WESTERN RAILROAD STRIKE SHAKES FARES AND PAY RATES
United Press reports a pivotal railroad strike day with major implications for freight rates and wages. An estimated 100 million dollars in annual freight-rate impact and 134 million dollars in annual wages are at stake for about 400000 shop workers including machinists blacksmiths and welders as orders specify a strike starting Saturday.
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United Press
Chicago
Eait
Imon
Hulrop Forgers
Littlermakers
Ole Ieiany
Ehr
Maintenance of Way Workers Lead Nationwide Walkout
A massive walkout begun by maintenance of way workers across major lines with reports of up to 200 000 participants. Detroit clerks counted votes in favor of a strike while Chicago leaders prepared a walkout and Washington officials debated rejecting wage cut demands.
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United Prose
Chicago
Phe
Detroit
Brotherhood of
Uteatuye
Chiago
Mt Fawell
Ameren Federatinn
Jowell
Orhit
Union City firm to open cream station in this city
The Union Produce company of Union City to open a cream station in Corry, leasing a building for a year. Directors Charles Re Dayiyy Crawford My Wavely and Milton M Rone will operate, paying farmers the highest market price weekly for milk from about 150 dairies and shipping to Youngstown Ohio. They will also buy peaches apples and potatoes and run a full line of field crops. Str Wonely to supervise the new dairy business and will relocate here with his family.
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Union Produce Company
Union City
Corry
Charles Re Dayiyy Crawford
Wavely
Milton M Rone
Gener Pr Dune
Qed
Youngstowi
Ohio
Finn
Ant
Str Wonely
Union City Tot Fatally Hurt in Tragic Accident
Union City residents mourn a one year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs John Bartvin, after a heavy stone boat toppled on him near his Smiley Street home during a wet morning incident. The child died at the scene, with authorities investigating conditions around the fort used for shipping and transport in Union City.
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Union City
iKinersi Verviers
Yortontay
Blova
John Bartvin
Hn Smiley
Willwarlle Wittsbury
Union State
Benea
Advance Chautauqua Superintendent Arrives for July Festival
C H Newland advance superintendent of the Colt Author Chautauqua arrives in Corry to lead the advertising campaign for a seven day festival beginning Wednesday. He will address a meeting of guarantors ticket sellers and others at 8 pm tonight at the Municipal Building to outline the program and duties.
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C.H. Newland
Corry
Chautauqua
Newland
Chantauaia
Corry Grange Set to Convene This Saturday
Corry Grange will meet on Saturday afternoon with a full agenda. Items include community agriculture topics, local events, and discussions on rural ideation. Attendees listed include Mr Harton and Mr Walt Rupert of Pomona.
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Corry Grange
Corry
Harton
Department of Agriculture
Department of the Tnterion
A. D. Whitey
Reading
Walt Rupart
Pamona
Corry Boy Weds Philadelphia Girl in City
Frank Wellian son of Mrs Philip Bayley marries Miss Ethel Addins of Philadelphia at her home on Wednesday June 28. Ward relatives and friends attend as congratulations pour in from the city.
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Ward
Frank Wellian
Philip Bayley
Ethel Addins
Philadulplan
Vesterday
Wettinar Ward
Southwest murder case goes to jury
Stillwater Oklahoma June 9 jury hearings begin in a murder trial involving Jurl Gordons a student accused of killing a fellow student at Hed Dust Holidays The trial features witnesses Hetty Bristow and Saraly Bristow while Euan Rogen Billott and Gapain Mo HL Gomi are mentioned among visiting relatives and local names appear throughout the fragment obtained from the courthouse page.
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United Prets
Stillwater
Keely Apprehended After Forgery Suspects Nabbed in Warren
State troopers arrested Cay Kelly alias John Jones in Spartansburg following a breakthrough in a forgery ring. Investigations tied Kelly to theft and check fraud across Spring Cruel Spartansburg and Warren County, with charges retried by the May term grand jury.
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Turin
Broomfeld Township
Spartansburr
Cay Kelty
Warren
Age Kelly
Tva
Spring Cruel
Spartansburg
Fay Warrett
John Tones
Kelly
George Weed
Weed
Justice Thompson
Thin City
Hoing
John Jones
Fars
Jon
Warren County
Piano Recital by Mrs Shoop Pupils at Her Home
Pupils of Mrs Shoop perform a piano recital at her Hast South Street home assisted by Mrs Henie Street. The program includes duets and solo pieces such as The Fairy Queen and Love of Thee, with performers including Julie Ath, Alice Briggs Welling, Myrtle Vitlings, and Mary Moran among others.
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Pitino
Band Concert in Park Tonight Sparks Community Involvement
A park band concert tonight at 8 o'clock kicks off a series arranged by the Community Service Council. Emerson Stone will lead folk songs and readings, with performances by the American Legion band under GB Bennett and a program including marches and overtures from composers such as Taylor, Myers, Vander sloot, and Chi Gounad.
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Y Park
Emerson Stone
Community Service Council
American Legion
Bennett March
New Annapolis
Taylor
Waldveuxel
Palace of Tose
Vanderside
Cheems
Three Men Injured In Waterford Auto Crash
Three men were injured when an automobile overturned twice on Waterford road near Erie. Injured are Warner Blakeslee, Vincent Leonette, and A Me Askondwier. Blakeslee hospitalized then returned home. other details describe severe facial cuts and head injuries.
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Waterford
Waterford Road
Warner Blakeslee
Vincent Leonette
Garman St
Me Askondwier
Levey
Farulsey
Biakeslee
Waterford Hospital
Erie
Oils Decline on Exchange Amid Market Turbulence
The oil market showed widespread declines in New York trading as rumors and fresh selling pressured groups. Traders cited Standard Oil and related holdings as heavy sellers amid rumors of unfavorable developments affecting oil stocks and the general market tone.
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Usy United Trensy
New York
IARGO
N. D
Porter J. McChumbye
North Digkota
Fragmn
Ation
Standard Ol
Storks
Another U S Oil Camp Taken by Mexicans
Six Americans are held captive by bandits after an oil camp seizure in Mexico. The State Department moves to secure the release of the men who are among a larger group of 45 persons captured in the raid, with efforts focused on diplomatic and safety measures.
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U.S
State Department
Forty Held a Cortez Camp Are Released
United Press reports forty Americans seized at a Cortez camp near Tampico were released after bandits threatened further captures. State Department officials said whether the captives were harmed remains unclear as a separate incident involving an American oil camp was also reported.
Harrisburg May June 20 politics reshuffle and election note
The bulletin notes Freder Burkhardt succeeding William Ellie as chair of the Home Circle in Harrisburg for 11 seats at the election. Marion reports a grand jury set for July to investigate the Wallin Poi mime case. Irish tensions and a Kansas City strike orders update from Brotherhood of Ballermakers and Ip Hulls of America.
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United Pros
Harrisburg
Fred Burkhardt
Mead Tile
Yma Aleetert
Dent
Protected Home Circle
Sestur
William Ellie
Pitts Marth
Te Séssiony
Thie City
Marion
Ite
Tharoyrell
Wallin
Kansas
Hee
Ine International
Brotherlwnel
Ballermakers
Ip Hulls
America
Auto collision leaves veteran conductor badly hurt in crash
In Ford County a railroad conductor Iviethe Vorevthl suffered serious injuries when a car, driven by an unidentified party, collided with a windshield and vehicle components. He was rushed to hospital with injuries described as serious. the other vehicle’s driver reportedly escaped with minor harm.
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DL A. Woleben
Iviethe
Violetion
Berlin
Yeenst Toole
Ford
Walter
Child shot after taunt at Missouri store
A 21 year old boy on a Toy 21 day was shot in RansanPlty Mo when Frank Parramon an importer from Carrara taunted him with monkey face before the fatal shot. The assailant Borge Hurlbert was identified and charged.
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Ransan
Frank Parramon
Phoenix Flyers to Make Flights Here
Passenger carrying air fights will be made from the Verne Triscuit by a captain Titany. A stint performer shot and wounded Philip Seatorayis at the old fair ground property. The girl arrested after the shooting remains in city jail today.
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Verne
Triscuit
United Preas
Titany
Punnsutawney
Soret - Hutan
Slaredevil
Rove Luce
Voli
Jilhy
Perhapa
Phoenix
Philip Seatorayis
Tria
Old Fair Ground
Sengen
Mty- Jail
Ovlit
Auto Collision Claims Five In Altoona Area
Five people suffered injuries or death after a car crash near Hollidaysburg early today. William M Temple died, John Sheep is dying, and four others are hospitalized with injuries as authorities investigate how the auto wreck occurred.
Fate of Irish Free State in Balance
The article describes Irish Free State troops clashing with opponents in Dublin amid a tense standoff. Public street scenes and police mobilizations are noted as crowds watch the confrontation unfold. Several soldiers are described as either killed or wounded in the fighting.
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Irish Free State
Stanford Hose Company installs modern radio equipment
Erie branch experts from Western Electric tested the new amplifier for the Stanford Fire station. The device, installed June 1st, enhances broadcasting quality and reception for city services and local stations. The upgrade involved crews from Suburban and Cleveland amid demonstrations and payment arrangements completed last night.
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Wantorn
Stanford Flose
Western Elects
Poehieh
Jc Westert
Bieth Tory
Sils
Erie
Vunowe
Nove
Focal Contitieut
Olpany
Thaiye
Notanie
Jay Uy
Gaia
Married at High Noon at Emmanuel Episcopal Chapel
Miss Marion Barlow Sackett, daughter of Mrs. Sadie M. Sackett, wed Teruel Henry Felts of New York at Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Rev. Mi Ashton officiated as guests witnessed a formal ceremony and a reception followed at Mrs. Sackett’s Wart Street home. The couple plans to reside in New York City after a honeymoon along the St. Lawrence River.
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Emmanuel Episcopal
Marion Barlow Sackett
Sadie M. Sackett
Prainkehiet Street
Teruel Henry Felts
New York
Mi Ashton
Goyti Bil
May Nevin
Heather
Afri
Amés
Wart Street
St. Lawrence River
Yad
New York City
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