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He lost one several bullet officers found Anderson hadsome of them intended to frighten the operator and the others to disable the machine, tire and the car had holes in It when the it in the highway, not been apprehended this evening.According to Chief of Police Haehn the officers, acting on a tipreceived earlier In the day, were waiting for Anderson, when he came into Warren. At North Warren he was discovered driving toward Warren. The officers drove up to his machine and commanded him to stop, but he failed to heed the order. Chief of Police Haehn w# in uniform but despite this the operator of the rpa-chlne refused to halt. At an estimated speed of sflcly jniles an hour he led the chase through North Warren to Ventu retown and up the soft earth road until he could fiot go further, when he succeeded in escaping before the officersreached the car.The car contained, according to the officers, 24 pints of whisky and two gallons of alcohol.George Whole ben, Chester Ran-dall, Tom Wells, Paul Harrington, I Harry Armstrong.Orman Groves, Arthur Kirby, Victor Offerle, George Nelson, Ir. j Ij. E. Heavy. Howard Potts, Leon- j hart Donaldson, Harold S. Harnp-aon, Neil Critchlow, Sturley Lem- f rnon, Ervin Branch, VV. It, Milner, Earl Bartlett, Henry Morrison. Robert Kinender, William E. Lutz, George Folkman, Jr., Claud Schindler, George Geraciinos, William Smith, P. H. Colt. Dr. W. C.Helmbrech, Rex Biekarck, Walter Parsons, James Vessey, A. It. Black, Fred Gebhardt, Harry Johnson, Gerald Ostergard, Milton Danielson, Paul Yagge, Creed Erickson. Hadsel Wright. Dominick Randinelli, C. S. Knapp, H. L. Blair, Donald E. McComas.The surprise of the show was the presence of David W. Crossett, Sr., in the role of bridegroom.MEN PERFORM AT WARRENHome Talent Production of “The Dream of a Clown” Much Enjoyed.WARREN. Feb. 25.—Warren’s first all-male borne talent production was staged this evening at 8:30 o’clock at the Women’s Club when seventy business and professional men of the borough staged The Dream of a Clown,” sponsored by the Business Girls' Club and the Y. W. C. A.The performance was one of the most laughable ever presented here by home talent. It is to be repeated again Wednesday evening. Among the Warren men in the cast are Ben Kinnear, Paul Harrington, P. Howard Potts, Harold Ross, Ed Lowrey, Norman Mead, Percy Gilson, Grover Lind, Marshall Hansen, James Berger, Dr. C. H. Nelson, Clifford Johnson, Walter Preset, Clair King. Charles Folkman. Richard Evans, Sr., Monty McClure, Bill Rice, Harry Cogswell, Harold Mathis, Fred Greenlund, Dr. O. A. Siler, H. A. Johnston, Rev. T. S. Dickson. F. E. Redding,WOULD EXTEND SERVICEWater Company Asks Approval of Contract With Conewango.WARREN. Feb. 25.— Information was received in Warren this evening that the Warren Water Company today at Harrisburg, applied to the Public Service Commission for approval of its contract with Conewango township, Warren County, for the installation of w’ater mains and the supplying of water to fire hydrants in the portion of the township adjacent t*o the borough of Warren. It also applied for permission to extend its territory, provided in its charter, to include this area.The move was taken In contemplation of the extension of service to the village of North Warren.Suit Results From Crash.WARREN. Feb. 25.—Echoes of a fatal automobile accident at Scott's crossing in Conewango township, Warren County, in November, 1927, are scheduled to be heard in Erie County next when a suit for trespass and ages is to come up with Mrs.Perrv as the prosecutor and nie Ryback as defendant. The suit is the outcome of the wrecking of an automobile operated by Ryback, in which Lytle Perrv was killed, onweekdam-LytleBer-
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Jamestown Morning Post
Jamestown, New York, US
Wed, Feb 26, 1930
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