Automobile Demolished By Pusher Engine at Grade Crossing
A grade crossing crash near Coudersport injured Michael Jarar 42 and five others including his wife. In hospital with injuries described as lacerations and minor neck injuries. Victims named include Martin Murlooka Wetmore Jol Heiden 33 and Mehae Tike 28 all of Coudersport. The group was en route to St Galt Catholic Church Kane when the collision occurred.
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United Press
Michael Jarar
Couderspost
yaFe
Tate
Seywal
Martin Murlooka
Wetmore
Jol M. Heiden
Double Funeral Held for Wyetor Price and Ming Lapus
A double funeral was held today for Wyetor Fineman Price and Ming Lapus in Freehold township. Surviving relatives include Mr. Price’s widow and two children, while Ming Lapus’s daughter Mrs Mingie Pres mourns alongside her mother. The services were conducted by Rev Mr Lirever at Bear Lake cemetery with Odd Fellows assisting.
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Fineman Price
Heath
Mary Elizabeth Swath
Lapus
Price
Freehold Township
Gislock
Niahe
Mingie Pres
Flood danger grows in middle west after fresh rains
Chicago June 1 fresh rains deepen flood danger across the middle west. swollen streams threaten towns as damages mount. ten lives reported lost in a derleh or related storms, with five killed in one area and five others in milneis. spillways around heckford and al were flooding lowlands while streams remained high across the state.
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Univea Ries
Chicago
Middle West
Agarest
Tiiya
Milneis
Heckford
Hank Hugh
Raid Near Cutting Nets Four Dozens Of Liquor Seizures
A Saturday raid near Cutting seized a forty gallon capacity still and seven barrels of mash at a long‑abandoned farm. Adelbert Kress and Armwall Tom were jailed after deputies found liquor and a peg of white hay. Two missing girls were not found and federal agents confiscated the illegal stock. Bell and Kress face manufacture and possession charges in Jamestown.
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Pindlow Lake
Sherif
Etg
Adelbert Kress
Whey
Adélbett Kress
Whitney
Armond
Hull
Axel Levin
Ernest A. Gossett
Mayville
Bell
Kress
Edward R Rootey
Jamestown
President nominates five for new railroad labor board
Washington June 14 President Coolidge nominates five for the newly created railroad labor board. Samuel E Winslow, former US representative from Massachusetts, is named for five years. Edwin F Morrow, former Kentucky governor, and rail board member, gets four years. G Wallace WoHanger of Washington, ex-board member, two years. Davies, now a Labor Department adviser, one year. A final member will be named soon for a three year term.
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United Fross Washington
Collidge
Boardful Railway Labor Mediation
Samuel E Winslow
United States
Massachusetts
Edwin F. Morrow
Kentucky
Décimet Railway Labor Board
G. Wallace Wo Hanger
Washington
Railway Labor Board
Yver Davies
Department of Labor
Memorial Day Services for Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Memorial Day services were held June 18 in this city to honor departed Odd Fellows Rebekah and Encampment members. Graves were decorated with flowers as committees from the Lodges and Encampment participated. Rev W B Bartlett delivered a German prayer at the church service and led processions with members marching in a body.
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Charente Siler
Pealins
Flag Day at Exposition commemorates independence
Celebrations in Philadelphia mark the bicentennial style anniversary of American independence. Governor officials and military representatives participate as visitors tour Independence Hall Carpenter's Hall and the Betsy Ross House. Washington is noted for witnessing the flag’s origin.
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Pudladel Pla
Tlost
Histric
Milnell Clorgia
Army
Philadelphia
Tormally
Independence Hall
Carptenters Hall
Continental Congress
Betsy Ross House
Arch Suet
George Washington
Detachable Father Covering for Straw Hat Invented
Sullivan Indiana inventor Howard Tooley with eight Chautauqua company travelers unveils a detachable father covering for his straw hat designed to shield it in all weather.
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Ttan Tain
Howard Tooley
Sullivan, Tnd
8 Chautsuqua Company
Many County Offices in 1927 Election
Erie County political leaders eye the 1927 election as many county and city offices will be filled. Five city aldermen, mayor, city controller, city treasurer, six constables, and three county commissioners plus clerks and officials are to be chosen. The GOP split in the primary shapes the contest for numerous posts.
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Erie County
Evie City
Toby
Register of Wills
Massive Catholic Mass Draws 90000 to Philadelphia Square
More than 90000 Catholics knelt on the lawns and pavements around Lap gan Square for a Mass honoring Rev J Mellin, pastor and Chaplain of the Pelinsy Minin chapter. An altar stood at the center as the ceremony drew worshipers from the local parish to the public square.
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Philadelphia
Lapgan Square
Durant Field
League of the Savsed Meare
Jesus
J Mellin
Cavhestl
Pelinsy Minin
Il Jumbo
Governor Al Smith to Speak at Chautauqua
Corryites anticipate Governor Alfred Smith of New York attending the Chautauqua Assembly this July and August. Exact date未确定 but plan for early August with the five week program featuring musical offerings and notable speakers from both sides of the Atlantic.
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AL Smith
Chautauqua
Alfred
Smith
Yorfette
Chotiginena Little
Sinit Sublert
Phantanqua
Tally
Tiehidng Mans
Tie Atlantic
En Wayment
Iowa
New York Symphony Orchestra
Albert Stuessel
Rochester Opera Company
Ory Cers Wireau
Kastinas School of Music
Fongland
Vladimir Rosin
Big Distillery Seized in Raid at Pittsburgh
Prohibition agents raided a Pittsburgh distillery described as one of the citys most important during Prohibition. Worker Nick Dapiee, 80, was the sole person on site and was arrested as agents seized moonshine stills and alcohol.
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Pittsburgh
United Press
Elaine Whe Garane
MME 6 Teeuw
Alcoho
Anthracite Board Meets in Hazleton for Conciliation Session
Hazleton Pa June meeting of the anthracite conciliation board scheduled to open. Six miners and three committee members form the panel. The board will consider a number of grievances pending in the case. Arguments will be heard, with decisions not expected for at least a month.
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Hazleton
Abthracite Conciliation Board
Schedul Icd
Fice Nove
Lyeriiforely
Wis
East
Tight Shoe Comfort Trick From Heat and Water
A snug slide boot can be eased by dipping a sponge in hot water and applying it to the leather to relax the material. The heat helps the leather expand, reducing pinch and increasing comfort for the wearer.
Magee to Face Trial Tuesday Fiery Editor’s Case
Militant editor Carl Magee of the New Mexico Sage Tribune prepares for trial in Las Vegas to answer charges of criminal libel and contempt. A bystander was killed by a stray bullet during the incident not long before Magee’s previous appearance. Judge Leahy originally fined and jailed Magee. Governor JF Hinkle later pardoned him, with Judge Aemiro presiding over the current proceedings.
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New Mexico State Tribune
Albuquerque
Atric
Leahy
Amorrow
Laalisrnn
Charlie
Anil
Wis
JF. Hinkle
Mages
Fudge
Leukio
Study note on a sailor's training and plans
A fragmented report outlines a sailor’s efforts to engage in training and preparation for a forthcoming voyage. It references timeframes in early June, mentions Swedish lines, and notes collaboration with colleagues on route and tactics. The text hints at weather or sea conditions and a cautious approach to voyage readiness.
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Kane Hospital
St. Callistus Church
Welmore
Freehold
Railroad Labor Board
ODD Fellows
Stewart & Company
Corry, Pa
TOR Sale Ruse
West Premerick St
Spartansburg
Robert
Gibby
Spartinsburg
Flint
Hue
Anthracite Board
W. E. Phillips
North Center St
Magee
FIERY
Gee
Lawrence Kolor
KolorLac
J. A. Lanston
North Center Street
Arch Preserver Shoes
the Newhouse “Shoe House
Legion
Big Gati
Boeul
Lagianiite
Sweedeit
Ala
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