Grave Road Aid Hopes Dimming in State Action
Assemblyman John Tl King and county legislators push for state funds to improve East Columbus Avenue. A Harrisburg bill stalled in the Senate Roads Committee prompted a setback after a Highway Department attorney said the state could not fund the project. King remains hopeful but acknowledges the legal opinion weakens prospects of state aid.
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John Tl. King
Columbus Avenue
Hot of Representatives
Harrisburg
State Senate
Senate
J. L. Shelley
Department of Highway
Suite T O
King
Highway Department
Mc King
Kitts
Corry
Atite
Rum War at County Seat Ends in Jail Fight
Three men tied to bootleg activity clashed at Twentysecond and Parade streets. Louis Ring 27 Walter Liljenders 35 and Victor McCauley 28 were jailed after a street fight. Ring allegedly struck McCauley with a hingedjack. police separated them and charged all three with disorderly conduct. Bail posted for a forthcoming hearing.
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Eric
Dispatch
Herald
Louis Ring
Atte
Victor McCauley
East Eighth Street
Atate
Walter Liljenders
Bast Twenty-Fitet Street
City
Sea Street
King
McCauley
Ina
McCiauley
Anplovirs
Lilpanberg
Dinorden
Healiay
Erie County pushes route west of Union in omnibus road bill
Erie County legislators announce amendments to the omnibus road bill to include the Union City Mill Village road cut last week, with boosters pressing for the project to shorten travel to Cleveland and other western points. The bill also eyed Harbor Creek and Lawrence Park routes, shaping state highway system plans.
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UNION
Erie County
Harrisburg
Jon
Union City Mill Vilage
Good Roads
Edinboro
Butler Borah in Prohibition Debate Tonight
Henry Minott reports in Boston that a nationwide radio event features Senator Borah and Columbia President Butler debating whether the 1928 Republican platform should back repeal of the 18th Amendment. About 8,000 expected in person. many more to listen by radio.
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Henry Minott
United Press
Boston
Hera
Borah Siow
Whusetts
Mwarters
Murs
Thalia
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Republicat
Butler
Roosevelt Club
Wm. M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Mr. Coolidge
Hanedaleman- Allerer
De Pinedo Off for San Diego
A United Press report from Phoenix says Colonel Francesca Da Pinedo and three others left for San Diego aboard a Naval plane. A Phoenix youth named John Totlason signed a statement admitting he threw a burning match that caused the Santa Maria plane fire, with no action expected against him.
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United Pros
Phoenix
Arle
Apsil
Francesca da Pinedo
Tation World Ayer
San Diego
Santa Maria
Roosevelt Lake
John Totlason
Phonix
Pineda
Man Falls Seven Stories and Lives in Chicago
Chicago April 3 sign painter Harry Builderbach fell seven stories while lowering a rope from a lofty scaffold. He recalled spinach prompted his slip and he let go to the street below. The rope coil broke but he survived with injuries and returned to work.
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United Pros
Chicago
Harry Builderbach
Builderbach
Vesta Coal Company Adopts Open Shop Policy
The Vesta Coal Company, supplier to Jones & Laughlin Steel, switches to open shop. It becomes the second Pittsburgh area miner to adopt the policy since the April 1 bituminous suspension, with about 3000 workers affected at Centro California and Vestaburg mines. Union leaders say strikes may extend to Vesta if operations resume.
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United Prow
Pittsburgh
Vesta Coal Company
Jones & Laughin Steel Corporation
Jones & Laughlin
Neville Island
Vesta
City youths urged to join annual Citizen Military Training Camp
Notices invite local youths to obtain training camp application blanks and information from Mayor O. W. Branken. The mayor will provide details on entrance requirements and respond to interested Corry residents. The item follows a report that Harrisburg governor Picter opposes the Vare old age pension constitutional amendment.
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Citicen
O. W. Branken
Tracken
Corry
United Prone
Harrisburg
Governe Picter
Fenternat
Arymnsesterone
Fenaforator Ware
Dawes Rules Election Probe May Continue
Evanston April 8 Vice President Charles Dawes rules that a senate committee may compel witnesses despite adjournment. He appointed Senator Simeon DeFess to fill a vacancy on the committee caused by Senator Guy Gott's resignation. The ruling cites the Daugherty decision as authorizing extended powers.
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Unité Pros
Evanston
Dil
Reed Senate
Cam Puike
Qiel
Charles Dawes
Dawes
Simeon de Fess
Rep
Ohio
Guy D. Gott
Rep. W
United States Supreme Court
Mary S. Daugherty
Senate
Supreme Mount
Ie Supreme Court
Daugherty
Landslide Elimination Delays Columbus to Wrikhteville Road
The highway department moves to eliminate the landslide menace on the Frail unpaved stretch and the Columbus road project. Work on the Columbus conduit will likely start in about three weeks with detour through Columbus village not expected until then. Completion hoped by early summer with only a short stretch of road left to build to connect the highway at Columbus.
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Erie Railroad
Columbus
Wrikhteville
Highway Department
Golumny
Conny
Columbis Village
Rode
Columbis
Mellelie
Abtaswanthy Suringe
Student receives stiff sentence after auto theft conviction
Roy He Stoate a Columbia University student in White Plains received five years in Sing Sing for auto theft with prior time served. He argued for retroactive sentencing, claiming no prior prison sentence, as the judge noted his previous Pittsburgh case and current conviction.
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Cron Wimte Plains
Roy He Stoate
Columbia University
Tidy Wr
Bleikles
Pittaturgh
Sloane
Sioney
Two Killed in Missouri-Kansas Railroad Wreck Near Erie
A Midwest wreck on the Missouri Kansas Texas line near Erie Kansas killed the southbound Texas Flyer engineer and fireman and injured about twenty others. The northbound Sooner was held up after the earlier collision. two workers died and many were hurt.
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Erie
Kansas
Missouri, Kansas &Texas
Iynebara
Texas Flyer
Olahoma City
Business Women Organize Club in Erie
A meeting at the Hotel owned by Mrs Tsien M Schlurail and Mrs Eleanor F Markley established a Business and Professional Women's Club in the city. Miss Jane McCrisy was elected chairman with Miss Thetsia O Neill as secretary and Miss Sara Maronnes as acting treasurer. Committees were formed and a membership drive planned with charter set for April 8. The slogan is Better Business World. Members from Erie attended including Mrs Helen M Seblutaff and Mrs Eleanor Markley among others.
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Emnms Iitease
Tsien M. Schlurail
Eleanor F. Markley
Erie
Ene Club
Jane McCriy
Corry Club
Thetsia
O'Neil
Sara Mar~ oTnnes
Everting
Neve
Erie Clit
Helen M. Seblutaff
Eleanor Markley
William M. Price
Tanet
Rati Dunne
Ronnie Becker
Helen Helutei
Jen Sullivan
Josephine Harrington
Olive Little
Rhea Martin
Daisy Pritchard
Open Inquiry Into Nicaragua Situation Stimson Reports
Henry Stimson, as special investigator, opens inquiry into Nicaragua policy. officials note a potential shift in U.S. Central American strategy as Diaz faces rebellion with U.S. troops and a $1,000,000 loan aid. The goal: a formula for future relations minimizing interference while protecting American interests.
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Qurlay
Ld Stévelart
Kellowy
United States
Stimson
Nicaragua
Aeserita
America
Honiste
Diay
Wallstreet
Satasa
U.S
Cis
State Department
New York
Diaz
Onridge
Central and
South America
Fisher Signs Seven Bills in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg April 8 seven new laws were signed by Governor John S Fisher following legislative passage. Measures include raising stenographer salaries to 2500 annually for fourth class counties and authorizing funds up to 1 million to pay debts of a centennial celebration. Several counties and state agencies gain related provisions including district attorney salaries, county detectives, and gas distribution authority.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
John S. Fisher
Boyd
Mountgomery
Mieasina
Guveror
Cambiriae Fayeite
Eris
Lancasted
Northampton
Schuylkil
Washington
Greeley
Philadelphia
Buckman
Bucks
Atorneys
Olds
Anes Bradford
Carbon
Crawford
Pranietin
Lebnan
Lycimg
Metter
Venango
Fay
Mercer
Americans Picket Soviet Consulate Amid Protests
Americans joined a picket at the Soviet Russian consulate in Sitangitan. Municipal Council members breached police lines around the building and said they would assume full responsibility for the action. The participants included reserve volunteers in police service.
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Francis Misselwitz
United Press
Shanghat
Cnnsulate
Jordan
Chen
Kull
Bussiant
Comulane
Persoins Goisi
Edward
Barratt
Szechies
Peking
Wellington Koo
Koo
Empluex Club
United Pres
Woman Thrown From Buggy In Sudden Runaway
A buggy runaway on Travdlla street caused a woman to be thrown from the vehicle. Frid Cooper of Cutter Hilly reportedly became frightened and fled, leaving Mrs. Cooper with bruises and a shaking up. The horse bolted near the Center peak intersection, damaging the buggy slightly.
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Travdlla
Frid Cooper
Cutter Hilly
Vanderbilts to Seek Divorce in Paris Court
United Press reports Mr and Mrs We K Vanderbilt plan a Paris divorce to dissolve the marriage celebrated 28 years ago. Mrs Vanderbilt arrived at Cherbourg from New York aboard the Art Festic. It is not stated who will file the action.
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We K_ Vanderbilt
Paris
United Press
Vanderbilt
Cherbourg
New York
Vans Herbilt
Vannerbilt
Five Best Radio Features Schedule Listing
A chaotic OCR listing outlines radio features across multiple stations and time zones. It includes program names like Goldman Band Convert and Leviathan orchestra with various air times and locations such as Newark Pittsburgh Oakland Morgantown and more.
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WEAP
tEastern
Molt
Goldman
Wral Baltiman
Meyerheen
Suvlevy
Avor Newark
Leviathan Grchestra
WOAE
Pittsburgh
Bastert
Central
Morgantown Patio
KGO Oakland
Pacific
Gentral
Attigt-Bervai
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