State Militia Patrol Mine Fields Today
Washington Pa July 2 In dawn patrols the state militia deployed at the Wilkin mine region along Pigennem Creek to guard operations after recent worker clashes. Troops from the 6th Cavalry and Machine Gun Battalion arrived at Coca York Swagler farm near Coke York to maintain order and protect resumed mine production of five cars a day.
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Washington
Witup Herfalla
Colin M Swagler
Coke York
Peru
Swagler
Wilko
It Son Und
AOL Atenish Provectionn
Wilkin
Cokeburg
6Th Cavalry
Motor Transport Corps
Fnd
Prohibition Agents Under Scrutiny in Erie Probe
An investigation into the Erie prohibition office probes alleged corruption and extortion linked to the 18th amendment enforcement. Charles W Bayer, a prohibition agent, was arrested in Pittsburgh on a conspiracy to extort about 150 dollars from John Gurvick. more arrests and hearings are anticipated as Treasury and federal agents pursue broader misconduct allegations.
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Nfmits
Erie Prohibition Office
Charles W. Bayer
Pittsburgh
Johi Gurvick
Waterford
Ril Bowen
Bowen
Tréasury Department
Grift
Warburton
Howe
United Staer
Onion J Uoaham
Redeairy Department
That & Lions
Lawn Social At St Thomas Church Nears Big Sellout
St Thomas Church lawn social draws over 1000 tickets sold with plans for the event on July 27 led by the American Legion band. Organizers promise a lively program featuring a fish pond and other attractions for a popular community festival on the church lawn.
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AVAL
Indien of
Ste Han
American Legion
Apo
Cis
National Guard Company A Heads to Mount Gretna Camp
Company A of the Cory unit in Warren departs by train for Mount Gretna for a week long summer camp. The unit, part of the Pennsylvania National Guard, is expected to join the Erie battalion as preparations unfold. Some absentees were rounded up and the fate of longer service depends on days ahead as Guard leadership watches the strike situation.
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N State Armory
Cory
Pennsylvania National Guard
Mount Greta
Dhs
Erié
Warren
Sta Hon
Gorty Hove
Meadville
Eredu Sary
Lord Northeliffe in Critical Condition at London Hospital
The London Times reports Lord Northeliffe remains in grave condition after a sudden illness. Physicians describe the case as perplexing with conflicting test results, while plans for a possible trip through Germany were halted. The paper notes the situation is being closely watched by the public and medical community.
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Wnien Press
London
Lord Nortelite
Raven
Times
Lord Northeliffe
Uni
Germany
Wicoxnite
Seniority Rights Center of Train Strikes Stirs Hooper Voice
Wallington July 2 Hooper chairman of the Railroad Labor Board asserts seniority rights are the main issue for strikers. He says he has informed President Harding at the White House and seeks complete settlement steps to resolve the dispute. The labor board’s past efforts are cited as a guide to ending the walkout and restoring order.
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URI Pf
Wallington
Hooper
Harding
White House
Ody
Tecmnique Wie
P R R Stands By Agreement With Workers
United Press reports in New York that P R R stands by its agreement with Hewinson employees. Despite river and road clashes, the labor board ordered new shop elections after protests against representatives. The fight moves toward the Supreme Court as parties prepare for further action. Misreads mention Misses Ilene Calegrove and Mary Sloane traveling to Erie with Ann Laird for the week.
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Int United
New York
Pennsylvania Sane
Wil
Ite
Hewinson
Declan
Appenin
Chicago
Raileroad Labor Board
T Way
Pénnsy
Vania
Don
Iesnor Calegrove
Mary Sloane
Erie
Ann Laird
Harding Moves to End Railroad Strike
United Press reports President Harding working to end a nationwide railroad strike within 48 hours. He summoned Hank Hogan, chair of the railroad board, and asked key executives to meet in Chicago to answer questions about the strike and the labor board’s role. The president will decide on possible action after consultations.
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Harding
United Press
Washington
Jlay
Tosh
Hank Hogper
Tahoe
Chiisyer
Daugherty Acts to Protect Public Interests
United Press reports Attorney General Daugherty seeks broad power to shield interstate commerce and mail delivery by supporting a government program to reopen mines. He cites executive authority to regulate coal production and transport, with Senate backing in principle but no immediate congressional action.
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United Preus
Washington
Wyo Uetion
Department of Subtice
Daugherty
Cinsuins
Cumming
IE Ts
Labor Pledges United Support To Strikers
United Frovay reports sweeping AFL backing for striking miners and shopmen as national leaders press for an honorable settlement. A telegram to President Lewis and Bert M. Jewell from Samuel Gompers declares full sympathy and urges a fair adjustment of the dispute amid growing public support for the workers.
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Washington
Lewis
Bert M. Jewell
Samuel Gompers
Viriana
Martial law urged to move coal in Michigan
Detroit dispatch notes Henry Shear Jr of Michigan Central Railroad urged martial law to facilitate coal movement from mines under state protection. He said large coal stocks with the state could be moved without military escort. Separate reports from Boston Philadelphia and Scranton describe police guarding rail properties amid strikes and unrest, with walkouts and clashes affecting coal and locomotive works. Committees, officials, and workers face intensified security and potential warrants as events unfold.
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United Proos
Detroit
Michigan
Henry Shear Jr
Michigan Central Railroad
Shearer
Hurdine
Pam Hin
Boston
Deefield
Aillerica
Cox
Philadelphia
Bulard
Officers Battle at Erie Ends With Shot Wounding Man
A clash at Erie railroad shops left William Hartigan injured after a guard used a heavy air hose as a weapon. Hartigan, 26, was knocked to the ground and shot once in the forearm and once in the left side during the confrontation. He was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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United Press
William Hartigan
Hlim
Neizer
Jang
John
Melker
I Feng
Heniga
Tour
Seven Killed in Head-On Train Crash Near Logan
United Press dispatch from Logan Missouri reports a deadly collision on the Frisco line at four this morning between the Meteor and the Texas Special. Known dead include C. H. Ring partner of the Meteor and his fireman George Newly, with additional unidentified passengers aboard the Texas Special, a man a woman and three children.
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United Preney Logan
Texas
C. H. Ring
George Newly
Iva
Lone Officers Brave Battle With Bandits
In New York on May 22 a police reserve fight unfolded in a dark tenement as three burglars fired pistols. Officer Arthur Levysa and others struggled, wounded, with civilians aiding. The dark skirmish ended with the bandits subdued while police rescued residents in Brooklyn amid the blaze of gunfire.
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Uae
New York
Patinman
Arthur Levysa
Athly
Essen Bial
Elarsig
Kansas Editor and Governor Elect Reach Truce in Labor Row
In Emporia Kansas on July 22 William Mew White and Allen political allies met amid tension over industrial court rulings. The pair discussed emergency conferences and court actions, while shop workers and striking laborers express sympathy cards. White awaited a potential charge for violating picketing rules as sympathy displays continued near the courthouse.
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LEY United Prose Emporia
Kany
William Mew
White
Allen
Iseparate
Chevaliery
Mercy
Yaver Eternal Persia
Industral
TA McDermott
Walter
Allen Perce
Pitts
Empory
Wustifal Court
Rebels Gather in Cork for Last Stand
Rebels defeated at Waterford and Limerick gather in Cork ready to withstand siege. Rowde behind retreating rebels blocked and mined while city hotels and buildings fortified for defense.
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Cork
United Press
Dublin
Besh
Waterford
Lamerick
Guardsmen Train Stoned by Strikers on Rail Route
A disrupted guardsmen’s transport faces attack as striking workers stone the guard’s train. The incident disrupts service and prompts security measures. No clear casualty details are provided, and the report emphasizes the level of hostility from the strike action.
Howard Appointed Second Lieutenant of Company A
Howard named second lieutenant of Company A after years as general of Curry company. Adjutant Beary announced further appointments including Samuel Portington to Aust tal Corps and Robest AY Whe to Shin Slutayers. Read like a damaged OCR listing multiple names and posts with unclear details and locations.
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Cition Mintel
Howard
Curry Company
Nene Beary
Samuel Potordin
Stocklaned
Veeet
Philadelphia
Austtal Corps
Robest
Shin Slutayers
Jo Eatplain
Sbigied’ Goris
Tareson
Avelliere
Sith Avenue
Minny Ae
Jinenial Medical
Denasinti AO. Lihue
Samiel
Erie County Valuation Figures Upheld in Tax Record
Erie County reports total assessed valuation of 105 715 664 with real estate and personal property making up the figure. The report lists 1485 horses and cattle valued at 29589 and notes changes in bonding power and equity amid amendments impacting the tax base and levy.
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Erie County
Mark Besudiey
Omulliisas Hicks
W C T U Annual County Picnic at Waldameer Park
The Wo Uo will hold their annual County picnic at Waldameer Park, Uric, Wednesday July 28. Ministers and friends invited. the event includes a table of gaffes and a drive to hospital after. Rev. Tif and State President George will speak. Maye' Fowers for tables to be taken.
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Wo Uo
Waldameer Park
Uric
Cory
Tif
Ors George
Corry
Miss Haire to Be in Corry Next Week
Ward reported to the Community Service Council that Pane com HL Haire from National Community Service will return to Corry for a week to assist playground planning, organize a Day Festival, and help teachers and staff. She previously led playground and community events in Towanda Hornell and Auburn, guiding large youth participation and citywide activities.
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Miss Haire
Corry
Community Service Council
Panecom HL
Hornell
Auburn
Corey
Millionaire Ryan Falls From Wall Street Wealth
New York July 2 An audacious run by Allan Ryan on Wall Street ended in collapse as his assets sank from millions to near zero. The once sharp trader, famed for daring bets, faced exposure through short selling and large loans, triggering a margin crisis and sudden bankruptcy. Banks and investors watched as Ryan’s fortune evaporated amid a market upheaval.
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United Prone
New York
White
Allin
Wall Street
Ryu
Simuk
Povarnor
Susheng
Stoke Exchange
Cole Stove
Ownerél Courtyard
Ryan
Trusnus
Uie
Thomas Fortine
Wiedrtey
David
Ammely
Lapkrapt
Train Fire Delays Bridge Run After Fire Outbreak
A passenger train was delayed about twenty minutes yesterday afternoon after a small fire broke out on the bridge area. The crew extinguished the flames and brought the engine to a stop with crews working to ensure safe passage.
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