Railroad union debate over Plumb plan endorsement at AFL meet
The United Front reports the Amorigin Federation of Labor discussing the Plumb plan for government shipbuilding. Some leaders favor endorsement while others, including Gompers, show skepticism or opposition, with the railroad group pushing for active support and timing unclear.
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Ransom Letters Escalate Demands for Coughlin’s Child
In Norristown police report, extortion notes threaten 13 month old Hlakélay Coughlin and demand 4,000 dollars, with a note the amount would double if ignored. Police record indicates J. Hint and associates discussed private payment and delivery terms while authorities examine the letters and security measures.
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Dave
Tion
Vancom
Tory Olganye Winselfy
Ant bin Mont
Polley
Womb
Father Brock Transferred to Erie Church
A note reports Father Brock is reassigned to St Michael’s Church in Bele. Brook, with labor group leaders and parish members planning to welcome him and celebrate his work. His new station, tasks, and anticipated return to service are outlined with local church figures named.
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Harding Preparing Platform Points for Republican Nomination
Senator Harding advances his campaign by outlining a party platform in preconvention speeches. He asserts opposition to government control of railroads and corporate domination, pledging to resist higher wages and labor demands while criticizing the Wilson administration’s policies. The Chicago convention is expected to approve his directions for policy.
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Former Corry Woman Dies in Illinois
Mrs. Julia Plorondo Brooks Page a former Corry resident died in a hospital in Port Huron Michigan at age 60. Survived by husband Jago Brooks two brothers Mrs Ny W Allen and Mrs L Brooks and Mark Brooks. Body to be brought to Corry with sister Meg Stotla Brooks Alla for services at Pio Grove Cemetery. Funeral hour to be announced.
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Arrest in Bond Theft Case Multiple Arrests Reported
A youth identified as Sherman, 19, was arrested today in New York in connection with a bond theft involving a Honda valued at 490 000 dollars. The suspect allegedly attempted to sell the vehicle at Provin Jono, with authorities recovering the Honda.
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Grasshoppers Damage Crops Reported
Reported infestations in Orashoppore and nearby areas describe significant crop damage. Local observers note swarms in fields and streams, with farmers assessing impact on yields and seeking guidance from agricultural authorities.
Marshall to Lead Fight for League in San Francisco
United Press reports Vice President Tom Marshall IV traveling from Nevada to seek leadership in the League of Nations movement. Expected to attend the convention, Marshall aims to rally support for the Democratic policy amid rival candidates and other arriving party figures including William Bryan and Cox organizers.
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Robert Owene
Okhi- Homi
Wilour Marsh
Thinomatte National Committee
Cox
Bainbridge Coty
Carter Clams
Impressive WWI Day Exercises Honor flag tradition
The article describes a patriotic ceremony on May Day with WWI veterans and local groups in attendance. Speakers including W. Morgaridge praise loyalty, duty, and the American flag, honoring U.S. citizens and the Order of Biks. A notable tribute to Captain Woodward is included.
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Clio
America
Columbia
DeRomy
Woodward
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Ian
Woodwart
Wein
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Purpose of oil measure explained in public report
Washington June 16 Secretary of the Interior Payne explains a government oil program to replace American exports with domestic supply. The measure creates a government corporation to search worldwide for oil, provides protection for storage transport and supply, and forms a formal board appointed by Professor Gynt Wilton.
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Telephone Service Restored After Weekend Crippled Outage
Telegraph and telephone lines in the city were severely crippled by a disruption late Saturday night. Restoration progressed through Sunday and Monday, with long distance services returning fully by Tuesday morning, while Western Union remained mostly out Sunday.
Will Arrest All Traffic Violators In City
Chief of Police Frank announced a crackdown on traffic violations after a date with warnings giving way to arrests for nonconformity to state tram regulations. The citywide campaign shifts from cautions to enforcement as motorists fail to illuminate vehicles and tamper with machines near curbs. Police seek reports on careless driving and street intersections where near accidents occurred.
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Elimination of factor in Elwell case noted
United Press reports Victor Von Schlegell, linked to the Joseph Ehgell murder, was deemed eliminated as a factor after testimony. Von Beldegéit returned from Atlantic City, said he quarreled with whist authority, and faced two detectives on his New York arrival. Funeral for Stephen Bipkestee held. service led by Reverend M. B. Williams. interment at Pine Grove.
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Joseph Ehgell
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von Beldegéit
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Heys
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Ambiguous Words on American Legion and Nation
Fragmentary OCR notes express hope for American ideals, welcome to immigrants, and support for the American Legion. Mentions a concert by a band and an extended hand to the world, with uncertain phrases about uplift and unity.
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Gas Hearing Resumes Thursday At Erse With City Representation
The gas rate hearing, postponed, will resume Thursday at Erle before the Public Service Commission. City representatives, led by Kincaid, will present the city's interests as testimony from the gas company is reviewed, with completion anticipated in two days. State regulators plan to issue a detailed gas use and regulation manual for Pennsylvania consumers within the near future.
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National Committee On Natural Gas Conservation
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Ohio
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West Virina
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Platform disappointing to farmers confronted by party
Benjamin Murali, secretary of the Warner National Council, reports the platform fails to pledge agricultural support. Attending from Chicago, Felurm notes the Republican ticket shifted emphasis, with Farmers seeking action in pending legislation. M. B. Dayle plans a New York stay, coordinating with Corry and defenders for five days.
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Butler Is Blamed For Wood's Defeat
United Press reports Cincinnati June 15 that William Proctor a millionaire donor admitted contributing 500 000 to Wood's providential campaign fund. He accused old guard and De. Nisho lad Miuee of blaming Butler for Wood's defeat while denying financial gambliery behind the fund. He demanded full disclosure by city officials and urged Wood to persevere despite attacks.
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Pimaria
County Road Boosters Meet in Erie County
County road boosters from Erie County gathered yesterday in Brin yes rergay to back the Good Roads campaign. About 40 township delegates from 21 townships attended as the Erie Motor Club outlined a plan for posting road improvement notices and coordinated action across the county with representatives including OM, Al, Brith, Wayne, and others.
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Horough
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Unelon City
J. W. Olds
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Marsh
William Murray
Corry
Arthur Lyons
Higin
One Year Enlistment Offers Noted in Allied Memoranda
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss proposals for fourteen one year enlistments and identify potential leaders in a company guard. The text mentions an officer named Zoe and a mister of Company A with uncertain roles and dates. References to Army arrangements and local home details appear in incomplete form.
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