Smith Enters The Fray In Democratic Nomination Talk
Article discusses former Governor Smith as a potential Democratic nominee and the impact of his announcement on party unity and future conventions. It argues he could rally a solid delegate bloc while potentially reigniting sectarian tensions and confirms his continued influence as party leader with AL Smith and the brown derby as key factors.
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Democratic Party
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Bia
United States
M Smith
AL Smith
Lkely
Questions on history and governance in a single prompt
The query lists five items about a church establishment date, the length of the Chicago LaSalle canal, Norse landings in Iceland, the chairman of the Federal Power Commission, and the current bonded indebtedness of the City of Corry, plus a literary quotation attribution to a page turn instruction.
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Chicago-La- Salle Canal
Iceland
Federal Power Commission
Corry
Narrow Escape From Gas Fumes In City House
George Valemn of 4902 Myrtle Street narrowly escaped death Sunday afternoon when overcome by gas fumes in his room. He collapsed on the floor. another occupant found him unconscious and summoned two doctors with an oxygen tank. After first aid he was taken to St Vincent's Hospital where he was revived and believed not seriously hurt.
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George Valemn
Myrtle Street
Denth
Fremen
St. Vincent's Hospital
Twenty Years Ago in Columbus Dramatic and Sporting Notes
Journal files from February 9 1912 describe Columbus youths forming a five act drama coached by W B Howard. Fernando the hypnotist performed at Library Theatre with stunts, a basketball game in Dunkirk, a card party at Con cord Street where Mrs John Marks and Frank Laurer won prizes, and locals including Clyde Lewis Carl Carrier and James Edwards preparing trips to Panama while others attended games and dances.
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W. B. Howard
Wd. Heidegar
Concord Street
John Marks
Frank Laurer
James Edwards
Warren
New York
Panama
Canal Zone
Former Union City Resident Mrs Humphrey Dies in Cambridge Springs
Minus Mulkie Humphrey, former Union City resident, died Saturday at her Cambridge Springs home after a lingering illness. She was 2? years old, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mulkie, and sister of R. B. Mule. She married Dr. Glennis Eugene Humphrey and is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Neil Gebhardt of Erie and Janette Humphrey at home. Funeral services were held Monday from her home and interment in Evergreen cemetery.
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Mulkie Humphrey
Cambridge Springs
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Neil Gebhardt
Erie
Janette Humphrey
Evergreen Cemetery
Miners Charged With Injunction Violation
In Johnstown on February 8 29 miners faced contempt of court citations for alleged injunction violations tied to a strike at the Hughes mine. The petition by A Hinghels Company charges the men with threatening workers damaging equipment and other violent acts. A hearing is scheduled for February 16.
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Wy Nites Ress
Johnstown
Cambria
A. Hinghels Co
Cassandra
United Mine Workers of America
Hughes
Pastors Exchanged Between Warren and Erie Churches
Bishop Herbert Welsh announced in Erie that Dr Charles Greer, current pastor of Warren First Methodist, will move to Erie First Methodist, while D Clarence Allen of Ivie will come to Warren. The pulpit exchange takes effect the first Sunday in April after prior church actions approved the change.
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Erie
Herbert Welsh
Methoist Episcopal Church
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Greer
First Methodist Church
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Allen
Hvie
Welsh
Warren
Loot at Randolph Market Basket Store
The Market Basket on Main Street was entered late Monday night or early Tuesday morning. About $65 in cash was taken. Entry was gained through a rear window by a jimmy, the rear door lock forced from inside to enable a quick escape if detected from the street.
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Market Basket
Main Street
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Indictments Handed Up by Erie Grand Jury in Court
Erie Feb 9 Twenty one people were indicted by the grand jury when it convened before Judge T. P. Rossiter. Names include Benny Savina Mickey Soyna Stanley Androjewsis Cheater Graybencit Fred Harris Kel Vellejus Peter Bonomi Wranley Thompson Joseph Kwia towski Jimmie Evivie Barney Shannon and others for robbery larceny breaking and entering driving drunk issuing bad checks and related offenses.
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Michiel Launa
Frink Ragan
Edward Butler
Tox Ceny
Wy Jk Steven
Sy Sault
Former Oil City Priest Aids Clergy Ties
A former Oil City priest linked to Rev. James Tr. Cox, a Pittsburgh pastor, is revealed as assisting in church matters. The report notes the priest, Andrew Zapora, residing in Oil City about ten years ago, and details a Pittsburgh incident involving police and a fatality linked to Carr, who died after a transfer to the hospital.
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OL City
Feo
James Tr. Cox
Pittsburgh
Andrew Zapora
Nek
Tove Jocal
Edward Nugent
Martin Gook
PLR
Barney Vor
Offcer
Edward
Cere . Carr
Firemen Injured As Trucks Collide At Harrisburg Intersection
Eightfive men were injured two seriously when fire trucks responding to a town alarm collided at a street junction in Harrisburg. Harry Smullit and Carl Luskey, both severely hurt, were trapped under their apparatus. Others were thrown into the street as traffic police blamed the heavy truck driver for failing to heed signals. The incident followed a fire on a car on Lis Memorial bridge.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Harry Smullit
Carl Luskey
Smith
Har‘sburg
Lis Memorial Bridge
Nine Part Proposal Submitted to Geneva Parley
Fragmented OCR text outlines a nine part proposal for military limitation and cost controls. It notes the plan is not an American plan but a set of suggestions likely acceptable to other powers. Gibson stresses burdens of large wartime machinery threaten civilization and supports real progress toward international security and restraint on aggression.
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Mater Ul
Toto
United States
Gibson
Death of Aged Chinese Empress Empress Yi Reported
United Press reports the death of dowager Empress Yi, stepmother to the boy emperor, in China. She reportedly died of shock suffered last October when former emperor Henry Pu-Yi was taken to Manchuria by the Japanese in an alleged plot to restore the Manchu monarchy at Maiden. Funeral services will be held for torres.
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United Press
Priping
China
Henry Pu-Yi
Manchuria
Maiden
Grand Jury Expected in Arson Case Probe
Brief from Br ie February 9 states the grand jury will announce findings from an arson related probe into conspiracy to defraud fire insurance firms. The inquiry tied to Frank Girardot, insurance adjusters Louis Kaufman and Henry Corvteil, with witnesses including four attorneys. Jury work reportedly complete, with a trial report anticipated by court late Monday or Tuesday.
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Grand Jury
Allest Od
Frank Girardot
Louis L. Kaufman
Moon
Henry Corvteil
Readers Continue Hamlet Review at Wright Street Meeting
The fourth act of Hamlet was read by nine Readers at Monday’s weekly meeting held in Mrs. Clara Oeborne’s home on Wright Street. Members responded to a Lincoln tribute with a brief program and the meeting adjourned after honoring the day’s guest speaker.
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Hamlet
Clara Oeborne
Wright Street
Lincoln
C.F. Cron
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