Former Union Boy Sentenced to Die in the South
McClelland, 22, a former Union City high school student from Union City, was sentenced to death in Georgia after a murder conviction. Reports say his lawyers seek clemency while noting his school years and community ties. A trial earlier this year led to the death sentence to be carried out later this month.
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Meivlland
Yourth
McClelind
Union City
Tynes
Vloyd McClelland
Yage
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Hin
Funk Electrorution
Geo
Wright
Georg
Atheny
Jottm
Miclett
McClethind
Loral Schoal
Mle Tilson
56 Cases Set for Grand Jury in Nebraska County
The upcoming criminal court session will present 56 cases to the grand jury including liquor law violations and manslaughter charges. Notable names tied to indictments include Chyikt Kilig and Amedeo Leone, with jewelry store robbery connections under investigation.
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Flaherty Boys
Phillips Jewelry Store
Tiftyssix
Nebruare Grand Jury
Nex
Eax
Grand
Wool
Divict
Dire
Bubpsonier
Deine
Witmer
Erte
Phillipe
Rabhary
Kilig
Amedeo Leone
Mir Doe Carges
Louis
Mitchell Silent On Presidents Action In Washington
In 2000 Mitchell remained silent on the President Coolidge related action amid conviction and suspension debates. His counsel and Rep Ry Ketdling denounced linings and urged clarity while Mitchell weighed resignation and continued army service.
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Presidents Action
United Press Washington
Aite Sal Wis
Ieneral Willison
Coolidge
Pic
Half Bay
Mitchiell
Frank Ry
Lin
Jay
Fear of Expose Motive in Marshall Case
Jan 26 Philadelphia report says David L Marshall faces a serious case over a dual life motive to avoid exposure. He allegedly killed milliner Anna May Dietrich by gage and choking then slit her throat with a surgeon knife, hid the body, and claimed self defense. Police pressed for more details as he confessed at times and was transported for further questioning.
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United Press Philadelphia
David L Marshall
Ehirspeacter
Mies
Anna May Dietrich
Millines
Gage
Morelin
Charles Ed
Marshall
Delaware
Philadelphia
Pax
Atic
Report Cards Issued To Pupils Citywide
Pupils across the city yesterday received their report cards. Parents are asked to promptly review them and discuss progress with teachers. The grade sheets reflect each student’s marks and overall performance for the term.
Three Corry Men Home From Florida Work
Worth Mumaidid John Olen and Frank Parsons return after months in Florida reporting heavy tourist traffic and a booming Florida boom. They traveled by automobile passing Macon Ga and Lake City en route home. They plan to return to Florida soon for further work.
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Florida
Worth Hammond
John Ohrn
Frank Parsons
Worth Mumaidid
John Olen
Cory
Washington
Lueon Te
Tiffany
Dan French
Dan French While Enroute To the City They Met She Corry Mex
Macon
Pennsylvania Nottorists
Messrs
Parsons
Hammond
Ohth
Sind
Shere
Ulntast
Taurists
Suorth Yoink “Principdicy 14 Devisip
Rim
Separate Army Air Service Proposed by Washington
Washington on January 20 reports a House military committee formulating plans for a separate Army Air Service. Major General Noe Sohwon M. Patrick and Air Service chiefs draft bill to define a fate for air power. Proponents cite Navy Marine corps parity. opponents seek more time for debate.
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Washington
Tye Hote
Altaire Committee
Askei
Noe Sohwon M. Patrick
Army
Air Service
Anny
Navy
Marine Vorps
Reddy
Dave Vast
Mining Bills Postponed as Talks Resume in Philadelphia
Harrisburg June 26 The Pennsylvania legislature postponed final consideration of the anthracite mining bills to seek a settlement for the strike. Gov Pinchot charged sharp practices by the House mines committee and the Woodward bill faces renewed hearings as miners and operators prepare to renew negotiations in Philadelphia. The Senate and House mining committees will meet to hear both sides and possibly hear from John Lewis and other union leaders at a later date. The two year competency provision was restored in the amended bill amid continued opposition to the miners register and reorganization plan.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Belleyu Stratford
New York
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
BR. J. Lynett
Scranton
Lewis
Lynett
Alvan Markle
W. W. Inglis
T. A. Loveland
State Council of
Edu
Journal
Loveland
State Council of Education
Corry
Allegheny
College At
Meacville
Edinboro State Normal School
Harrisburg
Senate
House Mines and Mining Committees
Jejit Sessibl
Pinchot
Witertake
Woodard
House Mines Committee
John Lewis
4Idm Board
Efforts To Fix Cause Of School Fire
Investigators probe Sunday night blaze at Fairview School to determine origin in the basement near the furnace. Janitor says no nearby fires. theory considers possible deliberate ignition or forced cellar entry, with further inquiries planned to establish exact cause.
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Fairview
Cummings
Havirthus
Miss Charlene Tubbs and Miss Bennets Return from Broton Visit
Miss Charlene Tubbs and Miss Doral Bennets arrived Sunday after visiting Doral Bennets mother Mrs Florence Bennet and other relatives in Broton.
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Charlene Tubbs
Doral Bennets
Brocton
Florence Bennet
Two Ship Disasters Reported Off Mid Atlantic
New York June 26 distress spread as two ships with about 60 men aboard face grave danger in heavy seas. The President Roosevelt aided in rescue efforts while crews attempted to reach survivors. International radio networks interrupted by Atlantic wireless distress calls as night watches continued for aid.
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United Press
New York
mid-Atlantic
Iran
Roosevelt
International Radio Week
Harvey Boy Injured Twice In Local Accidents
Clord Harvey a 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Harvey of Wheel oke suffered a leg fracture in a sled accident near his home last September. He was later injured when a trailer ran over his limb causing it to be crushed and ultimately necessitating amputation. The boy was treated at a local hospital and later returned home after fracture reduction.
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Clord Harvey
Frank Harvey
Wheel Ok
Natar
Gas rate hearing resumption anticipated in Harrisburg
Public Service Commission may set a date today for resuming hearings in the Erie and Corry versus Pennsylvania Gas Company case. Erie City Solicitor Samuel L. Gilson travels to Harrisburg to confer with commission members as Corry reconsiders its stance amid a special legislative session. Gilson returns Wednesday morning as questions linger over commission membership and timing.
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Public Service Commission
Harrisburg
Erie
Corry
Pennsylvania, Gas Company
Samuel L. Gilson
Public Service
Erie Dispatches
Gilson
jBite
European radio tests meet little success at broadcast reception
Carry radio fans failed to pick up European programs during the international tests. Reports indicate no receptions of European transmissions between 11 and 14 o'clock nightly. The third night will see Erith, Lima, and Buenos Aires stations on air during the American silent period. German stations may broadcast lightly while observing silence.
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Sperial International
Lima
Buenos Aires
Cardiff
Wales
Paul Specht
Frederick Hail
Waler Glenn
Daventry
Aberdeen
Scotland
Wireless
Dorothy Forrest
Robert Anderson
OAX
Peru
Valentina Olin
Orcheste
Aires
LOX
Safe robbed in Erie double break in twoState Street shops
Police report two burglaries on State street last night. At Dan's Place, 1020 State street, a roof entry opened a safe and thieves made off with 801.00. Earlier, another shop was entered and a safebox contents stolen, totaling 600 dollars. Authorities pursue phantom robber case as investigation continues.
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Erie
Goggs
State Street
Dan's Place
Yeggs
Radio Features List Across Cities Tonight
Evening radio lineup shows WLS Chicago with Apollo Club at 7 20 P M and WNAG Boston with Chicago Civic Opera performing Wagner Die Walkure at 7 25 P M Western stations present U S Marine Band Orchestra and a joint mind cal feature airing across Eastern networks.
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Chicago
Apollo Club
WNAG
Boston
Bantsm
Chicago Civic Opera Coy
WRC
Washington
WJM
WGY
U. S. Marine Band Orchestra
Weaf Khookp
PML
Eastern
Cal Features
Governor Pinchot Hits Sec tion Committees Over Bank Loans
Gov. Pinchot accused two former state treasurers of borrowing money without adequate security from state banks and trust companies acting as depositories. He disclosed the practice during an address to the joint Senate and House Banking committees in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Senate
House
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