Pennsylvania Primary Campaign Divided by Rivalries
In Harrisburg with one week to go the Pennsylvania primary campaign shows bitter rivalry within both parties. Roosevelt supporters, Smith backers, and state committee factions clash over delegates and leadership as Republicans fight Pinchot versus bossism under a weakened Penrose era machine.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Alfred
Smith
Democratic State Committee
Boise Penrose
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Chicago
Commonwealth
Friends of Smith
Wat Smith
Smith Camap
Philadelphia
Erie
Lehigh
Berks
Luzerne
Lackawanna
Schuylkill
Allegheny
Warren van Dyke
Elipy
U. S
James J. Davis
Smedley D. Butler
Davis
Lawrence H. Rupp
Allentown
Senate
Rupp
Butler
Willian $. Adams
Lawrence
Cassidy
Pinchotisn
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Republican State Committee
Edward Martin
Primary election week ahead in Corry region rally
A large delegation from Corry Rota Jagis will attend an inter-city gathering in St. Bke on Wednesday evening. Representatives of 27 district elites and officers of Clarence Commandery Knights Templar will be present. Primary election actions and new timetables for Pennsylvania Railroad divisions take effect Sunday, April 21.
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Corry Rota Jagis
St Bke
Clarence Commandery
Rnights Templar
Benjamin
Sieger
Ted
Pennsylvania Railroad
Klondike Rumors Reported Near Sonora
In Nogales, Arizona, April 19, United Press reports rumors of a rich gold strike in Sonora’s Altar valley drawing prospectors and unemployed to the border. Claims of $10,000 weekly placer mining and loose nuggets were denied. Ramon Elias, Nogales capitalist, allegedly filed claims on large tracts and ordered mining equipment.
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United Press
Nogales
Ariz
Altar Valley
Sonora
Mex
Dey Arroyos
Ramon Elias
Erie Man Held After Crash At Lily Pond Crossing
William J. Flynn of Erie was arraigned on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence after a crash at Lily pond crossing near Starbrick and Irvine. Injured were Joseph Koziarskei and his wife, Koziarskei losing a thumb. Raymond Kotarski treated and discharged. Notables will attend the Sacred Heart church dedication in Sharon on June 1 with James A. Farrell and Senator James J. Davis.
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Warren Warren
William J. Flynn
Wirth Street
Erie
Justice of the Peace
D. Richard Ryans
B. B. Ging
Warren Barracks
State Highway Patrol
Lily Pond Crossing
New York Central
Starbrick
Irvine
Flynn
Itve
Ciieve
Sharon
James A. Farrell
U. S. Steel Corporation
United States
James J. Davis
Sacred Heart Church
Opposition voiced but no action on daylight saving
City council debate shows farmers and rural residents oppose advancing clocks for summer months. Mayor and officials cite entanglements with milk firms and local industry. council members voice concerns about chaos from prior attempts. Visitors from Jamestown attend funeral services for Mrs. Mary Bennett.
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Mulderici
Lae
Corry
Start
Wade
England
Corry- Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Muldericle
Anna Crystal
Gertrude Ryberg
Clyde B. Snow
Otto Baptist
Jamestown
Mary ©. Bennett
Two youths nabbed here held for court
Sharpsville authorities announced Paul Alexander twenty and Jane Kanter nineteen were jailed for court after a theft spree at Sharpsville High School. They allegedly stole athletic gear including hooded sweaters and football shoes. A third youth was named in the larceny. Chief Randall credited area police for cooperation ending a weeklong investigation.
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Chint
Hupperspurger
Sharpsville
Paul Alexander
Jane Kanter
Hligh School
Alexander
Kmurter
Tom SnArpsvsie
Svy Randall
Sherpaville
Lot Police
Ruppersburger
Senators Question Dummy Names in Short Seller List
United Press report from Washington notes that many short sellers named to the Senate banking committee list appear to be dummy traders. Senators who read the list say no recognizable names stand out, while others report some "nationally prominent" figures may be present. Blaine argues for shifting the probe to brokers. the exchange defends its record of short positions as of April 6, submitted on moving picture reels.
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United Pres
Blaine
Wis
Hrokars
Stock Exchange
Traces of gas end life of rail way man at Coney Island
Karen, a railway company employee at Coney Island, died after inhaling gas in his apartment above the company's offices. He dressed in clean linen and a well pressed suit before turning on the gas, leaving a decipherable scrawl. Friends say he had recently been troubled by a woman's refusal to marry him.
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Karen
Coney Island
Large Radium Find Tied to Eben Byers Death
New York April 19 reports the largest known radium quantity found in a human body in Eben M. Byers a Pittsburgh millionaire and sportsman who died March 11. Dr Charles Nortis chief medical examiner says radium was in bones brain lungs liver and kidneys and ties to radium solution waters linked to deaths and danger to others.
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United Press
NEW York
Eben M. Byers
Pittsburgh
Charles Nortis
Byers
Roosevelt plea advocates true concert of interests
Gov Franklin D Roosevelt voices economic justice for the forgotten man calling for a public policy that serves all, not favoring class interests. He attacks utility capital structures, urging strict control or public operation where private efficiency fails, supports a Great Lakes to sea waterway, and seeks a reciprocal tariff policy. The event in St Paul drew about 5,000 with guests including Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Knapp of Panama.
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Hillier Kreighbaum
United Press
St, Paul
Misn
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Oday
Northwest
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
St. Lawrence
Manville Murder Trial: Key Testimony Recited
At 2 34 p m Judge presides as Harry M testifies about a bloody baseball bat used in a fatal home attack near Bion Olson. Defense alienists discuss state of mind and insanity defenses while the jury weighs the case and attorneys present.
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Manville
Ernoon
Harry M
Blackville
John
Olson
Bion
Funeral service held for local resident at Baptist church
Relatives attended a large funeral at a Baptist church on the city street for a deceased neighbor. Flowers were placed around the casket as family members and friends, including several named locals, mourned the loss. Interment followed at a nearby cemetery amid a modest procession.
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Rey
Bruce Wuiour
Ten Smith
Dewey
Roy Ri
John Caldwell
Charles Kinley
Cuarl Charles, Jr
Freq Howe
Henry Ho
Two Are for E Two Are for E In Pitsburg Charge Action
A fragmented report notes charges against multiple individuals in September. Details are unclear but mention elections, votes, and Dormont.
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Pitsburg
Afus
Dormont
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