Deflating Capone As Legend Fails To Define A Boss
An 82 year old Capone is portrayed as a flawed criminal rather than a Robin Hood myth. The Chicago News nickname loses bite as United Press describes him as a leering, flashily dressed gangster living in fear. The piece notes widespread public complicity and delimits the myth from reality.
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al Capone
Europe
Chicago
Capone
Chicago News
Aistom
Toodlum
United Press
Unjons
Commencement speakers urge real world learning from current events
The speaker argues that study must connect with world events. He says progress of nations, tariffs, agricultural relief, and government business relations shape practical education. A good daily newspaper provides up-to-date lessons in science, sociology, economics, history, and literature, beyond academe.
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Hive
Babson Forecasts Recovery After Depression
Roger Babson told an American advertising meeting that the worst is over and recovery will be slow but sure. He urged that the best economists have turned bullish and, despite stock market uncertainty next year, he will stake his reputation that business has hit bottom and will rebound under the old action and reaction law.
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Babson
Roger Babson
Babson Himsel
You Can Wear False Teeth With Real Comfort
An ad-like notice promotes Fasteeth powder for comfortable denture wear. It promises no gummy taste and easy use by sprinkling on teeth plates. Available at Kelster's or a druggist, urging readers to purchase today.
Corry School Board Reorganizes and Local Notes
The school board reorganized with F A Lovelind as president D Rowe secretary and FH Palm treasurer. The Alabian Society’s park festival drew a large crowd. C G Board elected principal of Corry High at 1200 salary. Nelson Morsn fight pictures praised as best. Richard Robinson now in Ronstelle Stock Company nearby. Glenn and Gracia Dickson visit Meadville to see grandmother. John Long picked first ripe raspberries. C L Mather Lena and Francis Crown visit Chiengy for summer.
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F. A. Lovelind
D. Rowe
FH. Palm
C. G. Board
Corry High School
Board of Education
Daily Lessons In English Word Study Estrangement
W L Gordon presents language guidance including misused phrases mispronunciations and common misspellings. The lesson emphasizes expanding vocabulary with daily focus on estrange ment and related terms while illustrating how estrangement can harm personal and business relationships.
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W. L. Gordon
Reading comprehension trivia from a fragmented OCR record
The fragment lists questions and answers about language, politics, and geography. It includes numbers 1 445 000 and 25 076 counties in the 48 states, names James Garfield and a statement about Texas. It lacks full coherence and clear narrative.
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James Garfield A. Gold
Texas
A Problem a Day: man travels mile in 2400 steps
A reader asks for speed if 2400 steps cover a half mile. Each step takes 0.5 seconds. Compute miles per hour. The answer section gives an unrelated numeric chain and pi-based steps, but the core asks rate in mph for 2400 steps per half mile.
Two Men Injured in Georgetown Road Collision
Franklin June 42 1 sd Adams aged 78 of 1648 Wile street and Adolph Burkbull aged 52 of Sugarcreek were injured in an automobile accident on Georgetown road about 4:80 Friday afternoon after Burkhart attempted to back onto the cinder highway and Wheeling Dodge collided. Burkhart car overturned and was badly damaged. Both men suffered severe hurt and bruises.
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Franklin
Sd Adams
Wile Street
Adolph Burkbull
Sugarcreek
Georgetown
Cummings
Burkbatt
Cur Wheeling
Mr. Wheeling
Man On Trial For Murder In Bagdad Case
Kittanning Pa June 22 Peter Odess of Bagdad stood trial for murder in connection with the death of John Fossio of Bagdad who died March 26 in Allegheny Valley General Hospital. Prosecutors say Fossio died from injuries after a stone allegedly thrown by Odess struck him.
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Kittanning
Peter Qdesso
Bagdad
Ot Murdse
John Fossio
Possid
Allegheny Valley General Hospital
Commonwealth
Odess
Oil City Plans Concrete Pool Away From River
The winding pool committee led by Capt. Charles Smith weighs a municipal concrete swimming pool away from the river due to uncertain river conditions. A concrete basin would offer a stable facility for Oil City residents, with movable equipment from the Allegheny pool relocated to the new site and permanent dressing rooms and beach gear installed.
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Oil City
Charles Smith
Oval
Ig Mt
Pal
Allegheny
Aerial Honeymoon Tragedy Claims Hutchinson Couple
At Praham Manor New York an airplane crash killed Myron F. Hutchinson eastern sales manager for Stinson Airplane Co. of Detroit and his bride during their aerial honeymoon. Their plane bound from Boston to Roosevelt Field crashed after allegedly losing control hitting a tree and nose-diving. Hutchinson died instantly and his wife died later at New Rochelle Hospital. Hutchinson had been involved in a prior incident when a clogged gasoline line forced a landing. He was the son of Harvey C. Hutchinson, superintendent of Bimba Schools. his wife was formerly Grace Elisabeth Jordan of Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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Praham Manor
Myron F. Hutchinson
Stinson Airplane Co
Detroit
Boston
Roosevelt Field
Hutchinson
New Rosevelle Hospital
Erie Warrants In Arson Cases Unserved
District Attorney Otto Herbst said three Erie men named in warrants tied to two arson incidents will be arrested when proper time comes. Warrants sworn by Justice Waller Goodwin name Frank Girardot Louis Kaufman and Henry Cornell. Hearings precede September grand jury investigations. Crawford County cases may affect timing.
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Erie
Otto Herbst
Corp
Joseph Schmidt
Robker
Erie County
Sohynidt
F Herbst
Justice of the Peace
Waller Goodwin
Wealeyville
Frank Girardot
Genera Adjustment Bureau
Louis L. Kaufman
Henry
Blackie" Cornell
Herbst
Crawford County
Woman Hurt In Crash In Kaitanning Pennsylvania
Mrs J Edgar Watterson 56 Harrisburg Pa critically injured and her husband lacerations and bruises after their car turned over on Benjamin Prandin highway according to hospital reports.
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Kaitanning
J. Edgar Watterson
Harrisburg
Benjamin Prandin
Family Rout ed as Home Burns in St Marys
Two fires in St Marys within twelve hours destroyed two dwellings and displaced a family. At 4:30 to 5:00 PM a residence on Paul street near Wangley ran to ashes, and by 4:30 PM the home of Mrs Frances Hach on 498 South Michiel street burned completely. The eight room frame building loss estimated at $8,000 with partial insurance. One family escaped with lives. a 13 year old son and others were affected by smoke as the house collapsed.
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Ridgway
St. Marys
Harely
W. H. Schwabenbauer
Paul Street
Wangley
Frances 17Hach
Michiel
Unavh Fx
Lue Son
Apach
Taskance
Wilde boom on the bourse shocks Berlin markets
United Press report from Berlin on June 22 describes a sharp stock surge driven by fears of Hoover era debt. Industrials and J. Farben led gains while French banks and other shares benefited. brokers faced heavy order flow slowing trading.
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United Proom
Berlin
Hoover
J. G. Farben
Hoover Hurries To Desk After Week's End Camp Return
President Hoover cut short his Rapidan weekend retreat and returned to Washington this morning. He went directly to his offices, not stopping at the executive mansion, entering via the basement entrance with Senator Smoot and Undersecretary Ogden Mills. En route, the party stopped at Warrenton and Vas to gather morning newspapers read aloud during the drive.
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Spe
Washington
Hoover
Rapidan
Executive Mansion
Senator Smoot
the Treasury
Ogden Mills
Warrenton
Vas
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Mrs. N. R. Dickson
Meadville
John Long
C. L. Mather
Lena
Francis Crown
Chiengy
United States
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