John Amoroso to Be Given Hearing Today
Federal and state authorities conduct a raid on John Amoroso's liquor operation last night leading to arrests and bail for several indicted individuals. In a related update, preparations for a grand jury appearance and possible guilty pleas are noted amid ongoing crackdown on bootlegging and illegal liquor sales.
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Chiricurio
John
Asnocowo
Hirt Avenue
Yale
Porwesiin
G. 1
Gordon
Witn Tyree
Littov
John Kukert
Smith
Howe
Redeeral
Wiey
Lituer
Tata
U.S
Jamon Dennix
Rogere Winon
Ralph Cwiliousio
Starearts
Moesac Fawinne
Aril
Wits
Rnekity Dy
Mie Filswe
Mhirte Waia Gly
Che West Ter
Ralph Hiiourie
Wwe
Tito
Ralph Chirien
Ste Don Smithh
Convicted Spies Sentenced in Leningrad Court Martial
Thirteen Bulgarian, Soviet, or allied nationals were sentenced to death in a Leningrad court martial. The defendants faced charges of espionage for Reston aligned factions. The trial involved forty eight total accused in focused proceedings with British and Bathanian intelligence operatives cited as countervailing actors.
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United Proms Leningrad
Reston
Ulrich Declarer
Servier
Alita Infars
Bop
Tenligrads
Detective Johnson shot by maniac sniper in We Johnson attack
Nek Melis Omata reports a detective was wounded by a suspected maniac sniper in Wabush yards. The aim struck near the spinal column, with another bullet hitting an arm. Doctors say recovery is possible but uncertain as Johnson remains hospitalized with critical injuries.
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United Pros
Omata
Nek Melis
Onahaes
Joluwor
Johnson
Wreck blamed on three Erie workers at Stony Point
A coroner's jury at Meadville concluded the last Sunday accident near Stony Point, west of Meadville, which killed three Erie railroad workers, resulted from failures by crew members to stay in contact and report status. Witnesses included Erie staff Hall Doane May Dowell Allen Hill Collier Klingensmith, highlighting siding protocol lapses and caboose presence.
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Biony Point
Mead Ville
Erie Railroad
Meadville Istigh
Andre Ipestrock
Finest
Floyd Calvin
Ile
Oroner WB
Figham
Hf. D. Hall
Shetanga
R.L Doane
Atlantic
A.J. May Dowell
Perstar
Stony Point
WS. Allen
L. E. Hill
Ed. Collier
H.W. Klingensmith
Young Prima Donna Sings at Corry Broadcast
Corry listeners heard Martint Talley, promising Metropolitan Opera Company star, perform her debut recital. A minor interference affected Miss Talley’s farewell number, but the audience enjoyed her rendition of Home Sweet Home. The station praised the program as highly appreciated.
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Corry Sailio
Martint Talley
Metropolitan Opera Company
Belore
Wael
Miss Talley
Corry
Aéveré Toca
Tome
Moose Lodge Organized Name Officers for Corry Lodge
A Moose Lodge meeting in Ford was held to organize Corry lodge. Officers named include Dorever, Second Director, and Secretary. plans set for monthly meetings and a planned expansion with more applications. A future session will elect additional officers and outline the lodge’s structure.
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Moose Lodge
James Neville
Joel
Corry Lodge
Mooge
Stowford
Coorg Miller
Orier
Dortatar
Neville
Secon Dichitor
Rean Melireys
Ie Muir
Sebreniry
G Hoenes
Ais
Red Winn Chhipee
Red Gordon
MK Furry
Merilli
Phe India
Merchay
Hhige
Second of Series of Old Fashioned Dances
Over one hundred couples attended the second old fashioned dance for the No C. 0 duty at the State Armory in the evening. Lon Matti’s orchestra provided the music, with John Marsh calling the dances. The event was described as a splendid success and the next party is planned for two weeks later.
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Wo Weels
Superintendent Brown Attends National Education Meeting
Superintendent Milon L. Brown of Corry Public Schools will represent the city at the National Education Association five day conference in Washington D C. He will attend sessions of the Department of Superintendence and speeches by Hoover and Coolidge if health permits. Other prominent figures include Mary Skimmona and Donald McMillan in the program.
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Milon L. Brown
Corry
Coolidge
Wes Washinton
Mary Mskimmon
Ravextional
Asdhclati
Donald McMillan
Univy
JA Henning
Commission Erdil
He Dikiriee Ab Coys
More Dog Owners of City Assessed Fines
Eighteen additional dog owners appeared before Alderman Gordon on charges of failing to hold city tags. Each was fined five to ten dollars, with a few delinquents to be heard today. J H Johnson of the State Department of Agriculture led the enforcement drive to tag dogs for canine identification after a raid tied to sheep losses.
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Gordon
Tivertse
Ad Cnsts
J. H. Johnson
Acion
Trading Reduced on Exchange Today
Trading was substantially reduced over the weekend due to a three day holiday and Monday suspension of activities. Despite this, professional sellers marked down shares with support from powerful interests, highlighted by a sharp upsurge in American Can backed by Wall Street banking ties.
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United Press New York
Buy
Imost
Wallabrego
Verdict for Clymer Man Against Curtiss Aeroplane Co
Ernest L Caflisch a prominent Clymer resident won a 600 verdict against Curtiss Aeroplane Co of Buffalo in Chautauqua County court at Mayville. He claimed damages from lumber and timber left undelivered from a wartime contract dating to spring 1918, with Justice Crosby instructing the jury not to award loss related to the aircraft firm. William S Stearns defended Caflisch and Shelby Smith represented Curtiss.
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Ernest L. Caflisch
Clymer
Isamage Sie
Curtiss Aeroplane Company
Buffalo
Igy
Chautauqua County
Mayville
Tarley N. Crosby
Hyeroplane Corporation
Carlisch
Curtiss Corporation
William S Stearns
Fredonia
Shelby Smith
Bf Kent Means & Smith
Aeroplane Corporation
Pittsburgh Steel Mills See Weekly Improvement
United Press reports Pittsburgh district steel mills showed healthier operations in the past week though regional decline remains evident. Industry leaders expect buying to rise by March 16 as winter storms end, with upgrades in auto steel sheets and strip steel. Railroads ordered repairs and new track after the recent contract settlement.
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United Pres
Pittsburgh
Loss of the Peyp ion steamship Froha wreck reported
Reports claim that the Peyp ion steamship Froha from Constantinople was wrecked off Galitz and fifty persons are believed to have drowned. Details remain unclear as authorities verify the distress.
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United Press Charest
Constantinople
Raymond May Faces Assembly Challenge in Third District
Erie county officials report a potential race for the state assembly from the third district. Laverne J. Raymond of North East township is noted as having taken nomination papers, with no candidate name yet confirmed. Eric Herbst, former county prosecutor, will run in the first district, circulating petitions after filing papers. Incumbent William Morrison has not stated plans to seek reelection, while Joseph Schilling campaigns in his Erie east side district amid unconfirmed reports of papers filed.
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Court House
Navy
Laverne J. Raymond
North East
Dig Herbst
Eric
State Assembly
Lrst
Herbst
William Norrison
Joseph Schilling
East Side
Ous
Funeral Services for Cassius L Baker
Funeral services in memory of Cassius L Baker former public official and prominent attorney were conducted yesterday afternoon at the residence 16 Parle street Bishop John Want of the Episcopal Mincese of Erie officiated in the presence of a large gathering of relatives and members of the Erie County bar association Following the home services a burial was in Pine Grove cemetery Bearers included Sidney B Bilston AD Wilcox J Wrights J A Lanstin Warren DeRossy and EE Tros Relatives elsewhere attended from out of the city Mr and Mrs A J Luslie Miss Kath erine Elston of Erie Misses Bess and Agnes Wilhon of New York.
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O'lowle
Parle Street
John & Want
Episcopal Mincese
Erie
Ete County Bar Association
Winvermont
Pine Grove
Sidney B Bilston
AD. Wilcox
Wrights
J A. Lanstin
Warren DeRossy
A. J. Luslie
Katherine Elston
Erle
Bess
Agnes Wilhon
New
Truck Fire in Columbus Confined to Snow Plow Truck
A Columbus fire report said Friday night blaze damaged only a state highway department snow plow truck kept in a hotel garage. Original rumors of buildings destroyed proved false as the fire originated in a manner from the tires and was quickly extinguished with no heavy damage to the machine.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
Dr Barnes to Lecture Tonight at High School Auditorium
Dr Earl Barnes offers his Institute of Applied Psychology lecture at the High School auditorium this evening under joint Teachers' Institute and Woman's Club auspices. The 9 lecture series by Dr Barnes is open to the public. Mr and Mrs Edwin Armitage and daughter of Union City visit the city this weekend with Mrs T N Vartassel.
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Earl Barnes
Teachers’ Institute
Woman's Club
Edwin Armitage
Union City
Ormer
T.N. VarTassel
Paving Drive Aims At Clymer Cutting State Line Road
Citizens push for paving the Clymer Cutting state line road to connect Erie and New York state routes. A bill in Albany seeks to designate a Cutting Margin Pennsylvania line highway and link Clymer with Jamestown and Panama. Local officials hope for 1927 progress, unifying routes to Erie and points east.
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Amer Arough
Pennsylvania
Wattsbine
Clymer
FE L Cathehy
Senate
Albany
Cailisch
Erie
Trafic
New York State
Buffalo
Panama
Jamestown
Lake Road
Pennsylvania State Line
Wattebure
Gasoline Tax Revenue To Fund Roads Across State
Harrisburg announces that Pennsylvania will divert all future state gasoline tax receipts to the motor fund for road construction maintenance and bond interest. In 1925 the tax, raised to a higher rate, yielded over 10.5 million in December alone with counties receiving a quarter of the levy and overall consumption climbing about 24 percent since 1924.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Samuel 8. Lawis
Sprul
Tas
Lewis
Pennsyslvania
Countess on New York receives sympathy amid legal limbo
Verd Countess of Cathwart Tala, detained on Ellis Island after admission for moral turpitude, faces a habeas corpus hearing Tuesday. Funds and even marriage proposals pour in from sympathizers and the Cunard liner Aquitania sails for England while she hopes Federal Judge Goddard may grant bond release to conclude pending business.
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United Press
New York
Verd
Goddard
Todays five best radio features list
A listing of radio features across stations with time slots and performers. WIZ in New York presents a Navy Cross ceremony from Roosevelt Hall and a Civilian tribute. WRO Washington broadcasts from 469 meters. KSD St Louis airs the St Louis Symphony from the Odeon. WEED Boston hosts a Boston Symphony Orchestra concert. KGO Oakland presents the operetta Olivetta and WFAA Dallas offers a Ford and Glenn frolic segment.
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New York
WRO
Washington
Roosevelt
Philharmonis Orchesta
Captain Fried
Carnegie Hall
KSD
St Louis
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
Odeon
Weed Boston
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Symphony
Hall
KGO
Oakland
WFAA
Dallas
Ford
Glenn
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