Blame on Foreigners for Shanghai Anthracite Strike Looms
Foreign officials blamed for unrest in Shanghai as miners and operators enter wage talks. United Mine Workers and mine owners press for large coal price increases if demands hold. Meetings at Scranton and sets of subcommittees named to conduct bargaining amid potential extended negotiations.
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Shanghai
Lewis
United Prose Atlantic Glcy
Syly
United Mine Workurwgator
Ambusur
Tohnny Lewiy
Tugus
Scranton
Wis
Rth
Dlwice
Setaniton
Pourparlees
Hatin
United Press
Washington
Shanglat
Hie Investiguyjan
Nally Shusing
London
Jote Blan
Tureeign Police
Shanglai
Tia Stan
Shisnghat
Daily Mail
Toking
Peking
Telegraph
Funeral of Clifford Hill
Clifford Hill died in an automobile accident in Indianapolis on Sunday July 5. Funeral services were held at the home of Mrs. Hill on Wednesday at 2 pm led by Roy LA Mattirs pastor of the Presbyterian church. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery with many relatives and friends attending from Indiana Ohio and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clie Hill
Hill
Indianapolle
Ani
Hilla Pire Cuita
Mae
Johnydy
Essex
Roy
Mattirs
Presbyterian Church
Pine Crowe
Carmen Till
Pavia
Carmen
Indiana
Tis
J.C. Bupger
Daghter
Glenn R. Davis
Tames
Alfred Hill
Lima
Ohio
Vingil Van'Txel
Chileren
Mty
Noted Coast Lawyer Claimed By Death
Noted Los Angeles lawyer Thomas Lee Woolwine, former district attorney and celebrated prosecutor in sensational murder cases, is dead. Woolwine, a gubernatorial candidate and author, led prosecutions including the Math ew Schmidt and David Kaplan cases, and was linked to the Tins building family dynasty and the Watson “Model Bluebeard” murder trial.
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Los Angeles
Thomas Lee Wooing
14A
Angelen
Mimariae
Neve
Allur
Woolwine
California
Amlna
Vally
Simdons
Amon
Ron Vetion
Mathew, Schmidt
David
Kaplan
IMO
Jamos P. Watson
Model Bluebeard
Maud Winnie Obanchiin
Archer
Burch
J. Welton Kennedys
Fatal injuries from runaway horse incident at Columbus
George Rusynany died after a runaway horse crash at Columbus last Saturday. He suffered a compound leg fracture and other injuries at a gravel pit, was treated at Corry Hospital, and died at Dory Hospital last night. Survived by widow and four children. funeral arrangements pending.
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George Rusynany
Columbus
Dory Hospital
Relsenale
Sinough
Corry
Corry School Board Considers Continuing Agriculture Program
The Corry Board of Education discussed sustaining the agriculture course with a contract offer to G M Roberts of Erie, and approved a vocational education plan with a part time system. They reviewed finances, approved texts, named janitors, reelected library trustees, and referred medical inspection matters to the Sanitation and Health committee.
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Witinwante
Department of Agriculture
Corr
Board of Education
Apihy
A. E. Hemstreet
Heke
Kiwanis
Rotary
Ainking
Myrtle Puller
Hemstreet
Corry
Corry Motor Club to Meet Friday
Mr Hf reed of Aberdeen South Dakota will attend the regular monthly meeting at 8 o clock and speak on Motor Cam. Several old members have not paid dues this year and their wives are needed. Motorists should join and support efforts to remove snow from Findley Lake road. The club has been studying dust laying in the area and this topic will be discussed.
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Reed
Aberdeen
South
Corry Marcy Club
Pris . Dakota
Evers
Moatoristy
Findley Lake Road
Corry Motor Club
Bryan Promises Nationwide Campaign Over Evolution Ban
In Tennessee on July 1 William Jennings Bryan pledged to devote his life to a national constitutional amendment prohibiting teaching evolution if the Scopes trial wins for the defense. He urged electing him president on a fundamentalist platform and argued the courts lack infallibility while morality stems from the Bible.
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Tenn
Willian Jennings Hrvan
United States
Thote
Bryan
John 1. Stopes
Tower Courts
Supreme Court of Tennesses
Supresné Court of the United States
John R. Neal
Scopes
Firvan
Kiwanis Convention Report Presented At St Paul
Rev W E Bartlett gave a detailed Kiwanis International convention briefing to Kiwanis Club members. The St Paul gathering was summarized as engaging with meaningful discussions. The Houston local delegation also attended the meeting at the Bluebird restaurant.
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W. E. Bartlett
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
St. Paul
Hcal
Bluebird Restaurant
Erie Boy Killed in Shooting Accident
A nine year old, Robert Brown, son of Mr and Mrs Howard Brown, was killed near Forest Park west of Widusneer when a Savage .22 rifle exploded in his left hand. Emory Brown, nearby adult, was struck by the bullet between the eyes and died instantly. The accident occurred yesterday afternoon as the boy snatched at a tree by an embankment leading from the lake to the Hlu.
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Erie
Hlu
Robert Brown
Howard Brown
Emory Brown
Ihd
Indy
Forest Park
Widusneer
Indicted Judge Killed As Auto Goes Off Bridge
Jackson Tennessee July 9 Federal Judge J W Rose indicted yesterday in bank failure case was found dead today pinned under his car wreckage. The Madison county grand jury charged Rose and three bank officials with complicity in fraudulent drafts used to cover a shortage that led to the bank’s collapse. Rose had gained prominence after taking strong actions against railway strikers and jailing critics who opposed his injunctions.
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United Press
Jackson
Tenn
J W. Roae
Rosa
Homs
Hawks
Ross
Tennnessee
Daughert
Madison County
People's Saving Bank of
Jact
Cmil
Hexas
Peoples’ Bank of Ficials
Cohen
Alubor
Rose
George W. Sanders
Storm kills four as wind and rain lash Twin Cities
A violent wind and rainstorm in the St Paul Minneapolis area leaves four dead and many injured. The Lake Harriet pavilion collapses injuring nine. a mother Emma Miller 85 and her child May die from falling timber at the fountain. A crane operator William Ford 30 dies after being blown from his crane cab. Charles Fisker 48 dies from heart disease aggravated by the wreckage of his Minneapolis drug store. Many buildings marooned, crews rescue and clear wreckage.
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United Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Tuly
St Paul Minneapolis
Lake Harriet
Minneapolis
Emma Milter
May
Joy Vision
William J. Ford
Charles R. Firsler
President Coolidge Accepts Mandell Resignation as War Finance Director
President Coolidge accepted the resignation of Frank W. Mondell as director of the War Finance Corporation effective July 18. Mondell tendered his resignation recently and the President paid tribute to his public service.
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United Preas
Heavy Japanese Weather Damage Reports Across Tokyo Region
United Press dispatches describe cloudburst flooding in Nagoya causing many homes to submerge and traffic to halt. Submerged rail lines near Tokyo disrupted transit for days. Reports cite heat-related deaths in Tokyo and tremors from recent earthquakes in the area between Thin and Osaki.
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United Press
Nagoya
Tokio
Tain
Tyo
Thin
Osaki
Corry Company Wins Coal House and Sidewalk Contracts
The Board of Education awarded The Corry Company contracts for a coal house at the Junior High, and for sidewalks at the Senor High School Southside and Tree ing Building. Bids included Corey Bridge and Supply $3 055.10 and Mattargio $8 0, with Harvey higher. work to begin soon to enable bulk storage and savings on coal purchases.
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Board of Education
Senor High School
Corrs Company
Hoard of Education
Éourhouse
Tyitts
Dein
EE Harvey
Cory Hange
Fabia Mattargio
Corey Contracting
Gorpany
Corry Company
Buulkers
Sonal
Dawson and Gale Wed in Erie Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Richard G. Dawson prominent city businessman and Miss Ridith Gale of Erie. Ceremony held in Erie Tuesday afternoon at TBO Welorke. They plan a wedding trip to the Adirondack Mountains Thousand Islands and other places and will reside on Wright Street.
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Richard
G. Dawson
Mise Ridith Gale
Erie
Tbo Welorke
Aiirondack
Thousand Islands
Cooling rains break New York heat wave
Cooling rains broke the heat wave in New York last night after four people died and eight were overcome. Severe electrical storms in New Jersey caused one death in Hamilton and property damage from lightning.
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New York
New Jersey
Margaret Valento
Philadelphia
Hammonton
Police War on Vandalism by City Youths
City authorities launch a campaign to curb youth vandalism following recent damage to school property and park facilities. Police plan prosecutions and seek public cooperation to restore order and protect city spaces.
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Frbod
Board of Education
Dunkle
Wild Bill O'Neil Died in Buffalo Former Railroad Engineer
William J. O'Neil known as Wild Bill O'Neil, longtime engineer on the Buffalo and Pittsburgh division of the Pennsylvania Railroad, died recently in Buffalo after months of ill health. He retired March 1 under a pension dispensation and had lived in Buffalo after starting his career in this city. Friends in this community express deep regret over his passing.
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William J
Bill
Joneil
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
O'Neil
Old City
Buffalo-Pittsburgh
Webb Sentenced by Judge Rossiter in Corry Break-In Case
Eugene Webb a 17 year old of Corry pled guilty to attempting to break and enter with intent to commit a felony. Judge Rossiter sentenced him to Huntingdon Reformatory after arrest by W J Wilcox for attempting to break into a store at 30 East Main Street Corry.
Winless Immigrant in Income Tax Charges
Immigrant Eugene Constantin of Tulsa Ohio faces New York charges for defrauding the government of income taxes totaling nearly 500 000 dollars. The World War era fortunes grew from deck hand to banker through oil and sugar cane speculation. He allegedly avoided taxes for 1920 and 1921 amounting to about 482 000 dollars.
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United Press
New York
Eugene Constantin
Tulsa
Ohio
Southwest
Constantin
Constantine
Mattuche
Tulsn
Howeven
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Lightning Kills Two in Philadelphia Storm
A Philadelphia storm killed Margaret Valento, 10, and Jursl Cook while they sought shelter. A lightning bolt struck a storage house at the gas works, igniting a map and destroying the building, endangering gas storage tins.
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Philadelphia
United Press
Jilly
Margaret Valento
Jursl Cook
Merchants Meet This Evening In Municipal Chamber
At the Retailers' Division meeting of the Chamber of Commerce in the municipal building, a significant agenda item is planned. A large attendance is expected as important business is scheduled to be discussed.
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Hie Chamber of
Conmeree
Clack
Five Best Radio Features Highlighted Across Stations
Radio listings show features from WNY New York WGY Schenectady and WEAF New York with programs including drama The Witching Howl and a Philadelphia concert. Listings note orchestras from WEAP and a Zion String Quartet with multiple stations broadcasting in various time zones.
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WIZ
New York
Schenectady
m_sastern slaylight
Dette
Alfred B. Smith
Nathan L. Miller
Charles B .Mughes
Carnegie Nal
KGO
Oakland
Pacific Standard
Cnre Edionton
Philadelphia
Weebdcon
Central Standard
Zion
WEAF
WECO
Minneapolis St
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Clifford Hill
United Prose
Sontract
C. M.J. Roberts
Motor Club
Commoner
Killedias
Tennessee
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Wild Bill” O'Neil
Webb
Rossiter
Europe
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