Tornado Toll Mounts Across East as Storm Rips Cities
Broad cyclone slams New York and surrounding regions causing nearly fifty deaths and millions in property damage. Rescue efforts continue as harbors, parks, and coastal towns face flooding and wreckage. Reports include casualties in Newark and Norwich with trees felled, homes destroyed, and transportation disrupted. Emergency crews search for missing bodies as the storm spreads across the northeast and mid- Atlantic states.
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New York
New England
Ohio
Newark
Petite Tring
Teix
Pelham Bay
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cortland
George von Stralen
Norwich
Conn
Mary Hawkins
British Cabinet in talks as Irish constitution lies debated
Fragmented report notes ministers in conferences amid negotiations over a new Irish constitution. Mentions threats and police action in London and an expected statement from Winston Churchill in Parliament. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but imply political tension and scheduled remarks.
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London
Fyne Yoon
Trish
Fund Yard
Winston Churchill
Trinh
Situation in China Grave News From Pekin Wire
In Pekin on June 12 reports describe a grave-uncertainty as Sun Yat-sen leads the Republic government amid threats of imprisonment to opponents of the presidential election. Wu Ting Fang calls for reshaping the premier ship to stabilize authority and avoid hostilities as Yen Hue Ching steps in temporarily.
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Pekin
Sun Yot
Pullman Train Debris Switch Causes Minor Delay
A westbound Pennsy train No 70 passed safely through an occupied station yesterday morning, but a switch mishap at the depot derailed a wheel. One car was left behind as crews repaired the main track, with a brief delay noted before the line reopened.
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Buffalo and Pittaburgl
Democrats in Convention to Name State Chairman
United Press reports Harrisburg June 12 Democrats in convention moved to name a state chairman. McGirrigh and McSparran were named as possible nominees with factions backing different candidates. The meeting aimed to select a candidate for state chairman amid party tension and rivalries within the party ranks.
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Democrats
Akron Negro Suspect Released After Freight Gang Incident
Avkn White of Akron Ohio described as a Negro suspect was released after officers investigated a freight yard incident near Kurtz plat. White and two white companions alighted from a westbound freight and fled as police tracked the alleged gang’s actions. White gave a name when questioned but no grounds to hold him were found.
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White
Antogen
Akron
Ohio
Orivot Foley
Ilieniue
Kurtz Plat
Tile
Whits
Former Corry Resident Ed Sunday at Evie
Former Corry resident Jolie Fuwlhur aged 60 died Sunday morning at 9 at his daughter's home Mrs Glenndot lon Wt Brit after a long illness His widow was a resident of this city for forty years moving to Erin with his daughter Funeral services will be held at St Blimberh church Wednesday morning at 9:30 Interment at St Evanbetla cemetery Friends may send flowers to the family
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Jolie Fuwlhur
Vente
Glenndot
Brit
Mn Puotner
Erin
Hin Vourigos
Mra Holden
Wis
Andrew Pueliy
Kye
Complaints Say Birds Cruelly Treated Here
Local residents report bird abuse at a site where pigeons are fed. Observers describe birds tied by cords to banners and foot cords causing injury. Investigators seek the person responsible, with journalist remarks noting the inhumane treatment.
Turks Killed by Greek Bombardment Near Tresibind
Reports from Constantinople state ninety Turks were killed in a Greek bombardment of the ancient village of Tresibind. An American observer witnessed shelling while a Grove communique claimed greater casualties and multiple vessels destroyed in the harbor.
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Constaninople
Tresibind
Mander
Harbor Eye
Bank robber held for Little Falls case
United Press reports Edward Welling alias George Massey, once linked to Moravia Savings Bank and Woodbine National Bank robberies, was rearrested in Little Falls Maryland. He faces further hearing June 22 held without bail while a woman accomplice—named by police—awaits trial on $2,500 bail.
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United Prest
Baltimore
Moravia Savings Tank
Carroll County
Maryland
Woodbine National Bank
Wtv
Mdy
Edward Welling
George Massey
New Canby
Little Palls
Welling
Cludge Wenrids
Wells Hills
Ohio
Rotary Club Picnic Supper at Findley Lake Westnes Day
Rotary club members and their ladies will enjoy a special evening meal at Findley Lake. The event, changed from Thursday to Wednesday, departs from Municipal Burtaine at 3 o'clock in automation for Little Carry.
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Rotiry
Findley Lake
ERECT AERIAL FOR RADIO SET
Preliminary work on a radio aerial installation will be carried out at the Rite Ward fire headquarters tonight. Members of the Stanford Hore company will erect the rage pole to be used in the radio receiving outfit anticipated to be installed sometime this week.
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Stanford Hore Sompany
Rite Ward
Nuarters
Meeting of Nurses Alumni
The Corry Nurses Alumni Association will hold a regular business meeting Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Melnes, 120 West Frederick Street. This is the last meeting of the year and the election of officers will take place. all members are urged to be present.
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Corry Nurns Alumini Artociation
John Melnnes
West Prederick Street
Britons Vow To Reach Mount Everest Climb
Two members of a British party under General Bruce began a summit push from Camp at 21 000 feet in an effort to climb the world’s highest peak. Reports from Calcutta dated June 12 outline a fuel part test for the final ascent and note the expedition’s progress toward the summit.
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United Press
Calgutta
Bruce
Mount Feverest
Abbard
Drivers Vie for Seventh Universal Trophy Qualification
Uniontown Pa June 12 Qualification line for all drivers entered in the seventh annual Universal Trophy event to be held Saturday June 15 at Uniontown Speedway. The shrivers and their cars are expected to arrive today ahead of the race.
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Uniontown
Storms Tear Through Scranton Area With Severe Damage
United Press dispatch from Scranton Pennsylvania reports a powerful storm last night causing extensive damage across the region. Numerous homes were struck by lightning, several buildings were blown down, and railway and rolling stock infrastructure suffered major ruin, with widespread debris and disrupted service.
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More Rigid Day Enforcement After July 1
United Press reports Pennsylvania Prohibition enforcement will rise by fifty percent after July 1 with a $20,000 increase. Twenty new clerks and agents, plus twenty five more women clerks, will be added under Director Davis, expanding staff in Harrisburg and Philadelphia. Officials praise the improved effectiveness since the Volstead Act, noting dwindling whisky withdrawals and stricter court penalties.
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T Jones
Prohibition R Commission
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Davig
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Pennsylvania
United States
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Scatselal
Schedule of Scout Meetings
A schedule lists weekly meets for five scout groups at various churches and rooms. Methodist Scouts gather Sundays at 7:15 in the Sunday school room, Baptist Scouts Tuesdays at 7:15, Catholic Scouts Wednesdays in American Legion rooms, Presbyterian Scouts Thursdays at 7:48 in the gym, United Brethren Scouts to join soon, Columbus Community Scouts Saturdays at 7:43 p.m. in the Community Church.
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Armérican Legion
Presbyterian
United Brethren
Columbus Community Scots
French Plans at Hague Rejected
London dispatch reports Great Britain rejects Premier Briand’s push to force Russia’s withdrawal of a memorandum before the Hague conference. The British note says the conference should not be political and avoids urging alliance preconditions before Bolshevik issues.
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United Press
London
Great Batata
Waove
France
Poineare
Rusa
Mrashe
Labor Convention Opens at Cincinnati
A fragmented report covers a labor convention in Cincinnati with garbled names and phrases. It references the federation, leadership, and a pledge to renew power, amid unclear details and transcription errors from the United Press service.
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Cincinnati
Cory Escapes Severe Storm After Dunkirk Fire
Corry escaped a serious storm as floods and a fire swept through the First Ward. Officials report multiple injuries and a notable blaze near Went field and Dunkirk with urgent rescue operations ongoing. Local responders advised evacuations and monitored conditions as smoke and debris filled the area.
Three Arrests By Traffic Officer Reported
A traffic officer reported three arrests in a sequence of incidents. One individual, ML Strake, was taken into custody in Baton City on charges tied to assault by weapon. Another man, Noor twaieeoke, remained under restraint after a barge fat drying tied incident. A third person, Lawrence Beniklitty, faced custody following related disturbances.
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Hoye
Strake
Batonity
Ciutody
Lawrence Beniklitty
Mitis Ouetaly
Ten Die in Auto Accidents Yesterday in Philadelphia
Wrecks and automobile collisions across Philadelphia and surrounding areas yesterday left ten dead and five injured. The fatalities occurred in crashes on Roosevelt housing area and Deer Street near Roosevelt House, with three shot and five injured in the same period.
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Wrek
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Semler Hy
Roosevelt Housevarr
Famine Conquered in Volga Region, Says American Relief Chief
London dispatch reports Colonel Haskall, head of the American Relief administration, announcing end of hunger in the Volga region. He states that no more will famine plague the area and calls for continued aid to ensure stability.
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London
Moseau
Haskall
Rug
Dockerin
Keio
Phoenix Hotel Gas Station Opens for 24 Hour Service
Timany notes that the Phoenix gas station at the Phoenix Hotel is operating at night and day to serve motorists promptly. He argues that high grade gasoline is being sold and calls for quick, satisfactory service regardless of prior discussions on installation requirements.
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Timany
Phoenix Hotel
Gaseine
Titani
Copper futures bill reported favorably by House panel
The House agricultural committees reported favorably a bill providing substitutes for pending futures rules not recently resolved by the Supreme Court. The session noted discussions and a visit by Mrs Claude Shaw related to services in Foley and nearby areas.
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Washington
Jun
House Agricultural Committees
Supreme Court
Wiloos
Busijroys
Claude Shaw
Pf Foley
Third Gut in Rail Wages Expected 100
United Press report summarizes wage expectations in the rail sector. The piece notes a proposed third increase and cites pending government reviews and industry reactions. Details are sparse due to damaged text but indicate labor cost pressures and possible timetable for implementation.
Pretty wedding solemnized in Park Street home
A very pretty wedding was solemnized Sunday afternoon at 19:80 o'clock at 183 Park Street when their daughter Miss Reba Corbin wed Mr John Kesipte of Spyris Street. The ceremony was performed by Pastor Rey YW, with close family and few friends in attendance. The bride wore a bouquet and veil, and guests traveled to Harlingen, Eliira, and other places for the wedding trip to follow.
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Park Strow
Reba
Corbin
B. Repiple
John Kesipte
Spyris
Vane
Harrielning
Eliira
Memorial Services Sunday for Odd Fellows Members
The Odd Fellows memorial service for departed members was held Sunday at 2 o clock. Rev Ashton Readhur led prayers. a piano duet and readings honored those laid to rest. The service recognized the order's values and included remarks on fellowship, patriotism, and remembrance.
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Uelock
Uldigrameyna Jv
Mayaril Ray
Prosa
Ashton Readhur
Ashton
Ruth Skinner
Sutton
Rebekut
Ain
Kidnaper Slayer Gets Life Term
A life term was imposed in Camden for a kidnap and murder case involving the slaying of a child. The proceedings named key figures and confirmed the victim as Ida Kramer, with the crime occurring near Newton Creek and Wad Tutyy, as reported by United Press. The heavily garbled source lists several names and locations, but the central outcome is a life sentence for the kidnapper.
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United Press
Camden NT
Janet Imprinn
George
Nik Bert Mfimnroe
Jan Ti
Ida Kramer
Ma Newton Creek
Mrs Florence Hampton Dies at Corry Hospital
Mrs Florence Hampton wife of Rev TS Pompton Baptist minister dies at Corry Hospital after brief illness aged about 20 survivors include her mother Mrs Foreman of Louisville Ky and children Daniel Mary and infant son David Funeral services will be held from the family home on Franklin Street Wednesday morning with Rev PW Troy officiating and Baptist church choir providing music home burial at local cemetery
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TS Pompton
Ptinister
Jiuther Corps “Hospital
Foreman
Louisville
Daniel
Mary
David
Franklin St
PW. Troy
Baptist Church
Auto Crash on East Main Street Sparks Arrests Possibility
Traffic officer Paley investigates a crash on East Main Street where a vehicle struck a utility pole, injuring a passenger. Reports say alcohol might be present in the car, though not yet verified, with police awaiting results and potential charges for reckless driving or related offenses.
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S. AM. Gilligan
Plaherty
Syure
Gillis
Gilligan
Billy Weaokinie
Djuries
Paley Onaro
Farm bloc seeks new grain futures bill in Congress
The article reports a farm bloc push for a new grain futures bill. Lawmakers including Pappas and Winebree advocate action, aiming for a vote next Thursday. Agricultural committees back the measure, and prospects for passage depend on House support.
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Farm Bloc
Girl Scouts Organize Evening Meeting in Corry
The Corry community hosts an evening gathering to organize Girl Scout activities. Mrs. Dawson Olmstead leads, highlighting past success and the value of the work. High school orchestra will perform as Me Emarsnn Stony of New York steps in as guest leader. A large turnout of girls is expected to join the effort.
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Corry
Fighting Parson Put On Trial
United Press dispatch from Charleston West Virginia reports Baptist preacher Rev Wilbur of Blair Blair WV placed on trial in Logan County on charges tied to events among labor miners last summer. Deputy Sheriff and local officials lead the prosecution with Bill Bligeard West Virginia nine union chief named as part of the case.
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Sherifeta Ore
Logan ‘County
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Blair
Vav
SDPO
Bill Bligeard
West Virginia
Trengain
Ogi
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