Allied Parley Keeps Optimism In Reparations Talks
London reports that American and British delegates to the interallied conference remain hopeful for a peace settlement despite an impasse on reparations. Key figures including Hughes and MacDonald engage in efforts to conciliate German demands while Allies seek firmness on terms, with ongoing discussions at 10 Downing Street and Hackingham Palace sources.
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United Press
London
Themis
Thomny de Stelloth
Pre
Trier
Stome Park
St Elizabeth Lawn Social Pleasing Community Event
The Saint Elizabeth lawn social drew over 1000 attendees from Sey Elizabeth and Titusville areas. A fish pond, booths of fancy work, cake, candy, and coffee entertained visitors while awards and a concert by The Corre Band provided additional enjoyment for all.
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ST. Elizabeth Lawn
Hull
Elizabeth
Titusville
Che Corre
Todays Five Best Radio Features
A fragmentary radio schedule lists features across stations in New York and Chicago. Mentions WJM WMAQ WEAR KGO WIZ WGY Schenectady and a Philharmonic program with various times and performers including Thomas Kenyon and a listed score. The OCR is garbled but indicates a roundup of top radio features with ensemble and orchestral listings.
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WJM
New York
Pan Eastari
Poto
Carpentuera
Tapney
Herlenbach
Ratner
Progress with Building Projects in the City
Reports show Muviolie hidings advancing with stone cladding and interior work. The new hotel, radiator plant, and homes on Wingull Street are rising rapidly, signaling thriving construction amid fair weather and strong approvals.
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Plier
Jitbos
Essini
Roel Hatch Company Ae Yoinealrad
Iphore
Fritik Pastis
Fuuicely
Wingult
Fire kills two as blaze roars through Ranger business block
A fierce fire swept half a block of Ranger Texas center destroying several shops. Two people are confirmed dead and eleven injured with hospitals treating the wounded. Investigators begin work as flames are brought under control.
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United Press
Ranger
Texas
Aerie Devine
Davis Abandons Politics For Outdoor Life
Dark Harbor Maine July 2 John W Davis Democratic presidential candidate enjoys a vacation amid distractions in Maine after victory over Polk. He contemplates campaign plans while local leaders and supporters discuss party unity and possible election gains as he awaits word on his acceptance speech.
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Percy B. Scott
Unifia
Dark Harbor
Woc
William R. Pattangall
Futon J Redmond
Maine
Davis
Pattangall
Alton
Wyn
Tuk
Homer Cummings
New Yorks
Mica
Massahinetts
Vey
Doyle
Davie
Magee to Face Supreme Court Over Jail Contempt
Santa Fe New Mexico editor Magee of the New Mexico State Tribune, jailed for contempt, was to appear before the Supreme Court in a bid to overturn or delay his sentence. The case, tied to a prior editorial, drew comments on Judge Leahy and judicial fairness as Delgado brings Magee for hearings on habeas corpus and potential further action.
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New Mexico
United Press
Santa VE
Magee
New Mesto State ‘Tribune
Supreme Court
Delgartar
Mexia
Leahy
Mizell
Fudge Leahy
Jin
Pittsburgh Steel Center Stands Despite FTC Ruling
Pittsburgh officials dispute Chicago reports on the FTC ruling affecting price methods. They argue the city's position as the world’s steel center remains unchanged and refuse to alter the local approach to pricing.
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Pittsburgh
Pine
Erie Woman's Tip Aids Lyons Escape From Authorities
Erie reports indicate an Erie woman provided timely information that helped authorities locate Arthur J Lyons, alleged in a case of forgery and theft of postal money orders. The warning led to his escape being uncovered in the vicinity of Corry as federal officers pursued the suspect, with details of the tip and its sources remaining partially understood.
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Erie
Elf
Arthur J Lyons
Corry
the Times
Arthur Lyons
Ormer Journal
Pannsylvania House of Representatives
Elgin
Lyons
Eves & Pommissioner
Enoch Filer
Dail
Probe Crossing Crash Claims Ten Lives at Oak Harbor
A high speed New York Central passenger train struck a group of ten picnickers near Oak Harbor at a grade crossing. Survivors recalled a man abandoning his seat and others fleeing as the crash unfolded. The disaster prompted Ohio officials to pursue stronger grade crossing safety measures at a state conference in Columbus.
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Oak Harbor
Ohio
Columbus
New Yorke Central
Erie
Senten County
Poiny
Corry Rotary Outing With Erie Club
The Corry Rotary Club members attending a fish fry hosted by Erie Rotary enjoyed a great outing. Delegations from Meadville and Erie were guests, with a boat trip on the peninsula and social events surrounding the gathering. Next Wednesday a Rotary assembly will be hosted at Dy Killer's Cottage with several local members and relatives in attendance.
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Corry
Erie Rotary
Meadville
Ray Torlina
Dy Killer's Cottage
Pridiey Toke
Hearing at Erie Early In Fall Described In Court
According to reports, the Public Service Commission prepared for hearings on proposed rate changes for the gas company. Attorneys for both sides presented arguments while the Supreme Court had not yet approved the old rate increase. The session outlined evidentiary needs and discussed rate procedures amid contested valuations.
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Gorra
Eas
Maine
Ansitinespa
Public Service Commisc
Fas
Yue Randly
Auvisal
Supreme Court
Publi Service Commissions
Solisitnr
Kincaid
State Commission
Eviettle Consers Thilay
Brie
Kiwanis Club Holds Another Fine Meeting
Kiwanis Club gathered at Bluepige rest today for a pleasing program under Raimmnian Robert Patterson. Penn Public Service Corp rep Mr Wark chaired, with several speakers and committee reports on ongoing projects. Clarence Shoop Walter Peake and Theo Moore spoke. Miss Gurory supported musical numbers.
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Fineauls
Raimmnian
Robert Patterson
Wark
Penn Public Service Corp
Lunehean
Clarence Shoop
Mrs A L Rainhond and Son Visit North East
Mrs A L Rainhond and her son Mov visited North East today, alongside other visitors, enjoying local scenes and meeting residents during their trip.
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A L Rainhond and Son
North East
Jamestown Woman Dies Saving Companion in Lake Incident
Wuppallo, N Y July 24 Miss Fredy Sharing 30 of Kenmore drowned in Lake St Joseph Muskoka while attempting to save Miss Medwige Callender 20 of Jamestown N Y Rescue efforts were panic stricken as both women faced danger in the lake accident.
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Wuppalo
N.Y
Fredy
Kenmore
Lake St Joseph
Muskoka
Medwige Callender
Jamestown N.Y
Vegame
Sharin
Guardsmen Close Summer Camp Amid Frontline Drill
Guardsmen finish two weeks of training at Mount Gretna as 12th Infantry completes camp work. Lt Line Maxerling of Pittsburgh directs units across a 3 mile sector with telephone and radio message centers.
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Puardeméen
Aif
Simran
Mount Gretna
Mgid
Weist Tata
Moe
Wetery
Pennsylvaia
Maxerling
Pittsburgh
Gena Ifiver
SL 1
Adams
US Army
Wang
Bank Robbery Fails as Bandits Escape with 100000
Masked men robbed a Canadian bank branch of about 100000 in cash and bonds then fled after locking staff in the vault. Manager George Bonallie was shot and slightly wounded when he refused to open the vault. The bandits escaped with the money.
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Reese
Tadae
Salvaging Lusitania to Be Attempted in London
London reports Mount Landi who salvaged the battleship Goeben for Turkey plans to refloat the Cunard liner Lusitania. He returns to London to complete preparations to recover bullion and key official documents.
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London
Sale
Chity Newsday
Mount Landi
Dog Days Traditional Time Of Rabid Canines Begin July 29
Washington July 24 Astronomer Willis explains dog days or the period of rabid canines and poisoned ponds start July 29. He notes Sirius rises with Orion at dawn and that the heat is seasonal, not alarming, as naval observers reassure the public. Dog days result from dogs not sweating, cooling by open-mouth breathing.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Naval Observatory
Ji Aseient Hugahion
Eee
Vaeasua
Sirius
Orion
Nile
Willis
Testimony detail at trial reveals dramatic confrontation
United Press reports on a high profile hearing where Friends of Youths testify about a murder case. Witnesses describe tense courtroom moments, a missing letter, a portable typewriter, and a pivotal automobiled link to suspect Leopold and nurse Lewpeld.
Cornerstone for New School to Be Laid Soon
Impressive ceremonies at St Thomas parish as Rev Fr M E Traver leads the cornerstone laying for the new parochial school on West Washington Street behind the rectory. Foundation is near completion and arch work is expected to begin soon with Rev Lawrence Ay Me Bride delivering the sermon. several clergymen will join in the public ceremony.
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ME Traver
St Thomas Church
Ling
West Washingtony Street
Lawrence Ay
St. Ann's Church
Erie
Test validity enabling act for road bonds
Harrisburg July. Attorney General Woodruff prepared to bring immediate action in the Carypshill County court to test the validity of the enabling act authorizing 15 million dollars of the fifty million road bond issue. J Hollinger, a retirement system member, sought ten thousand of the bonds but his bid was rejected. Hollinger is an employee of the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Aetorney
Woodruff
Carypshill Couunty
J. Hollinger
Hollinger
Secretary of the Commonwealth
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Gorden
Hackinpham Palace
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Snowder
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Arry
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Corry Rotary
Erie Club
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Jamestown
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Chicago
Suri
Lenpylt
Richard Lael
Volper
Robert E
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