Three Express Robbery Ring Members Sentenced
Ernest McPherson of Pittsburgh will serve one year and one day in federal prison after pleading guilty in U S district court. Leonard Whitesell of Brackin and Regis V. Bayle of Pittsburgh receive three months. Seventeen others linked to Pennsylvania Railroad and Railway Express Agency arrests. twelve dismissed due to statute limits. two Persian rugs valued as rare items seized from a Pittsburgh merchant.
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Interstate Express
Pittshurgh
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Clinton
dum=mond
Chautauqua County
Ernest McPherson
Oil Cuy
Leonard Whitesell
Braepuin
Regis V. Bayle
United States District Court
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railway Express Agency, Inc
Railroad and Express Companies
United States
Erie
Buttalo
Pay Promptly to Help Local Businesses and Honest Debtors
Community members urged to settle merchand ise and household accounts promptly to aid local firms. The piece condemns those who delay payments despite steady income, warning they strain credits meant for willing payers and hurt workers relying on timely receipts.
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Pew
Qven
Twhor
Relief fund urgent appeal sacrifices and hopes for funds
Relief workers warn that relief funds are drying up as urgent donations are sought for Mayor Starr and his team. Many have yet to respond while others feel stretched by prior giving. The immediate need is for dollars to sustain family maintenance, with county and state aid viewed as future support. Donate to the committee to help neighbors.
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Ajeate
Severs
Ibersty
Les
Esis
Starr
Canshire
Veterans push for bonus vote as House opens clash in Washington
Washington April 12 House members begin formal debate on the bonust question with veterans marching to the Capitol. Leaders from both parties greet petitioners as lawmakers brace for fierce lobbying amid expected votes. The controversy centers on the veteran vote and political pressure from farmers and independents.
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United Press
Washington
House of Representatives
Onte
Congress
Angel
Capitol
Raizeyy
Sennatu
Howeways
Aanager
Lawrence
Notable death and accidents reported in 1912 journal
Twenty years ago notes reveal Mrs. Ben Starr attending her father Lt Treat’s 84th birthday in Union City. Clara Barton, famed nurse and former head of the Red Cross, dies at Clanene Maryland. A noontime miniaway on Norily Center street endangers bystander Cecil Pod as a limber wagon overturns near the park and crosses toward the Pessenter station.
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Ben Starr
Union City
Norily Center Street
Cecil
Pessenter Station
High School Mock Trial Rehearsal Next Friday Evening
Students rehearse a mock trial in the high school auditorium to support the school paper The Qwi my Clayton Rounds. Wynter travels to Pipfield to visit his uncle James Hurl who handles a railroad contract. The event features a full orchestra and a refined poetic opening led by Pr Wieleth for the Japanese comic opera.
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Wig
Minnesota
Pittefield
James Hurl
Poetura
Pr. Wieleth
Pha
Will to Exercise A Man Blights to Do What He Aims
A fragment notes a man driven to avoid duties, focusing on willpower over action. The lines reflect an inner struggle to perform or refrain from tasks for personal gain. No clear names or places are present.
The Tonquin saga and other tales of distant shores
A sweeping set of reviews notes Gilbert W. Gabriel’s The Tonquin tale of a philosopher and fortune seekers bound for the Pacific Northwest and the Oregon coast aboard the Tonquin. It contrasts a violent descent with a grim finale and mocks empire greed against a brutal sea voyage. Also discussed are Neat redsing mitten’s The Mad Stone and Louis Golding’s Magnolia Street with its Yorkville contrasts and race tensions in postwar Doomington England.
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James Lewis
Domeday- Doran
Gilbert W. Gabriel
Astor
Oregon Coast
Gabriel
Lewis
Louis Gold Ing
Tirear & Rinehart
Doomington
England
Liebner
Goya
Magnolia Street
Lie Duvide
Magnolia Straeters
UN An Geeen
Attie
Music Department Presents Fine Corry Club Program
The Corry Woman's Club music department chaired by Miss Signa Anderson offered an artistic program at the club house on Mott last night. The centennials feature honored Goethe and Haydn, with dramatic readings by Mrs. D. A. Hillstrom and musical interludes by Miss Anderson and various artists. Selections included German pieces and Wagnerian excerpts, with accompaniment by Miss Mes singer and others, amid appreciative attendance.
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Corry Woman's Club
Signa Anderson
Mott Feet
Miss Anderson
Bose
Upper Austria
D. A. Hillstrom
Siegfried
Rhineland
Wagner
de Opeps
Haydn
B. Hawkins
Mise Anderson
Bohm
Corry Water Company Organization and area questions
A reader asks six items about the Corry Water Company organization date and Pennsylvania area, the destruction of a Virginia airship named Homa, the ruler of Teeland, the City Combine's receipts, and the author of a quoted line about the universe as a thought of Gone.
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Corry Weter Company
Pennsylvani
Wien
Virginia
Teeland
Sales Tax Accepted as Unavoidable Measure by Senate Supporters
Washington April 12 The sales tax bill remains subject to extended debate as it moves from the Senate toward potential conference with the House. Senators forecast delays into summer with calls for budget savings, while defenders insist the tax is necessary to balance the budget. The measure faces criticism over price increases and retailer impact, with mixed views on who bears the final burden. The debate highlights tension between manufacturers and consumers as lawmakers weigh the tax’s affordability and revenue needs.
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Mditor
Charles P- Stewart
General Press
Westar
Washington
Huch
House of Representatives
Oslay
Senate
Representatives
James @. Watson
In ‘Signa
Eadh
Middensen Lough
Eagh
Capper
Tai li Janate
Pilite Mars
Figures Show Gain In Day Enforcement
Washington April 12 Prohibition enforcement made gains in March versus last year. Arrests by cases rose 15.2 percent, seizures of automobiles up 87 percent, and stills 19 percent. Stills seized numbered 2,362 and automobiles 1,212. More beer spirits and wine were captured, Woodcows said.
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Washington
Prohibition
Amos W. W. Woondrook
Elk County Man Ends Life by Cutting Throat
Ridgway April 12 Walton Wymins ki aged 60 of Moree, Elk County, Wis, slashed his throat at home Sunday morning. He was taken to the hospital semi conscious, dying at 4:40 pm after a mental disorder. He leaves a wife and eight children. Remains sent to race for burial.
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Elk County
Ridgway
Walley Wyminski
Moree
HL County
Wier
Wik County
Gensal
Abot & Olclush
Rorce
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New Bindenburg Line
McPherson
Ned de Vitte Putiense Ih
Migs Arith
Wwell-Pais
Neaer
Clara Barton
Te Fed Cros Society
Clanene
Journal
H. Allen Smith
Loma Beers
Duttumi
Womas
Surcesse Drum
Mari
Fonts
Ams
Louis
Arshy
Lawis
Loth
Auree
Woman's Club
A. Shuss
Warren
Casera
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Plains
F.C. Chapin
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