Subpoena and Testimony in Weeks Case Draw Broad Attention
United States Congress moves to compel testimony as Wheeler and Lane testify about papers seized from Weeks. Volant admits taking papers and paying for them, while Weeks orders secrecy. The subpoena and process mark an unprecedented step in wartime investigations, tying Rosch Magneto and Wright Martin assets to the inquiry. Lane’s suspension is noted amid questions of record custody and official propriety.
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Lane
Elaine
Troudswin Volandt
Ulaine
Dangher
Sommitttaets SC
Volant
Yolandit
Weeks
Menenick Yolande
Age Pear
Taitloe
Manets
Regorra
Capetin Volandl Lane Sud
Parole Granted After Long Imprisonment for Corryite Case
An released prisoner from Armenange County receives parole after serving part of a lengthy sentence for aggravated assault with intent to cause serious injury. The parole term begins May 20, 2021, with conditions to remain under supervision for two years and comply with court orders and fines.
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Prati
Expression on Program of Work Discussed by Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce plans an open meeting next Monday to outline a working program for the upcoming year. Directors seek public input and will set a date in April for a reorganized structure guided by the proposed recommendations.
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Chamber of Commerce
He Chamber of Pomuiurey
Chamber of Commete
Nelmone
Clyde Damon Appointed Third Ward Constable
Clyde Damon is appointed third ward constable to succeed Charles Groening who resigned. The appointment was made by Erie County Sessions Court with Judge Route awaiting confirmation. Kate Damon and Leo Mullébeck are noted in precinct roles amid the appointment.
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Clyde Damon
Charles Groening
Nde Jiy Tulee Uriah P- Roweter
Alartir
Erie Culinty
Routev Ale
Leo Mullébeck
Aig
Kate Damon
Narrow Escape in Hudson Tunnel Blast
A tunnel blast near Hudson caused a near miss for a worker. Water gushed into the tunnel, creating a hole in the tin and forcing crews to flood the river to halt the damaged area. Rescue teams evacuated workers as rising water blocked access, with officials warning the work could resume after the peril subsides.
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Hudson
York
New York
Dafery
Ask Newsboys Meet Next Monday Night
Fragments describe a youth group or newsboys meeting scheduled for Monday night at the Municipal Building. Mention of April 7 and a contact or organizer, possibly Mr Price of Washington, with references to a meeting charge and route or role.
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ASK Newsboys
Price
Wahingtos
Early Passage Of Tax Bill Promised In Senate
In Washington March lawmakers flag interest in speedy tax reform. Senator Curtis of Kansas and Rep Hoan discuss plans to streamline the tax bill while remnants of opposition surface. Senator Silat of Utah notes a willingness to let the bill progress with Democratic cooperation to advance the program this week.
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Wasitington
March
Curtis
Kansas
Senate
Silat
Utah
Robinson
Arkansiy
Teqder
Miners Ordered to Quit Ku Klux Klan in Nesquehonin
On April 8 in Mazleton Pennsylvania the United Mine Workers District 7 announced that thirty miners accused of belonging to the Ku Klux Klan will be tried under union rules. President Thomas Kennedy said locals were ordered to investigate and purge members found to be part of the Klan as per recent convention constitutions.
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Ft Mazleton
Neat
Nesquehonine
United Mine Workers of America
Thomas Kennedy
District 7
Kennedy
United Mite Workers
Kiwanis Plan Big Picnic Date Set for June 11
Meadeville Kiwanis clubs arranged a large outdoor picnic at Conneaut Lake on June 11 with expected attendance around 1500. Organizer Joseph R. Gillard and Stewart Meadville Chit general chair coordinated the event at the Kepler Hotel with plans to welcome all district members and guests.
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Meadville
Nortwestern Pony Pvivurtia
Kepler Hotel
Connenie Lake
Greeksburg
Kio Wabis Sons Sini
BJ. Wower
Erie
Phot Prarene
Titer Club
Némie
HS Davis
Charles Buchat
Sharon
Stakelunt
Ray Russell
Warren
HW Rolland
Frankling
PJ. Reed
R. J. Blower
George Martat
Brie
Jones
Corry
HC Young
SM. Btevenson
MW Graham
Bids Rejected in Venango and Nearby Counties
April 3 report from Harrisburg shows bids on several State Highway projects rejected for further investigation across Venango County Sugar Creek Township Meadville Butler and Tioga areas. Names mentioned include Brice Thomas and GIS Thomas. The record notes locations Oil Creek Moya and Fairview Township with route numbers 204 214.
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Ey Ynirea Frese
Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Toy
Venango County
Sugar Creek
Eaver County
Chippewa Townnihip
Tioga County
Jackson Township
Oil Greek Moya
Butler County
Fairview ‘Ownship
Vanderlip Severs Ties With Wall Street Amid Crisis
Former Wall Street figure Frank A Vanderlip cuts loose from financial ties as a Great Crisis era debate grows over controlling impacts on industry. He signals stance against reckless risk while naming connections to International Mercantile Marine and Oregon Short Line Railroads amid calls for market reform and national unity.
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Giroke
Wis
Derry
Sampany BC
Volliiy
Dbnengsies
Wes Wind
E. P. Swenson
Freeport Texas Company
New York
Washington
Singh
Ambaguthyras International Mercantile Marine
Ariol Pacifics
Oregon Short Thine Railroada
United States Rubber Company
United States Realtys
Oregon and Washington Railroad
Los Angeles
San Pestite Rakircuel
Odd Fellows Installation Ceremony Last Evening
The Odd Fellows at Jonathan Lodge held an installation of officers with District Deputy Grand Master Mr Campbell presiding. The rite included the conferring of the Royal Arch degree and a class of candidates. A banquet followed the ceremony, listing the newly installed officers and attendees.
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ODD Fellows
D.D. G. M. Carlburg
Cenfer
Jonathan
Camibirg
Noble Grand
Blairs
Victor Orn
Carl Minman
Mulliger
Ro Randi
Wareden
Artin Lawson
Hondyetor
Ivan Smith
William Spencers
Minpinny
Anthir Schaub
Outside Guardian
Clarence Ki
Guardian
Joy
Laver Milter
IWC
Hobart
Thal
Corry Couple Married Last Night
William G. Nantes wed Miss F. Rean in a private ceremony in Corry. The couple's vows were exchanged before family and friends, with inquiring neighbors noting the modest affair. A small reception followed at the Nantes home.
Franklin mother and son vanish in mysterious disappearance
A cryptic report from United Prom details a Franklin mother and her son going missing. The fragmentary notice mentions police involvement and unclear circumstances surrounding the disappearance near a local river and Wilkes area, with hints of broader community concern.
Kiwanis Banquets Keystones Team Honors
Kiwanis Club hosted a formal banquet honoring the Keystones basketball team. Members praised the players for their season and gifted a souvenir gold watch charm to coach and staff. Don Smith led the meeting with remarks while club members offered thanks for the team’s effort and sportsmanship.
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Uearl
Fiy Evers
Iprove
Kiwanis Chih
Don Smith
Session
Oh H
Pav Aonor
Tvir
Easter Monday Ball Planned by L C B A
The L C B A plans an Easter Monday ball to be held in the Armory. Tickets and dinner will be sold, with proceeds to benefit the Ladies of the Catholic Benevolent Association. A varied program featuring entertainment will run from 9 to 1.
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Cathal
Danie
Jfeestea
Trolley Co Stockholders Meet Today
Stockholders of the Trolley Company meet this afternoon at 3 o clock to decide on the possible disposition of company property. The meeting agenda focuses on proposed options for the future of the enterprise amid lingering local interest. The notice notes local residents Carl Keppel and family and Marie Steetey’s return from Pittsburgh as part of community updates.
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Mita Marie Steetey
Pittsburgh
Shorot
Meg
Carl Keppel
W Richard
Youngeville
Lester Sample
Woma
Union City
Probers' Office Shakeup Amid Air Service Inquiry
Washington April reports show Thomas J Lane dismissed by Captain Volandt from the air service wacht section during a probe by the Senate Daugherty investigating committee. Lane testified that files from the Standeder Corporation were removed, and he described being ordered away from the committee and Capitol. He claimed Volandt could not name who gave orders and suggested the action was tied to ongoing inquiries. The committee sought Valandyt to appear and notified Chain Mell Brookhart to inform the War Secretary Weeks of Valandyt's alleged acts.
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United Proig
Washington
Turton I Wheeler
Dauphyrty Tnyestintinye Committee
Orhir Fa
Thomas Zase
Weeks
Abe
Volacie
Huey
Thomas J. Lane
Wilvi Mae
Hem Air Service
Senate
Daugherty
Volandt
Wacht
Air Service
Lane
Rice Investigations
Male
Standuedler Corporation
Wis
Valanett
J. Pickering
Department Muilitor
Valandy
Capitol
Ens
Immeillaels
Alee Lnistryctest
Mel Brookhart
Valaidt
Pepper Urges Republicans to Halt Third Party Split
Senator George Wharton Pepper of Pennsylvania, speaking in Portland Me, chastises the party for lingering divisions and warns that a dangerous third party could emerge. He cites Harding era missteps, criticizes Taft supporters, and urges unity to stop opposition within and beyond the GOP.
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United Press
Waritington
Connie
Poppin
Repusinan Comery
Maine
Lontdge
Coolidge
Portland
Dent Harding
Pobridge
All Blame
George Wharton Pepper
Pennaylvaniay
Buinl
Lota
Republica
Thay
Sitérim
Harey M. Diugherty
Setae
Iead
Democrats
Republicarin
Amoyier
Republican Party
Mase
Dlii
Pepper
Jmye Leon
Phil
Monarchist surge in Germany sparks street clashes
In Germany a rising monarchist sentiment is reported with openers by Republicans. Demonstrations erupted during Willy Dreyer's funeral as anti semitic emblems were carved and ministers faced by crowds. A Democratic monarchy bid contrasts with a Nationalist shift in Hamburg and Munich amid violent reactions from monarchist sympathizers.
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United Press
Germany
Paresh
Strestmann
Hamburg
Liefendorf Fink
Munich
Nationaltel
Peipieing
Phapretter Marx
Father Munsters
La Follette Increases Lead Over Coolidge in Wisconsin
Wisconsin returns show Senator La Follette widening his lead over President Coolidge by about 180000 votes as of 11 precincts tallied. AL Smith leads over McAdoo in the Democratic count by roughly 13000 with Smith at 88341 and McAdoo at 24979.
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LA Follette
Coolidge
Milwaurra
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Lavilette
AL Smith
William G. McAdoer
Medon
Victim of canned heat poison in Toledo dies
April 37, in Toledo James Carter aged 55 died at 8 20 am from canned heat poison. Police and authorities say three other men are in municipal hospital in critical condition as witnesses.
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Toledo
James Carter
London report on nations and leaders amid admissions
Fragmentary London dispatch notes moves by Apel and Gennany plus Assigniyo in a Nations League scene. The Daily Herald hints at merged aims and a united leadership while signaling cautions about approvals and alignments in a tense international backdrop.
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United Press London
Gary
Daily Hierild Kaye
Five Best Radio Features Highlighted Across Stations
Radio listings present a slate of special programs. Features include a municipal organ recital from Vanieenk Th Percy broadcast to Cleveland WA IX, and a first birthday special from WOMW Omaha. WRAP plans a Worth police band concert, WEAR airs chamber music from Hunter Callope, with an invitational lecture.
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WIAX
Cleveland
Vanieenk
Percy
Crevelitied
WOAW
Omaha
Central
WOMW
Pe. Worth
We Worth
Wear
New Yorke
Hunter Callope
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Venango CO
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Shans, N.Y
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United Prom
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