Girl Near Death As Boy Escapes
An 11-year-old girl on the Nort Side was gravely injured after a three-car crash, while an 11-year-old East Side boy escaped unharmed when a vehicle turned upside down. Angie Mascato, 13, and Frank Patsos, ir are named in the report of the chaotic scene near Sk. Joseph Mortuary. Police charged speeding. Patsos faced additional charges for driving with a minor operator’s license.
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East Side
Angie Mascato
Prari Ag
Joseph Morptral
Abe
Lavered Vt
Steefcheck
Frank Patsos
Cilltoe Ish Wonere Vl
Polite
Teatt and
Melrome A
Melgoee
Polee Azaims
Wiliam Hookela
Hissdale S
Tone
Satna
Lous Heller
G Zoyl
Sunch
Fiters Sa Banalte
Jms
Gus
Aly Hopkala
Amky
Patsos
Pollce Ater Sirega
Amaship
Charles ML Smurh
Cutzen Huber
Sas Injered
Nine plead in lottery ring case in Albany
The government wrapped up another case in a $10,009,000 lottery ring investigation as more defendants pled guilty in US district court in Albany New York. Latest entrants include Rivard L Garrison of Lamruidele Pennsylvania Leo Ward of Potitville Pennsylvania and Henry Witt of Johnstown Pennsylvania.
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Victoria
Tufts States District Court
Albany
Rivard L. Garrison
Lamruidele
Leo Ward
Potitville
Henry Witt
Jonnstown
Oswego Man Shoots Self in Quarrel
Oswego on February 12 Lucien Seeley 14 Patt Street Oswego after a quarrel with his wife Friday night used a double barreled shotgun to shoot himself in the left side of the chest at his home around 10 30 pm He was rushed to Oswego Hospital and reported out of danger Saturday morning
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Oswego
Lucien Seeley
Patt St
Seeley
Oswero
Court approves $1400 settlement in auto collision case
Justice Frank J. Crees approved a compromise settlement of 1400 dollars brought by Miss Norma E. Bell against Lester L. Baker and Anna Hayes for an automobile accident. The plaintiff accepted the FL401 offer. Broken teeth and disfiguring facial scars were noted as principal injuries. Byrne Byrne and Lowery appeared for the plaintiff.
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Watt
Norma E. Bell
Lester L. Baker
Anna Hayes
Frank J. Crees
Byrne, Byrne & Lowery
Oswego Steam Plant Plan Ahead in Oswego
Oswego February 12. Floyd W L Carlysie chairman of Nia Berk Hudson told a Oswego dinner that the largest steam generating plant in the world would be in operation there within six years.
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Oswego
Floyd WL
Carlysie
Nia- Berk-Hudson
Theargest
Trustees Fight Returns From Rochester Over Election Board
Trustees of St John the Baptist Ruthenian Greek Catholic Church heard the appellate division argument on their bid to block an election of a new board. They faced a February date set by Justice Jesse E. King for the 1912 corporation’s election, and the court reserved decision on whether to delay the election until after March.
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Rochester
St John the Baptist Ruthenian Greek Catholic Church
Board of
Rochester -In
Fey
Howe
Eepeenste Court
City Rebuked in Tax Suit Over Property Assessment
The Syracuse Plaster Company, Inc. challenged a £159,740 assessment on its property at 237 El Fayette. Judge Frank F. Malpass denied a petition to compel testimony from Joseph Furcinito. Proceedings, filed in county court, covered 1935 and 1936 assessments with 1937 combined later.
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Frank FP
Furcinito Judes
William L Barnum
Furcinito
Furcintto
John Tf. Delaner
Corportion
George” FL Driscoll
Malores
Real Indians Thrill Young Syracusans in Play Series
Real Indians thrilled young Syracusans Friday night with songs and dances as part of The Captive Mala of Old Carlisle. The Clare Tree Majors series under the Women's Alliance of May Memorial Unitarian Church continues with Hansel and Gretel on April 22.
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Mala
Old Carlisle
May Memorial Unitarian Church
Hansel and Gretel
Lincoln relics and Syracuse mementos endure
Syracuse preserves few Lincoln keepsakes a playbill tied to Ford s Theatre and Booth death a gift to the Onondaga Historical Association with evidence it was in the presidents hand Lincoln s April 14 1865 shooting and April 25 1865 funeral train stop in Syracuse are noted along with another souvenir in the city the Elignee Journal containing Rev Huntley s sermon on national bereavement and an 1863 dispatch featuring Booth s capture a 125th anniversary observance at the time saw banks and public offices closed while sermons reflected on the legacy of Lincoln s deeds and the nation s growth through them
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Syracuse
Assassors
Lincoln
Museum of the
Onnndara Historical Associatiomis
Ford
Washington Beaver
Wiles Booth
Paul Shipman Andrews
Elignee Journal
Tister County
EB. W Huntley
Booth
Boston
Lincelm
Obituary notices dense and varied across Syracuse area
A garbled obituary page lists numerous deaths and funeral plans from early February in Syracuse and surrounding towns. Names include Mary Kane, Roger Williams, Joseph Behm, James Shafer, Theodore Rounds, Earl Thompson, Ada Thompson, and others. Details cover ages, family survivors, burial locations, and service times, with churches and cemeteries in Syracuse, Jordan, Lafayette, and nearby communities.
Young Democrats Get Regrets From Marvin Secretary
Secretary to Mayor Bogardus wrote a misshapen note on county Republican stationery denying Syracuse a sponsor role for a dinner honoring Robert H. Fackton. The letter, from Onomingo County Republican Committee stationery, claimed Rutland Marvin as county chairman of the GOP.
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Marvin
T. Elmer Bogardus
New York
Young Democratic
Syracuse Asyot
Robert H. Fackton
Onomingo County
Rutland &. Marvin
Divorce Bares Marriage of Francis in New York Case
In August 1975, details emerged of a marriage between Francis and Mrs Francis amid a divorce case. The proceedings revealed a prior marriage, alleged non-service, and a Dowling grant of alimony. Evidence included a Rocheston Hotel registry showing Francis living with a woman as wife in 1933, and testimonies from Howard W W Clasen, representing Mrs Francis.
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Marrage
Evers Frage
Syracuse A. Ey
Marie HL Charocsne
Rockerfer
Francis
Iree
Cate
Marrige
Yeberg
Jatiutins
Dirorce Proteedinzs
iMrs
Frenes Ob
Dan Orde Dowling
Frasers
Iring
Wiss
Howard WW. Clasen
Mrs Cooper Dies in Oneida Residence at 90
Mrs Harnson-Cooper aged 30, long-time Syracuse resident, died Saturday at 439 Main Street Oneida. Survived by son William Cooper of Syracuse and daughter Mrs C BR Denrick of Buffalo. Funeral set for Monday at 2 pm at her Oneida home with burial in Merile Hl cemetery Syracuse.
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Joseph ‘Behm
Joseph Behm
Harry Yawney
Jordan
St Patrick’s Church
St Patrick's Cemetery
Jordan Assa
Jacob Behm
Rumania
Mar Frharsk
Jatiwiza
Oni
Rosschi
Winachemiiren
Lous E. Kisther
Myre
Saran
Nistier
Louis E. Ist
Gifford St
Salsburg
Syracuse
Histler Isaves
Charles E
John A
Ali A. Kistler
Patrick J. Gere
Agnes T. Gert
Molloy
St Margaret's Church
Mattydale
St Mary's Cemetery
Peter J. Nash
Edward Nash
Mass Charlotte Gere
John S. Gere
John Heres
Cooper
Oneida
Harnson-Cooper
Main St
Onnida
William Cooper
C. Br, Denrick
Buffalo
Ongida
Syracuse Pastor Preaches Sunday in Cortland
Sidney Ritterhouse of Syracuse will deliver a Sunday sermon at the University of Cortland venue. The topic titled The Rise and Fall of Empires signals a focus on historical and moral lessons, drawing on classical themes for the congregational gathering.
Syracusan and Burglar Battle in Home
A burglar surprised a Syracusan in his home at 123 Westsworth Street. The resident awakened his brother and chased the intruder as wine was broken. The burglar fled as the occupant moved to the doorway and bag, but the thief left no trace after retreating upstairs.
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Baward Smith
Ess
Charles
Rome
Peage Meeting Scheduled Oxelda Feb 12 Norman 5
An event note records a Peage meeting set for February 12 in Oxelda. Names Norman and Syrecy appear in the fragment, suggesting attendees or organizers.
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Oxelda
Norman
Syrecy
Poultrymen to Meet Congress Manager at Farm Week
State poultrymen say A Edwards managing the seventa world s pours congress at farm and home week program patas. L Herrs Biscoen skateateles, chairman of the New York State Congress committee, announced today. The world Bil whe place at meer w.
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A. Edwards
L. Herrs Biscoen
Skateateles
New York State Congress Committee
Gas Kills Man Repairing Motor in Waterloo Garage
In Waterloo, Barner 30 died at 3:30 a.m. Friday while repairing and greasing his automobile in his garage. He succumbed to carbon monoxide poisoning despite attempts to revive him at Memorial Hospital. Authorities report no further details available.
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Waterloo
Ren
Raffy
Barner
Weterson “Memorial Hospital
Hinsdale Talks on Iroquois Village
Willam G. Binsdale addressed members of the Onondaga Historical Association in the association building about a Day on the Site of an Iroquois Village. He described exploration of a 26 Indian village site near Oran during a rainy period. Exhibited were several pieces of Indian pottery, including Arcanes izhowits, illustrating a higher degree of culture than Algonquin types.
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Willam G. Binsdale
Onondagatorical Association
Oran
Pastors Debate Nazis and Bund in Syracuse Sermons
In Syracuse Rev Witham L. Schenning and Rev Dr M L Thompson discuss Nazi and Bund influence during Sunday services. Local Legion members question Bund ties, noting its antisemitic stance and unclear attitude toward other religions. A Bund unit formation is announced by Kunze, who left Syracuse for Rochester.
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Syracuse
Witham
Scneding
ML Thompson
of & S
Barkart
Harmerschall
G. Wlitunze
Seheding
Taber Evangelical Lurersn
Gaurea
Max
Bis Church
Taomasot
Onondaga County American Legion
Legionnaires
Relimians
Rumze
Siracuse
Rachestar
Cookies and pie stolen from parked car at Genesee street
A theft report notes cookies and an apple pie taken from a Park Place car while the owner was away. Police were alerted and the case is assigned to Officer Stromberg. Crone and Tig S. Crone may be linked to the incident.
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Parken
Iav
Genesee
Io Police
I Stromberg
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Suteuse Joncsal
Hupeserret
Frank Patson
Teall
Melrose Ave
Playbill
Hirata
Jena
Mary J. Kane
Av.i Wes Ue
Teacor
Mare Ostrut
Frank Claudenin
Gal HH
Gritin
Bran
Thomas £. Lee
Thomes E Lee
Malien
St Marga
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Assutiation
Nina Dodd
I. Tass
Linz Dodd Vox
Tr Home
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Gorn
Reger G. Williams
Roger G. Willams
Lafayette
Elsie Howe Wabarts
A Williams
Williams
Portland
Drew Witlard
Kenneth MW
Fayette
Dangi Ray Gilbert
Miss Dolems
Ares
Farby
R. John Gray
H. Jobs Gray
Imer
Flushing
Mae Gray
Fred Humberstone
BE Stanton
Huntington
Mass
George Gray
Bridgeport
Benjamin’ FB Gray
South Oisehe
Rebecca Brown
S. Townsend
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Selina Johnson
Edward Broc
Edward Srevks Jr
Rosalia Edwards
Janie Kinder
Essie Mae Moodr
de Ress Kembali
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Bali
Mami
Bert F. Brinaman
Kimball
Structural Steel
Florida
Maude
Dei Cox
Cari D. Kimball
Cazenovia
Hanford H. Tarns
Hanford H. Tems
Painters Local Trion
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Louis Terax
Mrx Marie Camposii
Javed Shafer
Jacob Shafer
Scivar Process Company
Oelock
Woodiann'cemetery
Shafer
Bertha Steeb
Lansiens, Mich
Ono
Charles Hafst
Wenster Rochester
Y Rees
Luca
Miss Shafer
Theodore M. Rounds
Theodore WM Beards
Weinhamer
Chanel
Park St
Burton E Bulmar
First Ward
Methodist Episcopal
Famary Plot
Mannsville Cemetery
Wiliam Goettle
Bernard Steere
James Beeman
Eliott Parks
Edward McCarthy
Francis Glazbrook
Earl Thompson
Earl Tromgason
Itty & Gaddesst
Yracusi Ng
Ada S. Thompson
Walter Thomason
Mineti
Gould Patchand
Louis J. Isch
Calvin M. Thompson Jr
Delaware Street Baptist Offici
Charles DO. Ida
Charlie Dide
Nichols Ard
Herold Clark
Eastwood, Baptist Church
Flord Howland
Thomas Sullivan
James Barry
Edward Beagle
James Clanty
Edward Gratzer
Woodlawn Cemetery
James de Lose Goodrich
James DeLoss Good
T. Lis St. Gast
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Joseph C. Say
First Presby! A
P. Moncar
Clyde Goodnek
E. Yates St
East Streruee
Mmoa
W. Irving Francis
Edward Smith
PEAGE
Congress
Hinsdale
Saline St
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