Foresee Long Contest Over Jury Picking
United Frost reports a long contest over jury selection in Chicago. The defense, led by Willing Scott Stewart, seeks extensions as the case against prisoner Julia Shepherd moves to court. Readers note that many people do not read the papers.
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United Frost
Chicago
Willy McClinetock
Tridge TW Lynch
Woll
Scott
Ipry
Teynelt
Julia Shepherd
Priso Einer
Shepherd
Cities adopt daylight saving amid nationwide switch
The article notes many cities, including New York and Philadelphia, moving to daylight saving time. It describes the shift as effective Sunday morning with clocks set forward, allowing earlier receipt of stock reports and market actions.
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New York
Philadelphia
York
Pitta Tireltals
Aun Howe
Flittner Opens New Market Wednesday
Theobald Flittner will open a new rat market on West Main Street Wednesday, featuring modern fixtures and full refrigeration and cold storage. Mitcher handles pastries and groceries, with a complete line of meat and grocery items, in a store once occupied by George's.
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Theobald Flittner
West Main Streee
Flitner
Kihawn Mitcher
George's
Huiniom
Corry Resident Denied Divorce in Local Court
Leonard Howard of Corry failed to obtain a divorce from Celia Ordell, despite testimony that he believed his wife was intimate with two other men. The court refused to grant the divorce and ordered no further action.
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Apel
Celia Ordell
Leonard Howard
Corry
Ivares
Mason Sees Danger of New War in Election
United Press reports from New York on April 27 that German voters including women backed the rise of Paul von Hindenburg to the presidency, signaling that wartime patriotism and military hero worship endure in Germany and warn of a renewed drive for world domination when conditions favor it.
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Mason
United Press
NW York
Germany
Mindenburg
Land of Gay Jorde
Rhine
Hindentuare
Terdlay
Patherland
Antler Hotel Closed After Police Action
Mrs Dan Cachivas departed the city and Antler Hotel on Wat Main Street was sealed by police after a shooting disturbance. Authorities reported the closure complete, padlocks were set, and City Solicitor Blaine Bincaid pledged active steps to keep the establishment shut.
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Kincaid
Dan Cachivas
Pieht
Porter
Antler
Wat Main Street
Caphivas
Attm
Erie County
Tivrwst Tarek
Nick
Two Carnegie Banks Close Doors Today
United Press reports Carnegie, Pennsylvania saw the First National Bank of Carnegie and Carnegie Trust Company fail to open. Police guarded entrances as notices cited closures. J A Bell, president of both institutions, commented on voluntary shuttering amid inquiries by state officials in Harrisburg.
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United Frees
Carnegie
First National Bank of Carnegie
Carnegie Trust Company
Sivastory
John A. Belliof Curegie
Harrisburg
Peter G Camsron
Pittsburgh
Trust Ca
First National Bank
Bankshall
Tim
Department of Bank
Mig
J. Av Bell
Farewell Services For Salvation Army Officers
Farewell services for Ensign and Mrs. John Brunner, longtime Salvation Army leaders in the city, were held last evening at the Army Grades with broad attendance. Local officials and civic groups lauded their three years of service, noting improvements at the citadel, furnace installation, new auditorium seats and lighting. The couple depart for Of City, to be followed by Captain and Mrs Burnell of Homestead.
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Ensign
John Brunner
Salvation Army
Advisory Board
James "Et Wright
Alexander
D. A. Millstrom
M. L. Browny
Rotary
J. A. Martin
He Maiisterial Association
Ensim Ani
Bruner
Yauing Peoples
Jaken
Murray Olds Shows Rapid Improvement
Murray Olds, injured ten days ago at the Hotel Touriane in Boston, shows marked recovery and may soon be well enough to return home. Mrs M R Olds and Mrs K W Olds reported to be improving. the Corry driver’s condition is improving enough for home recovery planned later this week.
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Murray
Olds
Boston
M. R. Olds
K. W. Olds
Mein
Tels
Development of Le Bouef Gardens Near Waterford Progresses
Development Le Bouef Gardens near Waterford progresses with contracts for over thirty cottages this season. Schinberg and Fries of Philadelphia acquired several hundred acres south of Waterford and divided the plot into over three hundred lots, with at least thirty eight lakefront homes planned this year. Traffic and street infrastructure work is under way and an artificial lake is planned with construction slated to begin Wednesday. Local residents and travelers through southwestern Pennsylvania are buying lots, aiming for early cottages and future development.
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LeBouel Gardens
Waterlond
Waterford
Schinberg and Fries
Philadelphia
Iota
Ander
Praverent
Erie
Pennsylvania
G A R Post 70 Holds 3000th Consecutive Meeting
Seven Civil War veterans of Post 70 G A R met for the organization s 3000th consecutive weekly meeting. The group has maintained weekly gatherings since its founding, with a quorum always present and no cancellations. Members attended a dinner hosted by the Woman s Benevolent Society.
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Post 70
G. A R
Comrades Caster
Harrington
Farnham
Bell
Bartle
Wight
Wilson
G. A. R. Post
Five Best Radio Features Listed Across Major Stations
A listing of diverse radio programs across stations WAAL Cincinnati WIZ New York KDKA East Pittsburgh and WEAF New York WEAF and others. Programs include University of Cincinnati Band Glos Chiera Glee Club light opera and Gypsy Orchestra with scheduled times in Eastern Daylight Time.
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WCAB
Pittsburgh
Baseetn
Gypsy Orchestra
Vote on Columbus Bond Issue Tuesday
Aulus taxpayers will decide on a 4,500 school bond to cover district indebtedness from remodeling and to furnish funds for upkeep until transfer to the new district. A taxpayers meeting is held tonight to explain the proposal and its necessity, with voters urged to participate at regular polling places tomorrow.
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Aulus
Solinal
Columbs Kehoe
GwaShip
Ciseiak
Taxpayers of Columbus
Columbus
Owners Close Mines With Union Workers
In New Philadelphia Ohio on April 27, the operating union car lings report a Pittsburgh Coal Company move toward closing a site affecting 69 mines and their union workforce. One owner cites inability to compete with online help as the reason, noting costs 25 percent higher than rivals.
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United Press New
Philadelphia
Carlings
Ohio
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Locking Valley
Chin
Bar
Five Workmen Die in Westmoreland Mine Explosion
West Newton Pa April 27 five workmen were killed when a gas explosion wrecked the Westmoreland Coin mine at Millgrove near here Rescue squads from the Bureau of Mines Pittsburgh found the bodies of those entombed early today The explosion occurred at the mine entrance as men replacing forms for concrete work were at the shaft mouth The dead are Asher Dean 60 single Earl Ruper 24 single Mitte Socranate 50 married Andrew Poll 40 married Thomas Oskowits 60 married The mine was a new drift operation and the blast sent dense smoke hindering rescue efforts
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West Newton
Westmoreland Coal Company
Millgrove
Bureau of Mines
Pittsburgh
Westmoreland
Sney Killeil
Alantracking
Dewn
Siknaler
Rummage Sale Proves Overwhelmingly Successful
The Children s Aid Society reported over three hundred dollars raised at a rummage sale held recently at the rooms once occupied by James J. Wight on North Center street. Organizers thanked all who assisted and urged families to start collecting items for next year s sale, with proceeds to support city work.
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Children's Aid Society
James J. Wight
North Center Street
Heavy losses to farmers from infected cattle
In Concord township many farmers report heavy losses after cattle testing revealed widespread bovine tuberculosis. Two State Agriculture agents conducted tests across Wayne and Union townships, with broader suffering tied to reduced prices, high auction costs, and herd culling. Some districts fare better than Concord, but overall dairymen face a grim outlook and smaller herds.
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Concord Township
Congo Township
State Department of Agriculure
Vetraill
Whitthelo
Dame
Convard
Agricultural Department
Wayne
Union Townships
Rum Runners Shot in Early Morning Coast Guard Chase
Two rum runners were shot and four others captured after a speedboat seized off Norton's Point. A $50,000 motor launch and $4,000 worth of liquor were seized. Wounded suspects were taken to Staten Island hospital, and several identified themselves as John Swift and Morris Bernstein of New York. Elizabeth Roxers, Allegheny College student, returned to Meadville after a weekend visit.
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Coney Island
Tivo
Norton's Point
Nortons
Staten Teland Hospital
John Swift
Morris Bernstein
New York
Fear Election Means Return Of Monarchy
Berlin reports that Paul von Hindenburg won the German presidency with about 11 million votes, ahead of Wilhelm Marx, amid fears presses and officials express about a slide toward militarism and renewed conflict. The result sparks concern in allied capitals and among observers over plans by the Nationalists to sustain the monarchy and advance rearmament.
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Hindenburg
United Press
Tishl
Marshal Fangor
Faedenburg
Germ
Germany
Gersmaiz
Wilhelm Maixsiusl
Duwlenburg
Ate Ter
Potsdam
Empire
Jsaiser
Doorn
Hindenbure
France
Evening Star
Europe
Washington
Obo
Thasimani
Withem. Marx
Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Republic
Wilhhelm Marx
Thaelmann
von Hindenburg
Reichstag
Luther
Bure
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Flittner
West Main
Antler Hotel
Carnegie Banks
Cameron
Rosmbelie Winne
Seyie
Syeele
S. A
Army Citadel
Oil City
Murray Olds
Detroit
John W. Smith
Frank Murphy
LE Bouef Gardens
IS. G.A.R
Elizabeth Roxers
Allegheny College
Meadville
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