Rowe resigns as secretary of school board
A special meeting accepted Dr. Rowe's resignation after 34 years of service. J H Narr loX elected collector of taxes for May, salary $80 and bonds of 0,000. Mr Manley named secretary and business manager at 2100 yearly. Wright shows property deeds for Fair Ground deal. new teacher appointed for expanded program.
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E. Manley
Rowe
Aves
Ams
May Ames
Finance
JH Narr Lox Wan
Taxea
Ofice
Manley
Sts
Huginens
Jas. IL. Wright
Sweet
Ames
Wright
Auer
Wall
Pattermin
Irie
M E Sunday School Picnic At Park Wednesday
The First M E Sunday School will hold a picnic at Broke sen Park on Wednesday June 27. Free transportation by street car and boat to the grounds and return will be provided for all members. Those not attending can meet at Columbus. assistance to reach the grounds is planned. Miss Audrey Merte is spending the day at Erie in business.
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M. E
Broke Sen Park
Meniba Rod
Cine
Columbus
Truwtion Lysiding
Audrey Merte
Labor Shortage Cripples Industry Across District
A statewide labor shortage cripples industry in Pennsylvania with estimates showing 40 000 to 70 000 workers could be placed if properly distributed. Cities including Erie Harriburg Johnstown Philadelphia Reading and Scranton report shortages across clerical professional and common labor, with unemployment soaring in several districts.
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Pannsylvania Indir
Corrys and Erie
State Department of Labor and Industry
State Department of Labor and Indusry
Erie
Harriburg
Johnstown
Philadelphia
Tas
Women’s Bureau
Pittsburgh
Scranch
Tabor
Commel
Heat blamed for deadly Brooklyn transit crash
Seven people died and dozens were injured when a subway train toppled from a elevated track in Brooklyn. Investigations by the Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Company and other agencies probe the cause amid intense heat and suspected defects.
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United Press
NEW York
Becaymn
Brooklyn
Brooklyn-Manhattan,Transit Company
Horseshoe Tournament Results At Community Service Courts
Regular league play last night at the Community Service courts near the Journal building produced several notable scores. Kurte defeated Radia tor 44 to 1, Raymond 60 topped Erle R. R. 60, and Tannery No. 334 edged Tannery No. 63. Ajax finished with a 9 point showing.
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Journal Building
Kurte
Radiator
Business Men
Raymond
Erle R. R
Tannery No
Ajax
Dunkirk Man Beattie Spends Day in City
Warry V Beattie of Dunkirk New York spends the day in the city with Attorne y Don F Smith traveling to Erie to spend the day in business.
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Warry V. Beattie
Dunkirk
N.Y
Don F. Smith
Erie
Bitines
Baldwin Sees Need Of Strong Air Force
Premier Stanley Baldwin announced in London that the British government has decided the nation's air power must be offensively strong to deter attack by the strongest air force within striking distance of England.
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London
Sngland
Stanley Baldwin
Wiond
Bishop Gannon to Visit Corry on Wednesday
Bishop Gannon of the Erie diocese will visit Corry Wednesday to administer the sacrament of confirmation at St Thomas and St Elizabeth churches. He will be accompanied by city secretary Rey Pr Gilfoil and Mons. Peter Pauley. The day includes a 4 PM confirmation for a class of eight days and 32 girls plus several adults, with Rev Tracy and Rev Meagher assisting. In the afternoon he will also confer confirmation at St Ellenbern's, followed by a gathering with local clergy and music.
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Jol
Mark Gannon
Erie
Corry
Weity
St.Thomas
St Elizabeth
Gannon
Rey Pr Gilfoil
Rey
Peter Pauley
Enroy
St Thomas Rectory
Gilfoil
Mons
Cauley
Jos
Kunterbidioute
V. J. Reiser
St. Elizabeth
Ehuirch
Mins Hitzel Morell
William Lombard
Ganonon
St Thomas
St. Ellenbern's
Harl
Pr Reiser
Titusville
F. P. Short
Albion
Train No 90 Delayed by Broken Brake Rigging
Train No 90 on the Buffalo and Pittsburgh division of the Pennsy Pittsburgh railroad suffered a brake rigging failure near the city shortly after noon. The incident caused a roughly half hour delay while repairs were made before the train continued to its destination.
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Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Pennayivastia Railroad
Columbus Avenue
Ethel Barrymore Files Divorce Suit in Providence
Famous actress Ethel Barrymore has filed suit for divorce from Russell G Colt, heir to a rubber magnate fortune. The couple wed in 1900 and have three children, now with their mother. Preliminary hearing set for next week as downstate details unfold.
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United
Fred Providence
Ethel Barrymore
Russel G. Colt
Tomn
Samuel P. Colt
Young Colt
Yale
May Barrymore
John
Harding May Outline Plan To Lower Taxes
President Harding, en route to Salt Lake City, is expected to outline a tax reduction plan for the next Congress in a speech tonight. The trip notes improvements in health and spirits, with talk of new voice magnifiers aiding public speaking and a future move away from manuscript delivery.
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Salt Lake City
United
Harding
Salt Lake Wty
Turdling
Firding
Hardi
Washington
Lightning Strikes Home During Severe Storm
Heavy showers and strong winds battered the city as a severe storm raged. The home of George MacDonald south of the city was struck by lightning, knocking out a telephone line and filling a room with smoke while occupants escaped unharmed. The wind toppled poles on East South Street, damaging several houses and disrupting service.
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George MacDonald
Journal
East South Street
Entertain Garand WRLC Interested in Columbus Picnic
The 10 Entertain Garand WRLC group plans to attend a Columbus picnic on Thursday June 28 with Mr Mead and Jennie Uber hosting. A 10 o clock start is suggested and the event aims for a good time. Morrell seeks to visit with daughter Mrs Charley Breidenstein this afternoon and William Morrell will join later. Strohn begins an extended western trip to San Francisco Glazier Park Spokane Wayk Portland and other places and will be away about a month.
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Columbus
Mr. Mead
Jennie Uber
Baker
Adjutant
M. Strohn
San Francisco
Glazier, Park
Spokane
Wayk
Portland
Ore
Strohin
Ontario cyclone claims two lives and heavy losses
United Press report describes a cyclonic storm in Ontario that killed two people, injured many, and caused about 1,000,000 dollars in property damage. towns were plunged into darkness, with demolished homes, crumpled churches, toppled silos, and widespread debris reported along the path of the storm.
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United Prove
Toronto
Ontario
Unusual Record Of Public Service At School Board Meeting
The Board of Education notes the long service of David Rowe as secretary and business manager. Since 1885 he has served the school district for thirty five years, with continuous leadership in district affairs and a lasting commitment to community progress. His resignation is mourned by board members and the town.
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David
Rowe Ny
Rowe
Sirvanit
Uhe
Byard
Piny Grave
Monthers
Te Bony
Education
Thuir
New England Paralyzed by Phone Strike
New England telegraph and telephone operators walk out in a wage dispute. About 7000 workers reportedly quit or were out, while other unions' members remained at posts. Extra police deployed as emergency measures to maintain service, with calls diverted to outlying districts and company warnings about potential fire safety issues.
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United
Boston
New Woughind
Allliuter
Woitay
Eng: Mid Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Theodore Glyn
Citleehs Kay
Lloyd George May Tour of United States and Canada
United Pract reports Lloyd George accepted invitations to deliver speeches in the United States or Canada. The visit may include major cities such as New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Chicago Montreal Buffalo and Niagara Falls with a possible Pacific coast leg to include San Francisco Portland and Vancouver if schedules allow. The trip would be organized under the auspices of a coordinating body and geared to public speaking engagements.
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United
London
Lloyd Gorge
United States
Cumarhage
Prener
George
North Amenea
America
Canada
Pacific Coast
San Franciso
Portraal
Vancouver
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Montreal
Buffalo
Niagara
Fugitives Captured in Sister's Home in Pennsylvania
Fugitives including Robert Hil4, an escapee from Rockview Penitentiary, were captured at his sister’s home in Centre County near Punxsutawney. Deputy Warden Davis and a squad of state police surrounded the residence at daybreak, with others possibly hiding in the area.
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United Press
Penxsutawney
Robert
Tocal
Kang Donogasy
Corry Couple Wed In Erie Wave of Heat
A Corry couple tied the knot in Erie amid a Midwest heat wave that brought heavy showers. The bride Miné Florence Tlargey, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Marvay, and groom Plubert Heerlein, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Heerlein, plan a motor trip before returning home. Heерlein, a University of Akron graduate, and the bride, a graduate of Edinboro Normal School, will begin their life together after the ceremony at Rey Paul Shetley’s residence in Pennsylvania. Coastal storms caused damage as Chicago and other Midwest cities faced rising heat, rain, and tornado-like wind.
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Corry
Midwest
Erie
Rey Paul Shetley
Eric
Florence Tlargey
Ed. Marvay
Plubert Heerlein
Robert Heerlein
Enquity
Heerlein
University of Akron
Ohio
Edinboro Normalsehool
Pistaburgh
United Press
Chicago
Middle West
Wisconsin
Tiana
St. Louis
Detroit
Corry Erie highway link plan expands road network
Erie County officials report multiple road contracts awarded to Charles J. Brye Construction to complete unfinished sections linking Corry and Erie. Concrete paving will extend Route 88 corridor south toward Wattsburg and connect with new sections from Union and Amity townships, aiming for a two directional, near continuous paved route between Erie, Corry, and Union City areas this summer.
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Sidder Vanstrictnt
Erie County
Cory
Pines
Rabte No
Phis Regil
Wiel
Briel Pin Road
Stite Mighwys
Fatsnery
Wadur
Carty
Erie
Welle Valley
Lowell
Wattsbung
Vante
Iain Wanshure
Uninir
Union
Amity
Amite
Venango Township
Jim Feaches
Allee
Lake Pleasant
Wattsburg
Eric
Curry
Enion City
Warteh
Zeppelin to Try Atlantic Flight for Prize of War
United Press reports Germanys latest airship, being built near Friedrichshaven, will attempt an Atlantic crossing in fall or spring and deliver it as a war prize to the United States under treaty terms. The airship will be flown over the ocean once construction nears completion.
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United Presa
Washington
Germany
Atlantic
United States
Zeppelin Company
Ort Prodrichshaven
Genneny
Zeppelin
Seizures of Liquor Stores Aboard Foreign Ships
June 20 in New York reports seizures of beverage liquor stores aboard French and Italian ships docked in New York. Officials will continue action today, seizing liquor other than medical supplies as a matter of routine.
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Afy United Frese
New York
Cintant
Uultine
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