North Center Street paving bid awarded to Mayer Brothers
The Erie contractor Mayer Brothers Ed announced as low bidder at 81F per square yard for North Center Street resurfacing from railroad tracks to Columbus Avenue. Council praised the gravel binder revision saving hundreds of dollars and approved Mayer’s proposal totaling about 26 thousand dollars with work to start after related bridge projects progress.
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Coty
Columbus Aves
Fowest
Trontout Contractics
McCormick Construction Company
Herrick and Whipple Construction Company
Mayer Brothers Ed
Aneth Allegheny Paying Company
Tisburgh
AL Doyle Company
Ene
Ws Lure
Council
Mayer Browhers
Monell Nejveter
O'Elouk
Mayer Byos
Allegheny Pavine Company
Metornick Construction Campsaig Tat Erie
Dickson
Mayer
Cniuicil
Climanice
Carer
Moruvah
Coune
Mayer Brothers Construction Corpii
Eric
Ay Kao
Bear Ureth
Washington Street
Secion
Rider Murphy Injured After Horses Bolting at Woodworth Barn
Jerry Murphy, driver for Jay Woodworth, sustained a sprained ankle and a deep cut on the left arm when a team of horses bolted at the Woodworth barn Monday night. First aid and wound care were administered at the scene.
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Jerry Murphy
Jay Woodworth
Woodworth Barn
Murphy Barn
Great Heat Wave Grips Corry and Midwest Regions
Corry endures extreme heat as temperatures push toward 90s with little relief from promised showers. Weather officials predict cooler air for the Midwest Missouri Valley Minnesota and Central Plains as thunder showers are forecast to end the hot spell tonight and tomorrow.
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Gorse
Guy
Iuph
US Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Wid Ile
North Atlantic
Midwest
Missouri
Valley
Minnesota
Central Plains
Rocky Mountain
Leather finishing pioneer retires as Lund W. Aver takes over
NeAuer, a long time Corry leather finishing boss, retires after forty years at the North Center street plant. The business passes to Nilssons OTL Alle and W. Aver with the firm to be renamed Lund W. Aver. Aver was born in Norwalk in 1836 and came to Corry in 1869 to join the leather shop.
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NeAuer
Heams, CL. Aver
Noth Center Street
A. Aver
Norwalk
Corry
Ted
Aml W. We Auce
Hoth
Tvs Developoignt
Ag Lund W. W. Ader
King Paid to Cease Probe in Pittsburgh Arrests
July 13 report alleges Jakie Kline paid William L. King 99500 to end investigations linked to the League of Patstchurch. Rody P. Marshall states payment placed in a safe deposit near Indianapolis and will be disclosed with bill numbers. Shields Ken Kile and Peter P. Walsh face conspiracy charges. King denies receiving funds and accuses others of a separate payoff.
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Sy United
Pittsburgh
Jakie Kline
William L. King
Hih
League of Patstchurch
Rody P. Marshall
Rline
Elient
King
Indianapolis
Marshall
Wilkinsburg
Ken Kile
Peter P. Walsh
Erie Railroad clerks to get wage boosts of seven to seventeen
About 5 000 clerks at the Erie Railroad will receive wage increases ranging from seven to seventeen percent effective July 15. The raises affect a broad range of clerical positions and come after negotiations reported by United Press.
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United Pross Hornell, N
Erie Railroad
Car Hits Pole West of City Injuring Two
A Chevrolet coupe driven by Charles Purcell and carrying Clinton McLean left the road near Thesazy Curve by the St Thomas cemetery and crashed into a telephone pole. Both men suffered facial cuts and other injuries. the car was wrecked. A third person, Dalton Martell, was named in reports but Purcell and McLean said Morrell was injured elsewhere in a swimming pool incident.
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Thesazy
St Thomas Cemetery
Dalton Martell
Dent
Purcell
McLean
Journal
Morrell
Laorell's
Cuid Tix
Moon
Woman Linked to Brooklyn Murders in 1940s Case
A woman, unnamed in reports, testified that Gudwik Lee traveled through the Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Car yards around July 14 and was connected to the murders of Miss Brownell and Mrs. Alfred Bennett. Her testimony marked the first direct evidence linking Lee to the killings, shifting from circumstantial to direct testimony.
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New York
Gudwik Lee
Brooklyn-Manhattan
Lee
Miss Brownell
Alfred Bennett
Jackson’s Name Again Bared in Klans Inquiry
Indianapolis July 1. The Ku Klux Klan financed a negro newspaper for publicity in Gov. Ed Jackson’s primary campaign, as revealed from the Stephenson case files. The Times printed copies of four checks made out to W. H. Jackson, Ledger owner, totaling 1820 to aid publicity efforts, while Stephenson awaited imprisonment for a murder.
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WM. Wi. Hallberg
United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Ku Klux Kla
Indiana
Indianapolis ‘Times Today
Times
D.C. Stephenson
Klan
Stephenson
Indianapolis Ledger
Negro Weekly
Ed. Jackson
Osawatomie
Kansas
Stephen Mn
Wade
W. HI. Jackson
Madge Oberhalteer
Noblesville
Playa Christian
Gamge
Mien
Plan appeal to save ballots in Penn a primary
Senate investigating committee hopes to save the Pennsylvania Ware Wilson senatorial ballots through a court recount. Senator King of Utah asked James Reed to confer on federal judge Thompson’s ruling pausing seizure of Delaware county ballots. An appeal to the court of appeals could preserve the ballots and affect Ware’s contested seat against Wilson in the 1926 election.
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Senate
United Presa
Washington
Pennsylvania
King
Utah
Reed
James A. Reed
J. Whitaker Thompson
Philadelphia
Delaware County
U.S. Or
Courts
Wim Bi Wilson
Labor
Wilson Cabudet
Fire causes $25,000 damage at Jeannette restaurant
A basement fire at the McKee hotel building in Jeannette caused about $25,000 in damage. Firefighters fought the blaze while the restaurant area suffered the most destruction and authorities investigated the cause.
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Jeannette
Frits Jeannette
Ph. Suly
McKee
Three Killed on Crossing in Indianapolis
A July 13 crossing wreck in Indianapolis killed three people and injured four others when their automobile was struck by the American Pennsylvania Railroad train from New York to St Louis at the South Arlington Avenue crossing. The dead include Mrs Goldie Roth and Tunier Roth, and Eugene Keller. The injured are Emma Harden Serena Harden Lester Harden and Mrs Catherine Keller with serious injuries and possible skull fracture.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
American Pennsylvania Railroad
Ayer
New York
St. Louis
Catherine Keller
Three Slavers Prison Wardens To Hang Friday
Three men Charles Due Chowski Walter Stalesky and Robert Torres will be hanged simultaneously Friday to expiate the murder of Deputy warden Peter Klein of the State prison. Death watch begins with music for Torres who vows to sing La Paloma at the triple gallows. A heavy guard is maintained as the trio faced multiple escape attempts.
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United Pres
Torres
Chicago
Stinson Wins Ford Trophy for Air Tour Victory
Eddie Stinson won the Edsel Ford trophy as the third annual national air tour champion. He flew from Grand Rapids through a severe storm to Ford airport in Detroit to claim first place amid about four thousand miles. Second went to Randolph G. Page flying a Hamilton metal plane.
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Aly United Press
Detroit
Mich
Eddie ‘Stinson
Grand Rapide
Stinson
Ford Airport
Randolph G. Page
Hamilton
Couere
Edsel Ford
At & Bariquet
Paul Redfarn
Savannal
Brunsutice
Rio de Janeiro
Stingon
Four Die in Lake Ontario Boat Capsize
A sudden gale on Lake Ontario overturned a sailboat, drowning four aboard. Frank Ryan and his infant daughter perished after rescuing others. Wilfred Smith and Marjorie Stuart also died in the fight to reach the skiff. Harbor patrol crews plucked survivors from the raging waves.
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Palton
Gav
Lake Ontario
Frank Ryan
Winifred Turner
Edna Stuart
Marjorie Stuart
Wilfred Smith
Edna
Marjorie
Mrs. Ryan
Bue
Irish leader Kevin OHiggins laid to rest in Dublin funeral
The Irish Free State mourns its vice president Kevin O Higgins assassinated Sunday. A state funeral in Dublin draws a massive crowd, with Requiem Mass at St Andrews Church led by Archbishop Byrne and attendance from President Cosgrave, the executive council, and Parliament leaders. About 500000 people watched the funeral procession.
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George Macdonagh
United Press
Dublin
Irish Free State Today
Kevin O'Higgins
Hay
Parnell
Griffith
Collins
St. Andrews
Byrne
William T. Cosgrave
Executive Council
Film Stars Claire Windsor Bert Lytell Face Split
Hollywood July 13 Film stars Claire Windsor and Bert Lytell plan a conference with their attorneys to decide their marital future. The couple, long viewed as among Hollywood’s happiest, appeared separated in a surprise development.
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Vusou Eros
Hollywood
Cal
Claire, Windsor
Bert Lytell
Hind
Five Best Radio Ents Include Hookup And Theatre Program
Radio listings present the day’s top entertainments including Hookup program at 1 30 and Goldman Band at 7 30 EST plus Freire Theatre and Detroit Byssie Bhony Orchestra. Entries reference stations WAE WIZ WNYG WGHP and times in EDST EST.
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WEAE
Goodrich
Marxwell
WNYG
New York
Goldman
Freire
WGHP
Dewoit
Ldst
Detroit
Byssie Bhony
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