Coroner's jury blames driver in chase case here
A coroner's jury split on fault after a dramatic pursuit led to the arrest of an automobile thief. Kaleavdkl, 20, was captured in the city after officers traced a stolen car and its tires to a Radiator plant incident site. Police allege the suspect had been stealing cars in the area, while Kaleavdkl denied intent and claimed he drove the car from Unton to visit the plant. The case is tied to a spate of recent vehicle thefts.
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Eliaaw
Joseph Kolevueht
Spaptansbury
Corry
Polite Dantele
Niga
Behringue
Keri
Dunkle
Windae
Wayhillion
Centar
Nisayntyer
Kalepepsi
Enelve
Ain Ais
Kalmayoski
Ghid Dunkle
Erie
Raphire
Walecynski
Hint Atelen
Mwhtinger
Ater
Tds
Vicin
Jy Mit
Jy Mit Avith Uitte
Smeness
Sit
Lotays
Amundsen Plans Arctic Flight Next Summer
United Press dispatch from Oslo reports Roald Amundsen plans a new Arctic expedition with a large aircraft built by Dornier of Pisa. The goal is a Spitzbergen to North Pole flight next summer, weather permitting.
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United Prov
Oslo
D’ Dornier
Pisa
Explorer
Spitzbergen
Alas
Gerosa
North Pole
Indicted Furnishings Ring Nabbed in Conspiracy Case
Warren and Jamestown furniture makers named in federal indictments as conspirators in a wide scale scheme affecting about 260 firms and individuals. The group allegedly used industry associations to disguise the distribution of illicit furniture shipments across multiple states including Illinois Wisconsin Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania with firms such as Crescent Furniture and Warren Furniture cited. The case covers charges of altering price and shipping practices and involves dates set for further indictments in Chicago federal court.
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Warren
Jamestown Furniture
Jaye
Chicago
Cutting of Weeds Advocated Here
The newly inaugurated weed cutting campaign by the city is endorsed by many property owners in Corry who urge action. A notice warns that if weeds are not cut on all properties, authorities will trim and assess the costs to owners. Property owners should show civic pride by keeping weeds away from homes and business places.
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Hei Tai Lin
Corry
Owsers
Revision of dry districts outlined in U P report
United Press reports Washington outline of Prohibition district reorganization plan announced by Acting Secretary Winston. Schedule blocks take effect September 1 to allow administrative setup, with regional directors overseeing enforcement and 24 district administrators to be selected on merit and posted to districts. General Andrews warns all unclassified employees will be dismissed by October to complete decentralization while maintaining current operations during the transition.
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Washington
Dunaieddtory
Treasury
Winston
Aden
Stat Uinlér Hie
Gray Heat
LC. Andrews
Male Puilo
High Rubber Probe Opens as Britain Monopoly Suspected
Washington reports the United States has instructed Ambassador Hoighton in London to press Britain over high rubber prices tied to an alleged monopoly. The move was announced by the State Department.
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Washington
United States
Hoighton
London
Great Britain
State Department
Indictment of Day Director and Eight Agents in Wine Permit Plot
Nine indicted by a federal grand jury in Chicago include Major Percy Gwen the district prohibition director and his predecessor Ralph Stone. They allegedly conspired to extort sacramental wine dealers, with dealers profiting from illegally withdrawn wines. Co defendants include Dr Louis Quabari George R Bruce Henry Sehlay Mortis Zinkoft Albert Bennett Bernard Lanta Louis Abelwn and others. Alleged schemes involved fake congregations forged names to obtain withdrawal permits and bribes of up to 300. Bruce acted as go between for officials and agents.
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United Prose
Chicago
Percy Gwen
Ralph Stone
Lee
Louis Quabari
Hassegtin
Chica
George R. Bruce
Bruce
Itt
Coolidge backs Andrews in dry reorganization
Swampscott Mass July 25 President Coolidge will support Lincoln G Andrews plan to reorganize federal prohibition enforcement into 22 districts, delaying to August 1 due to field preparations. He aims to give Andrews's 22 regional directors a fair chance, with no political pressure involved, while discussing other issues at the summer White House.
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United Press
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Lincoln G Andrews
Prohibition Star
Andrews
Andrew
Tim
Cooke
United States
Armericanepublics
Aéy
Shippine Board
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Sii Ig
White House
World Court
Bir
Coolidi
Miami editor killed in crash with switching engine
Laverne Collier general manager of the Miami Daily Twice died early today when his speeding car collided with an oncoming switching engine on Bay Shore drive near the Florida Coast grade crossing. Beatrice Rolfe was thrown from the car and survived. Collier, unwed, previously worked in Los Angeles and Chicago before joining the Miami Daily Twice owned by Cornelius Vanderbilt.
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Miame
Laverne Collier
Miami Daily
Collier
Potatello
Beatrice Rolf
Rolfe
Portland
Oregon
Bay Shore
Mes Rolfe
Florida Host Coast
Fligmian
Wiel Tuitein
Hoygver
Los Angeles
Chis Xago
Mikami
Daily Tab
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Amateur Maintains Radio With MacMillan Expedition
An amateur wireless operator from Mithill School London named Goyder succeeded in maintaining two way communication with the MacMillan arctic expedition for several days. He relayed messages between Mate Millan and the Dogedoin crossing the Atlantic Circle and then forwarded a number of messages to the United States.
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London
Goyder
Mithill School
Mate Millan
Geesel
United States
Five Best Radio Features Listed Across Major Cities
A schedule of radio features across New York Washington Detroit and Chicago highlights classical and band performances. Stations WX WX WEAF WLS and others air orchestral programs including the New York Philharmonic, Detroit Symphony, Army Band and a National Barn Dance, with times in the evening and afternoon.
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WIZ
New York
Washington
WGY
Schenectady
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Lewisohn
Stadio
Detroit
Stansland
Detroit Symphony Orch
Eften
WEAF
WGR
U- 8 Army Band
Washington, D.C
WEAA
Dallas
Central Standard
Tancréd
Chiedgo
Central Daylight
National Barn ‘Dance
Seventeen Sentenced to Death in Bulgaria Trials
Seventeen persons were sentenced to death at Sliven Chapkovo and Perkovic Bulgaria as part of a government campaign against those accused of anti-government activity following the Sofia cathedral bombing. The dispatch notes these sentences amid wartime measures and upcoming trials.
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United Press
Vienna
Sliven
Chapkovo
Perkovic
Bulgaria
Sbfia
Sofia
Fugitive Ponsoll Brother Arrested in Syracuse
A Ponsoll brother, infamous for recent invasions around Warren, was captured in Syracuse and is being sent to the Western Penitentiary to finish a term. Patrick Ponsall had escaped custody earlier and was recaptured near the New York state line. John Ponsoll was transported to prison after an earlier arrest. The case centers on breaking a display window at Stirie jewelry store and theft of rings and watches.
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John Ponsoll
Warren
New York State
Western Penitentiary
Ponsoll
Warren Pole
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Patrick Ponsall
Warrenham
Ponsall
Syras Casse
Wester
Wareren
Company Ann Annual Camp at Mount Gretna
Corry's unit of the 12th Regiment Pennsylvania National Guard left for Mount Gretna for encampment. About fifty five guardsmen traveled by special train, joined by Erie battalion and Meadville’s Company B. The two week training session runs through August 8 with intensive military instruction.
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Corry
12Th Regiment of
Pennsylvania National Guard
Mount Gretna
Ameralse
Corr
Erie Battalion
Meadville
Erie Tain No
Gretna
Three Local Aldermen Seek Reelection in City Wards
Three aldermen with terms expiring this year announce campaigns for reelection. In the First Ward G. H. Gordon faces Charles M. Merrow of Easy South Street in a spirited race. Second Ward alderman Windy Marsh confirms reelection bid, while C. B. Porter circulates nominating petitions in the Fourth Ward. Foster E. Davis’s term in the Third Ward does not expire this year.
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Gordon
Charles M. Merrow
South Street
Windy Marsh
CB. Porter
Stir Crazy Insanity Plea in Scott Case
United Press reports Rus sell Scott, twice escaping gallows, claims prison psychosis and agitation after long confinement. Chief defense attorney Stewart seeks to prove non normal mental state at time of alleged murder to support an insanity plea. Scott told reporters he is stir crazy and doubts life can be saved by such a plea.
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United Frese Shigago
Russell Scott
Stewart
Scott
Joseph Maurer
Jul
Lad Holding Own Despite Broken Neck
Roly P. Marshall Jr. of Pittsburgh remains conscious and engaged at South County Hospital after a spinal injury from a partially severed cord. Parents R. P. Marshall and wife traveled from Europe to be with him as doctors report he is holding his own and reading newspaper clippings about his misfortune.
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Oyama Press Warepield
Roly P. Marshall, Jr
Pittsburgh
South County Hospital
R. P. Marshall
Europe
Rody
Iit
Two verdicts in inquest at Titusville
In Titusville last night the coroner's jury returned two divergent verdicts on the deaths of Esther Meyer and Mae Antill after a Buick of Joseph Gray collided with a Reo driven by Jocelyn Bronson and Hazel Francis. The majority found the deaths due to a reckless act by Gray's driver, while the minority deemed the crash unavoidable.
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Charles Meyer
Lyeconard Antil
Hydetowsy
Corry
Titusville
Jocelyn Bronson
Joseph Gray
Meyer
Anfil
Arden
Ney
Five Corners
Titsville Centerville
W. Clyde
McCutchen
Foreman
William D. Brown
Laverne Mare
Willie F. Dowler
svas_ae
Esther Meyer
Mae Antill
Romie Township
Trawford
Coa
Pennsylvani
Thydetown
Centerville
MicKianey
Ferent Grayy Togetyn
Nit Havel Francis
Ren Car Baling
Joxelyn Bennion
Theodore Westgate
Theodore Bartholomew
May Antill
Pivé Gores
Rome
Crawford County
Benneyteanin
Miss Bronson
Gray
Ganadohta Lake
Tineville
Alo
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Shiengo
Rockford
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Shesh Yan
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Indianapolis
Jamestown
NOY
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Cincinnati
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Stevens Point
Marshfield
Wis
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Philadelphia
Pine
Miami
Millan
Company Ann
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Ruth Powers
Hotehkiss
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Kane
Rosaline Crispen
BR. Torey
First Ward
W. Ed Marsh
C. B. Porter
Lad
Rody Marshall
Hydetown
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