Early end to railroad shopmen strike foreseen
Chicago July 6 United Press reports Labor Board mediation may lead to settlement between 400000 shop employees and railroads. Jewell and Hooper discuss peace terms, with brink of a deal seen as conference calls urge peace. Some workers plan to resume work as schedules slow on several lines.
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United Praca
Chicago
Hart M. Towel
United States Railroad
Canmunisi
Railroad Labor Board
Digion
Jewell
Ben Hooper Euipart
Railroad Loar
Hooper
Simo Ieaider
Pat Thieat
Will Hooper
Huard
Hiver
Mecartiers
Death of Mrs Hecker former Corry resident
Death of Mrs. Hecker widow of Anthony Wayne Hecker a longtime Pittsburgh banker and Corry resident. She lived with her son ACW Hecker and daughter Mrs Helps Meeker at the family home then worked as matron at Allegheny College before moving to Pittsburgh where daughter Melon served in the Commissioners office. Funeral from Pine Grove tomorrow at two then service. Reverend Ashton of Rimannuer Hospital Church to officiate. Mr Oliver Skinner spent the Fourth with relatives at Chautauqua.
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Pittstargh
Thisty
Necker
Anthony Wayne Hecker
Hirt
Acw. Hecker
Mra Helps Meeker
West Church and
Lemonsttoetr
Meadville
Sechar
Allegheny College
Pitaburgh
Mise Melon
Hother
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Pine Grove Cane
Reve M.S. Ashton
Riminanuer Hpiatopal Church
Athelate
Million Workers Strike Over Wage Cuts Across U S
United Press reports more than a million workers across key sectors have walked out protesting wage reductions. Bituminous miners, anthracite miners, textile workers, rail development, and related industries show large stoppages, with officials warning broader effects may follow.
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Tse Ral Iopmen
Atu Juput
Lndwstriia
Liquor Fleet Smuggling Probe Fires Across Atlantic
A United Press report from New York outlines a large酒 smuggling operation aboard a booze fleet. Authorities indicate hundreds of men and multiple ships are involved as federal dry laws clash with rapid sea run activities, with investigations expanding and authorities pursuing leads.
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United Press
New York
Iday
Hakhwo
New
Harding to press miners end strike in coming days
President Harding intends to force an end to a ten miners strike with swift federal action. He plans to exert authority to restore peace and bring operators and workers to the bargaining table in Washington.
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Harding
Joy
Twenty Die in Vera Cruz Fighting Between Soldiers and Union
United Press reports a brutal clash in Vera Cruz leaving twenty dead and about seventy five wounded. Soldiers and tenants union fighters clashed as authorities moved to arrest Horon Pron, drawing hundreds to the streets and gunfire near his residence.
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United Press
Vera Cruz
Horon Pron
Panic After Subway Car Fire Tramples Dozens In Gotham
A short circuit sparked a subway car fire on a Jerome Avenue express in New York. Passengers rushed for exits as smoke and flames filled the car, trampling dozens and injuring many in a chaotic escape.
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Subway
Gotham
United Prose
New York
Fikwalinth Street
Apani
Via
Willis Disler
Iran
Murke
Patralinay Weed Norman
Oils Street
Waders bin
Nooroan
Pabic
Merchants Day Arrangements Completed Citywide
The city readies for Merchants Day with fifty firms coordinating a major trade sale. A new exhibition plane is expected, and aerial feats marked by Baton are scheduled for Saturday morning. Local merchants and Chamber of Commerce sponsors join in the event with a long list of participating firms and supporting ads.
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BatunJay
Ly Apt
Carter
Air
Saunday
Avena
Chamber of Commerce
Gly
D. Wilcos
J A Lanston
A Wynert & Sey
San Jacobsod
Rob Tivermore Co
N. Woeden
Bornstein Bigs
Dawson Bros
Cot
Cental Carpe
Geiger
Brooks Matoria
Wright Optical Sore
Senet
Corry Independents
Billy Welsh
Erie Orioles
Erie City
Johnson Family Reunion Held Here Tuesday
The fifth annual Johnson family reunion was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hones Johnson in this city on Tuesday. About thirty relatives and friends attended a dinner, followed by social conversation. Officers elected for the coming year were Julius Tykasin as president and Alma Spete as secretary.
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Johnson
Hones. Johnson
Vioon
Juha Tykasin
Filma Spete
Med Johnson
Femmion
Spiny Creek
Johnean Ot Ravenigford
N.C
Brig
Spring Creek
Paw
Jamestown
Brazilian Revolt Believed Crushed by Government Troups
Fragmentary reports from Rio de Janeiro claim Brazilian insurgents surrendered Fort Capheabann as authorities declare the revolt near its end. Dispatches note ongoing unrest and a government push to quell rebel forces, with mixed signals from Buenos Aires and New York about rebel movements and possible capitulation.
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United Pros
Rio DE Famero
Hawaii
Rio Bay
Brazil
Atilly
Gren
F.tind
Plese
Rio
United Press
Buenos Aires
Rivate
New York
Gordon Mo
Waren
Farmer Attacks Family With Axe In Quiet Town
A farmer is charged with assault after attacking a family with an axe on a rural property. Police report a tense scene with a struggle, a child present, and the suspect detained after a confrontation. Investigators say the incident occurred near Unien City with warrants issued for related offenses.
Predicts National War on Primaries Across Nation
A distorted report suggests a national struggle over primaries with claims of a coming unified campaign. The text mentions political actors and a convention plan, implying upheaval in the primary system and political maneuvering ahead of the year’s events.
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United
Washington
New
Indyinn
Tain
Nuyherry
Coruan
Free Staters Crush Revolt in Provinces Reported
Dublin reports say Free State troops in supreme command suppressed a rebellion in the provinces. Rebels were driven toward Donegal as government forces tightened control after a six month enlistment period was accepted and civil authorities mobilized to restore Dublin. Churchill announced in the House of Commons the suppression campaign ending in the west.
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United Press
Dublin
Michael du
Free State
Donegal
Drogherle
Ratha Brusha
Eneoy
Ovinary Free Shire
London
Duby Tin
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Farm Index Completes Work on New Mixing and Address System
A local Rural Improvement effort reports progress on a new method to mix and deliver intelligible addresses for farm properties. The Journal notes a recent insistent article about the system, backed by an American Rural Involution Company, detailing wind directions and center street layouts, aiming to assign a postal address for every farm in the CONEY area.
President hardiine denounced for migrant and toll violation
United Press reports President Hardiine faced a bitter denunciation in the Senate as Senator Saraway assailed the act of governing and spoke against alleged violations. The discussion touched on shipping hoards and vessel control in a charged session.
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United Press
Washington
Hardiine
Rev Robert Davids Addresses Rotary
Rev Robert Davids spoke before the Rotary Club delivering one of the guest speakers and best received addresses of the year. He discussed key issues and future prospects with clear understanding as Emerson Stoic praised the talk and the club applauded his remarks.
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Davidil
Ehib
Davida Tlked
von Molt
Emerson
Wells in field show new oil pool expansion
Special to the Journal reports multiple wells being completed in the field after a destructive fire. The Clinger Austiva drought area shows a new pool extending west of the meter well. Production estimates and delays due to damage are noted as Brocklehurst and others advance completion.
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Weil
Clinger
Brocklehurst
Carriahan
Thor
Graier
Whittlesey Johnston Nuptials At Croton Whittlesey
Wedding of Jeromy Craton and Lee Whittlesey held July 3 at the Johnston home in Ora gon. Relatives attended from Findley Lake and Detroit. reception followed with luncheon and automobile trip for the couple to St. Dion Port Stanley and Cleveland.
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Mranu
Lee Whittesey
Jeromy Craton
Fatio
Vite
Reruytiee
Willeyer
Whitley Suger
Idle
Findley Lake
Ride
Rey
Mre Dewitt
Johnston
Oragon
Heine
Maude Johnie Fori
Mise Oh Butler
Detroit
Georgette
Holden
Amada
Rida
Agi Whittlesey
College
Wheaton
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Maye Desay
Trapique Huily Iduine
Jacob Gli
Formur Reine
Ray
Meinbey
Unien
Sarrpat
Citi
Derma
Conrigau
Hiphos
Haysnig
Nike
Eurie
Aterky
Myers
Appallo Players
J. Franklin Babb
Morty
Warner
Linge Aysiders
Enterutin
Socod Ganji Iy
Lewis
Directa
Collins
Robert Davids
Rotary
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Iwig C
Babe
Tnoute
White Oil Company
Whittlesey-Johnston
Croton
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