National Bank Entered By Unarmed Visitor
Police rushed to North Center street bank after a heavily armed intruder entered the premises but fled after intervention by Patrolman John Flanigan dentist Goullan and local assistance. The bank reported deposits intact and no run occurred.
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Northside
National Bank
John Flanigan
North Center Street Financial Institution
Charley Carroll
Flanni
Hnstead
Usal
French Creek farmer hangs self in barn near Mark's Corners
John Newhouse aged 59 of Trench Crash township died by hanging in a barn on his sister Hattie Gabriel’s farm at Mark's Corners near French Creek between 11 and 12 this morning. He moved to the farm recently and was unmarried with several siblings. Neighbors and relatives offered no motive. The body was found by his nephew Homer Gabriel after he left to fetch fertilizer.
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John Newhouse
Sister
Mark's Corners
Hattie Gabriel
French Creek
Homer Gabriel
Newhouse
Wytfele
Torve
Gabriel
Benjamin Newhouse
Bear Lake
Garrett
Clymer
Taxi operation extends amid renewed outbreaks in city
Officials of the Parmeles Transportation Co said they are not ready to extend taxi service after rioting in downtown and East Liberty yesterday and Monday. Rumors of extra cabs in Oakland and Rasytalb erry were denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Erica Eres
Pittsburgh
Parmeles Transportation Co
East Liberty
Oakland
Rasytalberry
Who Is He Weuator From Kansas Publisher Ad Hoc
A fragment identifies a Kansas native described as a former newspaper publisher with strong advocacy by a firm named Seenaga 3. The text is incomplete, offering no clear event or date.
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Weuator
Kansas
Seenaga 3
Board of Temperance attacked for church state breach
United Press reports that at a Senate lobby hearing Rep. Tinkham charged the Methodist Board of Temperance Prohibition and Public Morals and the Federal Council of Churches violated the constitutional wall between church and state by engaging in political action on prohibition and public morality. He warned of a theocracy if such influence continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Methodist Board
United Press
Washington
Methodist Board of Temperance
Prohibition
Gomel of Churches
Mass
Senate
Snown
Caraway
United States
Board of Temperance
Methodist. Episcopal Church
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Congress of
Two Workmen Killed As Cable Snaps On Viaduct Job
The accident occurred at 8 45 this morning on the Walnut creek Viaduct project nine miles west of Erie. Two laborers, Edward Hamley and Harley Burch, died after a drag line snapped and hurled them from a platform onto steel piles about 10 feet below. Pred Burgemiester was slightly injured and taken to St. Vincent's Hospital. Coroner D S Harley investigates.
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Walnut Creek
West Lake Road
Erie
Edward Hamley
East Sixth Street
Harley Burch
Waterford
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie Hospital
Pitt Construction Company
O Iito
D. S. Harley
Erie Freight Train Wreck Near Cambridge
A westbound Erie Railroad freight derailed near Miller's Station east of Cambridge Springs just after noon. Eight cars left the track and tore down phone lines, hindering information. Conductor Martin Madison from this city was aboard. crew escaped unharmed. Cause of the derailment unknown. Also reported, London announces a three power naval agreement among the United States Great Britain and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Corry
Miller's Station
Erie Railroad
Cambridge Springs
Martin Madison
Union City
United Press
London
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Egg Throwing Attack Bares U S Power Commission Feud
Martha Sawyer reports a calm wife describes her March 21 egg assault on Frank Griffith, chief clerk at the Federal Power Commission. Minnie Ward, a 10 year file clerk, is suspended amid serious charges Griffith faced before the Senate Interstate Commerce committee and Interior Secretary Watt. The dispute centers on alleged removal of government papers linking power interests and the commission.
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Martha Sawyer
United Press
Washington
United Press Today
Federal Power Commission
Commission
America
Mra
Minnie L. Ward
The
Power Commission
Senyades
Stee Tas
Ward
Franke W. Griffith
Genera
Senate Interstate ‘Commerce Committee
Interior
Witmar
Grifith
Warmater
Illinois Woman Wins Senate Nomination
Ruth Hanna McCormick wins the Republican nomination for United States Senate in Illinois, defeating Charles S. Deneen and turning the state's primary into the era’s most strenuous contest. Early returns show McCormick leading by about 200000 votes as she advances to face Democrat James Hamilton Lewis in the coming campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton T. Akers
United Press
Chicago
Illinois
Ruth Hanna
McCormick
United States Senate
Charles St Deneen
Medill McCormick
Patate
McCormick Deneen
Look Co
Mark Hanna
Deneen
World Court
Washington
James Hamilton Lewis
Wilson
Suspect in dual murder released in Philadelphia case
Joseph Piccolo, 23, held in connection with the disappearance and slaying of Anthony Guizzola and Ralph Boccio, was released after authorities said insufficient evidence tied him to the crime. Piccolo had been questioned after being “taken for a ride” by rival runners last June. Philadelphia reports said he would be moved to Butler for further questioning. Bodies of the victims were found in woods near Tidioute nearly three months after disappearance. Sheriff Harry Jefferson of Warren County declined further comment.
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Joseph Piccolo
Philadelphia
Anthony Guizzola
Ralph Boccio
Harry Jefferson
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Jefferson
Piccolo
Butler
Cuzzola
Boccio
Tidioute
Sergi
Jones
Tha State Police
Sheet and Tube Bethlehem merger decision announced tonight
Youngstown stockholders met at 11 a m and adjourned to 8 p m for formal announcement on whether the Sheet and Tube Bethlehem Steel Corporation merger has been ratified. Tallying of votes faced delays after a turbulent session, but proponents claimed an overwhelming victory with about 70,000 shares more than the minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilson Sharpe
United Press
Youngstown
Sheet and Tube Co
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Todays Five Best Radio Entertainments
Listings for WIZ NBC at 7:20 BST show Rhythmic Ripples. WABC CBS schedule Gold Medal Past Freight. WEAR NBC at 9:09 BST features Palmolive Hour. WABC CBS BST1 Voice of Columbia. WEAF NBC at 10:30 BST airs Coca Cola Pro grant.
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WIZ
NBC
WABC
CBS
Freight, Wear
Voice of Columbia
WEAF
Jamestown Man Killed In Warren Train Crash
Donald M. Kofod a 19 year old Jamestown resident died after the auto he rode in crashed into a Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad freight car at the Penn Avenue crossing in Warren at 1230 last night. Driver R G Curren Jr escaped serious injury and remained in Warren Hospital. Coroner Lowrey began an inquiry with a jury impaneled and inquest to follow once Curren recovers.
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Pennsylvania Avenue West
Waren
Warren
Donald M. Kofod
Jamestown
Corry
R. G. Curren, Jr
Prospect Street
Kofod
Grundy Stands Seen in Gubernatorial Race Enigma
Harrisburg April 9 United Press reports a three cornered race for the Republican gubernatorial nomination as politicians watch where Senator Grundy’s support will land. Grundy seeks the senatorial nomination as a free agent after spurning Philadelphia leaders and Brown slate. Lieutenants move to build a statewide organization backing Grundy amid jockeying for the governorship.
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Grundy
Senate
Thomas E. Williams
United Press
Harrisburg
Atfair
Joseph R. Grundy
Weeks
Philadelphia
Grundy Brown
3. S. Lewis
Corry School Board Increases Superintendent Salary
Ralph S Dewey was reelected Corry Public Schools superintendent for four years with a new salary of 4200 a year, an increase discussed amid budget concerns. The board supported the raise amid debate on district finances and comparisons to Meadville, with lingering questions about the level of pay.
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Ralph S Dewey
Corry Pub
Board of
Editecturn
Dewey
A Curtis
Messrs
B. 3. Lewis
A. B. Smith
Milon J. Brown
Lewis
Dewe Head
Corry
Hillstrom
Committee On Administration and Instruction
Brown
Meadville
Eylstrom
Smith
Gandhi Unmole... Government in India continues arrest wave
In Bombay on April 9 the Indian government pressed passive resistance against Gandhi’s salt law protest. Gandhi, famed for marching to the sea, headed toward Brimrad where his brother was arrested amid civil disobedience actions. His followers and volunteers gathered salt as police detained about 75 people this week.
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United Free
Rate Contests At Harrisburg Conference Details Gas Tariffs
A Harrisburg conference on rate contest for Pennsylvania Gas Company discussed tariff changes and revised inventories. Samuel Gilson and city officials of Erie and Warren attended with counsel to push the 60 to 54 cent per thousand cubic feet rate debate. The next step hinges on regulatory action as parties seek lower charges and updated operating expenses and production test data.
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Ete Corry
Warren Beast
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Ciften Byte
Thei Wevised
Mulappratsensen
Wirnie Leonie
Shyipe Commission Ab Harbishure
Eilien Gal Yuh
Ty Getesmin
Langmore
Samuel Li Gilson
Seth Fopre
Fay
al Harrie
Dhis Yltuaneen
Jileijiy
Gilson
Chthyla
Ipresia
Erle
Gr. Kinenii
Mehaffey
Erie
Warren
Hedsley
Warren Woraugh Council
Orchestra to Assist with Handel's Messiah in May
A Dana School of Music orchestra from Warren Ohio will assist in the Handel's Messiah presentation in this city on May 5 with a chorus from Corry and Warren directed by Lee Mess Bates of Meadville. Rehearsals have progressed well and the Sophanorchestra is expected to boost interest. local venue details will be announced later.
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Warren
Ohio
AMM Ouen
Dana School of Music
Handel Oiering
Corry and Wharten Singers
Lee Mess Bates
Meadville
Sophan
Italy Blocks New Effort to Effect Accord
London reports Italy rejected any political pact unless naval parity is achieved. Italian delegation pressed for parity as France and Britain resumed talks. Indications pointed to France and Britain leaning toward a broader agreement and potential for a free power treaty.
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Italy
United Press
London
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ML. E. Board OF Temperance
Edward Hawley
E.R.R
Cambridge
U.S
Joseph Piccola
Donald Kofad
Warren Crossing
Board of Education
Gandhi
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