Steady market rise tied to city police chief vacancy
A special Council meeting is set for Thursday to consider Ernest A Williams resigning from the Streets Commission and potentially becoming police chief. Meanwhile United States Steel dividend decisions and a broad market rally, with banks and industrials rising, loom as major financial factors for Hoover’s administration.
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Ernest A Williams
Couliel
Qwen
Brady Suatty
Willams
Cents Mission
Civi
Yaraney
Siw
Crumell
Williams
Willessor
City
Two Brothers Arrested for Killing Deer
Two brothers from Tow sonburg were arrested by game wardens on charges of illegally killing a deer. Keint Stahir and Mile Stable were brought before District Judge Emile Stenger, pled not guilty, and faced fines of $100 or 100 days in jail.
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Icane
Kinet Stahir
Mile Stable
Towsonburg
Jimee
Emile Stenger
Sue
Pledelon
Vijaned
Mike Stable Ray
Jewett Amd
Mike Boshi
Weben
Fey Sawyer Automobile
Wren
Dunkirk Woman Held For Court Amid Prohibition Charges
Dunkirk woman Shwelly, arrested days ago by federal agents, faces hearings before Commissioner Stegelske on charges tied to violating the prohibition law. Prosecution names include Shwelly Garnzo and Diet, with additional defendants Vineiguerrd and Gregory connected to the case.
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Dunkirk
Hidy
Bentrie Memikewien
Wultral
Frank S. Slugriske
TI. Shwelly
Doolittle Drops Mail at Waterford During Home Visit
Major James Doolittle, U S Army speed merchant, landed near Waterford and dropped his mail bundles for dispatch to readers nationwide. He circled the town and handed letters wrapped in red and yellow cloth to the postmaster, a gesture marking the 200th birth anniversary of George Washington and the 157th anniversary of the Postal Service.
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James Doolittle
U. 5
Waterford
Corry
Rome
Doolittle
George Washington
U. S. Army
Willard Beaumont
Permit for collection of taxes by installments approved
Harrisburg notes have approved the McClure Senate bill to permit collection of local taxes on an installment plan. The measure accompanies calls for a special session, tied to the fourteen point program agreed to by the governor and Republican organization leaders.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Goyuray Pinchot
McClure Senate
Leaden
Senate votes to repeal primary election laws in state
Senate passes a bill repealing direct primary laws by a 20 to 6 vote amid sharp debate. The measure moves to the House for approval as supporters say it preserves integrity. opponents warn of weakened party nomination controls.
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Senate
Chapman
House
Erie County
Senuor Milas
State Senate
Harsishung Las
Armstrong
Aron
Baldwin
Bell
Duckman
Chipwan
Clarke
Clippinges
Cayne
Earnest
Einstein
Fay
Freeman
Hayway
Mouton
Howell
Hiawaleka
Kane
Varlinson
Prijice
Rial
Tramner
Wil Us
Pats
Yoling Ny
Apple
Baumer
Bowers
Boyd
Brandi
Barry
Geldoy
Hares
Himsner
Lantus
Manefild
Refrigerator cars looted of ice in Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania railroad police report a rash of thefts involving refrigerator cars carrying ice. Officers claim suspects were involved in looting and disrupting shipments in the Pittsburgh area, with several arraignments noted and further investigations expected.
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Unites Press
Puptsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ford Justi
Jimes Hiernon
Fadhond Paljee
Alphiments Emile
Vmven
Girl Bound By Father Forced to Labor All Night
A narrative fragment describes a girl named Ines or Lena forced to heavy work by her father. She is said to have been chained and kept at work printing lampshades until two in the morning after long days of chores and school.
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Lena Puy
Duessenberg Dies After Auto Crash in Indiana
Avestown July 26 Fred Dussenverg a factory airty manufa cturer and svartemad died from injuries after a July 2 crash when his car overturned on Ligowier mountain. He had been recovering from a spinal injury and pneumonia. a Pittsburgh oxygen tank aided treatment before a relapse led to coma and death. His wife and son were at his side.
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United Press
Avenstown
Fred Dussenverg
Trdharapols Airtiy
Svartemad
Nerato Jay
Ligowier Mountain
Dineenbere
Pittsburgh
Loraine
Heath
Tuésenberg
Indianapolis
Ligonjer
Erie County Farm Boys Camp Slated For Late August
Erie County and four western Pennsylvania counties plan a four day summer camp at Camp John M. Phillips along Slippery Rock Creek between New Castle and Butler. Directors include H R McCulloch Lawrence County and T H Patton Erie County with others from Butler Beaver and Mercer. Eligible boys 12 to 18 may attend with costs not exceeding 3 dollars. about 100 boys expected.
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Erie County
Pennsylvania
Hoya
A. L. Baker
Chile
New Castle
Jobn M. Phillips
Slippery Rock Creek
Butler
Erie
Lawrence
Beaver
Mercer
H. R. McCulloch
Lawrence’ County
T. H.patton
R. H. McDoygall
M. Gundy Jey
H. Wala
Roy M. Decker
State College
Humber
T. H. Patten
Agricultural Astension
Court House
Erie, Pa
Wheat Prices Hold Firm At Opening
Chicago July 28 Wheat prices opened firm with gains of about 4 cents as stock market strength and Liverpool activity supported it. Weather reports pointing to a larger crop kept selling steady, while a Board of Trade dispute with Partners' National Grain Corp did not affect trading. July wheat opening at 457 cents, September 48 1/2 cents, December 51 1/2 cents. corn and oats slipped slightly from yesterday's close.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Wal Street
Olagi
Hoover
Lincen
Chicago
Chipato Board of Trade
Liverpool
Board of ‘Trade
National Grain Corporation
Board of Trade
Ten convicts escape from Wetumpka Alabama prison
Ten white state convicts escaped from Wetumpka Prison after overpowering two guards and seizing pistols and shotguns. They held up a guard named Williams and forced him into a car, then fled toward Goodwater amid a manhunt.
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Alabama
United Press
Montgomery
Ala
Wetumpka Prison
Tere
Talay
Planes Collide in Midair Over Ontario Airport
In Ontario midair collision two military planes collided above Trenton airport. Flying Officer S M Gobeil of Montreal bailed out safely. The other pilot attempted to crash land, was badly damaged and injured.
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United Press
Trenton
Ont
Tywa
S M. Gobeil
Montreal
Stip
Ford Motor Company payroll shows slight drop
Detroit July 26 Ford Motor Company reported a payroll of about 86,400 at week’s end, down just over 3,000 from the prior period. Officials noted production typically dips in July and August, with expectations that output may exceed in the near term.
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United Press Detroit
Ford Motor
United Press Today
Jamestown Woman Stabs Self After Family Dispute
Roma Warren 27 wife of Frank Warren of 480 Crescent St was wounded in the chest by a self inflicted stab during an afternoon quarrel with her mother in law Elizabeth Warren. Dr Ernest Selley said she would recover at the YMCA hospital. The incident followed a quarrel over dish washing practices.
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Jamestown
Omy Warren
Frank H. Warren
Crescent St. S
Welock
Ernest J. Selley
Felice
Elizabeth Warren
Man burns from lamp explosion in Kane area
Harold Seth a 26 year old from Durant City suffered serious burns to arms face and body when he attempted to pour oil into a lamp that was already burning Saturday evening. Neighbors rushed him to Community Hospital where doctors reported first and second degree burns. Seth, married with three children, had been without work for some time and the lamp was a type used in oil field work.
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Kane
Kandy
Harold Seth
Durant City
I Hs
Talgen
Seth
Is Tyne
Wreck of Freight Train Kills and Injures Riders
Wreckage of a large freight train halted operations after 30 cars derailed about 0 miles west of Bellefontaine. Train No. 95 en route to Indianapolis collided in the crash. two workers were injured and taken to Mary Rutan Hospital.
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United
Bellefontaine
Bain
Tadianapolis
Wells
Napolis
William Boyer
Mary Rutan
Pital
Corry Residents File 1980 Income Tax Returns
The report shows Corry residents filed 234 income tax returns during the 1980 tax year. Erie county totals 6,506 returns, with Albion 64, Cory 234, Girard 14, North East 172, North Girard 8, Union City 120, Wesleyville 98, and 197 from other miscellaneous locales. Figures for Corry and other cities will be released in October or November next year.
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Corry
Internal Revenue Bureau
Pennsylvania
United States
Erie County
Erie
Albion
Cory
Girard
North East
North Girard
Union City
Wesleyville
Lantous
Erie Woman in Hoax Case Will Plead Guilty
Erie July 26 Rose Miller 44 Colonial avenue Westminster is expected to plead guilty this week to charges of attempting to defraud insurance companies. County detective Leroy Search said transcript delays push court appearance after the plea. Miller claimed two men died near Walda meet were her husband, a claim later shown false and leading to a chain of prior arrests.
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Rose Miller
Erie
Colonial Avenue
Westminster
Leroy Search
Waldameet
George Haward Miller
Local Theatre Feature Amid Mixed Palms and Public Notices
Fragmented OCR reveals an event listing for a Saturday film program and opera presented by a company, with mixed notices about pipe lines, mortgage costs, and public meetings. Names like Billy Munnac Garland and Rev. H. L. J appear amid scattered references to theatres, gas bills, and a special meeting schedule.
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Amelia Wall
Ines
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