Erie Dentist and Oil Well Shooter Killed
An Erie dentist Dr. Witter and James Baines were killed when an explosive detonated near Witter’s car at a well site near Washington. The incident followed a field of tension as U.S. and French debt talks continued, with officials noting no binding understandings yet reached.
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Erie
United Press Grove
Eral
Warren Witter
James Baines
Clintonville
Wellshoater
Fox Uy
Witter
United Press
Wasmington
Pl&Ges
France
Staten Seceeumra
Steyn
Melia
Bereniger
Merenger
Armerican Commission
Berenger
Saidl
Chieress
Mellon
Unite
Paris
Berenper
Paris Dispatches
United States
Treasury
Amero
Town Streets and Names Mentioned in Warren Area Note
A fragmented community note lists streets including Warren street Fulcony High Lake and West Smith and Dilane streets. It notes Scott Street and a plan to install a street light circuit, with questions about local residents and neighboring streets. The piece hints at a revived community interest and references nearby avenues and intersections.
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Warren Street
Fulcony Struet
High Street
Lake Street
Scottsirdet
Sinba
Cirut Street
Smith
Dilane Street
Amet
Seus
Wilton
Shire
McHenry Pearl
Scott Street
West Synith
Juniors to Fete Seniors April 30
Juniors plan a social Junior Senior reception at the High School with arrangements in progress. The event will be attended by many seniors and juniors, with the banquet to follow early in the evening. The Senior Class consists of eighty two members, noted as the largest to graduate from the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avril
Hertyy -Marlechy
Elise
Thie Barigquet
Verkutbott
False endorsements claim by W C T U leader in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia dated April 22 report asserts Mrs Maud Seymour state vice president of Pennsylvania W C T U issued a letter endorsing Senator George Pepper. The central committee denies the claim and says officers who signed the letter told branch presidents it was not approved. Deputy Attorney General Ham is not connected to the endorsement.
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United Press Suisadelphia
Maud Seymiour
Pennsylvania
George Wharton Pepper
Central Committee of the
Seymourr
Didney
Pepper
Gra ‘ Ham
W. Gtw
Pinchot
Cam
Pate
Elimination of Crossing Ordered in Golumbour Township
Public Service Commission orders elimination of a grade crossing in Golumbour township. Barricades to be erected, 50 feet of highway on each side to be shut off, and highway relocation planned. Announcement notes abandonment of crossing into Columbus and subway work at the railroad point.
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Ue Brie
Goltmitius
Warren Cain
Public Service Commissian Today
United Press Dispatchies
Journal
Krowsht
Golumbour Township
Warren
Columbus
Sven
Community Day Sales Paper Distributed Citywide
Over eight thousand copies of the Community Day Sales issue are distributed across the city and surrounding districts. Merchants offer bargains in a cooperative event sponsored by the Retailers’ Division, featuring the Soil Neighborhood Train visit by Ene Railroad and Suite College to display exhibits and demonstrations. Free soil samples and expert questions accompany the exhibits, promising practical tests and home-focused information.
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Sprint
Union Pity
Ciymwr ‘Speine Crab
Spadanshore
Donry Merchints
Fehnmalier Bfammarees
Genip
Camimunity
Naab
Ene
Corgune
Conny
Meldville
Valwesta
Arbor Day Observed by City Schools
Arbor Day observance planned with poems recitations and offerings at school buildings. About two hundred public schools expect to plant roughly 2,250,000 trees, the largest public school effort to date in Pereyivada, funded by the Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters.
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Tayer
Pereyivada
Pennsylvania
Annual Meeting of Woman's Club Held Last Evening
Ninety members gathered for the annual meeting at the club's dining room under Miss Mary Cone presiding. Officers announced include President Mrs Charles Cronin and Treasurer Miss Ina Abustus, with reports showing a solid treasury and club growth. next meeting set for October 8 with plans for future work announced.
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Theote
Corey
Helng
Uitnspalls
En Fosteirys Ag Teuéllent Méft
Ails
Perseuil
Segentheler
Hanquét
Credis
le House
Mary Whittlesey
Mary Conedra
Ely
Lowing
Ome
Charles Cronin
Airs Olin Pracke
Mtray
Lena
Cohen
Por Bayoe Blair
Ina Abustus
J. Walipheil
Frank Ames
Star Andrews
EF © Barnes
Ribert Porter
F Tandra
Clut
Bolt
Condra
Pif Ree Mare
Alanpresiarion
Ats
Tsuri Feotiol
Connselion
Jonin
Admumiment
Ust Sasah
Weir
Kamps
Emma Oeook
Ow Veine
Janéll
PAVEMENTS TO BE FLUSHED IN CORRY CITY
Mayor Bracken announces renewed plans for flushing city pavements in the coming week. Major C. W. Bracken and Corry Water Supply officers coordinate with water company owners to circulate petitions for street sprinkling in the business section.
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Pene Week
Corry
Gay Tor
C. W. Bracken
Bracken
Citywide spring cleanup to begin April 29
Corry residents will join a statewide cleanup effort over several days. Mayor Bracken announced Thursday that April 29 marks the start, with a kickoff allowing owners to inspect properties, collect refuse, remove fire hazards, and improve curb appeal. the program continues on page four.
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Corry
Corry i
Bracken
Cnileet
Erie Presbytery Calls for Strict Prohibition Enforcement
The Erie Presbytery reiterates firm backing for the Prohibition program and calls on pastors and congregants to publicly and firmly support strict enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment and related enforcement act. It denounces compromise with evil forces and urges united, unwavering action against alcohol expansion.
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Erie
Erie Presbytery
Union Wits
Diesbytery
United States
United States of America
Doctors Host Social Session At Hotel Gathering
Physicians and surgeons were feted at a biweekly gathering at the hotel. Dr V W Graham hosted last night as the local medical association held a social and brief business session amid recent dinner meetings.
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V. W. Graham
Graham
Testimony limited as prohibition hearings recounts travel
Prominent Kentucky and West Virginia figures testified at Senate prohibition hearings in Washington on April 24. Witnesses described the saloon era as deadly and predicted further violence if prohibition failed, citing extensive travel through Mingo Logan McDaywell and Pike counties to observe conditions under the liquor system.
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United Press Awashington
Apal
Chauninay Sarrel
Sin
Kentucky
Senate
Aid Delore
Pat Murphy
Bartenier
Alto
Drop Bigamy Charge Lacked Evidence in Erie Case
Parents of the girl Nas show no interest in the case and prefer no hearings. Erie police and Wayne authorities pursued return to Indiana for trial. Lack of positive evidence of a prior marriage prompted authorities to seek release and drop the bigamy charges.
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Nas
Ee Delcoay
Irom
Charee
al Layamy
Connors
Wiss
Harry Kimmel
al Baer
Tilaha
Marie Hammonit
Corry
Hay Pga
Erie
Art Wayne
Doners
Indiana
Ene
Booths Condition Improves After Illness
Chicago April 22 The condition of Grangeline Booth national founder of the Salvation Army was announced somewhat improved today after a sleepless night. The medical bulletin says the pain in the appendix is lessened and officials expect to avoid an operation.
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Unitedross
Chicago
Grangeline Booth
National
Font Mionder
Salvation Army
Amiguncement
Employes of Raymond Plant Form Aid Association
Workers at the Raymond plant organize the Raymond Plant Aid Association to provide sickness and other assistance through member assessments. Officers include President J Weavers, Vice President Charles Lesters, Secretary J Gillsidson, Treasurer Loyd Stowe, Auditors H Molden and Louise Williams. The aim is to develop protection for members and seek group insurance options.
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Raymoni Mig
Raymond Employes
Mireful Aid Association
Saponin
Hasey Tacetedinge
Pred J
Weavers Wire
Charles Lesters Secretar
Jehmep Gillsidson
Loyd Stowe
Mluinss
Giammaine Pithany
Carl Henlow
Sivuiile
Hf. Molden
Louise Williams
Shele
Ems 6
Gary Favors Referendum on Prohibition Vote
Chicago April 2. Judge TH He Sane, central figure at United States Steel Corp, is seen as a key lender in temperance policy and favors a national vote on the prohibition question.
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United Press
Chicago
United States Steel Corporation
Susign
Five Best Radio Features Highlights and Stations
The list names WRVA in Richmond with a 250 meter feature and a $30 item tied to Eastern William and Mary College Night. CNBC Calgary airs at 436 meters at 9 PM with Mountain NRG Orchestras. KGO Oakland presents at 81 meters with a Py AT Pacific-KGO collaboration and WEBD Zion at 845 meters. My Central-Musical chorus and bells join AVEAP hookup at 9 PM with Eastern The Eskimos.
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WRVA
Richmond
William and Mary
CNBC
Calgary
Montain
KGO Oakland
Pacific
KGO
Webd Zion
Muale
Eskimos
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Britain
Debt Funding Commission
Barnes Walker
Astin
Derrick Howe
Concussion
Fulton, Warren, Scott, High
Dy Willett
New Order of Public Service Commission
United
Presu
Tarrishurg
Ninora
Oard
Joseph Valotta
Allerheny
Aailly Thial
Woman's Club
Con
Ato
Fort Wayne
Evangeline
Maysi
Sersposs
Ligeparaivne
Tilwetry
Alita Lowe
MeilAbAy
Ristiyt Steel Ayert
Raymond
Gary
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