Railroads Restored to Owners Amid Labor Board Appeal Urged
United Press report from Wallington dated March 1 describes railroad assets being returned to private ownership as government operation ends. President Wiley E. Tate McRuray announces plans to appeal to a new labor board. executives prepare to unwind wartime controls and finalize management shifts.
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United Press Wallington
Wiley Ery Tate McRuray
Staten
Holle
Wadod Teituy
Yale
Viakuis
IMMA
Wilowangey
Cummlis
Warlington
Joie Towlers
Attela
Aluriutiine
Lees
Campaign for Funds for Ball Team Initiated
The notes describe a campaign to raise money for a local ball team. It notes efforts by the management to solicit support, outlines planned fundraisers, and mentions potential matches or events at Shinty Parkers with hints of scheduling and twilight play.
Nation League Council Called Amid Unclear Prose
A garbled notice from United Prose announces a Nation League Council meeting in Paria. The text is unclear with many misspellings, but references a summoned assembly and a barony context. No definite date or location details are readable.
Parker to Open New Movie House Soon
Manley Parker announced plans to open a temporary film theatre after a sensational Saturday setback. The project includes a four-company venture to erect a modern, adequate complex within a year, with operations expected to begin in thirty to forty days and a full reopening at a new location soon.
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South Strout
Manley Parker
Ivalve
Parker
Mr. Mosienger
Guignon
Wight
Deoparte
Wawa
Sympathy Strike Fails in France Amid Labor Tensions
Reported by United Press as a sympathy strike in France collapses after the union federation refuses to extend support. The situation leaves workers without broad moral backing while the government maintains a cautious stance on the unrest and supply issues.
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United Preas Pare
Sarah
Federation Weil
Mexican Killed by U S Patrol Sparks International Tension
A Mexican national was killed by a United States patrol amid cross border clashes. The incident prompted official inquiries as Mexican authorities reported casualties and the attacking party withdrew. The event occurred during ongoing tensions and responses from both sides.
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U.S
EL Parg
Ona
Gnotban
Iro Ak
Surogila Muir
United States
Mexican ‘Party
Union Five Comes Here For Title Tilt
United Press reports Union Five from the Walon area will face Keynton in a March title game. The Keyntons lineup includes UTDOAN and Bowen forwards Williams and Tolky with injuries reported after a clash involving several players. Game details are limited due to scattered OCR text.
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Athletle Association
Keyntonen
Keyntons
Bereral Leop
Bundean
Williams
Public urged support for Archie Thompson Post Legion fundraiser
A campaign push urges citizens to contribute five dollars each to establish Archie Thompson Post American Legion. Volunteers call for sixty five public spirited donors to back the service men, urging immediate phone pledges to Bell 420 Union headquarters and stressing appreciation for those who served while others stayed home. Let's wind the campaign up now.
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Archie Thompson
American Legion
Commitferce
Bell 420
Union
Corry
Wellejus Buys Bakery to Expand Bread Line
Wellejus has purchased the Pie Anderwan Bakery on East Washington Street and plans to operate the plant formerly part of Crown Baking Company. The new owner, Wellesly, will restore a first class bread line, expand products, and modernize equipment at the Youngaville plant to support a revived baking operation.
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Youngaville
Wellesly
State Police Hunt Slayer in Fatal Robbery
Greensburg March 1 United Press reports police hunted Tony Radebia, 17, suspected in a knifing and robbery that left Lavella in critical condition. Authorities say the suspect fled through a field toward a nearby area while Lavella was wounded and another victim Lovett was bound and gagged during the incident. A subsequent pursuit traced the suspect near Huron as police described a chaotic crime scene and a plan to obtain money for a mother’s health needs in New York.
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United Press
Greensburg
Tony Radebia
Uae
Lavella
Atute
Radetta
Lovett
Huron
Lovella
New York
Alabama Senator Banklvad Dies in Washington
United Press reports Senator Banklvad of Alabama died in Washington March 1. Born April 18 in Moscow Alabama, he graduated from the University of Alabama and Georgetown University, studied law, and served in the Senate representing the 6th Alabama district. A Democrat, he resided in Tuscaloosa.
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United Pron
Marsh
Banklvad
Alabama
Todas
Moscow
Alabamm
Georgetown
Tonth Albani
Death of John Ryan
John Ryan died last evening at the Corry hospital after a prolonged illness. He was survived by his mother Mrs. Ry Jan, a sister Heather Jerry of Long Island New York, and an infant daughter. The family was summoned from Long Rady for the funeral, and services will be held at Bl Patrick’s church with burial in Bl Patrick’s cemetery.
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John
Pateicl
City Commission to address mounting city pollution woes
The City Commission will convene this evening to hear from Department heads and the public on the LRT project fallout and growing pollution complaints. Officials pledge new recommendations to guide city handling of the matter amid widespread discontent with current management and a push for decisive action.
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Wiilée
Penilomas
India
Tinwarisalt
Wien
New Erie Judge Sworn In Amid Courtroom Ceremony
In Erie, Willan F. Hirk was sworn in as judge in a formal oath ceremony attended by the Erie County Bar Association. The event occurred at 11 in the morning in a vault room adjacent to the courthouse, with officials and attendees noting the significance of the moment as Hirk prepared to assume the post.
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Erie
Willan F. Hirk
Eris
Tyiuda
Thursisburge
Nis -Ome
Audigy Hart
Notable Supreme Court Action Reported In Washington
March 1 dispatches detail Supreme Court activity with brief notes from Browneville and Alexandria. The American Federation of Labor announces halted postal rail remarks and a scheduled test in Chicago and Miami, reflecting ongoing labor and legal developments.
Erie R R Plans Announced By Regional Appointments
A dated notice outlines Erie R R plans for private ownership and regional operation, listing regional managers and new appointments effective March 1. It names Edward J. Amy as Freight Trangle Manager New York and multiple other managers for New York Hornville Oh in and Chicago regions, with a February 28 update for order changes.
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Erle
Tows
New York
J. I Mawsall
Hornvll
Te BE
Woollritt
Ohin
W. A. Baldwins
Welles
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Isa
JT. C Powell
Edward J. Amy Hel
Kale
Walline
James B. Ford
Freight Trafic
Hiensgo
Andrew KK. Storris
Goa
Larry P. Bell
Porelgn Freight Trafic
Alfred G. Moors
Teo A. Canning
States regulate all gas rates say Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court decided that state governments may regulate all gas rates by utility companies. The ruling applies to interstate and intrastate gas distributors and could lower rates in towns across southwestern New York. The decision affects Jamestown and nearby towns, altering pricing dynamics for gas customers.
Harrisburg Man Wounded in Russia Open Bids for Highway
Harrisburg man wounded in Russia bid for a highway project. The state highway department announced nearly 142 miles of Aurible highway construction to be let March 2 and 2h, with work planned on major routes including an Erie county property parcel on Route No 4 near LoBocul and Waterfont.
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Harrisburg
Russia
Uhu State
Hhvy
Erie County
LoBocul
Waterfont
County Political Pot Is Boiling In Local Spring Primaries
County party organizations gear up for spring primaries with registration days set for April 2 and May 18 for the county and state races. Nominations for president, U S senator, congressman, and state judicial posts will be filed March 16, while several contenders announce plans to seek Republican and Democratic nominations. Names mentioned include councilman Kinney and Commissioner Othar, with speculation linking Lidbel and Iitts to key posts and talk of a Santa province race.
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Uie
Coemlalonera
Prite
Tormy Diabriny
Vcurivy
Ani Weetide
Aint
Asxomitslymanis Sielillling
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Ily Konlor
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Iitts
Sre
Kinney
Ant County
Othar Nat
Prohibition Fight Moves to Court Ahead of Summer Recess
Washington March 1 Proponents of repealing or challenging the 18th Amendment and the Volstead Act press for a Supreme Court decision before recess. Attorneys for dry states seek restraining orders and argue legal questions on state rights, enforcement powers, and what constitutes intoxicating liquor under federal law.
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Minelea
Minwaukiee
Mare
Shidge 1
A. Geiger
Mul
Maullowon Pradiuls Company
Anjunefini
Telent
Itn Amnus
Wireingin Broworles
Enn Transapturs
Fateral Supreme Court
Antony Nieuestidin
Ohio
Valsteail
Mongross
Vine Congress
Weveral
Charles EB. Waghey Jy
A T and T Reports Big Earnings
New York March 1 The earnings of the American Telephone and Telegraph company for the year 10M were 80,000,000 while the dividends amounted to 19,000,000 according to the annual report released today.
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York
American Telegraph Ud Telephone Company
Small Fire at Phoenix Hotel Sparks Quick Extinguishing Effort
A passerby dropped a lit cigarette or lighter in coal near the Phoenix Hotel causing burlap and a blanket to ignite. The blaze grew briefly but was quickly controlled with chemical aid, causing little damage beyond scorching.
Reverend Beatty Declines Call in Undated Note
Fragmentary OCR records show Reverend Beatty declining a call or assignment. The garbled text mentions a Reverend Wandyeuet or of Whent, with unclear context. No dates, places, or institutions are readable enough to confirm specifics.
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Biatty
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