Meadville Man Killed In Hydetown Accident
A Meadville man died when a truck struck a stone pile on Alydetown Hill near Hydetown. The driver reportedly lost control as the vehicle descended. Murry was transported to a hospital. authorities later reported he did not survive.
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Kerley
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Lyde Iy
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Keilor
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Nowlin
Carpentier Moves Toward Upcoming Bout Preparations
Georges Carpentier, heavyweight contender, readies for a string of engagements at the coming bout season. He trains with trainer and manager to sharpen technique and reach top condition for a headline clash with Battling Lovinlty, set to heighten expectations at the arena.
Public Tax Return Debate Sparks Legislature Tense
A fragmented report notes lawmakers debating whether to disclose income tax returns. The text references stalled orders and a council meeting as officials weigh public access versus privacy, amid growing scrutiny of financial disclosures.
Investigating Committee Adjourns Amid Stormy Weather
A local investigating committee adjourns after discussions this afternoon and plans to reconvene Sunday as weather disruptions affect travel and meetings. Officials advise residents to monitor advisories and stay safe during the storm.
Clean Up Contests At Convention Today
The Republican committee aims to settle contest hearings at the Oakl convention before night. After five days of hearings, most contested cases have been disposed of, leaving a breakdown of delegate support among candidates such as Woolf Landon Joklinn Nicholas Murray Buller Harding Coolidge and others.
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Harold D. Jwolin
Otago
Republican Mitlouds Committee
Paris
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Woolf
Landon
Jokinna
Nicholas Murray Buller
William Sprint
Benator
Warren Harding
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Judge Pichard
Howard Rutherlaint
Hamon
Milex Poindoxlier
Penrose Likely to Skip Chicago Meeting
Report from Philadelphia dated January 6 notes Senator Moses Penrose will probably not attend the Chicago Republican delegation headquarters event. A special car reservation remained unused as Penrose faced a conference delay with Governor Sproul and internal party tensions regarding endorsement of Sproul for the nomination.
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Bandits Use Red Pepper in Robbery
Two bandits robbed a jeweler at noon, using red pepper to blind Samuel Suchonweld as they grabbed a $100,000 inventory. One assailant fled with the wallet while another secured the stones, the third man assisting before escaping. Police report a chaotic street crime with multiple suspects described in vague terms.
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Samuel Suchonweld
Bachonseld
Army Bill Signed Today Aims 207000-Strong Force
President signs army bill in Washington establishing a 207000 member force. Juno fiero Wilson highlighted the army reorganization providing for a nationwide draft and expanded mobilization.
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Washington
Juno Fiero Wilson
Half Holiday Closing Observed in Town Affects Afternoon
The town plans a half holiday next Wednesday afternoon with many residents and relatives traveling for the week. Willard Johnson of Brocton and Charlen McCaibo are noted among those visiting relatives, as the community awaits shortened business hours through the holiday period.
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Brocton
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Yoverdge Town
Ory Sere
Lois Offe
Congress Readies Adjournment Amid Unfinished Budget
Washington June 1 Congress prepared to adjourn at 4 oclock with most appropriations disposed of except the budget bill. Both houses recessed after a long session as major measures remained awaiting action before adjournment.
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Walon
Senator Moses Criticized Over Redistricting Motions
In open session of the Republican legislative committee lawmakers harshly assailed Senator Moses of New Hampshire for statements about antenna roller motions and uncontented districts. The hearing focused on claims raised by a reform group regarding district boundaries.
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United Prous
Rear Admiral Winterhalter Dies After Pneumonia Attack
Rear Admiral Albert Winterhalter, a prominent Navy official and former commander of the Aviation Det, died today after a pneumonia attack. He had recently been admitted to the Naval hospital and succumbed to the illness.
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United Prom
Washington
Jong 5
Albert Winterhunter
Navy
Naval Hospital
Aviatic Deut
Coolidge Favored in Betting on Wall Street
United Press reports betting on Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts as Republican presidential odds shifted on Wall Street. Coolidge opened strong at 8 to 4 against, while rival Milton W. Shreve faced expenses and fundraising figures in campaigns.
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York
Jung
Governor Coolidge
Misachusetts
Important Changes in Erie Timetable Revised Arrivals and Departures
A revised Erie timetable takes effect tomorrow altering train arrivals and departures on several Home Line routes. Train No 4 will depart later than earlier, with adjustments to eastbound and westbound schedules. Nos 8 4 and 3 see altered times and fares. Train No 6 return service now starts at ACT 29 in the evening.
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Ransom Demanded in Kidnap Case Near Philadelphia
Reporters say kidnappers demanded ransom for a baby seized from a Norristown area home Monday night. Police and investigators declined comment as families and authorities held a tight seal on details. Two youths questioned after being taken into custody, while officials pursue leads and monitor ransom payment discussions.
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Air Mail Pilot Falls Near Erie in Crashed Flight
An air mail pilot fell near Erie after fuel failure while maneuvering at low altitude. John McDonough of Cleveland, piloting the Wing of the Plane, was thrown from the craft as it struck a rye field and overturned, leaving bystanders to assist until help arrived.
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President Wilton Denounces Congress Over High Cost of Living
President Wilton denounces Congress for failing to address the high cost of living and to revive tax laws. He criticizes the opposition’s stance on industrial inflation and Europe peace, urging action rather than delays. The letter to the railroad Brotherhood echoes demand for constructive plans.
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Budget Bill Is Repassed In Fragmented Vote
United Press reports Washington lawmakers debated budget measures with President Wilson as veto threats loomed. By June 5 the House failed to override a threatened veto, and Congress anticipated renewed efforts to pass a revised budget amid constitutional questions and party divides. The day’s votes showed narrow margins and lingering opposition from some Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Revenuers Make 35 Arrests in New York
United Press reports in New York on June 5 that revenuers seized the rumor of illicit hunting routes into mountains. The first day’s work yielded 30 arrests as agents traced routes from Kentucky and Pennsylvania into New York.
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United Press
Corry High School Students Notice Scholarship Applications
Corry High School students are urged to apply for the Rawley scholarship to Allegheny College. All members should submit their applications promptly through Superintendent Naglo.
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Naval Radio Allowance For Press Messages Debate
United Press dispatch from Warlington notes a June 5 statement on permitting naval radio use for press messages. The report details policy implications for battlefield communications and media access while noting official concerns about security and speed of information.
Commerce Directors In Regular Session In Commerce Journal
Commerce directors met in a regular session, electing officers for the chamber. Crown was reelected secretary and treasurer for a fifth term as the financial report showed a June 1 1920 treasury of 1020.00 with receipts 4118.80 and expenditures 4999.80, leaving a balance of 1500.00. The chamber’s finances improve as next year’s budget awaits publication.
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Finn
Death of Mrs Mary Ryud Former Corey Resident
Mrs Mary Ryud, long time Corey town resident, died May 30 at her home in Brooklyn New York. She is survived by four children, two sons and two daughters, and five sisters Mrs George Brust and Mrs Frank Weibser at Connellsville. Mrs Ryud lived in Corey for more than twenty years and later resided on South Cedar Street.
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Recital at Mast Park Highlights Local Talent
A Plano class group led by Mr GA Bloton performed a home recital at Mast Park yesterday afternoon. Attendees enjoyed a varied program featuring Ola Byggleston Margaret Blale Helen Peterson Koppel Tiffany and others. Scattered remarks noted campaign spending by A A Mclutyro of Bayt feving and Sen. Ukah ticket discussions amid the event.
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Helen Peterson
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Williams
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Summer School Opens Here on June 10
The summer session will start June 10 with strict enrollment rules and open to resident pupils four to eighty years old. Attendance runs from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the first two days, with special arrangements for pupils advancing a grade, and limited spaces for nonresident students. Parents urged to enroll on opening day and coordinate with the principal.
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Ranney
Napglo
Weather Halts City Game On Washington Street Grounds
Poor conditions force cancellation of the planned game between Mhayaho and She Of City YCnto scheduled for this afternoon on Washington street grounds. Weather management and local authorities cited safety concerns. A rescheduled date is not yet announced.
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