Warning to Coal Dealers Over Weight Violations in Syracuse
Judge Homer V. Walsh presided as John J. Capraro admitted guilt for delivering a coal load 930 pounds underweight. Weighed at the City Market post delivery, Capraro claimed no knowledge of fraud. The case marks the first of its kind this year, with Syracuse authorities pledging continued enforcement to protect consumers and keep coal honest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer V. Walsh
John J. Capraro
Jefferson Avenue
Utica
James H. Ca
Walsh
Caprara
Syracuse
Sulry Capraro
Pennsylvania
Jsudie Wals & Shuone
Capraro
Traffe Court
Harry H. Farmer
Hiawatha Boulevard
Syracuse Ranked Sixth in Safety in Its Population Class
Syracuse scored 27.1 in the National Safety Contest for cities with 100 000 to 250 000 population, ranking sixth in its group nationwide and finishing behind Oklahoma City Omaha Knoxville and Tulsa in the first half of 1941. Yonkers led New York State in Group III with 28.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Nalloma Safety Council
Safety Council
Lovering
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Knoxville
Tulsa
Okla
Salt Lake City
Spyracuse
Yonkers
New York State
Petawattee
Foreclosure Granted as Easement Denied in Canal Street Case
Supreme Court Justice Abram Zoller refused Sigmond Frensdorf's petition for a perpetual easement to reach 410-414 Canal Street from Erie Boulevard East to service a $15,000 mortgage foreclosure. The ruling upholds the foreclosure while denying the entrance right. A garage on the parcel is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigmond Frensdorf
Sedgwick Drive
Canal Street
Supreme Court
Abram Zoller
Herkimer
Frensdorf
Erie Boulevard
Watch theft reported by sleeper in North Manlius
George W. Smith of North Manlius told Acting Detectives Thomas Leach and Leroy Chappell that his watch valued at 60 dollars disappeared while he slept on the curb in the 100 block of South Clinton Street last night. He awoke to find it missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Smith
North Manlius
Thomas Leach
Leroy Chappell
Smith
South Clinton Street
Prison escapee from Newfoundland returned to New Hampshire
Philip Wilkins 23 of Farming ton Newfoundland is back in Strafford County House of Correction after admitting identity and waiving extradition. He escaped the New Hampshire facility July 25 by knocking down a guard and has now been recaptured in a farm tenant house near Pompey with three officers guarding him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Philip Wilkins
Farmington, NL
Pompey
House of Correction
Strafford County
N. H
Frank P. Malpass
Wilkins
Home of Dentist Robbed of 300 Dollars in Syra gine
Dr I Jerome Siverman a dentist and his wife left their 300 Scott holat Boulevard home about 9 o clock. a maid heard a voice from her room and a passkey entry led to a break in. On return at 11 o'clock the house was ransacked though nothing valued was taken. Detectives investigated and police found a broken rear window at 1095 South Avenue leading to thefts of a cigarette machine a gum vending machine and a pin bank machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syragine
I. Jerome Siverman
Silverman
Scottholat Boulevard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uliea Man
McGuire & Co
S. Solino St
Pamoun Keyatave
Lemplele Mevie Clee
Keystone
Auburn
Osweso
Fulton, Utica
Ithaca
S. Salina
E. Jefferson
Nua Ps
Ballantiog & Fons
Newark, N
Bensons
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!