Amato Charged With Illegal Entry In U S
Antonio Amato, 28, a resident here for two years, was arrested last night on a federal immigration charge for illegal entry into the United States from Canada. He was taken to Erie for arraignment and possible deportation proceedings. The case is part of a broader immigration crackdown in the area.
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Erie
Antonio Amato
Yuk
Heri
Amito
Amato
United States
Canada
Fele
Rufalo
Italy
Brie
Ankr
Amity
Mirch A.M
Main Street
Jose
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AL Junhes
Indoor Circus Opens Friday at Local High School
Junior group hurries to complete plans for an Indoor Circus at the high school gym Friday and Saturday. Four hours of acts and sideshow features include a fat lady, cigarette feast, and a Japanese juggler. Admission is 95 cents, granting access to plays and side attractions.
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Cigarettes Fieast
Mining Industry Directors Rally in Capitol Gridiron Debate
United Press reports in Washington on April 7 that a mining industry advocate urged Congress to ease government control of coal markets. The discussion centered on securing federal seizure of coal operations, shifting regulatory power to the federal government, and addressing concerns over miners' wages and production.
Radio Expert of Erie Addresses City Club
Erie radio expert Mr Reyna is billed to address a City Radio Civil club meeting tonight at Municipal Hall. The talk will cover radio trends and public service, aiming to boost attendance by local residents and educators. A general discussion of public radio proposals and attendance at the city hall session is planned.
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Erie
John G. Reynolds
Erie Lighting Company
Corry
Tuimoye Sf
Fretiihers Lind Aily Ulhops
Torerestey
Amoseur Tenadeastyy
Anirsda
Ratty Pty
Nadine
Atari
Resyulday
Rish Comedy This Evening At Local High School
Memihtes of the Ariehearil'y Drag matic Code veil prevent their comedy show at the high school this evening. A planned feature includes several dance skaters led by My Missay Elabeth Mollie Dorothy Callahan and Male Neil of Green Ville. A young performer from Memlville is reportedly involved, with a charityalbum type program for Christmas.
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Ariehearil
Sucess
Mollie
Dorothy Callahan
Male Neil
Green Ville
Jackey
Romitly
Memlville
Speeta Alumburs
Former Corry Man Killed in Olein
Word reached the city late in the afternoon that Charles Hurd, a former well known resident of the city, had been killed at Olein where he was engaged in contract work. No details were received. The deceased was a brother of Mrs. Charles Edwards and Miss Ida Hurd of this city.
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Charles Hurd
Theity
Olein
Charles Edwards
Ida Hurd
Two North East Bandits Identified in Early Morning Theft
A fragmented early report describes police investigating two suspects linked to a theft. It notes one man, Moe Anderson, living at 1982 Laherte Street, and mentions a struggle, a drug store incident, and a search by officers including Alderson Mlenfille. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Ty R
Moe Anderson
Swan
Laherte Street
Alderson
Yale
Gasoline price rise hits motorists at pumps
Local reports indicate gasoline costs have increased with motorists facing higher prices. Retail gas is listed at 23 cents per gallon as pumps show the new rate amid talk of further advances in coming weeks. Officials say additional increases may be considered in the near future.
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Owepkar
Miners Decide On Candidates For Unity And State Leaders
United Mine Workers delegates from five Pennsylvania districts gathered at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel to discuss endorsements for Unity and Liites State Governor in the upcoming primaries. Attending officials included Rinaldo Cappallini Scranton District 10, Tech Brophy Clearfield District 12, Fagan Pittsburgh District 1, Andrew Matt Hamilton District 7, and Chris Gelden Shamokin District A. District presidents said Osher differed on the endorsements and attendees readied for the vote.
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Ottisnns
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Intejets
Hellevue
Stratford Fidel Tiye
Jiy
Rinaldo Cappallini
Scranton
Tech Brophy
Clearfield
Fagan
Pittsburgh
Distro
Fiy Andrew Matt
Hauleton
Chris J. Gelden
Shama «Kin
Osher
Burglary at Florida Home Seizes Jewelry Worth Thousands
A Florida home at 410 Vermont Avenue was broken into between 8:00 p.m. and midnight Wednesday, with jewelry including a platinum wristwatch set with diamonds, two pearl strands, and other effects stolen. Items valued at about 800 dollars plus additional losses around 1000 dollars were reported, with police tracing suspects in the Boynton Beach area.
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Eli Barlow
Vansant Honda
Kro
Cory Fitzen
Eielie
Sen
Harlow
Barlow
Vermont Avenue
Peninsula
Ofer
Pal Iin
Tartow
Mary E. Patts
Motor Club to Meet Friday in Spring Notes
Notices of the regular monthly meeting of the County Motor Club are set for Friday evening. A report on the AVA Secretaries Conference in Washington will be given by Stanley J. Nushols, a delegate from the Teal district. Discussion on touring service for AAA members and new emblems for 1925 is promised, with dues payment urged to avoid subscription interference.
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AVA
Washington
Stanley J. Nushols
AAA
$100000 Suit Follows Crash Death Of Youth
A $100000 damage suit was filed in civil court against Leechburg and New Kensington Transportation Co. by Mr and Mrs P J ONeill of Leechburg over the death of their son Felix who died after eye loss in a bus crash near Kiskiminetas ridge. The parents allege worry over the eye loss weakened his resistance to pneumonia leading to his death.
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Apsl
Leechburg
Newtenssington
P. J. O'Neil
Felix
O Neill
Pei Monia
United Press
New Orleans
Engend McDermott
Frank Joskey Murphy
Ruby McDermott Murphy
Caro
Murphy
McDermott
Mary B. Ruby
Oak Glen
Calvin Halloway
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Bunce Low Bidder on Crawford Road Project
H E Bunce was declared the lowest bidder for a 11 95 foot stretch of Crawford Road in Warren County. The contract to H E Bunce Company of Olean included segments in Sugar Grove and Sugar Grove Townships with a bid of 1044 00. The second low bid from OP White Summary of Warne was 11800 feet on Route 497. Reading delayed due to unsatisfactory proposals, the project was readvertised.
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Sugar Grove
State Highway Department
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Kaw
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Ot Warrene
Suger Grive
Frail thieves and tragic acts haunt cities across the nation
Scour city for radio raffles and a Queens burglar described as fearless, armed, and elusive continues a crime spree with police injuring him after a shooting. In New Orleans the Murphy family tragedy ends with a double gas-related death following a letter about impending blindness and prior losses linked to transportation and accidents.
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United Press
New York
Borough of
Queens
Jewel
Arthur Kenny
Jacob Reigler
Frank Donnelly
Buckner paints gloomy picture of enforcement in New York
Federal District Attorney Buckner told the Senate Prohibition Committee in Washington that prohibition enforcement in New York was ineffective. He described widespread corruption in federal courts, noting that jury trials were congested and that fixers and bribery influenced witnesses and juries. He alleged that millions in claims and bonds went unpaid and criticized how promotion agents aided alleged offenders.
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Metropolis
United Press
Washington
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Teel
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Senate
Prohibition
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Leen
Ree
Missouri
Jiang
York
Prosteutir
America
Haig
Huckner Reverus
Anilkaur Aif
New Officers to Be Elected by Stanford Hose Company
In Tunis North Africa April 7 Captain Esteve, leader of the Madrid-Manila Tokyo flight, left for Temnoli after losing a comrade in fog en route from Algiers to Tripoli. Captains Loriga and Gallarz arrived in Tripoli yesterday. The Stanford Hose Company will elect officers for the coming year at Thursday’s meeting with Elmer Gilbertson serving as president. A large attendance is expected.
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Tunis
North Africa
Esteve
Temnoli
Algiers
Tripoli
Loriga
Gallarz
Stanford Hose Company
Elmer Gilbertson
Radio features lineup and concert notes
A dated radio programming snippet lists stations WTIC WCAP WWJ WGN and WIAGL-1 MSM with a ROA Denver String Quartet at 8 PM and KLY Gakhind at 9 PM near Oceanic stations. It also mentions Des Motes at 7 and Central WHO Little Symphony with various meter readings and venue hints.
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WCAP
WWJ
WGN
WIAGL
MSM
Central
WSAL
Quartette
ROA
Denver
Kly Gakhind
Paciic
DsKaven
Des Motes
Po OM
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Radio Raffles
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