Corry Motor Club booster dinner outlines road program
County Commissioners and motor club officers from nearby cities gathered at Parish Hall for a Corry Motor Club booster meeting. Speakers, including W N Jones and W Marsh, discussed proposed road improvements for 1928 and the Findley highway project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maaxbrith
Thin City
Corry Motor Club
Oity
Titusville
Cenenville
Motor Club
Roum Nut Moorhead
Hvelie
Forse
Board of Commissioners
Mi Ronde
Waterford
W N. Joney
Olds
W Wd. Marsh
Corry Club
Oie
Countealler
Mel Nuttall
Chautauqua Equity
Corry
Tole
Erle
New York State Highway Commission
Kepe
Royan
Moop
Bowrer
Findley Highway
Ragan
Penna Highway Commission
Aseuratt Y
New Yorkshire
Pindley
Cha
Twene
North East Township
Kepweett North
Wattehur Cone
Amity
Wiion
Giipis
Edinboro
Vite Phiten
Athill
George Staves
Erie Motor Club
Tht
Marsh
Allentown
Grist New York liquor cases to be first heard
Federal authorities plan to concentrate judges in New York to clear liquor actions after the repeal of the state dry law. The mobilization aims to speed trials, handle about 30 000 pending prohibition cases, and move judges from slower districts to busier ones to expedit e justice amid complex revenue and customs matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GRIST
New York
New York State
United Prose
Washington
Sune
Anita Tha
Congress
New York Court
Internal Revenue and Customs
Counterfeit Booze Labels Flood Nation Rumors From Detroit Raid
Federal agents hunt a suspected counterfeit liquor operation in Detroit as they raid an alleged clearing house. The plant is said to produce thousands of fake labels for major brands including Canadian and American whiskeys and stamps worth millions, with labels stacked along walls in neatly wrapped bundles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Detroit
Mich
Gut Boys
Run Amuck on Ship Kills Two in Lisbon
A second officer aboard the US Shipping Board steamer Brayeroatt ran amuck at sea, killing the captain and radio operator and wounding a seaman before dying by suicide upon arrival at Port Leixoes. The chief radio operator is named Glaser and the captain Ferry. Bodies will be sent back to America.
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United Fron
Lisbon
United States Shipping Board
Brayeroatt
Witelée
Port Leixoes
Glaser
Ts Ferry
America
Wet campaigns spark nationwide anti prohibition push
Fragmented OCR text outlines early 20th century wet campaigns across many states led by anti prohibition groups. Mentions Rhode Island California New Jersey and Washington as sites of organized efforts to repeal state enforcement laws and revive prohibition repeal pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prose
Washington
Russian Floods Leave Hundreds Dead and Homeless
Dispatches from Moscow report a Russian flood sweeping the Lower Volga valley. Hundreds killed or missing and thousands left homeless as waters surged, with details emerging from Stockholm and official channels.
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Stockholm
Lower
Volga
Skux
Moscow
Slayer Foiled In Disposing Of Victim Body
United Press report from New York details the confession of a man named Lozade who claimed to have strangled a nurse in a Manhattan apartment and tried to throw the body from a ferry in Staten Island. police say the suspect carried the body for hours while on the move. The unfolding tale involves an acquaintance and a hospital staff member, with the killer's attempted disposal thwarted by investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prats
New York
Tluigo
Mire
Blossum Marte
Wes
Staton
Arlington
Staten Island
Haute
New Yorker
Lozade
Impronsy
Inider
George W McCunstitin
Martin
Jap Soviet Trade Pact Negotiated
Japanese and Soviet representatives held informal discussions to begin preliminary negotiations toward a trade agreement. Baron Goto of Japan and M Joffe of the Soviet government conveyed hopes for mutual concessions and a potential formal conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pras Tokig
M Joffe
Sovet
Baron Goto
Foreign Office
Arrested by Traffic Cop in Reckless Driving Case
Fedward Lanisey was arrested yesterday by Traffic Officer Haeuiel on a charge of reckless driving on ery HM street. He denied the allegations, claiming the machine would not exceed twenty miles per hour. He was ordered to appear before Police Magistrate Porter this afternoon. Ed. Marsh, Al Jacobs and Albert Sarlberg returned home from a motor trip to Allentown Pay where they attended Grand lodge of the Odd Kellows. Miss Clara Pierce, visiting her parents in West Smitha tract, left for Philadelphia to resume work.
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Fedward Lanisey
Hae Uiel
HM Street
Linley
Porter
Ed. Marsh
al Jacobs
Albert Sarlberg
Allentown
Grand Lodge of the Odd Kellows
Clara Pierce
Piora
West Smith
Philadelphia
Repair Efforts Continue After Severe Storm Delays
After a damaging storm, Remplaves Of the Corntay Bleathe Tight company pushed on with line repairs amid wind and rain. Mr Moore from the lighting office reported widespread damage to the city’s electric system, with many power lines down and fixtures awaiting replacement bulbs. James, secretary of the Later State Bluetrie Corporation, arrived from New York to supervise rebuilding of lighting lines. The incident disrupted routes and left many areas with reduced candlepower until bulbs arrive, as crews work to restore complete service.
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Remplaves
Moore
Inn
Sravnfarmers
Jnnes
Htate Bluetrie Corporation
Fightin Company
New York City
Pruniad
Pastor Rev Paul Shallow Accepts Local Church Call
The Rev Paul Shallow has accepted the call as pastor of the local church after a congregational meeting. The installation will be held at 11 o'clock on Sunday with the church choir and officers to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Paul Shelley
Presbyterian Church
Paul Shallow
Bria
Shelley
Varad
Delaware entertains president in ceremonial Wilmington visit
In Wilmington Delaware a former president visited as the state's guest for a day. The event was informal with no speeches or formalities as the ex leader traveled the state, hosted by local residents including Mr and Mrs Frank Hated and their child, and Mrs Arthur Hurley. The trip aimed to showcase motor travel across the blue state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univen
Wilmington
George Washington
Mfr
Mardinean
Frank
Arthur Hurley
Marion Street
St Louis
Republican chiefs shape 1924 program
Republican leaders outline a 1924 campaign platform focusing on farmers and prohibition. They plan to emphasize farm relief and tariff and tax positions, with attention to immigration and armament policy, while stressing party unity under state leaders and opposing a new war to restore public confidence.
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United Pres
Washington
Akaipiye
Iyiguuin
Harlin
Republica
League of Nabone
Wapital
Jabiwr
Prscent
Gayatis Riot
Decaike
Ube
Corel
Taylor murder mystery case reopened
Seattle detectives reopen the Taylor murder mystery case tied to a cinema director's fatal shooting. The inquiry centers on a Texas gunman and a $2,000 bond reportedly linked to the case, with statements from Deputy Prosecutor John Fac mid and attorney Craw Lord White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Seattle
Wash
Texas
Wis
Willian Deynind ‘Taylor
E. White
Lie Angeles
Three County Appeals Filed In State Supreme Court
Appeals were filed today in the Supreme Court by Edward Hesse from Erie County and by Amel, Dube and Stamping Co from another county. The cases involve parties from Erie County and adjacent districts as listed in the filed documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Itmaletta
Edward Hesse
Erie County
Amebfeatt Dube and Stamping Co
La Follette Comments on Presidential Issues
fragmented OCR notes report La Follette addressing 1924 presidential themes including prohibition and the world court. mentions American rights to control government and upcoming discussion. unclear names and details due to transcription errors.
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LA Follette
Ratton
Presi Nana
World Court
Wall Street Brokers Face Probes by State and Federal Authorities
United Press reports New York inspectors and federal agents intensify investigations into Wall Street practices. State Attorney General Sherman aims to widen probes to curb market irregularities, pressuring major broker houses and curb markets. A $1000 reward is offered for actionable information as inquiries expand.
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New York
Jmakrupte
Wits
Wall Safean
Rodeeagse
Bine
Theragy Crediton
Mo Wolfe Jiu Company
Isis
Daliturs
le Aie Winders
Mil Fogeph
Brandon Beng
Mhlloswe Taiture
Ak Wistkle
Gud Buker
Fey Davis
Axye
Payent Lalurae
An Mate
Antoensy
Carl Sherman
New York State
Wall Street
Sherman
Enluice Sherman
Big Grange Meeting At West Spring Creek
The West Spring Creek Pomona Grange held a two day session, with 30 attendees Friday, a pageant by patrons and a Women’s Hour focusing on domestic science and rural life topics. Dinner followed, and Pomona Grange extended thanks to Spring Creek Grange for a most pleasant gathering.
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Warren Pomona Grange
Spring Creek Orange Co
Firth Deighui
Panple
The
Grange
Kathering Tucker
George Wood
Chiteke
Munic
Spring Creek Grange
Pomona Grange
Germany to maintain Ruhr policy in face of French demand
The German government will continue its policy of passive resistance in the Ruhr valley, with no changes to its stance on reparations. Chancellor Stinnas addressed press representatives today, saying Germany seeks only a reparations solution and rejects concessions.
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Py United Press
Germany
Ruhr
Minster
France Turns to Britain in German Crisis
France rejects latest German reparations offer and seeks backing from Britain in a move toward London for next steps. Paris indicates willingness to join a joint note with Britain to address the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Britain
Oincare
London
Passive Resistance to Continue Says Cuno
France and Britain exchange notes amid talks on reparations and a 1,200,000 gold shipment. Premier Poincare and the Helgiar ambassador discuss a new separation proposal as negotiations proceed in Paris.
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Cuno
Poincare
Rome
Paris
Lynden
Lodo
Hritani
Wallies
Ani
Wasrinustique
Igor
France
Amundsen Denied Plane Faulty After Arctic Flight
Report from New York shows Joye te The anpline 10 testing by Roald Amundsen and crew. The Aeroninteal authorities say the machine was in excellent condition and the crew claimed full satisfaction with the aircraft.
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United Press
New York
Roald Amundsen
May Weather Report From Local Cooperative Observer
May brought varied conditions with temperatures averaging a high of 60.58 and a low of 38.22 degrees. The month recorded 4.80 inches of precipitation and 6.5 inches of snowfall. Thunderstorms occurred on the 15th and 20th, with 10 days receiving measurable precipitation and seven cloudy days.
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Sanary
Cooperative Observer
N. R Dickson
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Tony Diet
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Wolfe and Company
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Amundsen
North Pole
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