Government acts to break foreign conspiracy against U S
Washington reports say officials warn against seizing foreign ships bringing liquor and insist no policy decision has been made. Treasury and prohibition authorities discuss rumors of a conspiracy to undermine Volstead enforcement while official comment remains cautious and restrained. Immigrant flood expected July 1 as 107,803 entrants planned for fiscal year start. about one third held for inspection, with 20–25 ships docking at Atlantic ports carrying roughly 700 passengers each.
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Washington
Vonigias Jones Haynes
Gilbert
American
United States
Waynes
Ofijte
Haynes
Wasilington
Tyne
Treasury
Foreyn
Fawn
Americain
Nthe Hess
Shidenue
Wis
Iver Baltic
Tughoy
Trenury
Tess Radicatiews
Supreme Court
United Front
W. W. Uisband
Hmmigration
United Press Today
Department of Labor
Department
Husband
PON Third Cies
Atlantic
Ellin Jeland
Moston
Phibatelpha
Providence
Portland
Maine
Appeal for Cherry Pickers Opens Hiring Near Erie
The State Employment Bureau at Erie issued an appeal today for cherry pickers to work around North East. Women and girls over 16 are invited to apply, with instructions to contact the bureau or C. J. Wilson at 14 Franklin Street. Corry residents Mrs. R. Us. Jewell and Frances Grab are noted in local society updates, while Dora Baker of Corry spent time in Warren.
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Erie
North East
State Employment Bureau
Eris
C.J. Wilson
Frankling Street
May Ask Dismissal Of Coal Strike Cases In Indianapolis
Indianapolis May 28 Federal Attorney General Harry M Daugherty is expected to ask the federal court to dismiss conspiracy cases against about 200 riot officials coal operators and corporations tied to the nationwide coal strike two years ago He is conferring with Federal Judge A J H Anderson and is to appear in court for formal action this afternoon
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harry M. Daugherty
United Suitor
A. JH. Anderson
No Cause For Alarm Says Lewis
SCRANTON Pa July 28 True no cause for apprehension says John L Lewis international president of the United Mine Workers before addressing the district convention he outlined the union view on the anthracite situation and wage questions amid rumors the U S Coal Commission warned against a strike but miners leaders did not confirm the report
Chlorine Gas Outbreak at Vulcan Detining Plant
At the Vulcan Detining plant on Neville Island Pittsburgh twenty five workers were overcome by chlorine gas escaping from a tank. Rain and cold air kept the toxic cloud lingering over the island causing residents and campers to suffer exposure and seek aid.
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United Prom
Pittsburgh
Vulcan de Tinning Company
Neville Tiana
Narrow escape as gasoline drum explodes in Clinton street shop
James Anson, a welder in a shop occupying part of the former Safford cycle works on Clinton street, had a narrow escape when a gasoline drum he was working on exploded. He suffered facial and arm burns, glass from the front window was shattered, and the blast knocked him against the building. He was treated at Dr Ribler’s office. The drum belonged to J Lynch of the south side and the heavy steel container exploded with a terrific force. The incident occurred outside the building and could have caused greater damage if inside. The Great Northern Railroad dismisses plans to finance the Dempsey Gibbons fight travel.
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James Anson
Safford Cycle Works
Clinton Street
Angus
Weather Bureau Explains Solar Halos Seen Yesterday
The Weather Bureau explains two quinbow-tinted solar halos seen around the sun for over an hour yesterday. Inner halo at 22 degrees radius with red inner edge and yellow green center, outer ring at 46 degrees radius, visible especially in summer. Halos form from sun rays refracted by cirrostratus clouds, signaling storms as cirro stratus travel ahead of storm fronts.
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Scormg
Corruites
United States Weather Bureau of
Toro
Yureau
Major changes in motor traffic laws announced
State highway patrol gains new powers including search and seizure for infractions and stolen vehicles. Drivers face mandatory licensing exams after March 1924 for new applicants, with renewals tied to prior licensure. Arrest appeals allowed in courts, new license plate process via department applications and checks, and dealer tags limited only by fee increases to 26 dollars for two vehicles and 10 dollars for each additional vehicle.
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Li Way
Paul D. Wright
Highway Patel
Justice of the Peace
Larreshrg
Uwever
Wright
Wwe
Bold Robbery At Philadelphia Hotel Reports Theft
Two bandits bound and gagged clerks and a bellboy at a Philadelphia hotel early today. They looted the safe and cash register of about $200 before escaping, with staff held at gunpoint during the robbery. One clerk freed himself after about a minute and alerted police.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Corry Man 10 Leave Friday on Hundredth Coast Trip
Corry man A.M. Dugard plans a coast voyage on his hundredth trip, departing Friday from Base Levine streets toward Seattle and Vancouver. The veteran pilot will test a new locomotive shipment and oversee a lumber industry journey, with stops in Oregon Washington and British Columbia.
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Corry Man
A.M. Dugard
Levine Streets
Lmnterest
Vite
Tacoma
Vancouver
Uwe
Oregon
Seattle
Alinteey
Comet
Coaet
Ibs Coiyl
Te Jugal Company
Haicwso
St Paul
Engynes Wiehe
Howards
Plans for Big Fourth of July Celebration in Corry
The Corry community plans a large citywide Fourth of July celebration with an all day program at the park. Attractions include a parade with decorated vehicles, athletic events, boxing, base ball, traps shooting, horseshoe pitching, a street carnival, band and choral performances, and a fireworks finale at sunset. Community committees call for volunteers and entries, with details to be published in tomorrow’s Journal.
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Corry
al Impanosd
Unis
Oulsing
Inet
Ain
Manmoth Automobile
Giridtesvill
Comanique ii
Gohl Prives
Dowty
Community Service
Wedl
Intentiai
Tule
Latowns
Jms Tosmorrow
City guests attend Fredonia High School commencement
John Hall of Philadelphia arrived as Esther Parker’s guest in Columbus Myx. Dallas Middaugh of Mendville and Mr and Mrs W N Rowe joined the group in Fredonia Tuesday evening for the Fredonia High School commencement where their nephew Bruce Middaugh graduated.
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John, Hall
Philadelphia
City
Esther Parker
Columbus
Myx
Dallas Middaugh
Mendville
W. N. Rowe
Fredonia
Fredonia High School
Bruce Middaugh
Illuminated flash signals at crossings project in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg June 28 Deputy Secretary of Highways William H Pannell urged railroad heads in Pennsylvania to cooperate on erecting automatic flash signals at grade crossings. The plan calls for fifty percent of initial costs with maintenance by the department. Several railroads said they will attend a conference in Harrisburg within days to decide.
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Harrisburg
Ab Numeri Railroad Corpora
Bennsivania
William H Pannell
Highwa
Ir Railraads Yivnula Department of Hintnengs
Isininar
Gray Crossings
Publey Hoe Omunionian
Department of Highways
Railroads of
Pennsylvania
Grace Crossings
Connell
Rail Board Seeks Enforcement of Clearance Decisions
The United States Railroad Board asks Congress to empower concrete action against the Pennsylvania Railroad for defying directives. The plan targets wage terms and freight handling privileges, with the Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks and other unions cited as resisting imposed conditions. The case centers on contempt of the Supreme Court and potential government intervention to ensure compliance.
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United States Labor Board
Congress
Pennsylvania Railroad
UHS Crinies
United States Railroad
Tata
Deelstory
Tia Ogiiniy Yulin
Congrien
UF Soto
Palluoel
Palleon
Ess
Rand
United States Supreme Cowir
Tustay
Sleviston
Seven Die As New Jersey Auto Crashes Claim Four More
A sequence of Atlantic City area crashes leaves seven dead and six seriously injured. Victims include Terry Nichols and Andrew Warnes, with Albert Comstock driver of one car among the injured. The three-vehicle wreck at Main and Thompson streets trapped passengers beneath debris and sent survivors to Atlantic City hospitals.
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Parsons
Terry Nichols
East Oraige
Auiver
Snr
Andrew Warnes
Newark
Grace Montenys
E. J Ellis
Cathleen B.boles
Pleasantville
S.J
Albert 1
Comstock
Ageie
Trivisire
Albert 1. Comstocks
Atha Tieity
Mary Comstock
Eleaner Moore
Atlantic City
Main
Ada Clinger
Margaret Moor
Emily Comstock
Elizabeth Walton
Atlantic
Mary Kramer
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Lewis
Scranton
Clinton St.James
Angus Narowly
ST. Paul
Mini
Great Northern Railroad
Royoue
Dempsey Gibbons
Shalby
Mant
Ralph Buds
Thiciy Trudd
Great Northern
Weather Bureau
New Jersey
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