Funeral Train Carries Bryan Remains to Washington
The body of William Jennings Bryan traveled by special train to Washington, as Tennessee mourners gathered at Dayton for a simple, quiet farewell. Mrs Bryan, an invalid widow, bore up with courage while the ceremony reflected the Commoner’s simplicity.
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United Prous Son Board
Bryan Furies
Farolte
Leavin
Penn Town
William Teynings
Bryan
Wilow
Ruth Owers Bryan
Reginald Owen
Husham
Dayton
Byyan
Jimi
Abe
Thirty Five Hurt In Bus Accident In Paterson
A bus crash in Paterson New Jersey during a storm injured thirty five people including several adults with severe cuts and a few children escaping serious harm. Marty Gibbs of Brooklyn is not expected to survive his injuries as rescue crews used axes to free passengers. TV Campbell left for Meadville on a business trip this morning.
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Parytown
Mallint
Ae Iintor Hw
Oting Yan
Marty Gibbs
Brooklyn
Piskaierh
Cory
Arch Swindler Held by Canadian Police
Winnipeg report says Joseph Navier Nearst of New York surrendered to authorities after a six month manhunt. He faces a grand jury charge involving $700. The accused, connected to Hearst and Nathaniel Hirsch, allegedly ran fake stock operations in the United States and Canada.
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United Prose
Winnipeg
Man
Pseph Navier Nearst
New York
United States
Manda
Hare Today
Sony
Hearst
Nathaniel Hirsch
Dominion
Rural Carriers Converge for Meadville Convention
Rural carrier representatives from the Nel post office attend the twenty third annual convention of the Pennsylvania Skate Rural Letter Carriers Association in Meadville next week. Prominent speakers include State Senator Frankie Miller and Alice Heatley. Crayford County representatives in the State Assembly and National Letter Carriers secretary Blackman are listed. The program includes an afternoon operation meeting, a First Methodist Church service by Rev Edwin E Melynine, a welcome by Meadville Mayor John B Reynolds, and a veterans’ dinner at Lafayette Hours with elections and officer installations to follow Tuesday.
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Nel
Pennsylvania
Meadville
Shrew
Cosiners
Frankie Miller
Alice Heatley
Crayford County
Lie
Blackman
Rinna
Edwin E Mellynine
John B. Reynolds
Lafayette Hlorus
Mutual
Bell Velephone
Erie County
Erie
A. A. Culbertson
J. C. Spencer
A. W. Mayes
John Z. Miller
James Burke
James Russell
B. P Selden Tu
Iow Aivid
Bell Lines
Miller
fulTuyes
Heloween
Firet
Tenth Street
Alden and Farcon
Pittsburgh
Hive
Essenet
Sheals Guid Company
Ojirs
Ouir
Corry
Union City
Girard
Bell
Death claims long time Corry resident Thomas Smith
Thomas Smith died at home 238 West Smith Street this morning at 9 45. He was eighty seven, came to Corry in 1864 and served as sexton at St Elizabeth cemetery. Survived by widow Barbara and six children including Augustus and Thomas J. Smith. Funeral services at St Thomas church and burial in St Elizabeth cemetery to be announced.
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Thomas Smith
West Smith Street
Delcink
Corry
Mr. Smith
Founty Bown
Trelanst
Smith
St Elizabard's Cemetery
Barbara Seniir
Augustus
Thormas J. Smith
Erie
Arina Johnson
E. J. Murray
Okmulgee
Okla
William Downey
Thi City
St.Thomas
St. Elizabeth Cometary
Wild West game ends with boy shot in abdomen
An 11 year old, Shelton Grant, was shot in the abdomen during a "wild west" game by his 10 year old companion Martin Kosher after finding an old shell and loading a toy gun. Police are investigating the incident and Grant is reported in critical condition.
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Pitpsburgh
Shelton Grant
Martin Kosher
Rocheric
Shelton
Hearing Progress With Held Thursday in Titusville Area
The hearing regarding a fatal car crash near Five Corners north of Titusville will proceed Thursday at 2 PM before Alderman Frank A. Boswell. Miss Joslyn Bronson and Joseph W. Gray face arraignment. both are held on $9,000 bond.
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Joseph W. Grays
Tineville
Jocelyn Bronson
Gray
Vikusville
Centerville
Meadville
Miss Hirenson
Titusville
New Jersey
Alderman Boswell
Frank A. Boswell
Hiorson
Miss Bronson
Mr Gray
Jude Thomas J. Prather
al Lhem
WJ. Stephens
Joseph Seep
Mise Bronson
Commonwealth
August Delp
Clare Kent
Frank J. Thomas
Plant Worker Injured At Cory Jamestown Plant
James Stapleton of Secona Avenue sustained a dislocated shoulder while lifting a steel case at the Cory Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation plant yesterday afternoon. He received medical care and was later sent home. reports from his home say he is progressing well.
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James Stapleton
Secona Avenue
Cory Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Stapleton
Shell
Ater
Missing Scott Scout Theory Man Is Missing
Reading, July 20 A theory of suicide arises after a man shot himself in a local hotel. Police identify the deceased as Robert Scott, linked to Russell Scott’s murder case, with a partial description and a cryptic pocketbook inscription. authorities pursue identification.
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Scott
Univeneres
Reading
Robert Scott
Chicago
Connecion
Russell T. Scott
Aluminum Consolidation Shakes Canadian Power and Metal Firms
In Pittsburgh on July 20 the merger of Canadian Power and Manufacturing with Aluminum Company of America was announced. The new Aluminum Company of America will launch a $1000000 project on the Saguenay river to build tunneling and a power plant. Stockholders will vote soon on the development. Also on July 2 robbers hit Consolidated Tea, seizing $125 in cash after smashing office furniture.
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Pittsburgh
Mercer
Canadian Power and Manufacturing Company
Aluminum Company of America
Pew Corporation
Aluminum
Company of América
Saguenay River
Canada
United
Robybere
Consolidated Tea Company
Labor strife tops Coolidge agenda amid coal and textile clashes
United Press reports two major labor disputes threaten President Coolidge with rising tensions in the anthracite coal sector and New England textiles. The Amalgamated Federation of Labor accuses textile manufacturers of wage cuts, while miners and operators pace toward talks at Atlantic City as wage demands test government mediation.
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United Pres
Swanpscott
Mase
Coolidge
Amelia Federation of Labor
New England
New Gland
Sendruggs
Butler
Massachusetts
Six Week Summer School to Close Friday
Summer school will end this Friday after a six week session. Superintendent A Hemstreet announced the six weeks program was highly successful with 125 pupils attending at the Junior High School. Five teachers led the course with Prof J Wandan as principal. Results will be shared with pupils Friday and a full report is expected next week. Superintendent Remsteet has called a meeting of the Northwestern zone educators to discuss his resignation as chair. The event field at Erie is scheduled for Saturday.
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Suess Sesson
A. & Hemstreet
Simmer
Mt J Wandan
A. 1 Remstééet
Erie
Broadcast Bryan Funeral to Be Carried by WEAF
United Press reports WEAF announced it will broadcast the funeral services for the late William Jennings Bryan in Washington on Friday starting at 4 P.M. The plan aims to extend access to radio listeners across a large part of the United States with possible additional stations joining the network.
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Bryan
United Press New York
WEAR
American Telephone &, ‘Telegraph Company
Wm Jennings Bryan
Washington, D.C
WEAF
United States
Big Increase in Road Construction in Harrisburg Area
Harrisburg reports a surge in highway work with nearly final figures for the year. For the first six months, 27,077 miles of new construction and 61 miles of replacement were completed, with total contracting up from 1924 levels.
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Fadeen
Chunteauts
Japan plans rare honors for Bancroft ambassador death
Washington reports survey of Japan US relations follows ambassador Bancroft death. Possible successors named include Mundell Wycoming Straw Grew Wright, as officials seek to fill vacancy amid China crisis and pending memorial plans aboard a warship voyage to the United States.
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United Press
S$orio
United States
Tanspiit Chaumient
Philippines
Washington
State Department
Connectio
Toed
Edgard Bancroft
Bancroft
Frank W. Mundell
Jim Wycoming
Silas Straw
Chicago
Joseph
Buster Wright
Tokio
Chines
Hancrofes
Althoweh
Company A on Range this Thursday at Mount Gretna
Company A and other units of the Tih Regiment prepare for range work starting tomorrow after several days on the range by the 110th Infantry at Mount Gretna. Colonel Blaine Smathers reviewed the 112th Infantry, which staged a large parade at Can Miner, observed by division officers and summer colonists. The 6th Infantry reportedly turned in an enviable range record though scores are not yet released. Company A, famed for skilled shooters, draws interest from Corry relatives awaiting results.
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Tih
110Th Infantry
Mount Gretna
Blaine Smathers
Grove City
112Th Infantry Regiment
Can Miner
6Th Infantry
Corry Company
Big Decline In Bituminous Production In Mines
Washington July 29 The United Mine Workers report a sharp drop in bituminous coal output while production of other fuels rises slowly amid sector strain. Labor leaders warn a national strike could follow if operators refuse to bargain on all 12 wage demands individually and settle the dispute. Atlantic City NJ July 29 union officials clash with operators over the anthracite wage talks and potential timelines for further conferences.
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Washington
Tod
Miike
Atlantic Ciey
United Mine Workers
Apers
Askell
Pontine
Lath
Protest on Withdrawal of Passes Dismissed
Protest by three Oil City citizens over the withdrawal of weekly passes by Citizens True Company of Oil City was dismissed by the Public Service Commission. Passes sold for 125 cents each allowed unlimited weekly use.
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Ualtea
Harrisburg
Citizens of Oil Mby
Citizens ‘True Company of
of City
Comemission
Traction Cmpany
Shenandoah Flies Home After Atlantic Maneuvers
Shenandoah returns safely to hangar in Lakehurst New Jersey after a fog shrouded Atlantic flight. The dirigible endured heavy squalls and thunderstorms during maneuvers off Norfolk under sealed orders with voyage details unrevealed.
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United Press
Lakehurst
N. J
Norfolk
Five Best Radio Features Across U S Cities
Radio listings show CNRO Ottawa and WSAL Cincinnati with 8 PM EDT studio concert segments. WOO Philadelphia and WER Providence schedule 8 30 PM ET programs. Detroit stations WOAP and WEX present evening broadcasts with orchestra content.
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CNRO
Ottawa
Wsal Cincinnat
BOM Gene
Sting
Chicago
Washington
WAT
New York
WOO
Philadelmia
Providence
United States
Bart
WEX
Detroit
SPLM
Boater
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
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Shreve
Joseph Gray
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Brie
TL ExLeavy
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Warren
Aes
Glen R. Davis
Jamestownt Jj
Harrisberg
Muck Constratio
Highway Department
Japan
Lalep
Shenandoah
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