Developments in gang slaying of two Erie rum runners
Chicago reports intense public pressure after the assassination of Tribune reporter Albert Lingle. Authorities claim Sam Hunt, linked to Capone, appears in police custody with assertions of an undercover gangster alliance. Public figures demand swift action and reforms.
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Corry Evening Journal
Erie
Chicago
United Press
Sam Hunt
Scarface
Aj" Caponé
Albert Lingle
Chicago ‘Tribune
Hunt
John Johntry
Ralph Pierce
Ralph Capone
Mrother
Aled
Jake' Lingle
Star
Underworld
Chicago Tribune
Chiago
Lingle
Association of Commerce
Real Estate Board
John Stege
John Swanson
Herman Buridesen
Tocay
Michigan Boulevard
Posses
Eleven Passengers Reported Missing From Steam Fairfax
Boston June 11 missing passengers list continues for the steamship Fairfax. Names include Walker of Kittery Maine W J Meagher and Mrs Meagher of Boston B T Constantine Mrs Garder Miss G Creetan Miss B Graves A S Nulvanity Nashua NH Mrs A S Nulvanity and a child of the Nulvanitys H M Rose.
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United Press
Boston
Fairfax
Walker
Pleasant Street
Kittery
W. J. Meagher
B. T. Constantine
C. Garder
G. Creetan
B. Graves
A.S. Nulvanity
Nashua
N. H
A. S. Nulvanity
Nulvanity
H M. Rose
Death claims Judge Cohen of Allegheny
Judge Josiah Cohen aged 89 and the oldest judge in Allegheny county courts died at his Schenley Hotel home. Physicians cited a heart attack. His wife was by his bedside as the veteran jurist, confined for days, passed after nearly two decades on the common pleas bench. Dr GWH Bermett Teft reported a business visit in Pittsburgh last evening.
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Scitwale
Massachusetts
Jones
Herbert McCarthy
Shell Eastern Petroleum Company
Chelsea
Fatt River
Cap Cod Canal
Fairfax
Vallre
Ontie Mames
James
Boston
Norfolk
Baltimore
New England
Scituate
Fairfax Fal River
Mass
A. V. Jones
Fallay
Shell Putsley
Clas
Pittsburgh
Josiah Cohen
Jude
Allegheny County
Schenley Hotel
Cohen
Common Pleas Court
Gwh
Bermett Teft
Sneak Thievery Increases Prompts Police Action
Police report a week of rising sneak thefts with two teen girls detained yesterday in connection to stolen items recovered. A Chevrolet sedan stolen from Bellevue Ohio was found abandoned on North Center Street with plates from another car.
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Sble
J. Eimile Stapham
Fort Wayne
Ind
North Center Street
Polite Rupperaburg
Wera Tome Giost
Wetole
Anticles
Clance E. Jones
Bellevue
Ohio
Stolla
Ohio Cty
Center Street
Rugeersburz
Shift in Enforcement as Decisive Test
United Press story from June 11 reports the Hoover administration moving prohibition enforcement from the Treasury to the Justice Department starting July 1. The goal is to test the Volstead Act’s workability within a unified agency, with joint Treasury and Justice approval on permits and a new Prohibition Commissioner likely under AAG Youngquist.
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Hoover
Justice Department
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Doran
Tuske Department
Howard Jones
Prohibition
Youngquist
Tin Big
Agenta
Today's Five Best Radio Entertainments
A rundown of evening radio programming with listings for the Crockett mountaineers, Mobiloll concert, Camel pleasure hour, Philco symphony concert, and Coca Cola program across WEAR WEAR NEC and CBS networks.
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WAC
CBS
Crockett Mountaineers
Wear
NEC
WASC
Philco Symphony
WEAP
Narrow Escape in Fall at Clymer
Herry Smith 29 of Millville, N. Y. plunged from a ladder at the mill plant in Clymer, striking his head on the concrete. He was taken to Corry for treatment. x rays showed no skull fracture though severe bruising and shock were reported. He was resting comfortably and expected to be discharged soon.
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Herry Smith
Mllenville
N. x
Clymer
Smith
Corry
Close Vote Looms on Tariff Measure With Odds Against
United Press reports a near certainty of a close Senate vote on the Smooth Hawkey tariff bill. Only two Pennsylvania protectionists, Grundy and Reed, remain undecided as debate lines form. Reed plans a floor speech to reveal his stance. Grundy stays silent. Administrations aides expect Reed and Grundy to vote yes if needed and aim to whittle opposition further. House leaders plan to act Saturday to pass it before adjournment.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Pennsylvania
Grundy
Reed
Hawkey
Sento Bratton
Dem. N. Mf
Senate
King
Denn
Hus
Grindy
Liem
Geady
Pot Reed
Republi
Rival Gangs Sought in Boccio Cuzzola Murder
State police say new clues point to rival gangs in the September double murder of rum runners Ralph Boccio and Tony Cuzzola. Their bullet ridden bodies were found in the mountains near Tidioute after they vanished while delivering liquor.
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Anthony Cuzzola
Ralph Bocrio
Trie
Erie
Tidioute
Boccio
Cuzzola
Erle
Ralh Boccia
Tony Cuszola
Seven Graduated From Nurses' School
Washington reports that seven students completed training at the nurses' school. Secretary Mellon backs the Smoot Hawley tariff, expected to pass the Senate as stated by Chairman Smoot. In New York stocks, over four trillion in market value vanished in a severe drop not seen since last November.
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United Press
Washington
New York
Commencement Exercises Held at Corry Junior High
The Corry Hospital Training School for Nurses graduated seven in a ceremony at the Junior High auditorium. The 1980 class included Mae Hopke Grace Thomas Frances Sample Anna Rhodes Irma Jacob Lucy Jacob and Florence Fredlund. Reverend Lyfe Otts delivered the address as the Baptist choir performed Faust Soldiers Chorus and Spring Song with piano assist from Mrs Lloyd Thomas.
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Corry Hospital
Mae Hopke
Grace Thomas
Frances Sample
Anna Rhodes
Irma Jacob
Lucy Jacob
Florence Fredlund
Barton Smith
Seuta
I Stige
Francis J. Graves
St. Thomas Church
Baptist
Faust
Gounod
Pinsuti
Lloyd ‘Thomas
Lyfe Otts
Emmanuel Biscopal Church
Otts
Solomon
Meir
Throwen
Ashford
Fenwick. J. &, Mount
The
Stockholders of Corry Hospital to Meet Tonight
Corry Hospital Association stockholders gather in the Municipal building tonight to elect eleven directors and hear officers report on last year’s operation. Board reorganization will follow later. the training school may be discussed. The board voted to suspend the school due to financing and state changes.
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Corry Hospital Association
Toledo Union Station Razed by Spectacular Fire
A fierce fire destroyed the 45 year old Toledo Union Station that served seven major railroads after flames starting in a cigar stand reduced the building to ashes.
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Toledo
Union Station
Bishop James Cannon Jr Appears Before Senate Investigators
Bishop James Cannon Jr. testified voluntarily before the Senate Lobby committee in Washington but again refused to answer questions about his role in the 1928 presidential campaign. The committee delayed action on contempt charges as it weighed its authority to compel testimony.
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United Press
Washington
James Canon, Jr
Senate Lobby Committee
Ie Methodist
Cannon
Hany
Two Injured as Shed Collapses in Pittsburgh
Two men were injured when a storage shed collapsed in Pittsburgh while they slept inside. Firefighters reported the structure owned by a local resident. Investigators have not yet determined the cause.
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Pittsburgh
Fie
The
Pity
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Quantico
Guy Dewitt
Elim Chappell
Hot Springs
Mated
Guzzola
Bacelo
Bre
Warren County
William Jones
Wallington
Chezola
Congress
Chazola
Wood
Clarion
O't City
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Birch Bark Lake
Prince Albert
Lyle D. Utts
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