Adrenalin Prevents Death in Shock Cases
Report on adrenalin from glands controlling emotions, claimed to prevent death in shock. Doctors Crile Meyer and others discuss use of adrenalin to resume heart activity within six to eight minutes after cessation, with patients potentially revived if conditions are right.
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Iglawus
John Head
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Fook County
Teddy
G Wule
Cleveland
Dennis W. Crile
Meyer
Hrielie
Bachofner and Stengel Released on Bond
Arraigned before Sherman J. Mowe ver at Brig tivlay on charges of 10 ruting, the Wonce wet, RA, Bachofner and George Stengel were given Cele mettous, Ube court holding, the insult vient evidence hail boot offered 10 holy either of the wien for court Sirs. The vase of Mrs Rowe Swantel held on a similar whare of the Others wan paved until April Ah, with likely further action delayed. next court dates set for Erie iblermay today.
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Sherman J. Mowever
Brig Tivlay
Bachofner
George Stengel
Jtiven Celemettous
Ube
Wien
Hewever
Mra Rowe Swantel
Erie Iblermay
George Stenxe
R.A. Buchather
Andruw Peliciaks
Roses Swatitek
Limis Fucker
Oarge mitGox
Ralph Chinesieeo
Retires After Many Years in Grocery Field
Jaren Blair Virat Avennme sere AuNeLNCeN Itig Tere Hent Nav ing disposed of Als store to Wik brother W.H. Blur Mrlair opened hie Fret grocery store in thin city twenty five years ago the Hutt of last March. With him practically through this period has been his brother the new owner she has already taken inffesion of the age Nive establishment and who plays 14 operate Weplore with this same girnmpt Harvie as accorded patrons of the page. The retiring boxiness man has no ans for the immediate futiere. In quitting the grocery business Mr Hainie tay extended hin thanks ane appreciation for the Tne patronize aevordad hin and asked that the same bees tend ed the new owner.
No relief from taxation is yet in sight
Washington April 10 Trax pay off big and Uitte expect relief from the new Congress if opinion of Republican leaders today. Many financiers say tax cuts are impossible for the government’s overhead. Mellon proposes cutting taxes from 500 to 25, a responsive chord in business. Senator Smoot Utah next chairman of the finance committee and Representative Green Iowa head of Ways and Means agree a big chunk must be cut from the nation’s war bill before taxes can fall.
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Washington
Trax
Congress
Mellon
Smoot
Utah
Tinines
Green
Iowa
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Wation
Plans for Annual Alumni Event in June
Preliminary plans for the annual alumni gathering were discussed at a Corry City Electric Light office meeting. Officers aim for strong out-of-town attendance with two bake sales planned to raise funds for the event and other association business.
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Corry City
Mercer County Man Ends Life Over Court Fear
Duminski, a Mercer County resident out of work, drank poison after a chicken-stewery arrest and a larceny charge. He mailed $40 to his wife from Meadville to Union City and Cambridge Springs, then killed himself, hoping to avoid punishment and unemployment. His wife found him dead in Union City last week.
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Duminski
Union City
Mercer County
Ste Duminyyki
Abon City
Delaware Township
Dial
Erie
Meadville
Cambridge Springs
Union
Death of Philip Crowl in Beaver County
Well known in this city, Philip Crowl died at his Beaver home last evening at eight. A longtime clerk of courts in Beaver County and a veteran of the One Hundred Round Mead regiment, he was 60 years old and survived by his sister Mrs Laura Steen and a large family of thirteen children. Burial will be Friday in Beaver Falls.
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Philip Crowl
Beaver
Thaying Beet
Laura Steen
Warren A. Freen
Raat Trederick
Crowl
Beaver County
Hindreth Round Mead V Regiment
Mcrowreath Leaven
Steen
Ford 10, buy Virginia Rail system report
United Press reports Ford Motor Company negotiating a purchase of the Virginian railroad to gain a direct Detroit to Deepwater route. Officials of Southern Railroad deny confirming talks, while speculation links Ford to a possible 500000000 offer and a broader rail network tied to Detroit Toledo and Trenton. Norfolk observers note strategic implications for Ford interests and regional shipping.
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Vane
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Jenes Ford
Vigitian Railroad
Ford
Iwo
Detroit
Innit
Southern Railroad
Tolelo
Trenton
Virginian
Sewells Ponton
Oath
Norwolk
Bert
Loresty
Auita Mundarkurer
South America
United States Army
Army
Northward Geese Indicate Spring Arrival
Residents report six flocks of geese passing northward this morning around 1 o'clock. One flock was unusually large and flew high as they were noticed by several locals, a convincing sign that warmer spring weather is near.
French Troops Seize Stinnes Couple From Train Car
Berlin dispatch reports April 10 that industrialist Fugo Stinnes and his wife were taken by French troops from a sleeping car attached to a train at Scharnhgest and held in a freight car briefly before their release amid widespread arrests as French forces moved through occupied areas during a nationwide funeral observance.
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Berlin
Fugo
Stinnes
Scharnhgest
Heruppi
Brahhamini speaker at Corry Rotary lecture
An Indian Brahmin speaker, native to the United States, addressed the Corry Rotary Club at the Phoenix hotel. He discussed Indian mental and religious beliefs, Gandhi and passive resistance, noting its influence and impact on India’s development.
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Srwanawani
Mane
Rotatian Stringer
Erie Club
Merry Club
Harding Will Not Give Up Court Plan
United Press reports President Harding remains firm on establishing an international court under the League of Nations. Opposition cited as unfounded, with White House officials confirming continued push despite protests.
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United Press Ashington
Sandi Will-Aooh
Unita
International Court
Conigoring
Hie
Fire Claims Five in Barn Home Blaze Near Whititys
A Sioux City report states a fatal barn fire near Whititys killed five people, including four children and two adults, the George Wahl and Arte Basel families. The blaze occurred late at night, destroying the barn and dwelling, with investigators continuing into the morning.
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George Taal
Whititys
John
Gebrge Wahler
Arte Basel Sam
Expect Action on Appointment of Traffic Cop
City commission members are expected to act on appointing a traffic officer to patrol local highways. Chief Dunkle announced plans to install traffic signals and enforce strict regulations, emphasizing a firm stance against drunken driving and stating no quitter to enforcement. The probability of assigning a traffic officer during the mission remains uncertain.
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Pitrol
Draeinge
Agai
Devia
Dunkle
Gissin
Germans Honor 13 Workers Shot Down by French
Fragmented report recalls German tribute to 13 workers killed by French forces, including mentions of casualties in the Ruhr and Rhine regions. Text interweaves names, places, dates, and political framing, with references to negotiations and Allied actions amid wartime turmoil.
Police Seek Cooperation in Spring Cleanup
City residents and merchants are urged to join a spring cleanup campaign. Officers ask business owners to tidy storefronts and property exteriors and collaborate with authorities. Mayor Alexander is expected to announce dates for the annual cleanup period soon. The action is led by Police Chief Laude with broad community support.
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Sonny
Mexander
Laude
Fugitive for Eight Years Held as Embezzler
A fugitive sought for eight years was captured and charged with embezzlement. He was alleged to have diverted funds from a corporate victim and was brought to justice after a prolonged police operation. Authorities described the arrest as a major development in the ongoing case.
Normal Grain Production Is Yet Possible
Chicago April 10 Amenea's report notes ongoing grain prospects despite shortages and weather concerns. It cites reduced corn and wheat supplies, rising demand, and government forecasts for winter wheat production near 572,817,000 bushels, slightly below last year’s level.
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Amenea
Arobelit
Guthwase
Ineliang
Tunis
Oklahoma
Texas
Russian church crisis delays trial of Metropolitan Tikhor
Moscow April 10 Russian government postponed the trial of Metropolitan Tikhor patriarch of all Russia to April 17. The case centers on resistance to Soviet plans for sequestration of church property. Protests from many nations followed the execution of Mgr Budkevich and the ten year sentence for Archbishop Zepliak.
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United Press Moscow
Tikhor
All Russia
Tiady Parte
Mgr Budkevich
Zepliak
Taxation Plan Faces Hesitation in Legislature
In Harrisburg a contentious taxation plan stalls as lawmakers debate the size and scope of the budget. Key figures struggle over appropriations and revenue projections while committees parse proposed changes and political alignments.
Work Begins On West Washington Street Resurfacing
Keystone Construction Company of Meadville starts equipment setup for relaying pavement on West Washington Street from Cantor Street to First Avenue. Kay Sigel, Meadville official, says crews will complete the project within a month after the council awarded the bid of $562,680 to the Meadville firm. Local visitors and nearby residents are noted in brief as part of the day’s activity.
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