Minister Hunted On Mail Charges In 1830s Syracuse Case
A former Syracuse pastor and kitchen utensil salesman is wanted for theft of mail parcels mailed to a different person. The case traces to 1835 when he left his church, began selling kitchen goods, and allegedly claimed agency for a company while receiving parcels in Syracuse and Jamesville. Police seek his arrest as officials pursue a federal warrant.
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South Geddes Street Church
Kirches
Onk Federal Grand Jury
States District Court
Binghamton
Imne
Cole
Post Office Inspectors
Syracuse
Barth
Jamesville
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
A.B. Jones Bible College
Tennnessee
Stetson College
Deland
Fla
Synteuse
Orangella
Lourh Des Street
Eliot St
Sir. Barth
Florida
Boys Arrested In Grand Larceny and Burglary Ring
Two youths received severe reprimand and two month probation and were later arrested with others on grand larceny charges. Anhony Regula of East Syracuse was sentenced to 10 to 20 years. The group admitted stealing cars and burglaries at several stores and a gasoline station. They allegedly drove to Scranton and faced arraignment before a justice of the peace.
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Agu
Eotowsai
Hirkpi Sie
Suboski
Lakeuty
Francis Schmidt
Tustin Kint
Siz
Qhel Wang
Anhony Regula
East
Syracuse
I Wiliam Faans
Grant Bird
Kotorski
Luboski
Scranton
Justice of the Peace
Reuben Temple
Thompson Roa
Trolley Men Pay Fixd Union Dispute Settlement
Retroactive wage increases awarded to several hundred trolley and bus workers after weeks of wage dispute arbitration. New York State Railway Company to implement payments in March following numerous conferences between company officials and the transit union.
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Wege
New York State Raidbay Company
Tokenea
Aff
Arrest Car Union
Death of Geneva business leader in Canandaigua crash
William D. Kitchell prominent Geneva businessman and public works board member died January 25 at Thompson Memorial Hospital Canandaigua from injuries suffered when he encountered a stalled motorist on the Geneva Canandaigua road. Coroner Snyder filed a decision on the inquest. Also notes court activity and troop investiture at Universalist Church with William C. Mater presiding February 27 at 7 30 PM.
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Geneva
William D. Kitchell
Board of Public Works
Thompson Memorial Hospital
Canandaigua
Jim
Geneva-Canandaisne
Frank BH. Snyder
Cortiaxd
Willian C. Mater
Onondala-Cort~lané Council
Bar Scouts
The
Universalist Church
Weleck
Death of M C Wirth Founder of McArthur Wirth Co
Michael C. Wirth a founder and president of McArthur Wirth Cooney wholesale butcher supplies died at his home in Syracuse after a year of failing health. Born in Canastota he helped establish the firm in 1863 with Peter McArthur and Dr L A Saxer. He leaves a sister a nephew a niece and three grandnephews. Private funeral at his home Saturday conducted by Ernest J. Fot Tenauer. Burial to be in Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Michael C. Wirth
McArthur
Wirth & Cooney
Prospector
Canastota
Syracuse
Peter H. McArthur
L. A. Saxer
Iss
McArtner, Wirth & Cooter
Masonic Lodge of
Carin W. Lewis
Hamilton C. Hoffmani
George Barnes Hiscock
Ernest J
Tenauer
Wootlawn Cemetery
Helping Hand Drama Leaves Veteran Actor Weeping
Paul Hanson, 41, unemployed Brooklyn actor, jailed by New York Central Railroad police for riding a train. In court he pleaded guilty and received a suspended sentence with orders to repay railroad fare to New York City, and to buy his own meals. Hanson, once in films and on stage, spoke of past roles and current hardship as reporters helped him with a necktie and tea.
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Paul Hanson
Brooklyn
New York Central Railroad
Guil
Homer V. Walsh
Cour Allengants
Toos
Collection
Hansonis
Newfork City
Nore Han
Tle
New York
Rairoad
Cleveland
Banser
Fes
Bel recaHed
Adolph Menjou
Main Street
Cynara
Scotland Yared Derec
Hanson
York
Lea
Sateliar
Campaign Push Cuts Milk Prices Across Regions
An open campaign presses for lower milk prices with proposals from New York executives and regional representatives. The effort targets federal control and price stabilization as agencies warn of price cuts affecting producers and consumers in Madison, Chateaugay, and central New York.
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Meath
Federal
Mostsmates
Madison
New York
Mi Ageney
Madewer
Ian. S. Rolfe
Favre
Eca
Vandals Loot Lake Homme Residence at Sacket Harbor
Vandals entered the exclusive summer residence at Sacket Harbor stealing valuables and damaging furniture and china. The house, vacant since John B. Pease moved to Syracuse last fall, was purchased by Mr. Smith 12 years ago and remodeled at a cost of 30,002. The intruders toppled items, broke chairs, and blocked the stairs. Meanwhile, Syracuse University announced Dr. Philip Armstrong as new professor of anatomy at the College of Medicine starting July 1 after his 1923 Massachusetts State College graduation and 1926 Cornell MD.
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Courage America
Dustry
Alabama
Hill
Philip Armstrong
Alabama School of Medicine
College of Mess
Syracuse University
Herman G. Weisxotten
Massachusetts State
Coltege
Corneil University
Horse Entries For Fair Races Closed Monday
Ames fans note entries for fair races close Monday with many horses expected to compete. Organizers urge owners to confirm registrations as prep heats begin, highlighting Mey as a leading entrant and Raine Green as a notable contender.
EXPECT ARMORY BILL TO PkOS
The Parsons Bickin for ai NY Pen prayer bese arm fevened 3s 3,360,060. sponsored by As ne E. Parsons and Melroy of Myrmieuse, aims to pass by the Legislature. A series of bids makes state responsible for distributing funds from fines to counties. The McElroy Parsons bill for continued state food control commission funds was favorably reported today by private finance and the Assembly ways and means committees.
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Parsons Bickin
Asne E. Parsons
Melroy
Myrmieuse
Pear Bet
U Troopers
McElroy-Parsons Bi
State Food Control Commission
Pivate Finance
Assembly Ways and Means
Booster Club Backing Office Shift Endorsed by Elmira Club
Marshall Terri of Elmira announces the booster club supports an amendment to the LOGE grand foreconstitution that would move the grand secretary's office to Syracuse. The endorsement was announced Wednesday.
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Oneming
Syracuse
Marshall Terri
Elmira
Pilgrimage to Shrine Arranged by Priest
Arrangements for the St Vincent de Paul parish pilgrimage to the St Angeste Beaupre shrine are being coordinated by Reverend William F Dougherty, pastor, marking the forty ninth pilgrimage in which he has participated.
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St. Vincent de Paul's
St Angeste
Beaupre
William F. Dougherty
Montreal
Train Veteran Retires at Weedsport Event
In a Riverside area gathering, veterans and locals celebrated a retirement with toasts led by Howard of Spretuse as toastmaster. The event recognized long service and loyalty, reflecting on careers and community ties across Rochester, Syracuse, and New York City.
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New York
York
Wffata
Rochester
Cahde
Wheesport
Sordan
Syracuse
Utiwa
Alaay
New York City
Howard
Spretuse
Mr. Parsees
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News of Central
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Washington
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Stracise
Soumet
All Paul Hanson
Lake
Homme
Booster Club
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Rakov
Tev Celis
Salina Street
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Ratiney
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Witherill’s
Gordon
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