Two men held after bold jewelry thefts and gunfire
Police chased three strangers selling watches believed stolen after a tip about a theft ring. In a chase near Mill and East Main streets officers fired shots at the suspects. J. Knap and B. Miller were captured after a pursuit through the railroad area, with one man surrendering and the other hiding before arrest.
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John Knap
Bert Miller
Iia
Okla
Dunkle
P. R.R
Harry Moony
Ruppersburger T
Mill
East Main Streets
Gannt
East Main Street
Ayar
Mile
Jor
Knap
Main Street
Mill Street
Ten East
Duke
Ruppersberger
Kin Bor Khap
Miller
Buffalo
Ohio City
Ohio
Mendville
New Councilman to Be Appointed Monday
A factional fight within the U S Army surfaced after the death of Major General William Hart quartermaster general. High officers in the Quartermasters corps are said to be entangled in personal strife over the vacancy, undermining discipline. The conflict stems from charges by Major General Harry J Rogers before his death alleging a conspiracy to replace him as quartermaster general.
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United Prom
Washington
U.S. Army
William Hart
Amy
Quartermasters Corps
Hart
Rogers
Plan to Break Unions in Miners Battle
United Mine Workers leaders report an operator proposal to reopen mines for all idle miners as a tactic to speed wage negotiations. No action before Tuesday when talks resume at the Union League Club. Operators favor arbitration. UMW president John K. Lewis opposes.
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New York
Union League Club
Uéuip
Tnt
Scranton-Wilkes Barre
Shamokin
Tagleton
John K. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Welsh Artists Here Monday at High School Auditorium
Welsh Concert Company performs Monday evening at the High School auditorium for Corry residents. The varied program includes ensemble singing duets trios and violin numbers. Tickets are selling at 50 cents with no reserved seats. organizers expect a large turnout and praise the group as a top entertainment in months.
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Consiacrane
Venyers Monk Music
Corry
Coni Dra
Corry Hails Induction as New Mayor Plans For City Council Change
Corry outlines policy as the new mayor presets Induction ceremonies at the Municipal building at 10 am. The transition includes transferring administration to the new Mayor and Council, with a successor to Commissioner Parsons to be named at the organization meeting. Mc Brown is among prominent names urged for the Parsons vacancy.
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Corry
Frank W. Parsons
Party Fit
Old City Council
Frank OQ
Howard
Olin W W. Bracken
Frank. M. Lovelind
D. Everett Leach
Alexander
Weaver
Kelly
Sucra
Parsons
Gto
Amons
Clyde F. Brown
M. Brown
Mc Brown
Couneil
Hurricane pounds islands with massive damage in wake
The Navy reported via wireless from Tyus Samoa that a hurricane rated storm struck the islands early today, causing extensive property damage and fires with luggage and equipment reportedly damaged or lost.
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Washington
Jun. S
the Navy
Tyus
Samoa
Death of Major General William Hap at Walter Reed
Washington jun 2 Major General William T L Hap master general of the United States Army died this morning at Walter Reed hospital His death followed a relapse after a major operation for atomized trouble performed five weeks ago
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Washington
William TL. Hap
United States Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Hart
Erie County Plans Road Work For 1926 Expansion
Erie County officials outline 1926 road program covering 20 miles in multiple townships including Albion to Cherry Hill. Only new contract is a two mile link. bond issues may be expanded after final payments. Commissioners urge voter approval at next election to fund county, state, and township backed improvements.
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Erie County
Albion
Cherry Hill
Erie
RoWleenel
Ruth
Union
Titusville
South Fairview
EM Creek
Lawrenice Park
Astle
Commissiodners
Joseph Rogan
Josep Moorehead
Charles Davissy
Higwever
Veard
County Commission
Ake Treasury
Ues
Big Narcotic Expose SeEN SeEN
Federal agents say they launched a major narcotic probe in Chicago with the arrest of Dr. Jack J. Mozes and William Mourae Kotis. Records show 26 ounces of heroin purchased from Moss, who is jailed as agents search his premises for cash and dope. A tunnel and trap doors were found during a prior search but no hidden stash was disclosed.
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United Press
Chicago
Jack J. Mozes
William Mourae Kotis
Moss
Decrease in Grain Value Across U S Crops
The Agriculture Department reports 1925 grain crops netted 3 810714 000 dollars, down from 4 818716 000 the prior year, despite higher production. The gross value dropped by 708 000 000 dollars compared with 1924.
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Sy Wulewereur Washngton
United States
Agriculture Department
Cradle of National Air to Be Restored
War department announces restoration efforts at Fort McHenry once known as the Cradle of the Star Spangled Banner. Temporary buildings on the reserve are being wrecked as a first step toward restoring the star fort and defensive works to honor the defense of Baltimore in 1814 and the song’s birth.
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Washington
Sheriff Gaffe Leads Jefferson County Contempt Finding
Jefferson county sheriff Shentt Fo Evans was found guilty of contempt for delaying the transfer of a prisoner to the Allegheny county workhouse. Judge Charles Corbett fined Evans $100 and costs after he did not promptly take Fred Fenie to jail, amid retirement plans for Corbett and a succession by William T. Carr.
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Jefferson County
Corbett
DuBois Elks Club
Allegheny County
Shentt
Fo Evans
Charles Corbett
Werieremias
Fred Fenvie
Punastitawne
Stewart
The
Elks Club
Fencie
Agaist the
Rif
Henle
Des
Evans
Pensie
Corbet
Owever
Kine
William T. Carr
Brookville
Carr
Sheriff Evans
Aisive
Countess Karolyi Seeks US Entry for Lecture Tour
Countess Kathering Karolyi of Hungary files suit against the Secretary of State in the District of Columbia Supreme Court seeking a writ to compel Kellogg to instruct the Paris counsel to issue her a US visa. The October 15 1995 passport shows plans for a lecture tour of the United States. Kellogg denies the visa citing immigration laws and deeming her not desirable.
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United Prasa Washington
Kathering Karolyi
Hungary
Retloge
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Kellogg
United States
Paris
Jaws
Bee
Kel Joge
Daten
Jpeachess
Grandstand Collapse Kills Three at Pasadena Parade
At the Tournament of Roses in Pasadena a grandstand collapsed sending about 400 people fleeing. Effie Horie 63 died, two others perished, and numerous spectators were injured including Mrs Montague Glass and Mrs Capotine Sherman. Many victims were treated at Pasadena hospitals and a nearby Presbyterian church converted to a temporary hospital.
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United Press
Pasadena
Ualif
C. W. Bowden
Capotine
Sherman
Montague Glass
Daunghep Slep
Middle West
East
Ha.m
Mier
Democracy
Earthquakes Add to Europe’s Devastation
London reports earthquakes adding to days of peril as Venice and other Italian cities report tremors. Belgium faces flood danger with Liege under water and relief work for thousands left without bread or light. Paris cabinet weighing Seine floods as Rhine rises with two victims at Coblenz.
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United Press
London
Europe
Venice
Munich
Germany
Belgium
Liege
Paris
Seine
Floois
Rhine
Gologne
Coblenz
Flywheel Disaster Kills Child in Fipesburgh Mill
A giant flywheel shattered at a Carnegie Steel mill in Fipesburgh, killing four year old Dan F. Jones and injuring three others as debris crashed through the roof and into a nearby dwelling.
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Danis F. Jones
Carnegie Steel Company
Murder follows fierce battle near John Little farm
Harry Reed a 20 year old chinist was bound and shot after a night attack at the Little farm on the National Pike two miles east of town. Mrs Reed, awakened by a noise, was gagged and hidden as intruders fled. Reed died at 6 am after a struggle in his bedroom. No motive or valuables missing. Reed worked for Hazel Atlas Glaze Co. Miss Gertrude Riceberg visited her sister Mrs Rickers and returned to Clymer.
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United Premington
Harry
Reed
Reds
John Little Farm
National Pike
Tvo
Here
Ieee
Hazel. Atlas Glaze Co
Today’s five best radio features schedule
New York Philharmonic Orchestra on WJZ at 825 PM Eastern. WEAF airs Cornwell Musical Clubs at 340 PM Eastern. WLS Cincinnati features at 8 PM Central. WLW hosts Community Singing. KGO Oakland presents Musical Programs at 8 PM Pacific.
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WGY
WRE
New York Philharmionic Orchestra
WEAF
Cornwell
WLS
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Shenandoah
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Gertunde Riceberg
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