Informer tipped police in Knox bank raid case
A Clarence County trial revealed a gang member who planned the February Knox Bank robbery weakened and supplied information. Milton Gui, driver linked to the gang, testified he was forced to accompany the men to Knox under state police supervision after confessing his own role. The prosecution showed Gui’s cooperation helped court actions against Samuel C. Sarl Frank K. Drockman and W. J. Matteson.
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Ol Cpey
Mur Shefitellat
Clarion County National Bank
Knox
Samuel C.sarl
Frank K. Drockman
W J. Matteson
Carin
Milton Gui
Guii
Kuyewr
Firet
Knox Bank
New Castle
Gui
Red Bridge
Tate Police
Japan Sends Two Cruisers to Shanghai
Two Japanese cruisers with 50 marines aboard were ordered to Shanghai today. The Navy department said the action was an immediate measure to ease the Shanghai situation, not a major escalation.
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Japan
Shanghai
UnNea Crous Tokio
Navy Department
Ane Indiate
Piles Foe claims quick relief in five days
A man suffering years with piles tried Pile Moe after reading rumors it could end distress. He paid a dollar and reports relief in five days, praising a doctor’s prescription and widespread pharmacist endorsements.
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Hig Sinmgyist
Ariel
Wisworth
PilesFoe
Thomas Downey
Raids on Erie Key Clubs Reported Near
Pittsburgh prohibition agents conducted inquiries at Erie prohibition office and targeted key clubs. Since last summer raids cited by John Hensington, 26 clubs and locations dispensing alcoholic beverages were raided. Prohibition director Cavanaugh ordered continued operations as investigations expand in Erie and surrounding districts.
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Pittsburgh
Erie
Prohibition Agente Siney Jat Summner
Ete Prohibition Enforcement Office
Federal
John Hensningtoh
Prohibition Administritor
Pennsylvania
Umit Fimo
Pinushaikh Sigtrice
Pilseiuteh
Ivan
Cavenauigh
Philadelphia
W. W. Marshall
Reparie
Hila Port
Canaitn
Merchant Seizes Third Raphael Acquisition
Baltimore dealer Jacoby Epmein reports purchase of Raphael Portrait of Emilia Pix De Muntafet from Kleinberger Galleries in New York. Epmein recently bought Vermeer and Rembrandt works for substantial sums, joining a noted collection. The Raphael had previously hung in Urbino and is now part of a Philadelphia institution’s holdings alongside Mellon and John Ge Johnson pieces.
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United Press
New York
Jacoby Ep Mein
Baltimore
Wholusile Dryponds
Ideater
Raphael
Emilia Pix de Muntafet
Kieinberger
Epatein
van Dick
Rinaldo
Armiria
Dural Palace
Urbinolay
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretare
Teasury
John Ge Johfisin
Ely
Philadelphia
Friends of Coolidge Favor Third Term Ambiguity Shaping GOP Talk
The article reports mixed Republican sentiment toward a potential Calvin Coolidge third term, noting statements from Senator Willis and others praising the president while fearing Democratic opposition. It discusses whether Coolidge would run in 1928, the party’s record, and the electorate’s response, suggesting the debate centers on the legacy of the Coolidge administration and the implications for reelection.
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Woolidge
Dopost
Willis
Repubic
United Press
Mos
Coolidge
Dee
Poe
Republican
Awill
Coolridge
Ayn Detord
Ite
Phils
Bat
Wnyn
Ife
Iim
Tramp Invades Kane Home Threatens Couple
A non English speaking tramp entered a Kane residence on Saturday, forced himself to stay two days, cooked meals, and threatened the couple by refusing to let Ebeth leave. He spoke no words, rummaged in the house, and left after dawn Monday without explanation or contact with the occupants.
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Kane
Iar
Kanesholm
Ebeth
Tanlac claimed to restore health and appetite in Philadelphia man
An advertisement extolls Tanlac, a root and herb tonic, as a life changing remedy for stomach pain, poor appetite, and kidney discomfort. It recounts a Philadelphia resident’s dramatic relief after trying the tonic and asserts widespread success with “over 40 million” bottles sold.
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William
Tug Ie
Philadelphia
Gus
Tomach
Movie Contest Draws More Entries at Rex Theatre
Entries pour in for the Harold bloga Picture Core est conducted jointly by Rex Theatre and Cory Journal. Send entries to the Movie Editor of the Cory Journal by Friday. The prize is four free tickets to Lloyd’s new film The Kid Brother at Rex Theatre next Monday through Wednesday.
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Harold Bloga
Rex Theatre
Cory Journal
Corry Journal
Priday Neon
Lloyd
Res
Classified Advertisement Copy Rules and Section Listings
An old newspaper notice outlines advertising terms and classifications including personal notices, automotive, business services, and other categories. It notes that ads may be edited, errors reported, and charges apply per word with variable rates, plus special yearly options and mail order care.
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