Prohibitionists Endorse Shreve and Others for Congress
In Meadville on Saturday Prohibition delegates endorsed Shreve and other candidates for Congress while backing Rev W H Kershner of Meadville to avoid a direct nomination. The party vows to support a Republican or Democrat candidate if no suitable Prohibition pick emerges.
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Nless
Prohibition Party
Laverne Raymand
Fred Hiair
William Morrison
Mois
Ponkressnasy Shreve
Charles Rt. Davis
Congress
Pick Jury For Marshall Trial
United Press reports Philadelphia March 9 completion of the jury to try David U Marshall, chiropractor, for the murder of Alma May Dietrich was expected before noon on the second day of the trial. Prosecution planned to open its case immediately after the jury was sworn in. Evidence suggested Marshall confessed choking Dietrich and dismembering her body amid fear of exposure of his wife. He appeared calm as court proceeded.
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United Press Philadelviia
David U- Marshall
Sweethead
Alma May Dietrich
Marshall
Sid
Asebardilie
Anna Dietrich
Funeral of Harvey Dorwin
Funeral services for Harvey Dorwin were held in Northy East, Pa. at 6:30 PM from the home of his wife Mrs. FA White. Rev. 11 Reagle of the United Methodist Church officiated. Interment was in Mao Gre panwetery. Survivors included FY White 1 Whiting, Elmer Von Himer Shitiss Arthur thirton, and RS Hetersty.
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Enemue Dumera
Harvey Dorwin
Northy East
Wis Dinghter
FA White
Hssex
Rey
Reagle
United Tre Het
Whiting
Elmer von Himer
Shitiss
Arthur Thirton
Amd
Pioneer passes away at local residence
William Requeath a veteran of the area and longtime resident dies here aged RE He is survived by three sisters and daughters, grandchildren, and five great grandchildren, with others noted in the obituary.
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Everwtt
William Requeath
Thie Place
Srylor
Kreayer
Seek to bar noise plebtsburgian antinoise campaign
An antinoise campaign launches in Pleptsburg with safety director James M Ghark directing efforts. The first step targets Postmaster G W Gasser and a sealer relative to noise making of daily articles, as local residents push for quieter streets.
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Paign Tins Beer
Lpfety
James M- Ghark
G. W. Gasser
Artickes
Bulgarian Herb Tea promotes health through laxative blend
An advertisement touts Bulgarian Herb Tea as a health booster for people over 40. It claims to ease constipation, relieve stomach and liver issues, rheumatic complaints, and congestion, offering trial packs via local retailers at 75 cents and 1.25 dollars.
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Westving
God
Benrich
Bobby
Prohibition Referendum Backed by Wet and Dry Leaders
Congressman John Philip TH of Maryland urged NEA Service and 700 newspapers to back a nationwide prohibition referendum text urging public input. He argued the straw vote would express the will of voters, while noting opposition to the eighteenth amendment and calling for clear expression of enforcement and modernization reforms.
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John Philip TH
Maryland
NEA Servce
Tomer
Aye
Wite
Oledienos
NEA
Aly
Euithaser
United States
Majorlty
Congress
America
Wren
Hyipfen
Fragmented OCR editorial on Prohibition and the Eighteenth Amendment
Fragmentary speech text discusses prohibition, repeal hopes, and constitutional defense. It mentions the saloon, Congress, and political strategy, arguing the eighteenth amendment had overwhelming support and should not be repealed. It reflects wartime era rhetoric about public virtue and national unity.
Sister of Corry woman dies in Union City fire
Tracy Henry, sister of Mrs. Sarah Ritter of West Pleasant street, perished in a farm home fire near Union City Saturday night. Henry, in a demented condition for some time, apparently set the blaze and died in the kitchen. Neighbors discovered the remains as investigators deemed the case an unnecessary inquiry.
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Tracy Henry
Union City
Sarah Ritter
West Pleasant Street
Etterefe
Union
Henry Mes
Henry
Jues
Concord
Union Vy
Peking Is Isolated By Fort Battle Near Tianjing
March 9 Peking lies cut off from main and freight lines after fighting around the Taku forts near Tien six. Kuominchen troops and a coalition force led by Marshall Chang Tso Lin Wu Pei Pit and Li Ching Lin clash with Boxers. Marshall Feng Yu Hsiang defies protocol by ordering pilots not to pass the forts halting outside mail and freight shipments to Peking and Fen Tsin. Forts fire on pilot vessels as the new order is issued.
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Peking
Taku
Tien Six
Marshall Chang
Tso Lin
Wu Pei Pit
Li Ching Lin
Marshall Feng Yu Hsiang
Fen Tsin
Tariff Fight Data Sought in Senate Move
An introduced Senate resolution seeks to compel the tariff commission to surrender all minutes since September 1924 to the Senate for the anticipated tariff fight. The measure, sponsored by Republican Chairman Smoot of the Finance Committee, was offered without objection.
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Washington
Tariff Commission
Senate
Chaiman Smoot
Finance Committee
Bittner Must Serve Term After West Virginia Ruling
Charleston West Virginia March 9 Van A Bittner a representative of the United Mine Workers of America must serve six months in the Monongalia county jail for contempt under a ruling by the State Supreme Court He was convicted in Monongalia county on contempt for organization activities and a speech before a meeting of mine workers in the Northern West Virginia fields last summer He had appealed
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Charleston
W. Va
van A. Bittner
United Mine Workers of America
Monongahelia County
State Supreme Court
Bittner
Monongahola County
Hiis
West Virginia
Bandit Trial Hinge on Murder Case in Uniontown
Uniontown Pa March 9 The murder trial of Frank Veeney faced a crowded courthouse as adult testimony stretched into the second day. Proceedings at the Fayette county courthouse moved slowly with witnesses scheduled to continue tomorrow.
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United Press
Fear Renewal of Klan War Plans Rally in Niles
A Niles Ku Klux Klan statement warns of possible parade violence similar to last year when 27 were wounded and National Guard was deployed. The group plans a May rally linked to a prior Revere assault that left gasoline station owner Harry J. Miller dead. His son Homer, 15, reportedly grabbed a revolver in a bandit fight and killed one assailant. The note also mentions Thelma Onell traveling to Erie to visit friends.
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Sy United
Eross Niles
Phe
National Guard
Niles Ku Klux Klan
Feeney Ie
Revere
Harry J. Miller
Homer Miller
Angy Greylock
Mopessen
Tidal Wave Movements Depend on Water Depth
The text explains that a tide wave speeds depend on water depth, stating the advance rate equals the square root of gravity’s acceleration times depth. It notes deeper channels enable faster tide progression than shallow areas, though the fragment ends abruptly.
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Elimanel
U S Proposal Is Rejected by Foreign Talks
Washington reports a new offer to settle a long running dispute failed as a disinterested third party was unable to reconcile the sides. Officials said the plan, tied to a prior conditional stance, was rejected by Chilean authorities while U S and Philippine positions remained unresolved.
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United Press
Washington
Peni Trench
Tuo Arle
Alsace Lorrain
South America
Anthvaty
Koos
Willam
Santiago
Miles Palddexter
Lime
United Bross
Itis
Philean
Pers
Department
Monlidge
College Women's Club Meeting at Maple Avenue Home
Minibers of the College Women's Club met at Miss Tha Ane tin's Maple Avenue home Monday evening. Miss Nelle Titus assisted hostess Miss Astin ae. illness kept president Mrs O Py Eaton from attending. Vice president Miss Austin presided as roll call, reports were read, and an anti folkswinge program discussed.
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Tha Anetin
Maple Avenue
Nelle Titus
Miss Titus
Sara Teassile
A. J. Smith
Alpha
Payal
Prarttes Parkinkow Keyes
S. Peck
Cina
Ly the
Won Pénte
E.R. Johnson
Democrats and Republicans Face Diamond Clash in Rally
In a partisan charity event styled as a national league gathering, Democrats led by Representative Medlin and Republicans led by Clyde Kelley plan cross party engagement this year. Leaders from baseball and politics join President Coolidge and Dawes as pouring support from cabinet, Senate, and House to attend a staged event with the Women's Congressional Club coordinating.
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Whited
Robins
National International
Mone
Telatiods
Democrats
Allymond
Clute Griffit
Coollette
Dawes
Cabinet
Senate
Womin
Congressional Club
Chanse
Thoms S. Medilign
Pamocrat
South Méroliia
Clyde Kelley
Pennsyivinia
Child Pronounced Recovering After Surgery At University of Pennsylvania
A 22 month old child from Detroit on doctors advice was pronounced on the road to recovery in Philadelphia at the University of Pennsylvania hospital. Physicians in the hospital removed a foreign object from the child’s throat, after attempts to extract it previously.
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Thin City
Detroit
Michigan
University of Pennsylvania
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Thelma Onell
Erie Vis
R. E. Palmer CO
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U.S
Chile
Peru
College Women's Club Meeting
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