Convicted Officers Face No Appeal In Deplorable County Case
In a tense proceeding at the county workhouse, officers Waller Lyster and Walt Toner faced immediate sentencing after being found guilty in a mining dispute. Lyster received one year while Waits got four months for involvement in the abuse linked to the denial of miner John Barcosky. Defense attorneys Pilchitd and Edward Gall stated their clients would not appeal.
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Neldy
Miner
Tyre
Wmn. M. Parker
Charles Pilchitd
Edward Gall
Altoona Man is Mysteriously Slain
United Press reports Harry Lingenfelter shot and killed Prank Gales, a retired employee of the Altoona and Logan Valley Railway, in a perplexing act with no stated motive. Police arrived as details were unclear, and family members offered limited information about the incident.
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United Press
Altoona
Harry Lingenfelter
Prank Gales
British Labor Regime Illuminated by Speaker’s Remarks
The speaker highlights that British Labour Party members in the House of Commons number 13 women, nine from Labour, all well qualified. He notes England’s cooperative movement spans two thirds of families, co-op shops rival US chains, and prices on American thread are cheaper there. The party plans gradual reforms through education and evolution, with guests Constable, Kingsbury, Middleton of Wire, and Rev. Me Wilson introduced by Rankin Babpitt.
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Great Britain
House of Commons
Labor Party
England
United States
Messrs
Constable
Kingsbury
Middleton
Wire
Wilson
Meadville Area Socials Mention Numerous Visitors
Personal mentions list A Hill, Mrs Henry Green, Putnam at Waterford relatives and many visitors in Meadville. Names include John Loveland Findlay Lake Nelson Dromproski and Miss Marion Holden among others. notes of trips to Bradford Erie Jamestown Rochester and Cleveland with family gatherings and upcoming weddings at St Anne church.
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Hill
Meadville
Henry Green
Putnam
Waterford
John Loveland
Findlay Lake
Mm's
A. Dromproski
New York City
North Center Street
Clara Pettingill
Hammond
Ind
Getty
Muteliler
H. W. Ball
Tuel
Salamanca
N. Y
Joseph Haggenton
F. S. Austin
Bradford
A. P. Mount
Buffalo
Wil
Olsin Lindholm
William @oley
Katherine Glaty
Cleveland
Paul Cressey
Ryansville
Efit
Connecticut
Cressey
Katherine Elston
Roosevelt Junior High School
Erie
Lucile Bronson
Marion Doane
Alesendes Sorns
Mary B. Shuss
Mehaffey
Vernon
Wilmer Shuss
Altoona
Union
G. C. Glover
Corry
Mary Brockman
Chicago
Til
Collins
H. H. Jonesett
Jamestown
Ingsberg Seiberg
Duinkirk
N.Y
Ruth Selberg
Molar
Jessie Thompson
Ity
Mary O'Hare
Condi O'Hare
Margaret Koomen
Shar- N
Marios Cranklin Street
Wiliam Blutt
Bilind
Vand Mys
J. di Destamel
Philadelphia
Tranle Dodd
Merrick
Helen Grace
Joan Maloney
Fredonia
Freiionia High School
Hurold Covey
Johanne Reyerer
DCB
Kamps
Canara
Merton Briges
FR. Brigs
Todig
Gamden
N. J
Earl Gross
Federal Lee Whittlesey
Detroit
H. Whittlesey
W. Church Strest
Mr. Whittlesey
Supreme
Erle
Southern Cross Over Atlantic Continues Flight
Valley Stream New York June 24 a big Curtiss airplane equipped to refuel in the air left for Old Orchard Maine to support the trans Atlantic air plant Southern Cross under Captain Hingsford-Smith. Pilot H B Fisher with mechanic Verne Meistyeit aboard. 126 gallons of gasoline carried for refueling.
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Faye Oney
Fate
Cheerfl
Dublin
Iceland
New York
Old Orchard
Southern Cross
Hingsford-Smith
HB. Fisher
Verne Meistyeit
Portland
Workhouse Terms for Embezzlement
United Press report from Pittsburgh June 24 states Gebrze H. Goleman a 62 year old bank clerk and Max Giéet were sentenced to five years in the workhouse by Judge Sweringen after conviction on embezzlement charges. William Carlton involved in the Western Squingy Bank swindle had sentence deferred pending a new trial. Officials testified Coleman defrauded the bank of eight thousand dollars and manipulated Carlton’s account for thirty six thousand.
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United Pr
Pittsburgh
Gebrze
Balls
Coleman
Green
Carlton
Emerson in the pulpit resigns at Second Unitarian Church
In Boston, Emerson leaves the Second Unitarian Church after concluding the Last Supper was not a permanent sacrament. He states he will not lead another parish and will preach only when opportunity offers.
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Emerson
Waldo Emerson
Prister
Boston
Christ
Market Close and Noted Pirates From Seventeenth Century
Stock quotations from Logi Bryn On City NYSE and major firms list many names including Anaconda Chrysler Continental Motors GM Packard Studebaker and more. A line on pirates cites seventeenth century figures Cormiat Tish pirate Capt John Avery Bartholomew Roberts and Edward Texeh alias Binckheird as notable names.
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Logi & Bryn
On City
New York Stock Exchange
Lloyd M. Bracken
Cormiat
Capt
Tohm Avery
Hong bin
Bartholomew Roberts
Edward Texeh
Binckheird
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Grand Theatre
Dean Alexander Yyent
Pre. NY
HS. Edmunds
Famaliy
Regine
Haeraeserea Sr
Atlantic
Atlantic City
Washington
Consolidated Ticket Office
Pearl and
Church Streets
Seneca
Newton
Brisbane
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Rollins Make
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General Motors
Packard Studebaker
Willystein
Pele
Olyarids
Atlanic Refining
Gil Well Supply
Pan American B
Ratis
B &O Canadian
Chicago & Gh Western
Great Norther
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
New York Central Penny RR
St Paul
Southern Pacific Steels
Algerica Locomotive
Bethlehem Slee
U 8 Steel
T&t
Columbia Gas & Electric
Westinghouse West
Curtis Wright
Commonwealth
Humberi
Salt Creek Jy
SO of
Indiana
South Penn
Veer Perry
Sir
Accra
Arkansas Gas
Associate
Columbia Gas & Gasoline
Cities Service
W. Park Place
John W. Lambing
Mutual
Root’s Furniture Store
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