Harding Expected to Back Labor Board Rebuke
In a London dispatch from June, the government contemplates backing the Labour Board against Penn’a R.R. while a sweeping volcanic eruption buries whole towns. A new liquor shipping proposal is framed as a pre poll shift, with ministers negotiating foreign policy concessions as the United States holds talks in American ports.
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Harding
Labor Board
PENN
R.R
London
Feltish
Wiley
Amorjedin
Mwit
P R R Publicly Reprimanded On Labor Policy
United Press reports the United States Railroad Labor Board publicly rebuked the Pennsylvania Railroad for denying shopmen and clerks representation, criticizing the company for refusing to allow workers to choose their representatives. The board stated the denial hindered labor rights and threatened uninterrupted railway service.
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United Press
Washington
Mardin
United States Railroad Labor Board
Peckeylyuniailroad
Shoprrafts
Chicago
Anited States Railroad Labor Court
Pannsylvania Railroad
Tonthue
Pennuyl Yavin
Uen
Ideais
Sanibel Res
Wid Ruart Wan
Ehaieinda
Clerks Brotherhood
Iotherhoot
Rai
Emiploses
Aegomote
Ther
Renagai
Unives
Sweay
Tran and
Engine
GL Thow
Re Wilke
Enid
United States
Pennesylvania
American Federation
Theond
Sunion
Will Manage Dunkirk Store
Ralph Carpenter, formerly in charge of the Quality Cash Store in Dunkirk for a year and a half, left this morning to assume management of one of the company’s Dunkirk stores. The Quality Cash chain operates three stores in the city, and Carpenter’s promotion follows his years of efficient service.
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Ralph Carpenter
Quality Cash
Dunkirk
New York State
Carpenter
Vagrants Implicated in Warren Thefts
Two men held in Warren jail amid investigation into multiple thefts. Witnesses on the South Side reported two shabby men peering into windows late at night. the suspects denied guilt and claim they fled to Lakewood, then Corry, before being detained for further inquiries.
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Rayne
Warren
Putin
Neawlieny Tv
Warren Dimes
Uorry
Jamentowi
Lakewood
Corry
Bedi
Race Rioting in Chicago Sparks Police Shootings
Sporadic outbreaks erupted in Chicago's black belt after weekend violence. Two Black men were killed by a police officer, police and witnesses described a chaotic scene near a restaurant. Rumors of further clashes prompted Mayor and police to dispatch hundreds of extra officers to the district.
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United
Chicago
Morris Cohn
Taubrecht
Anderson
Lambrecht
Colting
Fuller Will Not Testify in Financial District Probe
New York June 18 Roward M. Puller a self confessed Wall Street bucketeer defied Referee Cot in and refused to testify about conditions in the financial district.
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New Yar
Roward M. Puller
Wall Street
Financial District
Chinese bandits threaten missionaries with ransom demand
Reader text reports Chinese bandits terrorizing Catholic missionaries, kidnapping Father Malotto and five converts for a ransom of 1 million dollars while threatening to kill the priest unless paid at once. British mission cited as threatened. authorities report ongoing pursuit and military response in the region near Teun Shih.
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Rome
Malotto
Pope Pius
Ayi
Tibet
Perrin
Honan
Tom Diay
Teun Shih
British Seize Turkish Ship in War Tensions
A British warship intercepted a Turkish vessel laden with arms near the front lines of the Greco Turkish conflict. The capture follows mounting tensions as shipments to Turkish forces are halted by Allied powers citing belligerent activity.
Corry Man Weds Oil City Girl in St Joseph’s Ceremony
The bride and groom, Jamey McCabe and Dorothy McVeagh, were married Saturday at St Joseph’s Church No d’l ack time with Rev Dyivcall officiating. A reception followed at the Apply fon Hotel. The couple plans a wedding trip to New York and Boston and will reside in Oil City.
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Jamey McCabe
Jamex
McCabe
Park Place
Mies Dornthy
Me Meagh
Mr. McVeagh
Oi Pity
No'dlock
St Josephs Church
BM. Dyivcall
Drenklant Gay
Apliy Fon Hotel
Moi
New York
Boston
Mtr
Mra McCale Sill
Oil City
Return From Fishing Trip in Adirondacks
A Steen Camson Keppel and Edward Hawkins returned from a week long fishing trip in the Adirondacks. They traveled twenty miles beyond Wareyt Hort, N.Y., in Mr. Hawkins' car and reported plentiful trout and good conditions. They arrived home Sunday evening.
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A. Steen
Camson Keppel
Edward Hawkine
Adirondacks
Uto
Wareythort
N.Y
Assemblyman Raymond to Visit France on European Trip
Assemblyman LH Raymond of the state assembly leaves June 29 for a European trip. He will first visit France and likely tour other countries during the visit. Return date is undecided.
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Raymond
State Assembly
Harrisburg
France
Othat
Amundsen Arctic Flight Abandoned by Expedition
Report from Kristiania notes Amundsen's Arctic air expedition has been tentatively postponed and likely abandoned after a flight toward the pole failed to proceed as planned. Norwegian relief teams recalled. communications indicate the project may be terminated this year.
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Unitet Pree
Paristiania
A. Hunilsen
Ansmnilsen
Whole Towns Burned in Bulgar Revolt Across Balkans
Dispatches report Bulgarian coup aftermath with reports of widespread unrest and revolts across the Balkans. Belgrade and Sofia sources note continued turmoil, with claims of Premier Stam bowlisky’s status unclear and fighting near the Macedonia border. Nina Livingston of Belmont arrives in the city with Mr. and Mrs. Johnson at Pindley Lake cottage.
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Bulgaria
Vilayer i
Daily Chronicle Today
Tiese
Stambowlisky
Staanhiutiaky
Sofia Hn
Porkape
Hulgarian
Tandon
Mostenograi
Nina Livingston
Belmont
Nms
City
R. S. Johnson
Pindley Lake
Pennsylvania crude again reduced in Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania oil prices fell further as new rates were set today in Pittsburgh and Somerset. The market shows a surprise drop with crude at three dollars per barrel in some regions, while other listed stations report varied reductions and revisions across multiple counties.
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Pittsburgh
Somerset
Cabell
Two Drowning Fatalities In This Vicinity
Two men died in separate water incidents on a sunny Sunday afternoon. Harold Otkhirierni, 25, Erie, drowned in Presque Tale Bay after cramps. His body was recovered by the Erie coast guard. Harold’s twin Howari, 16, Spring Succ Pa, nearly died in Connenut Creek, saved by Trak Bubia. both incidents under investigation.
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Parsons
Harold Otkirhierni
Erie
Presque Tale Bay
Ind
Striele
Howari
Bo Jaye
Trak Bubia
Meet Tonight to Plan for Fourth Celebration
A fragmented notice urges locals to gather this evening to organize the town's Fourth of July events. It references planned activities, volunteers, and a hopeful communal spirit for a successful celebration.
Brokenstraw Park Opens for Reunions This Summer
Brokenstraw Park opens for the year with picnic grounds tables shelters and bath facilities at Lake Valombus. The park association invites the public to use the grounds for reunions and picnics with catering options and concession stands planned for July 4th. Reservations advised via Jamer tall Het phone TR22.
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Ourresort
Lake Valombus
Phise
Brokenstraw
Fara Howe
Auto Strikes Pole Wounding Two Erie Girls
Two Erie girls, Mabel Nelson and Esther Murray, were seriously injured when a car crashed off a telegraph pole and into a standing truck on Buffel road near the ball park. Fret Warren, the driver, was arrested by police. reports say he appeared intoxicated. Warren was held at St Vincent's Hospital for a time.
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Ball Cvennel
Sand Buffel Road
Mabil Nelson
Trench Street
Esther Muray
Fret Warren
Warren
Norording
Rehr
Mount Etna Erupts Again Feared as Towns Cut Off
Reports describe Mount Etna’s renewed eruption sending lava streams and ash toward Patti and surrounding villages. Evacuations and road closures widen as residents struggle to flee the fast advancing lava, with fear of casualties and property loss mounting.
Probe sale of seized beer at Erie City
Reports from Erie on a Prohibition investigation into beer seized and destined for destruction at the Erie warehouse. Representatives from General Agents departments planned to determine the sale legality and review pictures showing a worker drinking beer, as supervisors faced questions about prior sales and custody during the destruction.
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Erie City
Erie
Simons
Western Penmyteania
Wardheaws
Harry Wo Gosser
Gosser
Mestrovinik Ue Leurady
Rudisell
New Jersey
Warning to Motorists on Trolley Car Safety
Chief of Police Dunkle warns motorists citywide to observe state laws and avoid passing police or trolley cars discharging passengers. He stresses repeated violations and says arrests and prosecutions will follow further violations.
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Dinikle
Tolley
Aame
Dunkle
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Paneer
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