Government Plans Course In Event Of Miners Strike
Government officials plan contingency measures as a miners strike looms with storm threats and widespread damage. Reports describe cyclone like winds causing telegraph and telephone outages, property damage, and injuries in several towns, including Hartstown and Ridgway, while Swampscott constrains labor forecasts ahead of potential September action.
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United Press
Swampscott
Mast
Tahar Davis
Coolidge
Flummer
White House
Piaweven
Davis
New Yorke
Argantic City
Cantipuss
Quolidre
Labor Department
Davie Sad
Dee
Corlidge
Canoe capsizes drown two girls in tragedy near Columbus
Mrs Boa Dowd of Columbus learns of the deaths of her sister’s daughters Adelaide Dowd and Velmer Grace Dowd after a canoe accident on the Red River near Grand Forks. Two youths escaped, one reaching shore. The incident occurred on July 4 as the craft overturned, sparking condolences from Gore and surrounding communities.
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Boa
Columbus
Jose G. Dowd
Nueth Daketo
Ree
New Grand Forks
N. 1
Gali Vio
Adelaide Dowd
Veling
J Grace Dood
Doud
Golimbos
Tanly
Sterrett and Franz enter Erie County sheriff race
J F Austin faces strong opposition as Sterrett and Franz join the field for Erie County sheriff. Jane Mullins and Chief Deputy to William D. Brown, plus Major Sterett of Erie, announce candidacies amid petitions and party ticket considerations. Ballots may split votes. Sterett seeks Republican Democrat Socialist and Prohibition lines with broad county support. In Kane, a mid afternoon storm toppled trees, flooded streets, and forced lights on as rain and wind battered the city.
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J F Austin
Erie County
Yestenay Jullins Jane
Sherritt
William D. Brown
Tom Sterett
Erie
Sherritt Prariz
Yen
Marthe
Republica
Democratic
Sociale
Jouichid
Loren
Vandijates
Achubinii
Thie
Cory
Erie City
Ben Urmann
Kane
Bayard
Janeway Street
Welch
Hacker
Police Hunt for Swindler Posing as Directory Agent
Police warn merchants and women about a swindler calling himself J. H. Perkins, an advance man for a telephone directory. He targets Youngsville Shelfield New Castle and nearby areas, collecting up to $10 from victims. Described as six feet tall, 180 pounds, 28 years old, with sandy hair, he carries a leather briefcase and wears a gray suit. Businessmen are urged to notify police if he operates here.
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Youngsville
Shelfield
New Castle
J. H. Perkins
Hhiwa
Jas
Telegram Gave Scott One Week's Reprieve
July 1 dispatch says Russell Scott, once a millionaire, received a reprieve after a telegram allegedly from his brother Robert claimed to delay his execution for Maurer’s murder. Gov Len Small ordered the delay upon receipt, but Scott doubted the wire’s authenticity as investigators traced the telegram to a Detroit messenger boy.
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Shicago
Russell Scott
Joseph Maurer
Len Small
Scott
Robert
Mani
Torue
Toph Maurer
Russel
Russel Gate
Detroit
Jon Sea
Woman abducted by Chinese near Mexican border in Merida
Cat Calesigo July 17 claims a kidnapped woman was forcibly removed, blindfolded and gagged in a slow vehicle moving toward the Mexican border about 240 miles from home. Virginia Les Cookson, a wealthy author, sought refuge with police. she remained hysterical and unable to fully recount the incident early today.
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Calesigo
Cat
Mer
Virginia Les Cookson
Fine program arranged for Chautauqua
Summer Chautauqua advances toward the July program with ticket sale plans. A Monday meeting at 780 O Block Municipal Building will organize ward committees and finalize canvassing. The 1925 lineup includes concerts by the Russian Cathedral Sextet and Happy Tawait Company, lectures by Dr Frederic Poole and Dr Martin D. Mardin, and the Northwestern Players comedy The Next Best Man.
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Chautauqua
Die Phn
Everr Fay
o'Block
Priddy
Maranetors and Ladies Committee
Toy Jobson Company
Percival Vivian Players
Happy Tawait Company
Trederic Poolé
Frank 3
Frank 3. Voearson: Ie the ‘Worl Foolproof’! Dr. Martin D. Mardin
William FH
Stont. Tenry
Northwestern
Hana
Guardsmen struck by lightning at Pennsylvania National Guard encampment
At Camp Miner near Gettysburg guardsmen endured a severe storm injuring twelve and stunning thirty. A man was knocked unconscious by a bolt on a fork end while rubber footwear saved another from fatal harm. Several tents were ripped as the lightning lashed company streets and tents, with one cot toppled and men huddled together seeking shelter.
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United Prest
Gretna
Caswit
Pennnsylvania National Guard
Gettysburg
Miner
Yesterda
Guardsmen Go Into Camp At Mount Gretna This Saturday
Corrys gustomneno will go into camp at Mount Gretna one week from tomorrow with extensive preparations for the annual encampment The following Saturday will mark the air mail flight to the guard camp The Journal arranged for the plane to stop at Cart to pick up newspapers and mail for Company A members
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Corrys Gustomneno
Mount Gretna
Carty
Company A
Shenandoah Returns to Lakehurst Hangar
After a night and morning of severe storms delaying its return from the Virginia Capes, the Navy airship Shenandoah landed at Lakehurst Naval Air Station New Jersey and was housed in its hangar.
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Shenandoah
Lakehurst
Aval Air Station
Boeing
Virginia Capes
5. Navy
Inquest Into Auto Accident This Evening
An inquest into the Wednesday afternoon auto crash near Hydetown that killed Mrs Leonard Antill and Mrs Harris Myers will be held at Titusville this evening. Acting coroner R A Kerr will preside at 7 oclock at his East Central Avenue offices with a jury including William Brown and others from the Corry area. Witnesses expected include City Controller Joseph W Gray and Mrs Gray and Miss Tocelyn Brooken, who were in the other car, though both are said to be nervous after the crash.
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Donis
Meadvillie
Gyor
Jaeiéa
A. Ray
Hartstown
Townville
Devere
Voratier Manitag
Sehiott
Vie
Hag
Amany
York
Whet & Stunn
Jefferson and
Tawrince
Ting
Titusville
Lester
Marton
Centerville
Tanraniee
Osborne
Wml
Archie Hatton
Pooley
Tighes
Ridgway
Leidgway
Lit
Owen
South Street
Upmaotts
Gookages
Hydetown
Leonard Antill
Harris Myers
Corry
Herald
R. A. Kerr
East Central
Avenirs
Greloble
William Brown
W. Glyde McCutcheor
Theodore Bartholomew
Westgate
Laverne Morse
Blydetowin
Willis
Ke, Dowler
Kerr
Election Data of Interest to Carry Voters
Election data outlines offices up for election in Fall primary across county and Corry city. It lists terms for judge, sheriff, auditor, inspectors, and various local posts, with district and township specifics.
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Superior Court
The
Common Pleas Court
Idyear
Rority Vontroller
Directon
Diyear
Fea
Corry
Gear
Concord Township
Wayne Township
Srvison
Schon
Festival Plans Move Forward At St Thomas Church Lawn
Committees report progress on the annual lawn festival at St Thomas Church set for Thursday evening July 23. Tickets are selling well and the large front lawn will be lit for the event with numerous booths, refreshments, and entertaining features arranged for attendees.
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St. Thomas Church
France to Evacuate Ruhr by End of July
Paris confirms plan to evacuate the Ruhr completely by month’s end. Evacuation underway as troops announced yesterday will be reassigned from occupation zones to other operations.
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Paris
Foreign Office
France
Ruhr
Sone
Hiroeps
Judge rules out scientific evidence in Scopes trial
Dayton Tenn July 17 Judge Raulston sustains prosecution in ruling out expert testimony on evolution. The decision narrows the Scopes trial to closing arguments as jurors prepare to decide. The defense excepted, arguing the law’s wording is plain but the court sides with the state on excluding such testimony.
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United Press Court Room
Dayton
Tenn
John Raulston
Raulston
Jegislature
Tor
Raulsson
Former Corry Woman Dies in Bridgeport
Miss Kate Kenney died in Bridgeport Connecticut on Sunday evening after a heart trouble illness. She had taught at Corry High School and was visiting her niece Miss Ruth Thomas. The funeral was held at St Patrick's Church in Southold Long Island after the body was taken to her former home.
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Kate Kenney
Mary E Kenney
Cony High School
Bridgeport
Wis
Miss Kenney
Will Femary
Marly
Smnthy
Killed by Lightning While Tuning In Radio Set
Pittsburgh July 17 lightning claimed its first Allegheny County victim in 1925 when William Henderson a 22 year old bus driver was killed while tuning in an radio set A bolt struck the wireless aerial followed the connections destroyed the set and then struck the victim His clothes caught fire from the flash Mrs R B MeMister and daughter of Clearwater Fla were staying with Mr and Mrs C H Holder and daughter Florence and later the scene involved plans for further time in Chastangus
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United
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Wiliam Henderson
Henderson
Radio listings feature top concerts and talks across cities
Today’s five best radio features broadcast from New York and other cities include Billy Jones and Ernest Hare at 8 pm Eastern daylight, Goldman Concert Band at 9 pm, the New York Philharmonic Orchestra at 8:25 pm, the Detroit Symphony at 8 pm, and the Cooke Bainble program in St Louis at 9 pm Central.
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WEAP
New York
Billy Jones
Ernest Hare
Goldman
WIZ
WGY
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Exchange’ Telegraph
Hong Kong
Swatow
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Canto
JUDGE
R Bmemister
Clearwater
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Florence
Chastangus
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