School Board Action Set For Evening Meeting
The school board convenes this evening to approve graduation recommendations from Principal Milian Brown. A list of 38 seniors including Everett Belles and George M. Buttery is under review for commencement at the auditorium this Friday. The event also features the Altenut reunion and reception scheduled for the same night.
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Mann
H Spental Simon Cinique
Will Tormnal
Miembine
Gradle
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Everett Bellesharien
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Hlomine
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Hubbell Meattien
Lagwson
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Jendery Kotha A
May Durathy
Margaret A. Mutderiei Rath
Powers Kathryn B. Purcell
Anita le Shauke
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Uber Ina Rose
Austrian Premier Shot Down by Crank Turmoil
A chaotic Vienna event recounts the assassination attempt on the Austrian premier by a crank near a railway station. The assailant fired as crowds gathered, with Jamoked police and bystanders detailing the confrontation and subsequent injuries.
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Crank
Radio Five Best Features Air Across Stations
Today s radio lineup highlights five top features airing on KSD St Louis and WDAF in Kansas City. The Piney trans rops at Pir Wl New York and a variety of coast to coast shows from Brooklyn to San Francisco are scheduled through the afternoon. Schedules include central concerts from Davenport Rockford Waco and a program at Missouri State Prison in Jefferson City.
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Pir
New York
HilRterHi
Brooklyn
Sit Fricisco
Cincinnnat
Davenport
Roghfor
Waco
Are
Jeffermn
Missouri State Prison
Stand Co
Oakland
RGO
Murder of farmer Ludwig shocks local county
A farmer named Ludwig was found dead near Himporium in a hillside ditch. Sheriff Norvin and Constable Takindton led a search, with a friend discovering the body and reporting a possible weapon and burial by stones. The victim left home to investigate rumors of a danger in a valley, leaving behind a wife and five children.
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Ludwig
Umporiney
Fi Staten
Yleini
Ludwig Wax
Himporium
Alvin
Willian Doll
Tina
Mr. Laidwig
Conner
D. Takindton
Sheri J. W. Norrig
Mc Dell
Stoney
Tragedy at Hope Development Home for Girls Claims 22 Lives
United Press report details a fatal fire at the Hope Development Home for Girls near Playa del Rey Ventura County. Twenty two inmates perished, many aged 14 to 17, while staff members Mrs Thomas and additional figures are named in a chaotic account of heroism and losses as investigators probe the fire’s cause.
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United Press
Calif
Tony
Hope Development
Miles
Venton
Playa del Rey
Go. Thomas
Columbus
Danu Woolford Ringer
Mary. I. Jacobs
Xea Lee Soon Tada
Taming Aians Swith Nin
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KAW
Nes ‘Thomas
Sliderneath
Hor Haity
Plant Reopens on East Main Street After Shutdown
The Kottem Pune Pant on East Main Street reopened this morning after a nine day week. The plant will operate indefinitely with drones to maintain furniture production and normal operations assured.
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Kottem Pune
East Main Street
United States to Reply Courteously to Japan Protest
Washington plans a courteous reply to a Japanese protest over immigration policy. The dispatch signals easing tensions and a potential end to a long disagreement as the United States seeks a measured diplomatic response.
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U.S
Amur Jie
Welure Joly
United Survey
Jey
Past Month Weather Breaks All Records
May brought record rainfall and cool temperatures. The month recorded 4.70 inches of precipitation and 61.80 degrees as the mean high, with 99.2 as the mean low. Days of precipitation reached 21 with 7 days of rain lighter than an inch and 12 cloudy days. The period marked the coldest May in four years and compared with 1922 figures for warmth and moisture.
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NOR, Dickson
Cooperative Wesither Alterver
Tax Bill Approval Expected Amid Political Unease
A Federal tax bill appears likely to gain presidential approval later today as lawmakers debate final provisions. Lawmakers and aides expect President Coolidge to sign once the final text is delivered, with Secretary Sterling confirming the administration’s stance.
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United Press Wastiington
Beenie Mhoudyr
Alne White
Sterling Tora
Coolidge
Reed Attacks Child Labor Amendment in Senate Debate
Senator Reed of Missouri denounces the proposed child labor amendment as inappropriate for a constitutional change. He argues the measure would regulate labor across states and questions its necessity amid ongoing discussions in the Senate.
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Reed
United Press
Washington
Missouri
Senate
Ty Tun
Overman
North Carolina
Ymeukure Ae
Mowat
Baccalaureate Services Held at Auditorium
Rev. J. Martin of the First Prony church leads the audience in the baccalaureate program at Corry High School auditorium. He speaks on The Great Quest drawing from scripture and wartime quotations, urging pursuit of God beyond wealth and home. The service includes prayers, scripture readings, and benediction as graduating seniors attend with families and city pastors.
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Etiany Churet
Corry Wight
Martin
Poinyail
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Ian
Donald Hankey
Lund Hamilton
Hellain
St Petersburg
Wales
M. Casler
William Hail
Redinger
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Gounyld
House to Adjourn on June 7
The House approved a plan to adjourn on June 7 with a 221 to 7 vote. The session will consider a progressive reform package and a constitutional amendment proposal tied to the adjournment schedule.
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HOUSE
Corryites Aid Victims After Auto Accident
Corry residents assisted after a car crash near Greenville injuring a woman and child. The group ferried the injured to Greenville Hospital and later to Meadville City Hospital for treatment. Several people sustained fractures and bruises as emergency crews responded.
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Corryites
Well Known Columbus Township Man Dead
A well known Columbus Township man died Saturday in the vicinity. He resided east of Columbus for many years and was about sixty eight. He is survived by his wife and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be from the home of his daughter on Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 o clock with burial in Pinerove Cemetery.
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Castinipe Kneide
Aistein
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Seipel
Seth Scan
Mischorne
Columbise Township
Page
Cohumbus
Meris
Geral
Pinerove
Moral feeble mindedness blamed by psychologist for boy murder
New York psychologist Leopold Ries and colleagues say moral feeble mindedness induced by upbringing and wealth led two youths to murder after a quest for thrill. They argue social control broke down and religious and cultural norms were eroded, fitting a disturbing modern trend.
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New York
Caine
Leopold
Riesard
Lee Fodil
Venrold
Robert Heinke
Htwushutl
United Presti Amt
Seven Killed in Wabash Flyer Wreck Near Attica
Wreck of the St Louis New York flyer on the Wabash railroad four miles west of Attica results in seven dead and over twenty injured. Victims include George Keremy of St Louis and Addie Molloway of Toledo with several others in hospital in Danville and Lafayette. Rescue teams from Attica and surrounding towns rushed to the scene.
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New York City
Danyfile
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Wist
Lebanon
Anil Lataette
Erie raid prompts cleric seeks police protection
An Erie pastor, Rev. l Hy Smithy Huftate, asked police for protection after a high speed pursuit ended near Gilkey. Dawid Mayme and officers rushed to the scene at around 8 o clock, as the pastor described the danger and the ongoing manhunt reaching ten miles away.
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Erie
Dawid Mayme
Jocal Polich
Mr Smith
Leingang
Wanfel
Gilkey
Presbyterian Ladies Plan Liver Log Event
The Presbyterian ladies announce a social gathering at the home of Milayte Place 110 Wight Street next Wednesday afternoon. A bring your work session with light refreshments will be held in an informal, convivial setting for attendees.
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Presbyterian Ladies
Miilayte Place
Wight
Mmn
John A. Elderkin Dead at Columbus
John A. Elderkin, a well known resident of Columbus, Pa, died at his home on Wednesday at 3 o’clock. Survived by his wife. Funeral services will be held from the late home Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock with Reverend Win Holonkin, pastor of the Newhere church.
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John Elderki
Columbus Pa
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Wil Hiss
Second Murder Mystery Stirs Kinzua People
A second murder mystery near Kinzua emerges as two bodies are found in the vicinity, one on Saturday and another previously in November 1922. Investigators, led by Dr. L. Chapman, search for connections while questions about the killings persist amid unclear circumstances and local speculation.
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Vinalula Lawange Wilson
Ata Ianwa
Aamptell
Udir
L. E. Chapman
Warren
Chapman
de Frank Corkmane
Warrep
Calvin Young
Hoya
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