Pear Aged Man Perished in Big Swamp on Farm
A local farmer, an elderly man, disappeared near his home and was later found dead in a swampy area. Mayor Eastman of Union City organized a large search party of over one hundred people from nearby towns including Vinton City. About twenty five automobiles transported gear for the hunt. The search, led by Mityun Enituan, focused on the wooded region near the farmer’s residence where relatives fear he may have been overwhelmed.
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Eastman
Union City
Blosinfield Township
Guy Abent
Scott Wey
Liu GidNily
Hur
Albert Wilson
Pare Vinton City
Sient
Charles Kjustman
Jmol
Wilkon
Bluce
Coolidge Urges Economy in Broad Plea for All
President Coolidge made a sweeping appeal for economy in personal, business, and government life during a visit to the Women’s World Fair in Washington. He warned against rigid occupations and Soviet influence, arguing sound policy favors reducing public debt, freeing capital for production, and cheaper goods so people may consume more. His talk followed the fair’s opening ceremony and highlighted a carefully staged fund-raising display.
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Wasifington
Crescent Conldge
Chenya
Egast
Mes Coolidge
Nomination Rejected by Senate Refused by Pinchot
Harrisburg April 11 Henry Scutterald whose nomination was rejected by the Senate was reappointed by Governor Pinchot to the Public Service Commission. John G. Hopwood, secretary, said the governor contends he had the authority to appoint. A meeting with three members lacked quorum for Monday.
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Tarrisburg
Henry Scutterald
Senate
Guy Pinchop
Pabiie Service Commission
John G. Hopwood
Béutrerald
Topwond
Shooting affray at National Bank leaves three dead in St Louis
In St Louis the bank lobby scene sparked a fatal street firefight. Two unidentified men and a patrolman were killed as a three-way gun battle erupted near the National Bank on April 8. Patrolman David Mohler died after being wounded.
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United Pros
ST. Louis
Birt National Bank
Diesel
Jucchellnn
Ans Vul Tervasion
David Mohler
Moller
Recovery of Murray Olds Expected After Fall
Murray R Olds, a well known citizen, lies seriously injured from a fall at the Turks hotel in Boston. Relatives report no skull fracture but say he has a broken arm and was semi conscious, with his wife and parents at his bedside.
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Wntil Oon Tolay
Mhierry
R. Olds
Tourkine
Borton
L. W Olds
Hoxton
Murrayud
Olde
Fillen Dyer
Bulgarian revolt gains ground in Bulgaria dispatches report
From Sofia and London reports April 18 say the anti regime uprising is expanding with clashes between Bulgarian troops and insurgents. In the Aegean port area of Varna Belico insurgents seized arms and ammunition. regulars and Macedonian forces clashed near border regions with Yugoslavia and Greece. insurgents claim stronghold attempts at Stara Zagora were repelled. A separate Bulgarian capital dispatch reports a Svetikral Cathedral bombing killed 160 people. Troops guard Sofia streets amid ongoing unrest.
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Proes
Trieste
Bulgaria
Sofin
Aigfeich
Viena
Belico
Odexea
Ternpva’ ix
Jugoslavia
Greece
Stara Zagora
London
Svetikral
Sola
Safin
Barr Hopes of Gubernatorial Post
State Senator C. M. Barr of Pittsburgh today announced he may seek the Republican nomination for governor in 1080 if conditions warrant. He aims to align with Senator F. W. Stites of Montgomery County and consider a joint bid contingent on a gubernatorial race decision.
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Pres
Pittsburgh
C. M. Barr
Axpinwall
Barr
F. W. Stites
Montgomery County
Cardinal Dougherty Plans One Pilgrimage to Remeson
United Frew reports Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia says today he will undertake a single pilgrimage to Remeson aboard the French liner.
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United Frew
New York
Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia
Remeson
Minstrel Show Promises Real Entertainment at High School
The V. P. W. stage troupe staged its annual minstrel show at the High School auditorium next week with three acts. Harold Smith of Union City appears in a blackface monologue, Budd Clark violinist, and Clyde Weir Bob Shiels Clifton Weber James Wright provide solos and ensemble pieces. Tickets are available through Veterans post members and Condra's, with Wednesday and Thursday performances selling well. Milan Waller directs the production with Miss Bloor Gorton assisting as accompanist.
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Harold Smith
Union City
Budd Clark
Clark
Alia
Vstal Endaien
Tom
Condra
Milan Waller
Bloor Gorton i
Three Arrests After West Main Street Brawl
Early this morning three arrests were reported by city authorities after a drunken clash on West Main Street. Casey Jones, Roses Wilson, and Kid Cool lay were charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct. All paid fines of ten dollars plus costs. Wilson and Cool lay posted bail, while Jones faced possible ten days in jail. Local residents claimed Jones was beaten during the melee.
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Selse
West Main Street
Casey” Jones
Roses Wilson
Coolays
Porter
Wilson
Cooler
Jones
Woman's screams rout assailant in Pittsburgh shop
In Pittsburgh Emma Charookon, 20, screamed as Joseph O'Donnell grabbed her in front of a cleaning and dyeing shop where she works. He fled but was arrested as a suspicious person, held on $9,000 bail for further questioning. Miles Chaysokon witnessed the encounter.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Emma Charookon
Joseph O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Winder
Miles Chaysokon
Measles Increase and Varied Disease Report in County
Health Officer Dunkle reports one measles case in the city while chickenpox cases are mild and under quarantine. Measles cases concentrate in the Mill Greek district and mumps spread across the county with no fatalities or severe illness, doctors say. German measles are the milder form and under control, with no district concentration.
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Dunkle
den Cakan
K. 0. Mitter
Rohnty Heilth
Milleauld
Corry Company to Build Coal Bunkers
The Corry Company will start Monday on building coal tankers at the Lorry Jamestown Manufacturing plant after securing the contract. It also works on road improvements from North Center Street to the Corry Water Supply pump station, using slag and tar to resurface the stretch and maximize access during the project.
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Corry Company
Lorry
Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
North Center Street
Corry Water Supply Company
Nateral
Rand
Indict Klansman on Murder Charge in Indiana
In Indianapolis on April 18, David Stephenson former leader of the Ku Klux Klan unit in Tadiana was indicted by Marion County grand jury on first degree murder charges in the death of Miss Madge Oberholtzer. Also charged were co‑defendants Warl Klenck and Earl Gentry for kidnapping and murder following a midnight ride from Indianapolis to Hammond where Oberholtzer was poisoned. The indictment cites Stephenson and others refused medical aid after she took poison in a Hammond hotel.
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United Press
Indianapolis
David Stephenson
Grama Dragon
Ku Klux Klan
Tadiana
Marion County’ Grand Jury
Madge
Oberholtzer
Warl Klenck
Earl Gentry
Miss Oberholtzer
Tndianapolis
Hammond
India
Stephen ‘Am
Stephenson
Local visit notes and weekend travel gossip
Miss Josephine Sampy and Mrs W. J. Jingame visited relatives before heading to Olean. Robert Cramer arrived from Jamestown to see his daughter and relatives on route to Brie for the weekend. Mrs Helen Cullen Smit traveled to Erie for a weekend with Mr and Mrs DeMillo. Miss Clara Fox of Jamestown will spend the weekend with Market Myers on East Wayne Street. Dr and Mrs Nival of Chicago paid a city visit with Mrs Vern Smith. she returned home via Erie.
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Josephine Sampy
Ruth Jingame
Olean
Robert Cramer
Jamentown
Helen Cullen Smit
Erie
Mre DeMi&i
Plara Fox
Jamestown
Mos Market Myers
Wayne Street
Mre Ti
Nival
Chicago
Gister
Vern Smith
Weir
Vie Erie
Contract Let For Pittsfield Road
The Highway Department awarded civil contracts on 21 state routes including Warren County Route 89 Pittsfield Township. Furness and Tower of Dieati N. won the Pittsfield segment for about 24,200 dollars. Public works progress reported by United Press.
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United Pres Warrieburg
Murder Motive Eludes Meadville Murder Probe
In Meadville on April 1 authorities report slow progress in solving the Mercer County murder of William Locke near Hartstown. They cite an apparent surprise attack, a shotgun fired through the car window, and theories including a debtor killing or mistaken identity amid a history of threats and night marauders in the Hartstown area.
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Meadville
William Locke
Mercer County
Hartstown
Crawford County
Locke
Hirslay Impshing
Comicane
Locke J
Greenville
Farrell
Green Ville
Munding Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
George Sunding riding master was found guilty of first degree murder for shooting his common law wife Julia Able Douglass. The jury sentenced him to twenty two years in prison and defense attorney Charles W. Hadley filed for a new trial in Clarence Darrow's absence.
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United Press Wheaton
George Sunding
Julia Able Douglass
Munding
Clarence Darrow
Charles W. Hadley
Dirigible Fugatto Bermuda Delayed Again
From Los Angeles to Bermuda the dirigible Fugatto was postponed due to unfavourable winds and weather. Capt. George W. Steele ordered the mission after meteorological charts showed bad conditions between the point and Bermuda. Officials said every effort would be made to depart at five o'clock with a definite announcement expected later Sunday morning.
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Ey Unieg
Lakemarst
Los Angeles
Bermuda
Westher
George W. Steele
Schwab Central in War Contract Legal Battle
A cross suit pits the U S government against Bethlehem Steel and four subsidiaries over wartime ship construction costs. Charles M Schwab, chairman, is accused of involved actions, while Schwab defends his role and cites his Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation duties. Hurley and Colby fault the government for challenging Schwab’s integrity.
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United Press
New York
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Philadelphia
Bethlehem Corporation
United States
Schwab
Edward M. Hurley
Shipping Board
Bainbridge Colby
Hurley
Chicago
Wilson
Colby
Spenl
Wilsix
Socialists in Accord on Major French Issues
Paris April 18 The Painleve government avoids expected Socialist opposition as deputies announce unity on all major questions including the Gna nci project wheat budget and military service They will not demand a capital levy in the brutal sense Instead they urge the government to adopt Socialist ideas where feasible to support the new regime in the Chamber of Deputies
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Herriot
United Press Paris
Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
Socialist Deputies
Gnancsi
Erie County Courts Busy With Adoptions
Erie County courts report a surge in adoption petitions. From January 1 to now zero children were adopted through petitions before Judges Uriah P. Rogister and William By Hart. Most petitioners involve infants from Corry Hospital with attorney Donald Smith of Corry. Many infants end up in homes far from Erie, across the country and into Canada. Investigations precede court approval to ensure placements are safe and suitable.
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Erie
Erie County
Uriah P. Rogister
Walliam
Hirt
Corry Hoxpital
Donald Smith
Corry
Gulf of Mexico
Babe Ruth Improves After Surgery at St Vincent’s
New York report says Babe Ruth is recovering nicely after yesterday’s operation at St Vincent’s hospital. Dr George King notes a small fever and mild pain but expects gradual improvement. He cannot estimate when Ruth will leave bed or return to games.
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Babe Ruth
United Press
New York
St Vincent's Hospital
George King
King
Ésely
Ruth
Seven months of intrigue bared by bank blast
Bulgarian turmoil erupts after a cathedral bombing ending a seven month wave of assassinations. Officials cite Moscow plots and Vienna backed groups aiming to topple the regime. The blast wounded many, including cabinet members, amid blame on communists and external intrigue.
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United Press Soriay Apa
Svetikral
Bulgaria
Teodor Alesandroff
Moscow
Borix
Constantine Georkehiel
Bullesata
Catafalque
George Ihlet
Vienna
I Bulgaria
Austria
Five Best Radio Features Across Stations Tonight
Atlantic City WRG hosts 9 PM Eastern program featuring Princeton Glee Club at Old North Church marking 180th anniversary with remarks from Vice President Dawes and others. WEAP in New York airs 1 PM Eastern concert by Vincent Lopes Orchestra. WSAI Cincinnati schedules midnight central broadcast by the Vincent Lopes ensemble. WLS Chicago lists a 7 40 PM central show from National Barac.
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WRG
Atlantic City
Princeton
WEZ
Springheld
Easteer
Old North Church
Paul Revere
Dawes
WEAP
New York
Vincent Lopes
WSAI
Cincinnati
WSAT
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