Erie Democrats caucus to name county city slate at Hotel Lawrence
Erie county Democrats gather at the Hotel Lawrence in Erie to select a county and city ticket amid almost full turnout. The meeting plans to set candidates for sheriff, controller, and jury commissioners with notable competition for Erie city council and mayor, while Corry and other committees prepare to attend, signaling a tense race for county offices tonight.
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Corry
Lawrence
Erie County
Erie
Eie County
Chatman
Arthur Colegrove
Corry Clty
Arle
Erry
Jnie Alate
Anil
Cleveland
Ely
W. G. Stroble
Lakel
Grand Lodge Officers Feted at Hotel Cory Dinner
Grand Lodge officers of Quemuers of Jonathan Wade No 085 were hosted by local members at the Hotel Cory. Paul Wagner as Grand Master and other officers attended en route to Waterford for a district meeting. About four hundred attendees from county lodges gathered for the Waterford meeting and degree conferral.
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Quemuers
Jonathan Wade
Hotel Cory
Wnde
Waterford
Paul Wagner
HE Robinson
Depty
C. L. Price
William L. Heiston
Charles M. Moore
Charge Loyalists In Plot To Start War
Rome reports that Irish loyalists allegedly rammed and sank the Capo Pino, a Tiallan steamship lost last week in the Dardanelles. A similar attempt against another Italian ship three months prior is cited, with Popolo Di Hama noting plausible premeditated plans by the Yawneja Meds Loyalists to provoke international conflict.
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Stewart Brown
United Press Star
Rome
Tiallan
Dardanelles
Ya- Wneja Meds
Loyalista
Popolo di Hama
Three California children kidnapped by unknown captor
United Press report from Inglewood California says Olive Wverbit aged 11 and two younger sisters were abducted. Police Captain Ed Mulroe identified a suspect from photographs and described him as an ex sailor with prior charges. The three girls were lured from Cantinela Park by an unidentified person who frequented the area.
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United Press Inglewhod
Val
Une
Olive
Leday -Ilentiem
Teighbop
Ed Mulroetv
Fvom Pictures
Cantinela Park Hare
Tramp Struck and Killed by Erie Train No 6
An eastbound Erie passenger train struck transient John Edward Shea 45, as he attempted to reach Jamestown from Corry. He died instantly on the Chadakola river trestle near Bul Fao Street. Coroner Henry Wadsworth will assess the death as accidental.
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Erie Rail
Corry
John Edward Shea
Cincinnati
Jamestown
Chadakola River
Bul Fao Street
Shea
Shaw
Henry Wadsworth
Lakewood
Salamsaca
My Shea
President to Attend Son's Wedding on June 30
President Roosevelt plans two days of work in Washington before leaving for Wilmington Delaware for his son Prandin J. Roosevelt’s wedding to Ethel du Pont. He will spend a week at Hyde Park New Jersey for rest and return June 6 to review national events and throw out the opening ball at the All Star game.
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Frederick Oechsner
United Press
Xerli
Nazi Gery
Spain
International Chamber of Commerce
Gol-Gen
Herman Goering
Ale
Frehren
Adolf Hiner
Germany
Transcenu
League of Nations
Taty
Ethiopia
Alsimar Schacht
Reichsbaml
Goering
Hiller
Leipzig
Washington
Roosevelt Schedulai
Prandin J
Ethel du Pont
Wilmington
Bel
Tohla Hyde Park
Acculs
Avlendine
Lyle G. Wilson
Sta
Roosevelt
Congressack
Chesapeak Bay
Min Steosevelt
Congress
Pennsylvania Republicans plan meeting on chair resignation
Pittsburgh report says the Republican state executive committee will meet in Pittsburgh on Thursday to consider the resignation of Harvey Taylor as state chairman and to discuss the party registration problem. Edward Green, acting chairman, announced the agenda.
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Pittsburgh
Republican State Executive Committee
Harvey Taylor
Repubican
Edward Green
Pennsylvania
Relief Bill Agreement Reached By Conference Officials
Washington June 28 conference leaders on the 1.5 billion relief appropriation bill reached agreement and said they hoped the report would pass both houses today and be sent to the White House for approval.
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Washington
House
Senate Tottas Ani
White House
Sharpsville Man Killed by Automobile
Sharon Pa June 28 Wells Wheeler a Sharpaville man died yesterday in Buhl hospital from injuries suffered Saturday when struck by an automobile. He was 68 and a machinist at Sharpaville boiler works. Police said the driver was Thomas Toddall Dr 20 of Sharon.
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Sharon
Wells Wheele
Sharpaville Goune
Railroad Pension Tax Bill Approved by Senate
Washington June 28 The senate today passed and sent to the White House the railroad retirement tax bill to provide funds to administer the railroad pension system adopted by Congress that week. Blast injuries fatal Sharon Pa June 28 Injuries suffered last Tuesday in an explosion at a local bottling plant proved fatal yesterday to Clifford Browning age 1 of Farrell.
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United Press
Washington
Sens
White House
Railroad Retirement Taxi
Congress
Sharon
Clid Browning
Farrell
Extension of Federal Merit System Proposed by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt's committee on government reorganization urged extending the merit system to nearly all federal positions. A single administrator and a seven member non salaried board would replace the current civil service commission. The bill aims at merit based examinations and nonpartisan certification for government staff.
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Washington
Federal — Civil Service Commission
Roosevelt
Ala
Roosevelt holds line on court shift at conferences
President Roosevelt kept firm against judiciary reform during three day Democratic jamboree on a Chesapeake Bay island. He signaled possible adjournment to September 7 as debates over the New Deal and bank termination proposals continued behind the scenes.
Vandenberg Aims Broad Wagner Act Amendments
Sen Arthur H Vandenberg Republican Michigan proposed aye amendments to the Wagner act to curb quickie walkouts and foreign purges while expanding the act to let both employers and workers demand elections under the National Labor Relations Board to determine collective bargaining representatives It allows post election or contract termination elections by either party and signals potential broader reforms.
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United Press
Washington
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R. Mich
Kay
Vandenberg
Ional Barrelations Board
Grasshopper Scourge Spurs Denver Farmers Action
June 28 Western Colorado farmers unite to combat a grasshopper plague expanding across an area the size of Delaware and Rhode Island. They deploy poison and muster labor to aid distribution as a flood control bill advances in Washington. The House flood control committee approves a revised Ohio river basin project totaling 24,877,000.
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Denver
Colorado
Agether
Delaware
Rhode Island
Ita
Washington
House
Ohio River
Burglars Steal 50000 In Gems From Stray Home
Police probe a Metropolitan-area burglary after a bandit looted a country home of Percy Strants of New York, taking jewelry valued at about 50000. Entry appeared planned via a balcony and mailroom window, with a watchful theft through several rooms.
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Chester
Percy
Strants
You
Yerme
Sieiny
Phe Turglay
Wintow
Federal income, expenses higher in 1987
Treasury statistics indicate the federal government’s 1987 fiscal year will close with a larger deficit than previously estimated. The latest revised bulge shows a widening gap as April’s figures suggest outcomes under the new White House budget and the administration’s policies.
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Sandor
Klein
United Press Star
Washington
Treasury
Toley
Warnes
Treasury Taclalon
Edinboro Youth Dies After Train Collision
YNNEAUT Ohio time 28 Wienny Te Cov er ine consrlousness Rudolph Cuben 18 of Edinboro Pa died at Brown Memorial Hospital from injuries suffered Friday when struck by a westbound passenger train in Springfield Township Pa A Cleveland of Baldwin Construction Co employed on a new subway and pavement project on Route 5 Pennsyl vania Route 9 The railway work was completed this week and the new highway opened to traffic.
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Cuben
Edinboro
Brown Memorial Hospital
Springfield Township
Baldwin Constriction Go
Pennsylvani
Roosevelt Signs CCC Bill to 1940 Extension
President Roosevelt signed the bill extending the Civilian Conservation Corps to June 30, 1940. He sent Congress an estimated $350,000,000 appropriation to fund war provisions for the 1998 fiscal year.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
Congress
79th District Meeting Names New Board in City
Delegates at the 79th District meeting in town named a new board amid Townsend Townson Townsents plea for unity and loyalty to his plan. Despite internal strife and bolters, supporters pledged allegiance, praising Dr Townsend’s vision while noting a broader push to preserve governmental order and constitutional norms. The convention, chaired by Temporary Chairman N. Wil son, included addresses by Mrs. Chan N. Crnsby and others, and was deemed a local success with Townsend leaders expressing satisfaction.
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Brantis H. Townsen
Townsend
Lown Semujtes
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Cunison
Townsend Atam
Mme Belive
Chania N. Crnsby
Medville
Renee Brooks
Eric
Artes
Bew
Trion
Conny
W. IN
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Kid
Roy Bunefis
Riley
Tua Rina
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Monsvile
Hay Revert
Linesville
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Linton City
Ray Bondell
Whterford
Charis
Cent
Weslayville
U.N. Billings
A. GiluLtn
Cambridge Springs
Wnil
A.M. North Run
Nort East
PJ. Barber
Joan
Chalyynn
A. Kuhl
Pine Carne High
Perit Val Clit
Mixa Amel
Ypmwr
Corry Townsend Stiliv
Towngentl
German warships return from Spain to Germany
Dover reports German cruisers Leipzig and Koeln with four destroyers pausing east of Dover and a submarine sighting off the Devon coast as they head home. Authorities believe Britain is withdrawing its ships from Spanish waters.
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England
Leipzig
Koeln
Devonshire
Germany
Bellef
Disorder at Youngstown and Johnstown as steel strike widens
Cleveland June 28 reports show federal efforts to settle the steel strike collapsed. National Guardsmen and police tried to shield mills in Ohio and Pennsylvania while workers returned to plants. In Youngstown a 48 hour lull turned with workers returning to work as plants reopened. Violence flared in Bethlehem steel, with pickets beating two men as troops kept order and operations resumed at several mills.
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Wiahington
Labor
Trinces Perkins
Ohio-Pennsylvania
Fe Mill
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Urelas Stedlaw
Bethhilvan Stuy
Udi
Youngstown
Norma Pickol
Dwindi
Ohio
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Republic
Sheel
Thby
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Witiren
LLG
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Halsey
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Calley
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Ovid
Mali Enteinie To Tie Caumpbull Hit In Yhuaystuwn
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Opontius
Vne
Shoot
Stathers Phink Ue
Raerr
National
Youngstown Mills
NIT
Ehoet & ‘Mabe Company
Youngatown
Iornstown
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