Two Tots Perish as Home is Destroyed
A chaotic dispatch reports a deadly house fire in Sharon destroying a residence and killing two young children. The obscure text cites United Press coverage, mentions a large-scale financial dispute tied to oil properties in Mexico, and references multiple oil companies and a court action involving Geronima Merinios, with the case context described amid a broader, unclear narrative. The fragmentary source includes scattered names, dates, and monetary figures, reflecting a mishandled OCR transcription from a historical newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prose
Sharon
United Press Muuiths
Robart
Phytis
Ireland
Ander
Lowy
Digpute
Pan American Petroleum and Transport Company
Mexican Peetroleum Company
Lnd
Hawsteen Petroleum Company
Tamiahus Petroleum Company
Wach
Geronima Merinios
Senora
Cray Hetancourt
Vale Wable
Mise Moore Ag
Heny
Fawyers
Listlee
yArpolkiyn
Doheny
United Press
Nth
Darise
Aimee
Nthe
Dance Recital Delights Big Audience at Mistoxenion
An unusually pleasing offering by Mrs Roy Larson’s pupil, featuring folk, illusionary and character dances. The program included “The Sailor’s Wienpipe,” “Bruhyi’s iss guru Dance,” and encores by senior members. The second part showcased ensembles and soloists, ending with The Fiber Maile and social dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Larson
Svevivid
Wienpipe
Justin
Pierengo R. Willraveiy
Bruhyi
Mises Margret Wale
Hieatorh Ringoldennieh
Tnivviroy
Sato
Samarells
Baliyeines
Medes
Rhonard
Aliethy
Jean Mhcilers
Helen
Louise Thorp
Mire
Alice Gui
Utouty Barker
Sarthe
Prdgeany Baer
Ibfness
Resstar
Hopher
Witutier
Edward M Chidester Dies After Illness At Home
Edward M Chidester longtime resident dies at home after illness lasting weeks. He was born in TaweRo New York March Aged 84 he lived in the Pitt MLE Church community over fifty years. Survived by two sons Frank and William and daughter Mrs Diity Wy Mrawine of Petersburg Florida. Funeral at the First Mi 18 at 2 30 with Rev Hartlett officiating burial Pine Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Chidester
Chidester
St. Pevershur
Florida
Luhly
Corey
Me Alchesters
TaweRo
Pitt Mle
Lindtrom
Wisa
Lik
Hides Suevived
Prank Edward
William Kinglieh
Shy Pitt
Ming
Diity
Petersburg
Hare Meindlay
Hartlett
Pine Grove
Cemutury
Scour Harrisburg for Gem Bandits
Harrisburg police scour the city for burglars who stole 1175 dollars in gems in a series of robberies. The spree began within a short distance of each other, with $650 worth of jewelry taken from Mrs. Jean Gatler and other items reported missing from an apartment on Main Street.
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United
Fry
New York License Fee Increase Reported
A garbled notice indicates a rising New York state resident license cost to 5.50 dollars, up from earlier rates around 2.50. It references April deadlines and a possible 10.80 figure, with unclear agency names and dates, but notes higher fees for the license privilege.
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Foeen Rynevedt
Venisylvania
New York State
Tivesssen
Chidine
Reopening hearings on rebellion protests in Western Pennsylvania
United States reports actions to reopen hearings on rebels and protests in Western Pennsylvania and Ohio producers. The decision impacts railroad workers and related labor issues in the region. Officials emphasize providing fair opportunity to present claims while addressing safety and regulatory concerns.
Melancholy Woman Hangs Self in Home
A woman described as melancholy died by hanging at her home. Relatives say she had been distressed. funeral arrangements were pending. The report notes neighbors and the local home of Mrs. Turie Dutton as references in the aftermath.
Kluxers Active as Cross Burned Near Catholic Cemetery
A hooded Ku Klux Klan group burned a cross near a Catholic cemetery west of the city. Reports describe loud explosions and street unrest as residents witnessed the event from the West End. Authorities consider possible ties to recent bombings and a rise in white supremacist activity.
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Helms
Cut
St. Thomas
TH Haing
Minny Vestrier
Shen
Nrnes
Pathatin Rémes
Fairhurch
Pinchot Pleased With Initial Campaign Tour
United Press dispatch from Pitts describes Governor Pinchot's tour for the Senate race. He forecasts more votes in Allegheny than four years ago and vows to curb political machine influence, branding Pepper, Vare, and gang ties while defending reform aims and Pennsylvania governance.
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Ailesheny Eminis
Musicion
Laverne Cowity
Vandidlhey
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Pepper
Tamia
Temple
Sale
Sunacor
Congress
Vien Vane
Leinster
Phe Pang
Piladelphia
Pittsburgh
Veterans of Foreign Wars donate fracture bed to hospital
An evening VFW meeting in WHOW hall approved purchasing and donating a modern adjustable fracture bed to a local hospital. The device will aid patients with leg injuries by allowing easier treatment and comfort, with plans for a Memorial Day program and related activities.
Special Services at St Thomas Church
DeVotions and a parish mission will be held at St Thomas Church starting tomorrow with the 10 30 mass. Members of the Order of St Augustine will conduct the mission, continuing through the week. Rev Pathers Walker and McNeighy arrived this morning to lead morning and evening services throughout the week.
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Speae
Efvikes Alteoaine
Tovey
Thotis Chueh Tomorow
Dlrce
Order of St Asigustine S
Pathers Walker
McNe
Highway Patrolmen Active in County
A garbled county dispatch notes March activity by state highway patrols. It reports fines totaling $47,856 from 760 arrests for motor vehicle law violations. A separate $5,184 is referenced but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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United Prox Tarrisblag Pa
Erie
Missing flyer and aide found safe in desert
Cairo April 17 United Press reports Captain Fetevend te Spanehther and his mechanic were found today nearly a week after their plane was abandoned in the Animan region of Palestine. Searchers traced them about forty miles from the crash site as sandstorms hampered the effort.
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Estevez
United Press
Cairo
Fetevendte
Spanehther
Iun Taday
Animan
Palestine
Esteyed
Louind
Terry Fella Gubiatsure
Cairo Magdad
Gallaréal
Linkskok
Inala
Marlrid
Paoieg
Corry Car Figure in Kentucky Crash Inquiries
A garbled report cites police asking for information about Bernard Robinson connected to a Kentucky crash. Robinson, described as a chef at a Newport hotel, is reportedly tied to the investigation, with authorities noting limited details available. Meanwhile, a separate incident in Harrisburg sees steel worker Lovis Kestroven killed after a seven ton windlass toppled, driving him 70 feet to the ground and prompting hospital care after a ride from the accident site.
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Piel
Pankie 9
Gort
Bernard Robinson
Robinson
Alvar
Aguredi
Kentucky
Tsuig van
Fay
Anvisine
Newport
United Press
Harrishurg
Lovis Kestroven
Oma Newiligh
Fmends
Sherman Road Widening and County Road Projects Planned
The county announces Sherman Road widening from Sherman Village Limits to Mink Tail, plus en route improvements. Additional projects include culvert work on the state line Barcelona road near Westiell and the Kennedy Preston area. Transportation upgrades extend across multiple townships, including resurfacing, paving, and new traction measures, with timing extending into the year.
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Fenirite
Roy
Findley Lake
Aby Sherma Vilage
Worl
Caressayih
Gunite
Sia
Tinley
Ty Iwciettertaker
Vseas
Arkwright Yale Todd
State Line
Barcelona Road
Westiell Teishwils
Kennedy-Preweturra
Abbas
Billie Ton Thornton
Nile &Y Watylesburg
Smith Mills
Fred Ewing Wins County Spelling Championship
Fred Ewing won the final elimination spelling contest held Friday and will represent Corry in the county competition. Other top finishers include John McTaghlin fifth grade Florence Carlson sixth Sarah Nicholas seventh and Eighth grader Fred Ewing. The Erie paper will judge and the winner advances to a district contest in Erie, with a cash prize awarded to the champion.
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Corry
Fred Ewing
Turnor Wich Schiml
Chimpkinshiy
Erie
Washington
A. Rash
Corry Boy Recalls Thrilling Atlantic Storm Experience
Corry Parkhurst describes a violent storm off the Atlantic coast aboard an oil barge. He and the crew battled towering waves, feared rescues, and spent hours bracing with life preservers as water swept over decks. They towed a damaged vessel toward New York before both ships reached safety.
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Atlantic
Praderick Parkhurst
Charles Parkhuwrse
Two Canadian Leaders Refute Wet Charges
Two Canadian leaders deny wet charges as the Senate Prohibition Investigating Committee hears testimony. Figures named, including Wayne Wheeler, oppose the Prohibition plan while discussing government liquor control and police conduct amid a court presentation.
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United Press
Wasiington
Uni
Pune
Iuas
Senate Protihrion
Wayne
Wheeler
University of Chica Uel
Bh Fisher
Henry Farnbauy
Vale
WB Riney
Vandi
Allier Ganiian
Frye
Tievelisa
Raney
Canadian
Montreal
Wuebee
Manitoba
Saskatchewsy
Alert
British Columbia
Leo Montreal
Jindge Corlerre
Anc
Five Best Radio Features Across Major Markets
A fragmented TV and radio feature rundown lists stations such as WEAP New York WET WSAI KGO Oakland and WEED Boston with schedule times and program fragments. It mentions orchestral hosts and travel tales including a "Tale on Naskas" with unclear origins and several city references.
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WEAP
New York
WSAI
KGO
Oakland
Boston
AL Evetern—Hostin
Symphony Orchestra
WSB
Atlanta
Central
Wow Davenport
Cwitrat
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Mex District
Yale Law School
Weber
EM. Chidester
Grove Street
Scour Harrisburg
GEM Bandits
N. Y
United Frosy
cIme
Ducidad
Theodore Hollister
Garret
Fai Kang
Tse
Armen Iver
Parker
Armen Steik
Lim Mather
Vine
Apether Villantes
Tuirie Datton
Narth
Peter Street
Wilk
Alsinieer
Mutin
United Pres
Phyehnt
Pitts
Wanrishisy
W.F. W
ST. Thomas Church
Sherman
Chautauqua County
Corry Boy
Cape Hatter
Atlante
Bee
Riphu
Norfolk
Sal
Ambrose
Cuba
Drys
Senate
Quebec
Charles H VerMilyea
Iit Russell
Nie Aster
Aluggie Page Kins
Praving Vms
Ni Walker
Ling Theo
Wo Graeany
Linusville
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