Theatre robbery fugitive hunt ends without charges
Fowle refuses to press charges against youth Callahan after a daring hold up at a cigar store. Fowle aided by a brave employee and bystanders but declines prosecution citing not pressing information. Officials praise the youth for resisting bandits and averting further harm.
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Early adjournment fight shapes farm aid debate
Washington reports a Senate fight over delaying adjournment to pursue farm aid proposals. Democratic leaders challenge tariffs and tax provisions while pressing measures to expand farm supports. the Treasury and administration plan includes a large appropriation and security terms. The effort centers on offsetting farm income protections and broader economic relief.
Democratic tax reform debate renews after treasury surplus
United Press reports in Washington on June 2 that Representative Rainey and Democrats from Illinois renew the push for immediate tax measures. The plan includes about 49 million to 50 million dollars in automatic taxes and stamp duties amid broader fiscal concerns.
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Robbers Tied to Erie Heist Claim Domestic Links
Police say suspects linked to the Erie robbery case surfaced in several locations during the investigation. Authorities indicate the same group may be involved, citing similar methods and items recovered, though no formal charges were announced yet.
Seventeen Play Staged By City Club July 23
Kiwanis Prati votes support for Goat Sub project as High School students prepare a Seventeen stage production in the city on July 23. Local graduates with theater experience join the Goof Club for the performance with J A Campbell noted as stage director and rers and workers coordinating the event.
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In House Fisticuffs Over Words and Names in Debate
chaotic floor scene reports a brawl over language used by lawmakers near the chamber. mentions Representative Wine Democrat Az Katiaas Shatged Mefadden and party clashes as residents—Mr and Mrs William Cole—return from Erie with Mrs Cole recovering from specialist treatment.
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Son of former Corryite injured in bad accident
A Newark man, Davie Alaidon, son of Mr and Mrs Swaneth, was in a severe car crash near Wet Cory. Witnesses saw the wreck, surgeons fear opponents may seize the moment as they treat injuries and work to ease the patient’s pain.
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Trial of Windsor Father and Two Suspected Sons
An aged Windsor man, Thomas TL, stands accused as the father in a murder case. His two sons are cited in the proceedings as suspects in a shooting connected to an attempted robbery. The elder son’s fate and mental state are central as Russell’s alleged insanity is argued to influence the jury.
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Splendid Art Exhibit At The Week's Store
Joseph Ryeane presents a notable display on North Center Street featuring his work The Ais play drawing strong interest. An art class at Me, Playtain recently opened with success and will continue weekly.
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Jefferson's Historic On Now Enroute
Historic account traces Thomas Jefferson's journey to Philadelphia for the Continental Congress and the Declaration of Independence. The piece notes antique travel by a Virginian figure and references nearby locations and historical context.
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Sesqui Centennial IE-Horse Gig Departs En Route
An elaborately decorated pony gig, part of the sesqui centennial celebration, leaves with an honorary auto escort for Philadelphia today. The convoy will pass through Washington, Baltimore, and Wilmington toward Philadelphia, arriving June 28. Ceremonies with government and state dignitaries precede its enshrinement at the Sesqui Centennial exposition on High Street.
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Plot to Oust Spanish Regime Suppressed in Madrid
Premier Primo de Rivera announced that a seditious plot by retired generals and several army officers aimed at overthrowing the monarchy had been uncovered. Several conspirators were arrested and the government promised vigorous action to enforce restraint and public order. Weyler, long retired, was named among those associated with the scheme.
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Memorial services for Stanford Hose Co observed Sunday
Members of the Stanford Hose Co plan annual memorial services this Sunday. They will assemble at 11 o'clock at the Starford Hose Company rooms to visit and decorate the city cemeteries with straw flowers for all departed firefighters. Special markers are being placed on graves as part of the observance.
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Woman Dies When Car Skids On National Road Near Moeristows
Mrs Pauline Stevens 64 of Springfield was killed when her water filled automobile skidded and overturned on the national road near Moeristows. Her son Fred Bowlaski and his family escaped uninjured, en route to Johnstown Pennsylvania.
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Fiddlers Contest and Dancing Night at Parry Armory
Satire time event at Parry Armory Washington and Mascnvy in June features Infernal Dancing Old and New Style with Mr Jeffs and Miller's. Open to fiddlers of 50 years or more. prizes include 2471 gold, 15 gold, and 810 gold. Doors at 7, concert 745, admission 50. proceeds benefit Wegiver Community Chest.
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Delegates Return From 88th Eucharistic Congress in Chicago
Delegates to the 88th International Eucharistic Congress begin return journeys from Chicago as railroads forecast hundreds of thousands more travelers within 48 hours. The gathering, praised for its organization, saw minor injuries and traffic strains around Mundelein and Chicago while church leaders plan further visits and dedications in St Louis.
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Railroad wreck injures two men in Moasid Pennsylvania
Two men, Joseph Cannon of Wilkes Barre and Casper Morpeth, were injured when a train collided with a house and coal car on the Delaware and Hudson Railroad at Moasid, Pa. Fog remained as railroad officials investigated the accident.
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Fiddlers Flock to Armory for Community Championship
A large crowd is expected as fiddlers from Columbus Spartansburg and nearby towns converge for the annual fiddling championship at the armory Saturday evening. Contestants including Tom Rhodes Fred Hares and Bill Munn compete for prizes and a community chest contribution.
Robbery Suspects Hunt Perkins And Burke In town
Police describe Hunt Perkins and Burke as suspects in a theatre robbery at Rex Confectionery. The pair reportedly fled with cash, candy, and valuables, drove a Chevrolet to Warren, then to Maye before escaping from Little Valle jail. Local officers pursue leads across Randolph and surrounding counties.
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