Desperado Arms Parley Delayed Byrd Flight Capture Oklahoma
A garbled report details a dramatic pursuit involving notable outlaw Matthew Kimes and Oklahoma deputies. It notes a failed attempt to shoot or kidnap, a Grand Canyon hotel sighting, and police captures after a high profile spree across several states. The text lists bank robberies and violent confrontations tied to a wider gang, with authorities seeking to recapture Kimes.
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United Pr Wlagsparic
Hing
Hide and Jill
Oklahoma
Keispits
Joo Whitehead
Wreshanit
Parsons
Tiwan
Bright Angel
Grand Canyon
Realix Iguthar le
Grand Pangan Gude
Par Sone
Kimes
Bexps
Peter
Kiakomia
Mrs Coolidge Popular With Dakota Folks
Rapid City dispatch reports Mrs Coolidge drawing large crowds in South Dakota. Local editors list praise for her charm and honesty while speculation grows she might run for president if her husband declines. A Huron letter urged her candidacy amid widespread applause for her fishing story and public demeanor.
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Esapheataries
Rapid City
South Dakota
Sis
Coolidge
Jon Randolph
Huron
Poolidge
Black Reachms India Allahabad Update
An unclear report from Black Reachms India Allahabad details a midday event near the Dutch Base. The message references money, travel, and a possible disruption, but the exact actions and participants remain obscured in the OCR text.
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Black Reachms
India
Allahabad
Tune
Vanhed Black
Baltimore Sims
Linleid Heye
Aie Ag Muieyainful
Boy Loses Life While Swimming at The Willows
A 12 year old boy, Romeo Ficcardo of West Church street, drowned at The Willows bathing area east of the city after reportedly cramping in the water. Passersby and officials recovered the body after a half hour, efforts at resuscitation failing. The boy was well known among Fourth Ward residents and had many friends in the neighborhood.
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Tipton
Charlee Keating
Hubert Hearlein
Wrs
Teix
Axex
Gurfaos
Ife
Fourth Ward
Lindbergh Plans Canadian Flight for Jubilee Event
Secretary Kellogg announced Col Charles Lindbergh will fly from Washington to Ottawa to participate in Canada’s diamond jubilee observance. He will depart after a forenoon visit with Kellogg and prior calls, then proceed to New York.
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United Press
Washington
Charles Lindbergh
Ottawauly
Kellogg
Lindberch
Orne Tuy
Lindbergh
Fae
New Yorks
Maitland to Hop Off Soon for Hawaii
Formal authorization for Lieutenants Lester J Maitland and Albert I Fezenberg to attempt a California to Hawaii flight was granted by Secretary of War Dayis after talks with Assistant Secretary Paulson. The men completed advance test flights in San Diego with a motorized army plane and plan to depart from an Oakland area airport when weather allows. Army officials emphasize military thoroughness over civilian rivalry and state no prize money will be accepted.
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United Press
Washington
Lester J Maitland
Albert 1
Fezenberg
U S.A. Air Corps
California
Hawaii
Thilay
Dayis
Cn Inference
Paulson
Air Services
San Diego
War Department
Mason M. Patric Cief
Army Air Corps
San Francisco
Oakland
San
Iits
Pacific Coast
Hayai
Golden Gate
Assignment of New Teachers Is Completed at School
Superintendent RS Dewey announced that all teaching positions for the upcoming school year have been filled. Two veteran changes include Miss Helen Johnson receiving principal duties at Washington School and Miss Glennie Grant teaching in Akron, Ohio.
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RS. Dewey
Helen Jonson
Washington School
Glennie Grant
Akron
Ohio
Eugenia Graft
Fairview
Vairview
Ruth Keep
Elgin
Corry High School
Iedinbary Normal
West Springfield
Washington
Katherine Conway
Union Ty
Barbora Normal
Furs Oige
Agl Village
Maeding
Georgia Waggoner
Corry
Indiana, Normal
Emer
Waterford
Concord
Frances Pickins
Sangertown
Kasinboro
Cory Tight School
Mdina Normal
Spartansburg
Junibe High
David Ulmer
Lock Haven
Lock Hyon Normal
Emile LR
Bitodsay
Buffalo
Buffalo Normal School
Rebecca Hiesy
Red Lion
Pennsylvania State Vol ‘Eee
Defiance
A D. Clarke
Geneva
Allegheny College
Uni
Rittstairgl
Poiynor
Clintonvilly
Leb
Bf Wacherd
Aurnines
Wave Parkins
Pennsylvania Staive College
Aner Bento
Waraliment Fis
Plane crash report from Pottsville era with names
An early Pottsville report describes a plane incident near the Black Stotel this afternoon. The article mentions TT Walker of St Louis and a companion who were injured, with Lambert of Naragane nett and Laimbert Jeln at Pottsville hospital.
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Pottsville
Cry
Walker
St.Louiz
Juris Nt
J Lambert
Naragane Nett
Laimbert
Prospects for Peace at Mines Brightening
Philadelphia June 241 Pyssi Viliey reports progress in wage talks between bituminous operators and mine workers entering the fourth day of conference. Operators propose a full limit on concessions while miners demand secrecy until their reply is drafted. Union leaders James Mark and Thomas Kinard prepare the miners reply for District No 2 United Mine Workers under President John Lewis.
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Philadelphia
Ming
Jacksonville
Demantigy
James Mark
United Mine Workers
Thomas Kinard
Lindbergh Explores Future in Commercial Air Service Talks
Washington reports United States commerce officials discuss plans to expand commercial aviation with Charles A Lindbergh. Assistant Secretary W P MuCyacken cites details withheld while Hoover praises the young aviator. Lindbergh may depart for New York soon, flanked by Army officers and St Louis backers H M Bixby Harry Knight and William Robertsom.
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United Poss
Washington
Iarlus
Lindbergh
Paris
Tim
Aving
W P. MuCyacken
Lindbereh
Ayer
Cintbersh
New York
Major Lampier
Army Ayers
St Louis
St. Louis
Psn Erices
H. M. Bixby
Harry H. Knight
William &Robertsom
Death claims David Peet at Union City
David Peet died at his daughters home in Union City after a long illness. A lifelong Corry resident, he was born December 31 1868 in New York State. Survived by wife and daughter, the body will be moved to Eyelid street for burial in Pine Grove cemetery after funeral services Monday at 2 PM.
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David Reet
James
A. Middleton
Union City
Peet
Corry
New York State
Daugher
Bn Eyelid Street
Clode
Pine Grove Cemetery
Prison mutiny at Kansas prison delays negotiations
Officials at the Kansas state penitentiary in Lansing report no rush to finish talks with prisoners who mutinied and barricaded themselves inside the facility, as negotiations continue with the inmates.
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United Prose
Lansing
Kans
Kansas Suite Penitentiary
Tesday
Rescued from Lake Erie raft scene near shore
June 24 United Press reports two nine year old boys James Colemand and Tom Lewis were stranded on a makeshift raft on Lake Erie. They drifted far out after a wind and were rescued when Louis Pelle noticed the raft and swam to the coast guard patrol boats to guide them back to safety.
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United Pree Biefealo
Tygo
Lake Erie
Louis Pelle
Somiléani
Belt
James Colemand
Tom Lewis
Sit Phiy
Seld Polite
Goast Chiard
DIRT FLYING ON CUTTING-CLYMER ROAD PROJECT
Report from Clymer New York indicates heavy dirt work on the Cutting Clymer road project with modern equipment from Schirrer Contracting of Buffalo. Grading advances include cutting down Gleason and Warshouse hills and paving will begin as the section nears completion, forming an early link for improved Erie via Cutting and Wattsburg route.
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Clymer
Schirrer Contracting Company of
Buffalo
Gleason
Warshouse Hill
Warnshouse Hill
Erie
Csting
Watlsbure
Grand Union opens new Corry store in former St James hotel
The Grand Union Tea Company opens a Corry store in the former St James hotel property on South Center street with preparations for a Saturday morning opening. O Smithy of Cleveland named manager. he brings grocery store experience and will relocate his family to the city. The Grand Union operates over 1200 stores nationwide and has 57 years in business, offering Hitsoft coffee, tea and other items.
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Grand Union Tea Company
Mir Cory
St James Hotel
South Center Street
O. Smithy
Cleveland
Ohio
Focal
Corry
Ay Smith
Grand Union
Funeral Services Today for J P Canby
Funeral services for J P Canby a longtime Corry resident who died at his Knox Pennsylvania home were held this afternoon at Alexander and Company parlors Rev William Hall of St Pauls Lutheran Church officiated with interment at Pine Grove cemetery. Bearers listed include B E Whittlaces Harry Auer C W Olds BM Raysmond Ernest Schuylen and Arthur J Schaub. The body was brought to the city this morning with relatives Charles Canby and wife Melvin and daughter Mrs Beshe of Bellowe Pulls Vte Anoth er son Frayikany of Richmond Way Vals unable to attend.
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Meniory
Y- E Paulby
Corry
Charles Canby
Knox
Alexander & Company
William Hall
St. Paul’ S Lutheran Church
Harry Auer
C. W. Olds
BM. Raysmond
Ernest Schuylen
Arthur J.schaub
Melvin
Bi Beshe
Bellowe Pulls
Frayikany
Richmond Way
Vals
Technical Commission Makes Replan In Nations Dispute
A technical commission discusses reallocation and plan adjustments amid ongoing multination talks. Officials aim to outline revised guidelines, timelines, and potential concessions to move negotiations forward while preserving existing commitments.
Storms Force Quick Change In Take Off Plans
A northern storm area sped toward Newfoundland keeping America’s Atlantic routes unsettled. Plans for Lindbergh and Charles Champtierly to depart faced delays as forecasters warned the storm would linger, with Byrd and his crew awaiting a possible window as a crowd of about 3000 held out amid a sudden squall hoping for take off.
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United Press
Tune
Nantucket
Newfoundland
America
Paris
Clarkes Lindbergh
Larence Chamntierliy
Wester
James H. Kimball
Richard Wyrl
Pngtome
Fis
Kimball
Sunila Byrd
Geneva naval talks edge toward detailed warship limits
Henry Wood from Geneva reports the five nation technical commission negotiates exact tonnage and gun limits for each warship class under proposals from Britain, Japan, and the United States. Delegations debate acceptable ratios while signaling willingness to seek or reject a tripartite security agreement.
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Henry Wood
United Press
Geneva
Wirhate Technal Commission
Tripower Naval Sanitation
Great
Hugh Gibson
Japan
United States
Washington
Wallington
Siashington
Lord Balfour
Baron
Rat
Balfour
Kata
London
Tokyo
Resolutions on Death of Late Sam Jacobson
The Kiwanis Club of Corry Pennsylvania adopted resolutions on the death of Samuel Jacobson, a Kiwanian and citizen. They expressed heartfelt sympathy to his widow and family, noted his valued qualities, and ordered the resolutions spread in the club minutes with a copy for the widow.
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Sam Jacobson
Kiwanis Club
Yesterda
Kiwanian
Samuel Jacobson
City of Corry
Pennsylvania
County Bee results highlight Dean Lucas win
Anita McCloskey and Eric County enter the third national spelling bee in Washington with 17 finalists from 13 states. Dean Lucas, 18, of West Saletti, China, claimed the national title after the final round spelling abrogate with an e. Ralph Kesua of Watkeon Town finished second, earning $500. Others included Margaret Kessel, Virginia Jones, and Anita McClosker among the top finishers with prizes ranging from $75 to $200.
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Anita MeCluskey
Eric County
Washington
Measkey
Ete
Kiev
Sarah Nicholas
Dean Lucas
West Saletti
Chiny
Dean
Ralph Kesua
Watkeon
Stausle Ing Together With the Words That Iripsed Them, Were S—Minervs Kessel
New Holland
Margaret Rots
Pancy Parm
Kys
Abere Govini
Hurlson
Massy
Lillian Zero
Hadford
Conn
Virginia Jones
Fort Worth
Tex
Margaret Beale
Atlantic City
Anita McClosker
Eric
Nanesco
Feulda Fomell
Tetrait
Mich Pivotal
Marie Hahn
New Britain
Coan
Helen Sherman
Trent
Shiver
Homer City man killed by unknown shooter then dies
In Johnstown Pennsylvania this morning Moore of Homer City was fatally shot by an unidentified man as he was being taken to Tadiasia Hospital for an operation. The assailant then shot himself and died at the hospital.
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United Press
Johnstown
Moore
Homer City
Tadiasia
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed for Easter Air
WNYC New York features the Goldman Band and a Russian Sino phon Orchestra program. WCCO Minneapolis St Paul schedules a Royal Stenographion and a live hookup. WZ joins with a Chinese phonograph set as Easter air reveals.
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WNYC
New York
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Matthew Kimes
Texas
Ails
Paul Romallon
Willows
Canada
Maitland
Davis
Stanford Hose Company
Mellberg
Pitst Ward
Ory Sherman
Secretary Hoover
David Peet
J.P. Canby
Technical Commission
Anita McCloskey
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