Union Leaders Pessimistic Over Wage Agreement Outlook
Atlantic City July reports United Press notes miners and operators remain split on wage dispute progress. Subcommittee meetings planned, with union leaders pressing for production suspensions to absorb large coal stocks while government negotiators weigh compromise and potential effects on anthracite markets.
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United Presit Atlantie
Kovernmens
Fillowire
Union Jenene
Guy Whue
Praudlily
Army Captain Granted Three Year Sentence In Chicago
Federal judge Adam Pliftenday sentenced Toweph Schneidés, 38, Evanston, to three years in the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth for robbing the post office at Hib Chicago where he was employed for two years. Assistant District Attorney Groakian outlined the case, noting Schneidés stole watches and jewelry valued at thousands. The Army captain had served in the Tugistry department and pleaded guilty to the charges. The court also heard evidence from Grossman about the stolen items.
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United Press Ghicago
Adam
Pliftenday
Toweph Schneidés
Evanston
Leavenworth
Hib
Chicaen Postultice
Iie
Thetash
Sohneier Pleidurl
Disek Alors
Groakian
Schutider
Iin Igasnist
Luvin Wwe
Evayjator
Aktun
Olio
Grossman
Schnelier
Malis
Torm
Tiitr
Eaplgn
Tugistry
Evolution Case Marks Time Until Monday
The Scopes trial proceedings resume as the prosecution signals a possible shift with a new indictment while jury selection completes in Rhea County Tennessee. Darrow and Bryan era figures are referenced as the case hinges on the legality of teaching evolution in schools.
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Ey United
Dayton
Tenn
Swittig
Dex Ferys Shallmye
Charlie
Stewart
Speec
Starry Vines
Son of former Corry resident drowned in Cortland NOY
Word was received Friday of the drowning of Mayas Uimer age 18 at Cortland NOY. He was an nephew of R Rogers J 8 Rogers and Miss Alex Rogers of this city. No details of the manner of death were received. Mrs Winifred Timer, formerly of this city, expresses sympathy to the bereaved family. Cortland papers said Jett don Cortland yesterday called in the durth of their nephew.
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Mayas Uimer
Cortland
Noy
R Rogers
Rogers
Mise
Alex Rogers
Winifred Timer
Mainy Grienels
OR Rogers
Jett Don Cortland
Ponzi Draws Nine Years For Larceny
Charles Pond, known for huge international reply coupons promising 50 percent profits, was sentenced by Judge James A. Sisk to four larceny indictments. He received nine years in state prison with a stay pending Supreme Court appeal. A $10,000 nail was set to renew his bail, keeping him at liberty until Monday.
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United Press Thoston
Charles
Ponsi
Fall of shotgun fatal to watchman at farm
Pittsburgh July 11 A watchman at the Walter Ehmann poultry farm is found dead in his shanty. The man, about 22, had worked only a few days. Officials believe a shotgun above the door discharged accidentally when the door was opened.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Wale Ter 1
Ehmann
Ehemann
Woman arrested for selling water for alcohol in Wilmington
Dorothy Webster, 20, of Philadelphia, was arrested in Wilmington on July 11 as she attempted to sell 15 cans of water at bootleg prices for use with alcohol, according to police.
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United
Wilmington
Del
Dorothy Webster
Philadelphia
William O Neil Laid To Rest In Buffalo Service
William J. O Neil died at his Buffalo home and his body was brought to St Thomas church for funeral services at 10 o clock with Rev M E Tracey officiating. A large attendance of relatives and friends honored the deceased, whose floral offerings were noted as very beautiful. Interment followed at St Elizabeths cemetery with bearers listed. many relatives including Misses Mary Eleanor Pereitla Martha O Neil and others attended from out of town.
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William J. O'Neil
Buffalo
Is Eity
St. Thomas Church
Rew M
Tracey
St Elizabeth's Cemetery
Thomas Martin
Mo J Berry
Joh Walety
A. W. Jude
WP. Summers
W. J. Sullivan
Mary
Eleanor, Pereitla
Martha O'Neil
Clarence Schupp
W. D. O'Neil
Mr. and Me
Felix O'Neil
Loretta Mead
Thomas O'Neil
Bert Moran
Bullata
J. F. "O'Neil
Oil prices rise in Ohio with grade by grade hikes
United Press dispatch from Findlay reports crude oil prices increased today across several Ohio grades. Lima and Indiana grades show higher per barrel costs while Timots Princeton Plymouth Wooster listings reflect smaller rises.
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Ohio
United Pr Findlay
A ‘Oil Company Today
Lima
Indiana
Timots
Princeton
Plymouth
Wooster
Fireworks Plant Explodes Outside Paris Wrecked
Explosion at a fireworks plant in Saint Denis suburb near Paris is heard in Montmartre. Casualties unknown. Police and emergency services respond. details on injuries or deaths are not confirmed.
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United Prous
Paris
Saint Denis Vaday
Montmartre
Death Car Probe Fails to Name Driver in Kane-Durant Crash
A jury could not determine who drove the Jordan touring in a Kane Dur ant City crash that killed John Gardner of St Marys and injured W. Gardner. witness Maurice Smith testified the car wandered onto the wrong side, forcing him off the road as the vehicle rolled over. Gardner died from the injuries, Fannin also killed, and the stolen car had been taken from Kane.
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Iccident
Katie
John Runnin
Sum Marys
Wari
Kane-Durant
Gardner
Kang Summit
St. Marys
Werel
Haceik Kane
Daniel V. Craigmire
Maurice Smith
Kane
Smith
Fanninn
Fannin
Deadlock in British mine strike unresolved in London
July 11 British government disclosed correspondence from the Admiral Bridgeman coal negotiator showing a deadlock in efforts to avert a coal crisis. Government aims to renew talks Monday. The Trades Union Congress plans a manifesto urging million members to cooperate with miners against wage cuts.
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United Press London
Lord of
Fatality on Philadelphia New Delaware Bridge
Three workers die on the new Delaware bridge project near Camden. George X. Leibhart Jr fell from scaffolding while handling a rivet hammer, his body recovered. William Ashton died from a fall at the Camden anchorage last Thursday and Louis Rice perished when a main span scaffold collapsed throwing him 140 feet into the river.
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Philadelphia
George X. Leibhart, Jr
New
Delaware Bridge
Widge Warkers
Leibhart
Camden Tower
William Ashton
Camden Anchorage
Louis Rice
Warren Man Figures In Fatal Auto Crash
WARREN MAN FIGURES IN FATAL AUTO CRASH. BINGHAMTON, NY July 11. Mrs. Mule Fancher, 24, died en route to the hospital this morning from an accident in which the car with RA, AVeller of New Fork ity, an oil salesman from Warren, Pa, overturned and rolled down a six foot embankment pinning her beneath it. Weller, who was hurt, is detained pending investigation of the accident.
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United Press
Binghamton
Mule Fancher
Swelick
Aveller
New Fork
Warren
Weller
Mrs Todtman Dies Suddenly In City
Mrs Katherine Todtman sister of Sam Jacobson and Mrs Abe Gumbinsky of this city died suddenly from heart trouble just before 6 o clock Friday evening. She came to this city from Seneca Falls New York and planned to settle here. She leaves two brothers Sam Jacobsun and Jacobson and three sisters Mrs Abe Gumbinsky Mrs Bessie Jacobs and Mrs Pare Glidke. The body accompanied by Julius Jacobson will be taken to Elimite for interment with funeral services Monday afternoon.
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Katherine Todtman
Sam Jacobyson
Abe Gumbinsky
V'Clok
Todtman
Todtmian
Séneca Falls
N.Y
Heath
Suman
Sam Tacobsuit
Ity
Jacob
Glenn Falls
Bessie Jacobs
Buffalo
Heat Wave Claims Ten in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh marked a record sultry July 11 as ten heat deaths were attributed to the heat wave sweeping the area. Forecaster W.S. Brainman warned humidity would push temperatures higher and raise risk of heat-related illnesses. Victims include Anthony Gibbons, 1 month. Anna Burl, 60. William Roconie, 1 month.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Weather “Bureau
W.S. Brainman
Antthony Gibbons
Montig Oh
Anna Burl
Craftmont
William Roconie
Library
Funeral of Victim of Runaway Accident
Requiem mass was celebrated this morning at St Pauls Church in Columbus for George Rusenak who died at Corry hospital from injuries suffered July 4 when his team ran away injuring him fatally. Relatives and friends served as bearers and the remains were interred in St Alizareths cemetery in this city.
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St. Paul's Catholic Church
Columbus
George Rusenak
Corry Hospital
St. Alizarheth's
Ruling on Right of Way and Highway Lights Discussed
Corry Motor Club held monthly meeting with good attendance led by James Wright. Progress on snow fences on Findley road noted, dust control discussed, and laws on headlights urged for compliance. Secretary Myton presented an official notice on right of way requiring stop signs and city signage. accident insurance renewed. Perry Highway opening invite extended for July 14, 1925 with Senator Pepper and other officials.
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Corry Motor Club
James Wright
Findley Road
Highway Department
Era
Myton
Net
General Assembly
Stch
Trafic Highway
Condition of Bishop Berry Worse Today
United Press reports Bishop Joseph F. Berry of the Philadelphia diocese Methodist Episcopal Church is in serious condition after transfer from Jamestown New York where he underwent surgery two weeks ago. A tonsillitis vacation infection spread to the throat glands and a second operation may be needed, said his brother Dr. Henry Berry.
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United Pros
MT Clemens
Mid
Joseph F. Berry
Philadelphia
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jamestown
N. Y
Henry Berry
Meadville Company Buys Bell Lines
The Meadville Telephone Company was authorized by the T.C.C. to purchase from the Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania properties in Crawford County Pennsylvania including the Sacgertown exchange.
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Meadville Company
Bell Lines
United Pross
Washington
Meadville Telephone Company
T.C.C
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Crawford County
Pennsylvania
Sacgertown Exchange
Ku Kluxers Stage Big Parade in Chicago
About 2,000 claimed Ku Klux Klan adherents paraded through Chicago suburbs to push for closing saloons and vice resorts. Police reported no violence. participants rode in autos, wore no masks or hoods, and leaders said the march warned the “vicious element” to leave. This marked a prominent Klan demonstration in the city area.
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KU Kluxers
Chicago
United Press
Five Best Radio Features Listed for Today
Radio listings show stations in New York Washington Schenectady Buffalo Oakland St. Louis Cleveland and San Francisco presenting diverse features. Programs include an Easter daylight performance by the New York Philharmonic Orchestra and City Army Band along with opera and theater broadcasts.
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WIZ
New York
WRC
Washington
WGY
Schenectady
New Yorke Philharmonic Orchestra
Lewisohn Stadium
WGR
Buffalo
WEAP
S. Army Band
KGO
Oakland
San Francisco Opera Company
RSD
St. Louis
Grand Central Theater
WTAM
Cleveland
Ey Jones
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Secretary of
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Atvin
Star
Schneider
Mae Curnvike
Findley Lake
State Armory
Eferise Wold
John Thomas Scopes
Corry
Hausman Illmer
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William O ° Neil Islaid
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Philadelphia Bridge
Warren Man
Heat Wave
Bishop Berry
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