Tainted money and aviation notes in a curious column
A column questions the morality of gold linked to the old regime and its use by private American interests while praising Miss Mildred Johnson as an aviation figure. It discusses the fate of Raviel money, the allure of air travel, and criticizes radio listening habits and the need for radio regulation.
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Rilaula
Raujalanatte Bank
Camvist
Nity
Hutty
Avor Rurely “United
Mildred Johnson
Miss Johnson
Air Mail
Pawuiengers
Four HoldUp Men Arrested At Dunkirk
Lieutenant Robert J. Rahn and Officer Alfred Reynolds arrested four alleged gangsters near Point Gratiot in Dunkirk. The group, named Soll, Hinolin, Carrigan, and McHale, allegedly robbed a car on Michigan Avenue Buffalo and a shoe store in Buffalo Friday afternoon. The suspects are from Cleveland and ranged in age from 17 to 22.
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Buneire
Robert J. Rahn
Alfred Reynolds
Dunkirk
Point Gratiol
Maurice Soll
Lester Hinolin
James Carrigan
William McHale
Cleveland
George Shuart
Voad
Shuarl
Hahn
McHale
Carrigan
Michigan Avenue
Buffalo
Hincline
Soll
Democratic plot aims to defeat Shreve in Crawford County
Erie April 2 reports say Democrats plan to raid the party to defeat Congressman Milton Shreve in November. Alfred Thomas and Jas Lavery are Democratic hopefuls aided by supposed Republican support. local leaders urge Republicans to stay loyal as delegates at the convention will choose the presidential nominee.
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Thomas
Shreve
Crawford
Alfred Smith
Joseph Rogan
Oscar Roudebush
Republian
Look and Learn 1 Answers to Saturday's Questions
Answers to Saturday's questions list various facts. The first president inaugurated in Washington was John Adams. The longest bone is the femur. The most heavily endowed U S college is unclear from the text. The flagship ship of the United States feet is not coherent. The state with the greatest number of sectoral votes is not clear from the text.
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Washington
United States
Bhater
France
Galt
A Problem Day A and B work rates puzzle outcome
A and B produce 109 and 121 percent of the work per day respectively. After A works 2 days and B 3 days, compute remaining work. The supplied solution text is garbled. extract the core: determine unfinished portion after cumulative daily outputs, given rates 109% and 121% per day.
Washington’s New York Governor Smith in Albany Office
Dispatch from Charles P. Stewart reports Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York touring his Albany office. The article describes the expansive room, the desks of Grover Cleveland and Theodore Roosevelt, and Smith’s private panels and secret doors. It notes a cautious, businesslike approach and contrasts political stagecraft with practical governance. It also mentions Smith’s navigation of party dynamics and consultations with aides amid brewing national convention talk.
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Alfred E. Smith
New York
Charles P. Stewart
Washington
Central Press
the Corry Journal
Stewart
Smith
Shington
D. C
New York State
Albany
Leatown
George Clinton
Grover Cleveland
Col. Roosevelt
Charles Evans Hughes
Monessen Club Home Destroyed by Fire in April Blaze
A $100,000 fire swept the new Monessen club home yesterday, gutting a four-story structure under construction. Donora aided Monessen firemen as flames raged for hours, trapping George Cooper who was overcome by smoke while attempting to retrieve records on the Record floor.
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Monessen, Fa
Bigles Fates
Donora
Monessen
George Cooper
Tim
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Filles March 31 1908
Journal Filles recalls events from March 1908 in Corry including a fatal street death on W Wayne Street and a liquor license denial for Judge Walling. It notes local businesses Clark and Sons owning 500000 feet of fogs in their suits, subscribers paying up, and Marry Weeks traveling to Pittsfield to recover a lost shotgun after a Brokenstraw van overturn.
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Journal Filles
Clark and Sons
Marry Weeks
Pittsfield
Game of Correct English by W L Cordon excerpt
W L Cordon asks what is wrong with the sentence Is Mia Brown a relation of yours and explains grammar issues this brief appears as a language note or reader exercise from a historical column. The piece focuses on punctuation and pronoun reference within quoted questions.
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W.L Cordon
Mia Brown
Warrenites in P R R wreck prompts anxiety
A Warren woman Mrs D Bryant Turner and her husband were aboard the Liberty Limited when it rear collided with the Broadway Limited four miles west of Lima Ohio Friday night. A telegram to Mr Turner said neither was injured. The item includes a quiz on pronunciation and spelling related to the incident and other word puzzles from the period.
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Turner
hallubGdhch Oeticin Te
Colorado Springs
Baltimore
Ian
Edith Schleys
Pee-B
Warren
Colorado
Burns Fatal to Fairview Child
Three year old Richard Gibson of Fairview R F D No 3 died at St Vincent's Hospital from severe burns Friday after his clothing caught fire while he tried to throw paper into a 4H open fireplace at home. He was rushed to the hospital by his parents, initial hopes for recovery gave way to a sudden decline Saturday afternoon.
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Richard Gibson
Veterans Smoker Brings Erie Veterans Together Saturday
At St Paul’s chapter house Erie an all veterans smoker drew attendees from G A R Spanish War Veterans of Foreign Wars and Disabled Veterans. Erie Marine corps paraded to the gathering aboard a Wolver ine. Speakers included Dr E Silliman GP Silliman of the G A R FP MacWilkie of the Spanish vets and Dr Elmer Hess World War. A buffet luncheon followed with a black bottom dancing revue and musical selections by local groups and soloists.
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Erie
St Paul's Chapter House
West Seventh Street
Disabled Veterans Association
Erie Marine Corps
Erie Voitulre
la Societe Des 40 Hommes Et Chevaux
JE. Silliman
Castle School of Dancing
Rogers Israel Post
Wm. Perfer
Byron Colley
Stello
John Wiecjoult
Charlie Natto
Quiter
Ralph Billingsley
Union City Legion Quarter
Kresge Plans New Block After Demolishing Hoffman Site
Frank Redding the local Kresge agent announced the S S Kresge company will raze the Hoffman block at Liberty street and Second Avenue and construct a completely new store and office structure. Demolition of the old building will start within ten days and the project is valued at about 20000 dollars including land purchase in January. The decision came suddenly as plans for remodeling the Hoffman building were only recently received.
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Aon 2
S. S. Kresge Company
Liberty
Second
Frank Redding
Kresge Co
Hoffman
Redding
Kresge Company
Warren
Parachute Jumper Dies at Clover Field
William C. Campbell veteran parachute jumper died after his parachute failed during a jump at Clover Field Santa Monica. His plunge occurred as 6,000 spectators watched a charity event meant to aid St Francis hospital sufferers.
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United Fre
Santa Monica
Cal
Wiliam C
Campbell
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