Frantz cites rise in improper prosecutions by patrol and courts
Borough police committee hears Frantz claim of lax cooperation among state levy patrol city and county officials. He cites too many motorists charged with major offenses not fully prosecuted and notes two major arrests with only bad convictions in a year. Council also discusses Jamieson estate settlement fire services and bridge removal near Market Street.
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Borough Weawret
Frantz
Dan Fnty
Frents
BH. A. Crary
M. W. Jamieson
Venturetown
Jower Merket Street
Crary
F. H. Reed
Phenix Furniture Company
Market Street
Clark Street
Laberty Street
Dancer Dolly Sisters Cut Off From Davis Estate
London October 2 Rosiczka Dolly of the Dolly sisters dances has been cut off from sharing in the vast estate of Sir Mortimer Davis the Montreal tobacco magnate. The will made public today restricts the son Mortimer Davis Jr to benefit personally and bars passing his share to the wife or any children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U. F
Rosiczka Dolly
Dancing Dolly Sisters
Mortimer Davis
Montreal
Mortimer Deis
Chosen to Continued From Page One
The text outlines party platforms including support for President and New York governance. It condemns Prohibition, calls for enforcement of laws, notes the Volstead Act’s perceived failures, and mentions proposals to permit state determined sales of light wines and beers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Democratic Party
Gov. Smith
Second US presidential election in Washington era
The fledgling nation maintained two parties the Federalists and Antifederalists before Washington. Washington stayed central while Adams and Clinton vied for vice president. Jefferson rooted for party ideals. Electoral results show Washington 182 votes Adams 77 Clinton 60 Jefferson 4 Burr 1. This is part two of a 36 digest of presidential campaigns.
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Alexander Hamiltert
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Jeffercom
Hamilton
Wallington
Ion
George Washington
George Clinton
New York
Vicelnis
John Adams
Massachusetts
Virginia
Aaron Burr
Adame Jefferson
City to Shake Up Police Beats in Largest U.S. Move
About 4,000 officers will patrol new beats in Philadelphia by midnight in a major reallocation ordered by Mayor Harry A. Mackey aimed at curbing bribe practices with bootleggers and saloon operators. Captains and detectives face indictments on corruption charges as shifts begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U.P
Harry A. Mackey
Cap_tan
William Knoell
Insurance agents meet at hotel here
Twelve representatives of the Elle strict of the Connecticut General Life Insurance company held a business meeting and dinner at the Carver House Monday evening with Warren Agent Cleyton C. Miles in charge of arrangements and a home office representative from Hartford in attendance. The Erie district includes Erie Warren Jamestown and Hannette. Johnson in Canada Mr and Mrs Arthur Johnson and children left Tuesday morning by motor for Canada where they will visit for several days.
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Elle Strict
Connecticut General + Life Insurance company
Carver House
Cleyton C. Miles
Warren
Home Office
Hartford
Conn
Erie
Jamesioun
Hanette
Johnson
Canada
Arthur Johnson
Fire destroys Chicago area cab firm stables. Derby hope saved
Police watched Cary stables after Sunday bombing of Yellow Cab garages. A 10 year old girl at the Naylor farm spotted flames at 8 36 p m and alerted workers. Stable boy Jimmy Allen rushed through smoke to save Feigh Count while others freed horses including Protection Luke's Crown Vanish Duide Right Ostend and two unnamed colts. Heat forced rescues to stop as hay ignited. In a separate note Fraulein Cilly Austen's mother was disqualified for six weeks by the German Lawn Tennis Association for alleged slanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary
Chicago
Yellow Cab Company
Hertz
Naylor
Jimmy Allen
Feigh
Luke
Fraulein Cilly Austen
Frau von Resnicek
Warren Borough News Briefs and Administrative Actions
Mrs Martha Huff underwent a surgical operation at Warren General Hospital Monday morning and is progressing well. A marriage license was issued to Paul Buignon Bemus Point and Josephine Eldredge Warren. Lighting upgrade of Elm Street between Pennsylvania and Lexington avenues was approved. An ordinance establishing a building line on Pennsylvania Avenue East between Hemlock and Prospect streets passed final reading. Borough water quality is reported healthy with bacteria efficiency at 99.9 percent per October council records.
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Martha Huff
North Car Iver Street
Warren General Hospital
Danelia Wilder
Paul Buignon
Bemus Point
Josephine Eldredge
Warren
Elm Street
Pennsylvania
Lexington Avenues
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Hemlock
Prospect Streets
Borough
Society Dance at Inn Thursday headline event
On Thursday evening this week O E Burwell new owner of the Lone Elm on the Warren James town road will host the first regular spaghetti supper with Leo Hummerichs orchestra providing music for dancing at nine oclock. A reception for Rev and Mrs L M Barnard will be held Friday from eight to ten at Grace Methodist Episcopal church inviting all church members and friends. Berean Class bake sale Saturday at Lester Shoe Store on Second Avenue starting ten oclock. Mrs Robert Thomas returned to Buffalo N Y after visiting friends here. Miss Margaret Mooney returned to Washington DC after vacation with the Mooney sisters on Fourth Avenue.
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O. E Burwell
Lone Elm
Warren-Jamestown Road
Leo Hummerich
First Baptist Church
Lester Shoe
Second Avenue
H. J. Shield
West St. Clair Street
L. M. Barmard
Grace M. E. Church
Marienville
Ersman
Knox
Cemtery
Shield
David
Margaret
Laurabell
George Long
Warren
Harriger
J. F. Reed
New Bethlehem
Catherine Burkhard
Jake Siggine
Tignesta
W. A. Reed
J. W. Reed
Grove City
Xetorah Wuckerly
Tunney Lauder wedding set for Wednesday
Gene Tunney and Mies Mery Josephine Lauder plan a civil ceremony at 1 pm and a religious ceremony later the same day in Rome. The couple arrived with a fatigued party after a Naples to Rome flight chased by newspapermen, while Tunney kept his calm demeanor as photographers pursued Bliss Lauder.
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Rome
Get
Gene Tunney
Mies Mery Josephine Lauder
Tunney
Naples
Saturnia
Mies Lauder
New Apapermen
Bliss Lauder
Probe of Alleged Graft Continues in Pittsburgh
District Attorney Samuel H. Gardner pressed the grand jury investigation into slot machine graft in Allegheny County. Witnesses testified as Gardner sought to uncover who pays and receives graft while maintaining secrecy from the city administration charges raised by Alderman John J. Verona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U. P
Allegheny County
Samuel H. Gardner
Gardner
B. Drew
John J. Verona
Deaths and Funerals Mix in Jamestown Area Notices
A sequence of death notices from Jamestown and surrounding towns reports Eddie C. Thorne dying at 2 PM Sunday at his 200 Hazeltine Ave home, age 52, survived by his widow Anna June and daughter Mrs Claude Barlow, along with sister Mrs Charles Dempsey. Other items cover Mrs Mathilda Johnson who died on her eighty ninth birthday with burial and survivors listed, and word of Irwin B. Charles found dead in Geneva, plus Mrs H J Shield's death and funeral plans with survivors and references to related relatives.
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Eddie C. Thorne
Jamestown
Hazeltine Avenue
Anna June Thorne
Claude Barlow
Warren
Charles Dempsey
Limestone
Mathilda Johnson
Charles P. Bruce
Sugar Grove
Johnson
Peter Swanson
Fritz Johnson
Emily Price
Emil Carlson
Gustie Anderson
Irwin B. Charles
Geneva
Carl Jacobson
East Third Avenue
J. D. Harlan
Charles
DuBois
Warren High Girls Basketball Leadership and Support Rally
The War rent High girls basketball issue prompts a rally as students and townspeople back varsity efforts. Betty Field is elected president with Jane Lyons as vice president, Louise Milley as secretary, and Margaret Eaton as treasurer. Ellen Johnson leads a membership drive as supporters plan bake sales and events to sustain girls athletics and revive varsity play next year.
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Warrent High Sehowl
Warren Hex
Warren
A. A
Betty Field
Jane Lyons
Varsity
Louise Milley
Margaret Eaton
Ellen Johnson
Cavelty
Commission Grants Radio Extensions
The Federal Radio Commission extended until November 11 broadcasting licenses of four Pennsylvania stations placed on probation. The stations WRAK Erie WABF Kingston WBRE Wilkes Barre and WMBS Lemoyne are included in the reallocations and will receive further extensions from November 11.
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Washington
U. P
Federal Radio Commisc
Pennsylvania
WRAK
Erie
WABF
Kingston
WBRE
Wilkes-Barre
WMBS
Lemoyne
Floods Roil Belgian Coast as Dykes Fail
Vast district around Nieup?ort near the Nieuport coast suffers heavy flooding as dykes break under storm. No casualties yet but cattle losses reported. Power stations damaged, blackout due to high waters. Workers rush to shore up dykes with earth sacks amid autumn tides.
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Brubsels
Niexport
Ter
Nieuport
Mini of Public Works Bagels
Cyclone hits Argentina disruption and drownings reported
Rosario dispatch reports a cyclone paralyzing telegraphic and telephone networks in Argentina on October 2. Two laborers drowned at San Pedro amid the damage, with further unspecified losses and disruptions noted.
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Rosario
Argentina
San Pedro
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Conewango
Knabenshue
R. Pearson Eaton
Houghteling
Central Fire Station
Jamestown Overhead Door Company
Davis
Charles L. Mullie
U. S
Robert Thomas
Buffalo
N. Y
Margaret Mooney
Washington, D. C
Mary and
Fourth Avenue
Penna
United States Parole Board
William A- Horne
Walter Wyatt
Joseph Mecinaily
Monessen, Penna
Horne
Monessen
Wyatt
Mackall
Atlanta
Regemony
Mrs. Mathilda Johnson
John B. Charles
W. HS. Iee
Y. W
Helen Preasel
Grub Hallowe'en
Feer
Ruth Goodwin
Lucy Donaldson
Clara Mse Gillespie
Virginia Slocum
Jane DeFrees
Jane Lytle
Bramer Carlson
Angel Bevevino
Howard Colt
Tom Wells
Walter Maurer
Richard Gray
Sopromores
Commission
Belgium
Gils’ Union
Kayser
Johnson Brothers
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