Moses Measure Taken Up Thursday in Senate
Compromise bill drafted at President Coolidge’s suggestion will be given Senate consideration next week through a special order. The measure aims to boost postal salaries by about 68,000 dollars and faces early votes with Republican and Democrat support mixing in the Judiciary and postal committees.
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Coolidge
Senate
United Press
Washington
Salariyn Dni
Utiasing
Messare
Mosay
Cootinlge
Mmunire
Soniatorm Sterling
South Dakota
Simmons
North Gurning
Willie
Poxtal
Encampment dates set for Pennsylvania National Guard units
Announcement lists Mount Gretna and Tohoeann encampments for July and August. Infantry and cavalry units will train at Mount Gretna from July 18 to August 20, with artillery at the same camp. Adjutant General Beary released the plan details.
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Beary
Corry
Pennsylvania
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Hasing
National Guard
Mount Gretna
Tohohanin
Geveral Beary
Double Love Triangle Uncovered With Death by Own Action
A woman identified as Mrs Emily Mush, wife of a policeman, was found dead in a Wyatt street house. Frank Michels, a taxi driver, was detained for investigation while authorities say the death resulted from self-inflicted poison amid a confessed love triangle.
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Jon
Ijarcele
Emily Mush
Frank. Michels
Ken Pajiinns
Meg
Huath
Isk Oni
Acarthinig
Lora Pone
Aiko Muecher
Michels
Pole Iie
Martin Miaves
Russian Cathedral Quartet Delights City Audience
The Russian Cathedral Quartet performed last evening to a near capacity High School audience. Reported praise noted their engaging program and universal approval, marking the first opportunity for local listeners to enjoy this style of sacred music.
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Eriters
City merchants fall victim to smooth check swindler
Five city businesses were swindled by a man described as 45 to 50 years old, about 200 pounds, posing as a well dressed buyer. He bought goods with checks from a National Bank, netting $74.60 across Lester Shoe, Cory Millend Supply, Ventige Produce, Central Garage, and Brighton Hardware before disappearing. Police searched for the man, who used a backstory about a son to justify delayed payments.
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Fig
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Lester Shoe Company
North Venter Street
Wtranger
Ventige Produce Company
Central
Brighton
High
McBeihai
South Center Street
Haalware
Brigham Store
National Banke
Heath Millen North Center Street
Cy i. Miller
Huying
Police Authoritien Finel
Lttle
Prohibition Celebrated Across Union County
County officers joined in observances of the fifth anniversary of constitutional prohibition at the First Methodist Church. Visitors attended from Union City Wattsburg Bonverdam and other county points as programs by local groups continued through the day.
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Ohurchy
Trntitute
Wic. T
Fire Leaves 16 Families Homeless in Braddock Blaze
A Braddock Pennsylvania blaze forced 16 families from their homes and damaged four hundred thousand dollars in property. Two stores and a three story tenement were engulfed as firefighters battled the flames early today. One fireman died and another was injured while tackling the inferno.
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Braddock
United Press
Braddock Pa
Corry Man Narrowly Escapes Gas Fumes
Franklin Shank, a 39 year old widower from Wor ry Pa, was rescued after being overcome by gas in his room at 1650 Superior Avenue. Police emergency crew revived him and he was taken to Lakeside Hospital where he is expected to recover. A city directory notes no local listing for Shank.
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Franklin Shank
Cleveland
Ohio City
Superior Avenue
Shank
Lakeside Hospitl
Kidnapping Report Fails To Pan Out In Rochester
Rochester reports of the kidnapping of Charles Cottage a Rochester high school student aged 16 proved false when it was learned the supposed victim was visiting his uncle in Youngstown. the city cites no arrest and no evidence of abduction.
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United Press
Rochester
Charles Cottage
Youngstown
Philadelphia Battles Erupt Over State Republican Leadership
In Philadelphia the Republican leadership struggle intensifies as factions clash over committee chairmanships. Two days of tense discussions yield silence as state bosses resume talks to break a deadlock. Observers reference the Vare Grundy split and rising prospects of a new state power balance amid old-age boss tensions.
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Philadelphia
United Press
Pennsylvania
Belle Vue-Stratford
Motorist's Ford trip told by Frank P Gilsory
Frank P Gilsory recounts a remarkable Ford journey to Florida describing minimal repairs and enduring weather and flood detours. He claims to have driven 27 hours daily and to have powered through deep waters and creeks with no brake handle changes.
Spring Creek Couple Married in Meadville
Announcement of the marriage of Mr Robert Donaldson and Mrs Donna Ayers, both of Spring Creek, married Thursday afternoon at 12 o'clock in Meadville by Roy Armsting of Ashland Ohio. The couple will reside in Spring Creek after a wedding trip.
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Donna Ayers
Spring Creek
O'Clode
Meadville
Roy Armsting
Ashland
Ohio
Orysher Pastir
Nic Donaldson
Ayreel
Spring Crowk
Youth Stabs Step-Mother Aiming for Reform School
Arthur Waters, 19, sneaked into his step mother Harriet Waters' room in New Haven and stabbed her behind the ear with a butcher knife. He fled barefoot, later captured with weapons in hand, stating he wished to go to reform school at Merigis after hearing boys there had a good life.
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United Frees
New Haven
Conn
Arthur Waters
Harriet Waters
Arthur
Merigis
Hoover to Continue as Commerce Secretary
President declares Herbert Hoover will remain in the cabinet post beyond March. he traveled from the Agriculture brief to head the Commerce Department. Hoover expresses gratitude for the president's confidence and says he will act in the nation's best interests.
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Commerce
United Press i
Suers Luly
Herbert Hunty
LD Express Station Demolition Underway in Corry
Work continued today on tearing down the old express station at the railroad intersection on Center Street. A Zalenese firm handles the demolition with a target force engaged. the loss marks a landmark as a motor brick station rises to the west.
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Miei Engaed
Corry
Hhkee
Charles Ennis
W. E. Weight
Reward Offered for Bank Robbery Suspects in Pittsburgh
A $10,000 reward was posted by the bank for the arrest and conviction of two men who attempted to hold and rob Lawrence E Sands, president of the First National Bank of Pittsburgh, at his home. They fired at Sands’ son, John W Sands, wounding him, and escaped. police have not yet found the assailants.
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Lawrence E Sands
First Nation Bank of Pittsburgh
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Joh W Sands
Dobbers
Young Sands
Farmer Held for Murder of Fiancee in Crowborough
In Crowborough England on January 10 detectives reveal a dismembered body found on Norman Thorns poultry farm is that of his fiancée Elsie Cameron missing since December. The farmer was to be formally charged today as the body was found in three parts wrapped in cloth and tied in a crackerbox.
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England
Scowland Yard
Norman Thorns
Elsie Cameron
Thor
THREE BUFFALO SLAYERS DIE IN ELECTRIC CHAIR
Three Buffalo men Harry Holcomb Edward Smith and Aubroe Geary were executed in Sing Sing for the murder of Mrs Mae Bigham wife of a Buffalo druggist on November 11 1923 Patrick Murphy also convicted remains on death row awaiting appeal Geary reportedly smoked a cigarette and talked with the warden and chaplain before the chair.
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N.Y
Harry Holcomb
Edward Smith
Aubrove Geary
Buffalo
Mae Bigham
Patrick Murphy
Isein
Geary
Wy Ne Way
Mussolini Defends Policies In Interview With United Press
Premier Benito Mussolini replies to rumors about Italy’s politics. He says Italians are peaceful, the fascist government holds strong support in the Chamber and Senate, and opposition lacks credibility. He asserts Italy’s stability against foreign and domestic criticism.
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United Press
Benito Mussolini
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Julius Franz Announces Sheriff Candidacy in County Race
Deputy Julius Franz, chief deputy to Sheriff William D. Brown for four years, announced his bid for sheriff as a Republican at the court house. Born 1891, Franc has long served the city and county, with praise from Erie lawyers for prompt efficient service.
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Brietus
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Carry
Times
Justus Franz
French Street
Sherif William D. Brown
Sheciit
Rouse
Varios
Exile County Bar W Association
Franz
Eric County
Hye
Rang
Feanz
West Eleventh Street
Depuy Franz
Ate
Dar
Fron
Se Erie
Prana
Former Corry Resident Dies in Cincinnati
Word reached Corry of the death of James Whitney in Cincinnati on a Thursday morning shortly before dawn. Whitney, a former Corry resident, is survived by his wife two sons and his brother H D Whitney of Corry. The body will be brought home for interment at Beaverdam cemetery.
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Cincinnati
Whitney
Corry
H. D. Whitney
Beaverdam Cemetery
Washington arms conference call under Coolidge plan
President Coolidge plans a summer arms conference citing non ratification of earlier treaties and U S naval inferiority. Britain and Japan are invited in informal fashion with Russia possibly joining later if talks with Moscow advance. Agenda includes capital ships cruisers and aircraft while considering an expert international group to draft treaties to curb armament.
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Agother Washiggton Arms
Lane
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Crumer
Supliys
West
Great Britain
Jaqiayy
Dave
Coolidge
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Lausanne
Moscow
Ily
Ientiun
Germany
Horah Tas
Contilge
Dawes Committee
America
Lutheran Congregation Supper Sparks Evening Services
A Lutheran congregation gathered in church parlors for a supper last evening with generous dishes by Loutherist cooks. Entertainment followed including Aliss Messen ger on piano and Mrs. Lester Strohm singing, and a readi ng by Mrs. D A Hillstrom on personal religion. Treasurer and auxiliary reports were read, an election held, and the pastor received a salary increase.
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Aliss Alice Messenger
Lester Strohm
D. A. Hillstrom
Radio Features Today Five Best On Air Hours
Radio listings show WLS Chicago presents The Outsider on WEAF New York and WL Eastern Happiness segment. Programs include WGY Schenectady instrumental club and Navy Band Rochester, with schedules across 8 to 10 PM and 8:18 PM windows.
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