Auto Crash Injures Three Near Kincua
A Cergeler sedan owned by Charles Piles of Salamanca skidded off a slippery highway and crashed into a tree Sunday afternoon near Kincua. Bett King, 302 Park Avenue Warren, was thrown from the car and cut above the eye. Other occupants, including Mr and Mrs John King and two daughters Valgssine and Vera, and Mrs Charles Newark, sustained bruises and a sprained hand but were treated at home. The car was taken to Stone's garage for repairs.
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Kincua
Cergeler
Charles Piles
Salamanca
Bett
John King
Park Avenue
Warren
Hn King
Valgssine
Vera
Charles Newark
Klinzua
James Newark
Stone
Mine union seeks aid in drive on vice in Pa area
United Mine Workers president Philip Murray urged the Treasury and Prohibition officials to crack down on bootleggers and narcotic peddlers in Western Pennsylvania mining camps. Murray cited murders tied to bootleg liquor and called for a thorough probe, while Prohibition Commissioner Doran countered that conditions were not as bad as claimed and pledged enforcement. The matter was referred to Col. L. G. Nutt for narcotics oversight.
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Washington
U.P
United Mine Workers of America
Treasury Department
Pennsylvania
Philip Murray
Uaited
Prohibition
Doran
Murray
Westernennsylvania
United Mine Workers
J. D. Pennington
Western
Nicaraguan Delegates Praise Hughes Speech at Conference
The Nicaraguan chief of delegation Dr Carlos Cuadra Pasos says the U S intervention question should not reach the conference unless other delegations take action. Honduras minister Fausto Davila expects a favorable reception, while Chilean and Colombian representatives also voice support for Hughes speech. Also announced Windsor Morgane wedding involving Vanderbilt divorcee Rachel Vanderbilt and Jaspar Morgan in Windsor Vermont.
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Carlos. Cuadra Pasos
United States
St. Pasos
Hughes
Nicaragus
Nicaragua
Fausto Davila
Streira
Honduras
Uruguay
Santiago Hey Ayals
Yvanderbilt-Morgane
Windsor
Rachel Littleton Vanderbilt
Corneliie Vanderbilt, Jr
Jaspar Morgan
Edwin D. Morgan
Wheatley Hills
L. J
Jeremiah M. Evarte
Bound over to court in cottage burglary case
James Riley of Watertown N Y was bound over to the next term by Justice Clark E Nelson after his Saturday arrest in Pittsfield on a breaking and entering charge tied to a cottage owned by Donald Alien and Clyde Walters. Justice Nelson notes a justice of peace cannot accept bail on burglary.
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James. Riley
Watertown
N. Y
Pittsfield
Clark E. Nelson
Riley
Donald Alien
Clyde Walters
Nelson
Kiwanis Club Dinner Guests From Warren High
Kiwanis Club program chair afonty McClure invites Warren High School boys and girls glee club to attend a dinner Thursday February 2 at the Wotan's club. Edgar Fowlks, West End plant engineer, has been transferred to the Associated System's plant in Erie.
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Afonty McClure
Kiwanis Club
Boys’ Ang Girl’ Glee Clube
Warren High School
Wotan’s
Erie
Edgar Fowlks
West
Fleet Addition Keeps Five Van Fleet Growing
An extra moving van will join Masterson Transfer’s fleet of five. Paul Fisher placed the order recently as the firm expands operations. Quarterly pay checks will be distributed tonight to Company members after drill per Captain Charles Pearson. The midweek sermon will question false gods like pleasure fame money with Reverend Harold Stoddard continuing the Ten Commandments series. Two Warren High players Milt Peterson and Raymond Stein end athletic eligibility under the eight semester rule dating back to last September. John Wilson of Pittfield township waived a hearing and was bound over on liquor charges after police found alcohol at his Roosevelt Highway home. Two flat boats, ordered from Mullin Body Corp through Everts Hardware, arrived for emergency use and are stored at Central Fire HQ. Thirty beginners have registered at Warren High, mostly in kindergarten and first grade, with more expected. The Boy Scout Drum Corps meets tomorrow at 7:30 PM at First Presbyterian as Merrit Lander leads drills.
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John Wilson
Pittfield Township
Clark E. Nelson
Wilson
Roosevelt Highway
Harry Jefferson
Robert Ritchie
Charles Ackerson
Lowrie Utter
Everts Hardware Company
Mullin Body Corporation
Salem
Ohio
Warren
Central Fire
Everts Company
Elmer James
Troop 8
Boy Scouts
Coast Guard Aids Ships In Distress
Coast guardsmen traced three distressed vessels from the warning over the Atlantic coast, while an unidentified steamer sent an SOS that halted naval radio at Norfolk for over half an hour. The Bull Line Clare and Grace liner Santa Maria reportedly asked stations to watch for distress signals, but authorities believe the signals came from a safe ship near Cuba.
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Washington
U.P
Athantic
Atlantic Seaboard
Naval Radio
Norfolk
Independent Wireless Company
Bull Line
Clare
Santa Maria
Coast Guard
Uba
Health education classes meet tonight for girls and women
All girls and women interested in the health education class will meet this evening at seven o'clock at the YWCA. Miss Dorothy Buckwalter of Warren High School will conduct the sessions focusing on gymnasium work health exercises and demonstrations. Topics include nodal dancing indoor tennis and interest in forming activities. A note on the Dropelier steamer Leviathan mentions a three bladed propeller and manganese bronze construction.
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W.C
Dorothy Buckwalter
Warren High School
Deaths and Funerals in Local Community
Miss Millie Lesser, a pioneer businesswoman active in church and YWCA, died after a two month illness. Funeral services were at her home 411 Conewanga Ave with Rev. Harold Stoddard officiating and burial in Oakland cemetery. Out of town mourners included Mrs. Harry M. McKean, Brookville, Mrs. M. J. Sausser, All City, and Mrs. Bert Benton, Tétusville. Clyde McQuiston, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William G. McQuiston, died Friday. services were at Lutz Mortuary with burial in Youngsville cemetery. Mrs. Rosalie Guertin and Mrs. Victor Nelson also marked obsequies today and within the week, with church rites, and interment in St. Josephs cemetery and local graves. Mrs. Nelson, born in Sweden July 20, 1853, had two sons, five daughters, eighteen grandchildren, and a brother in Asheville, N.Y.
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Millie Lesser
Millie L. Lesser
Conewanga Avenue
Harold Stoddard
First Baptist, Church
Oakland Cemetery
J. B. Leidiz
George O'Dell
Ernest Johnson
E. W. Garrison
Harry Landis
Grover Tind
Harry M. McKean
Brookville
M. J. Sausser
All City
Bert Benton
Rosalie Guertin
Holy Redeemer Church
P. W. O'Brien
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Clyde McQuiston
Warren General Hospital
Lutz
Charles T. Greer
Youngsville Cemetery
Clyde
William G. McQuiston
Altham
Victor Nelson
Emily Danielson
Wrightsville
Frehold
C. Jacobson
Nelson
Sweden
John
Jamestown
Albert
Asheville
Walter Morse
Fritz Melquist
Edward Austin
Paul Kleinsang
Lakewood
Helmar Danielson
Crandchlldren
August Johnson
N.Y
Missing Smith Girl Fleeing School Sought For Safe Return
Northampton Massachusetts authorities grow convinced Frances Smith a Smith College freshman who vanished January 13 may have run away. Her parents broadcast a letter urging safe, secluded life if she seeks it, offering support and respect for her wishes while hoping for word of her safety. A report tied initials on her bag to a possible lead and a sighting of a woman resembling her fainting in a restaurant follows a car ride with a young man.
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Vineers
Flynn
Miss Smith
Northampton
Mass
Frances Smith
Smith College
St. John Smith
Youngsville Men Lose Damages In Erie Court Case
Ver dicts of 2500 dollars each were returned against Thompson and Canfield in a suit filed by Frank Harvey of Whee lock on behalf of his son Lloyd who was injured September 4 1926 when struck by a truck owned by J. D. Thompson and Gils on Yarive Olds. The case heard in Erie Court last week yielded 4500 dollars against Thompson and Canfield.
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Youngsville
Erie Court
Thompson and Canfield
Frank Harvey
Wheelock
Lloyd
J. D. Thompson
Gilscn
Yarive Olds
J. S. Canfield
Erie
Jesus
S. P. Weaver
Mgr. A. D. Wickham
James Jones
Frank Patch
Proper
Glenn Ovvitt
Ning Haight
Elese
Ladiox Aid
M. E. Church News
T. Davison
Henry Shipe
Lord Jesus Christ
King's Heralds
Church and Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
C. M. Knapp
Younisville
Wallace Wright
Barnes
Wednesay
F. E. Swanson
Bertha McCune
Fear cables Hollow memory gone refuses to fade
Amnesia is suggested as a theory in the disappearance of Charles Strand an 80 year old resident of Cable Hollow. He was last seen at a Russell store where he made purchases and neighbors noted no smoke from his chimney in days. Strand tall six feet six, white hair and mustache blue eyes. he lived alone and showed no sign of foul play.
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Charles Strand
Cable Hollow
Martin Gage
Russell
Mr. Strand
Millionaire Lasher Estate Patrolled as Wife Flees with Infant
State troopers guarded Walter B. Lash er estate in Bridgeport after three letters demanding 26000 drew no kidnapping claim. The letters signed by the Tron Hand warned of a strike if slips occurred. Mrs Lash er and their infant daughter left for a southern destination, amid fears of an educated writer.
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Bridgeport
Conn
U. F
Walter B. Lasher
American Chain Company
Marion Parker
Los Angeles
Edward Hickman
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VICE
Raul Woocemck
Glade
C.W. Schmehl
Harrisburg
Lebanon
C. Howard McLave
New London
Elmer McLave
Myles Kirby
Warren Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Central Fire Headquarters
Mosher
Main and
St. Clair Streets
Saueatey
Ghief Gorjon
Aubrey L. Hodges
A. L. Hodges
Second Avenue
New York
Paramount
Paramount Furniture Company
August Barlson
Charles Forsgren
EB. Z. Morrison
August Karlson
A. W. Hoffman
H. M. Millstein
Leave Hospital
Children’s
Conenango Avenue
Milaired White
Merle Ostergard
James Anderson
Emory C. Geek
Chamber of Commerce
E. P. Prancia
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Howard Tree Expert Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Buffalo
E. J." Lamont
Main Avenue
Lamont
Buffalo General Hospital
Bridges Clothes Terrors
Grace M. BE
M.C. A
Warren Board of Education
Charles Wooldee
Pittsburgh
Herry-McCoy
R. G. Tomb
Corydon
Court House
Sheffield
Toiah
Humane Society the
Humane Society
Boy Scout Headquarters
Edith Blodgett
Warren Eervugn Seavus
Grady
Stewart and Olney
Bear Lake Borough
Freehold Township
Lottsville
Sugargrove
Gowiehly
Arland Ageut
Garland
Trityt
Oliver C. Tritt
Warren County
Tritt
Third Avenue
Water Streets
Court of Common Picus
E. B. Whiting
Fred W. Green
Michigan
Masterson Transfer Company
Paul Fisher
Charles Pearson
Warren High
Milt" Peterson
Raymond Stein
Boy Scout
First Presbyterian Church
Merrit Lander
Ateamship
Smith
Sisse
M. T
Shriners
Lee Wis
Seta
Bey
K. M. Andrews
E. E. Garrison
Isadore Sennell Alee
Bridge
Mildred Mead
Negus
Florida
Weaver
Youngsville Gurney Ball
Youngsvilles
SaOash
Cable Hollow Man
John Phelps
Sugar Grove, Penna
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