Bankers Conference Promises Global Financial Insight
The article notes a high level conference among England France Germany and the New York Federal Reserve Bank leaders. It highlights conflicting interests, with Britain seeking easier credit and U.S. rate cuts, while France and Germany push gold and broader markets. The piece stresses cautious optimism for cooperative, constructive world financial readjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Germany
New York Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Great Britain
Brutal murder disclosed at Brie inquest
Erie July 18 The murder of 87 year old Stefania Woznarowski, allegedly by her divorced husband Frank Woznarowski, occurred last Sunday morning in her home at 453 East 1st Street. Coroner Daniel Hur Jey and Assistant D A Orson Graham report a postmortem showing more than 109 abrasions. A jury found Woznarowski guilty of strangling his former mate. Stella Jasinski, the daughter, arrived from Dunkirk, N.Y., and heard the sordid details as she sat through the inquiry.
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Erie
Stefania Woznarowski
Frank Woznarowsk
East 1Rthy Street
Erle Uounty
Daniel Hur Jey
Orson Graham
Harrison Dunn
Hanley
Woenarowski
Haneley
Woznarownisi
Stella Jasinski
Dunkirk
Seek Receiver for Penna Klan in Ul. District Court
Five men claim to be Ku Klux Klan members in Pennsylvania sue for a receiver. They allege $15,000,000 collected since 1920 with no accounting and accuse the order of misusing funds to gain power and instigate riots and bloodshed in multiple states and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prom
Pittsburgh
Ku Kins Mga
Pennsylvania
Order
District
John F. Strayer
Latrobe
Charles
Hunter
North Bessember
Charles F.over
Wilkinsburg
Willian
Davis
Manor
Yan A. Barrickman
Ku Klux ‘Klan
Mer Rouge
Las Perth Amboy
Herrin
Jil
Carnegie and Lilly
Nile
Lowell
Mass
Corn crop in Pennsylvania at record low on July 1
The July 1 Federal State Crop Report shows corn in Pennsylvania at the lowest on record with poor germination and replanting in some areas. Prospects for oats and barley look better while potatoes lag the average. Pastures are generally good and soy bean planting increases amid scarce farm help.
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Journal Farm
Fedéral
Pennsylvania
Calwornia
Absolute sense of time and pitch intrigues experts
An article notes rare gift people may have perfect pitch or time awareness. Tex Hill Jenney in London tests clock time within a minute and once 46 seconds error. Indoor life vs outdoor living affects time sense, with training claimed to improve accuracy. It ends by mentioning a proposed cornstone fiber for women’s dresses.
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London
Tex Hill Jenney
Hotel Savoy
Sterrett Likely Head Sheriff Post At Pennsylvania Convention
Erie reporter Thomas Sterrett, a World War I major and Erie County native, appears the likely choice for president as the Sheriffs Association of Pennsylvania concludes its last business meeting of the convention in York. Delegates from most counties are represented at the event.
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United Proms Erie
Te Sheriffs Association of
Pennsylvania
York
Thomas Sterrett Nheriit
Erie County
Snarine Corps
Save
Dreadful Shooting Incident Reported Near New York Central Line
A violent quarrel on or near a New York Central railroad area ends with a man shot in the abdomen. The injured individual, identified in fragments as James Perry or Perrynorn, remains under medical care as authorities investigate.
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New York Central Railroad
Trinity
Tory Road
James Perry
Hattay
Perrynorn
St. Vinceniy
Process
Powden
Nol Ames & Co
Twenty Years Ago from the Journal Files July 13 1927
Disaster near Warren as naptha launch overturns drowning six people including Mr and Mrs John Best Miss Violet Best Mlle George Baker and Mrs Hilda Knox O Z Butz Mrs J A Losee noted for their sixtieth wedding anniversary with sixty friends attending James O Neil overcome by heat reviving aboard train at Oil City Oil City records a smallpox outbreak Clyde Heath, a railway worker, contracted the disease Trill Indicator Co shipped instruments to Italy George Gordon and Nettie Chase wed in Clymer New York Stir Brick Co booked a million brick order
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Gonewango
Warren
John Best
Violet Best
Mlle George
Baker
Hilda ,Knox
O. Z. Butz
Piladelphia
James O'Neil
Oil City
Epworth League Social Planned by Epworthians
Epworthians plan a social on Saturday evening July 23 by the Epworth League of the First M church. Proceeds from the affair will aid the League’s treasury. At the recent meeting Duane Miller and Miss Mildred Strand were chosen as delegates to the League Institute at Allegheny College August 28. Other league matters were discussed.
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Epworth League
M. Ff
Hurch
Ofair
Fragmented Passage on Ancestral Tales and Teeth Imagery
A fragmentary text recalls a grandmother telling grownups about teeth and a child. The scene references various imagined names and dental descriptions, indicating a chaotic memory or transcription artifact.
Thousands Seek Prohibition Enforcement Jobs Nationwide
Rodney Dutcher reports thousands apply for 2.6 enforcement posts opened by Congress. Applicants span many trades from oyster boat captains to real estate dealers and teachers. Exams up to 9000 dollars include written and oral tests, interviews, character checks, and fingerprinting to weed out criminals.
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Rodney Dutcher
Nea Serviee
Washington
Congress
Civil Service Com
Army
Navy
Department of Justices
Prohibition Services
Penny Heavy Buyer of Rails
Philadelphia July 14 United Press reports Pennsylvania Railroad placed orders for 30000 tons of steel rail. Carnegie Steel 17500 tons Illinois Steel 7500 tons Bethlehem Steel 22500 tons Ind. Tand Steel 2400 tons deliveries from last October had been laid and the new order should be delivered in the latter half of this year.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carnegie Steel Company
Ilinois Steel Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
Tand Steel Coy
Young divorcee dies of wound near Coplay
Laura Yawers, a young divorcee, was shot by her husband while walking near Coplay north of Allentown on June 30. She died in Haff hospital Northampton, as Stewart Coleman 87, her husband and father of five, killed himself after the murder. Mrs Bowers survives two children.
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United Press
Hains Point Named for Gen Feter Hains Engineer
The Washington area site known as Hains Point bears the name of Gen. Feter Hains of the engineering corps. He directed dredging of the Potomac and the reclamation of the shore, creating the peninsula now called Hains Point.
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Hains
Another Case of Smallpox in Bradford
Lloyd Lineman of Duke Tenter is confined in Bradford at the police headquarters juvenile detention room with symptoms suggesting smallpox after visiting a Bradford physician who advised examination. Dr Samuel Hull of Eldred reportedly examined him Monday and noted possible smallpox, prompting the doctor’s recommendation for Bradford exam.
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Bradford
Lloyd Lineman
Duke Tenter
Police
Linsman
Poli
Samuel Hull
Eldred
Blast Theory of Foul Play In Fire Destruction
A fire at the William Kessler farmhouse on Jo Jo road near Kane is being treated as possibly foul. A search of the abandoned house found no charred bones after shots were heard shortly before discovery, fueling theories of a murder and arson to dispose of a body.
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Kane
Seareh
William Kessler
Jo Jo
Fred
Shaffer to Speak at Local Church Tonight
Rev N R Shaffer of Fillmore NY will address a meeting of special interest at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church at 745 PM. The central New York pastor draws a large local audience expected to attend.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
N. R. Shaffer
Fillmore, N
Shaffer
New York
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Penna Klan
Wisan Y Seagle
Wintour
Anil Hon
Sterrett
Agmlant
Nicket Plaza
Toendayy
J. A. Losee
Smithstreaty
Clyde Heath
Italy
George H. Gordon
Nettie A. Chase
Marrige
Clymer
Be Shumaker
Stir Brick Company
Epworthians
Anothes
Prohibition
Penny Heavy Buyer OF Rails
Robert A. Patterson Real Estate
Notary Public Corry
Newhouse ‘Shoe-House
North Center St
Canadohta
the Peerless
Frank C. Caapio
Center St
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