Evangelist Re Summoned In Investigation Of Kidnapping
United Press report from Los Angeles outlines renewed summons and new evidence in the Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson case. Prosecution plans to present testimony from investigators and witnesses as authorities pursue possible perjury charges. The dispatch notes ongoing interest in the bungalowed site and related affidavits.
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United Press
LOS Angels
Aimee Semple
McPherson
Mengajta
Evangelist
Mrs. McPherson
Denvine
Ehargud
Shay Fig
Wiens
Rai
Opera Lon
Subway Strike Ends After Mediation Report
New York July 10 Officials announced a settlement ending the subway strike after mediation between Edward F Lavin and George Keegan with Rapid Transit officials. The agreement allows workers to return to duties with the company promising to discuss a return to work and potential wage and rights matters.
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United Press
York
Edward F Lavin
George Keegan
Assistanc
Frank Weilee
Tater Lhrough
Interborough
Atrike
Lavin
Mier Tate
Abage
Seemmidl Merision
Fisul
Man admits quarrel but denies murder in senseless case
In a case from Whall Run PITTERURGI was arrested after a deadly fight. Henry Grey died of fractured leg injuries following the altercation. Authorities say the suspect admitted a quarrel but denied any murder.
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Pitterurgi
Agni
Witton
Sail Ahead T Deems It Not Proof Of Inconsistency
The fragment hints at a discourse on liberty of choice and regulation, using nautical metaphor. It mentions a voyage and ship ownership, suggesting a critique of limiting options as a captain might constrain a vessel on a journey.
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Cleers
Accidentally Shot by Boys Near Promise Lind Road
A 15 year old, Robert Dean, was accidentally shot at a home near Promise Lind Road when an old pistol discharged during a play fight among Bartley boys. Dean was taken to Olean General Hospital. deputy sheriff Elmer Miller deemed the incident an accident and investigated at the scene.
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Blban
Robert Dean
Tayer
Ann
N . Bartley
Promise Lind Road
Esterday
Giedel
Bartley
Dean
Olean General
Tuli
Joseph
Tims
Ato
Murpy Ambuldnce
Sheri Elmer W. Miller
Restaurant Magnate III Chicago Visitor Stricken in Heart Disease
John R. Thompson, 61, a millionaire restaurant owner, arrived from Julius Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore seriously ill from heart disease and rheumatism. He was moved by private car to his Lake Forest condo after hospitalization aggravated by extreme heat. Thompson, who began his first venture for $500 at the Chicago World’s Fair, headed one of the nation’s largest chains of cafeterias.
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United Press
Chicago
John R.thompson
Julius Mepkins
Baltimore
Thompson
Lake Forest
Balliniors Institution
Hull
Heer
United Britis
Erie Pink Eye Outbreak Reported In July Era
Erie reports a mild epidemic of trachoma or pink eye with over 100 cases locally. City Health officials warn of infectious spread unless preventive steps are taken, noting the disease affects farmers most and quarantine conditions are being considered.
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Erie
City Health
JW. Wright
Might Be Worth Trying Light Reflectors Cleaned
A quoted authority suggests cleaning every electric light reflector in U S factories could boost industry by reducing glare and improving illumination, an idea proposed to increase efficiency across industry sectors.
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United States
Penitentiary Sentences for Erie Prisoners
Erie July 40 Three prisoners who pleaded guilty were sentenced at Western Penitentiary before Judge William K Hitt. Joseph Onlindo and Samuel Alice received terms of from four years to six years and fines. Additional defendants faced prison time and fines for robbery and related charges amid a county investigation into past records.
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Erie
Hye
Tapas
Letina
Western
William K. Hitt
Anneaing
Josephy
Onlindo
Elt
Alice
Avis Leek
Patsy Felne
West Seventh
Streut
Tiory
Thy Wests] Pri
Alig
Pittsburgh man sues dentists for 20000 damages
John B. Murray of Pittsburgh claims disfigurement after a broken instrument fragment lodged in his jaw. He files a $20,000 lawsuit against Dr. J. T. DeRoy, head of the American NoPain Dentists Co., and assistant Dr. Julius Meller for alleged negligence.
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Unitedress
Pittsburgh
Big John B. Murray
J. T. DeRoy
Julius Meller
DeRoy
NoPain Dentists Company
Mel Ver
Murray
Prison terms and theft charges reported in Anderson case
A diamond valued at 760 dollars and 405 dollars in a cost war are cited in a case from Anderson involving Allicutti and Leon Muse now serving prison terms. William Mitler is charged with breaking into Mrs. S. W. Patchen's home at 7 East Washington Street on June 20. War received a prison term of two to four years at Wester Penitentiary and a 200 dollar fine. Miller pleaded guilty to stealing foodstuffs merchandise money from the Patchen home.
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Anderson
Allicutti
Leon Muse
William Mitler
S. W. Patchen
East Washington Street
Wester Penitentiary
Miller
Patchen
Circus Trip Keeps Uncle Eben Busy Each Summer
The Washington Star quotes Uncle Eben insisting curiosity drives annual summer trips to the circus to see if the billboards ever show a goal.
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Eben
Unole Hben
Dhe
Washington Star
Northwest Health Agency and West Group Meet
A brief item notes a regional health agency and a westward group convening to discuss joint services. Officials from the organizations reviewed plans, potential funding, and collaboration timelines, aiming to improve public health outreach and resource sharing.
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Corry Sand & Gravel CO
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Western Penitentiary
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