Phillips Will Offer Raymond In Race For Assembly
Phillips, a Northeastern fruit grower and bank director, enters the race for the assembly seat in the vast county district opposing Laverge Raymonyd. He campaigns with Republican backing after petitions were filed, while other candidates including Archie Phillips and Joseph R. Zeisenfieim join the field from the west bounty district and North Fact 1 area.
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Wittir
Tushtee
Fae Assembly
Finkeening
Sahilina
Tiberi
Ole Merkee
William J. Muwrisna
West Side
Herlet
Assembly Aman
Wwe
Philips
Ate Y Westerséelloy
Assembly
Noviti Rust
Harbororeels Tnsurance Company
Phillitis
Joseph R. Zeisenfieim
West Bounty
Pr Blair
Milton Shreveller
Break Window Stolen Jewelry At McKinney Store
Washington May 1 United Press reports a burglary at a jewelry store where a window was broken to gain entry. Thirteen trays of rings bracelets and other pieces valued at about SKK were stolen, including forty gold quarters.
Four Arrests In Strike Parade In Passaic New Jersey
Passaic New Jersey reports four arrests during a march of about 33 000 workers outside a worsted mill. Police intervened as a group attempted to present a 12 member picket line. arrests followed a singing pro test. Officials say the plant will reopen Wednesday after arbitration talks as workers return to work.
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Passaic
Wes Sinoly
Ifelic Poneresi
Oil City Faces Water Famine Amid Rising Flood Threat
Water supplies dwindle at Oil City as pumphouse holds five feet of floodwater and reservoir near depletion. City officials abandon hope of pumping out the excess while observers note limited flood risk ahead. Authorities seek aid from Pittsburgh and nearby towns to avert a water shortage.
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Prinicipal
Taye
Tre
Brandon
Kingua
Warrén
Hearing on Bus Line Application in Harrisburg
Hearing before the Public Service Commission centers on Erie County Bus Lines request to extend passenger service from Union City to Peory. Attorneys Miles Robins and Lord Murphy represent the owner line while Pennsylvania and Erie fuilndad Companies oppose. Favorable action would grant two hours of daily service along the full route, with Union City to Erie operation cited as successful. A decision on the Erie operator’s application is expected within two weeks.
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Union City
Corry
Poneiduratie
Politic Service Commission
Erie County
Union Lite
Peery
Miles Bobins
Wird Murphy
Pennnsylvania
Erie Fuilndad
Haterest
Father and Sons Placed on Trial in Embezzlement Case
United Press reports from Pittsburgh that William P Sossony and his two sons Leo and William face a criminal trial over alleged embezzlement of about 101000 from a former organization and 13085 from the Carnegie and Dent Building and Loan Association. William J Sassong is charged with embezzling 2000 from the Standard Building and Loan Association where he worked as bookkeeper. District Attorney I R Phillips prosecutes. Albert G Liddell represents the defense.
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Sy United Pres
Pittsburgh
William P. Sossony
Jane Tis
Leo
William
Loan Associant Ab
Arnegie
Standard
Carnegie and Dent
Joan
William J. Sassong
Standard Building and Law Association
1. R. Phillips
Albert G. Liddell
Hefendanes
Dorothy Pegran Faces Murder Charge in New Castle
Dorothy Pegran, a woman described as par amour to Marine Sergeant Philip L. Tully, is charged with murder and set to appear next Monday. She asserts she will reveal her full story later and says she has no fear of the outcome.
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New Castle
Dorothy Pegran
Cho
Philip L. Tuley
Miniature Ohio Church Run by Children Surges Ahead
In Dayton, Ohio, a youth led project completes a full miniature Episcopal church for children ages 10 to 12. Sundays feature kid driven services with a staged bishop and Bible reading. Rev Phil Porter directs the operation, with Robert Nelin and Miss Elizabeth H Fracker guiding religious education. The project, funded by children’s gifts, has an active 210 member youth group and aims to mimic the adult church in layout and ritual.
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Dayton
Kingdom of Heaven
Eileen
Nis
St. Paul's Phaldree
Jst
Udaly
Phil Porter Epiccopal
Tly Little Church
Robert Nelin
Elizabeth Hfracker
Souss
Baeritty
Children’s Church
Inset
Phil Porter
Robert Anderson
Flyer Wrecked No One Injured Near Greenfield
United Press reports a Pennsylvania passenger train derailed near Greenfield Indiana. The second locomotive and four cars toppled about 400 feet of track as it traveled 60 miles per hour from New York to St Louis. Emineman Harris and Donaldson of Cahmains Ohio were among those unhurt. other trainmen and passengers escaped without injuries.
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United Press
Greenfield
Ind
Pennsylvania
New York
St. Louis
Carly Vo Ny Emineman Harris and
Donaldson
Cahamlins
Ohio
Gigli Concert Opens Under Heavy Guard in New York
Police guarded a 4000 crowd as tenor Nerianino Gigli began his concert after canceling an engagement due to a threatening letter. He appeared nervous at first but regained poise as no disturbance occurred.
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Sy United
New York
Nerianmino Gigli
Gigli
Farm meeting to be held at Hammond home
A series of farm administration discussions sponsored by the Farm Bure for the coming year will convene at the Hammond home in Concord Lawnship. Meetings run Monday through Friday at 1 pm in various towns with farmers urged to submit suggestions for program planning and outlay in the weeks ahead.
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Hammond Home
Boe Malin
Howard
Trance
Concord
Ummond
Alien
First Nationa Bank
Wattsburgh
Union City
W Be Hurtis
Carry
Maward Hammond
Edinboro
Waite
Franklin Center
John Tough
Five Points
Lloyd Weite
Ill fortune to better mankind Sir Henry's plan
The ill amussed by Sir Henry Lain will devote wealth to the improvement of mankind. Unity among churches and cord among nations guide the Livin foundation administrators. Sir Henry, once a tourist agent and Swiss hotel proprietor, began a medical mission in India and now lectures on world friendship through the league.
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United Press
New York
Sir Henry Lain
Livin Foundation
World Alliance For International Friendship
Hneches
Sir Henry
India
Chorel Winity
Dations
Newburgh Addresses reveal soldiers' grievances 1788
Two anonymous letters titled The Newburgh Addresses were written for Newburgh, New York, by John Armstrong in 1788. They recount soldiers' grievances and seek arrears of pay, highlighting postwar financial strain and unresolved compensation.
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Newburgh
N.Y
John Armstrong
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Dorothy Boyer
Corry Savings Store
Glenn Davis
Center St
Harrisburg
Father and Sons
Applique
Venus
West Bend
Rochester
Wagner
E. E. Guignon
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
FLYER
Cats World
United States
Yeit
Farm Bureau
Coats & Dresses
N. Cohen & Sons
Reece
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