Swindler gets stiff sentence in Erie court
Alfred Wurzberg 45 alias J K Link of Grand Rapids Michigan was sentenced to pay 200 dollars plus costs and 4 to 8 years in the Western Penitentiary after pleading guilty to swindling LaSalle Rehlhim of Erie out of 1100 by fraudulent sale of bonds District Attorney Otto Herbst said Link is wanted in 66 U S cites for selling bad bonds He was brought back from Dayton Ohio by Deputy Sheriff Harry Russell and will likely face further arrests by police in other cities.
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Orin
Mar
Alfred Wurzberg
J. K. Link
Grand Rapids
Mich
Western Penitentiary
Jidge William ©. Hirt
Lasalle Relhhim
Hirie
Otto Herbst
Linkly
United States
Dayton
Harry Russell
Russell
Plan for Chamberlin visit to inspect landing sites in county
A five member WW committee of veterans and aviation enthusiasts was chosen on Thursday to select a safe landing spot for Clarence Chamberlin during his April visit. The group will assess fields near the city, avoid the downtown area, and coordinate the landing day events. Members are R. Hessey Ed Hall Ju V S Kin Ralph Hall and Norman Jobins. Hessey served in U S Naval Aviation, Hall in the Royal Canadian Air Force and as a pilot in France.
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Warrmiysar
Clarence Chamberlin
Ares
R. Hessey
Ed. Hall
Ralph Hall
Norman Jobins
Hessey
United States Naval Aviation Corps
Mr. Hall
Royal Canada
Ian Air Force
Campaign log hints at Smith bid and Hague role
The report states Democratic delegates pledged to Governor Smith at the state convention in Houston, with 401 Hoover committee delegates backing the Republican convention. It notes plans for Smith’s entrance at the New York state meeting in April and suggests Mayor Hague may manage the Smith campaign. It also mentions Senator Walsh and Senator Bors as possible Republican contenders and references fundraising for Harry Sinclair. Amateur singers aged 18 to 26 are eligible for National Radio Academy prizes with amounts up to 5000 and a two year musical education, judged by radio listeners and a panel.
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Delewates Troba Atane
Houston
Smith
William H. Hill
Hoovar Committee
New York
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Oregon
Bors
Republicaian Party
Hany Sinclair
Dty Man
Republican Party
National Radio Audion
Ann
A. Atwater Kent
Atwater Kent Foundation
New York City
Disposition of Bonds Uncovered in Senate Hearings
Chicago march 16 the two man sub committee of the U S senate teapot dome committee heard testimony on missing liberty bonds worth 318000. evidence traced funds from harold sinclair to will hayes and to fred uplem with leads into the Cook County Republican central committee 1924 campaign and to joseph moran wheel manufacturer. Moran appeared twice and was told the committee would call him back. Galpin and Barrett testified no donation of 25000 to the national committee in 1924 was recorded. Henry Green traveled to Erie for business.
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United Press
Chicago
Mar
U. S. Senate
Teapot Dome
Hareld Sinclair
Will Hays
Republican National Committee
Haya
Fred Uplem
Cook County
Republican Central Committee
Joseph Moran
Nye
Tip Taile
Goole County
Homer K. Galpin
Charles Barrett
Yaadeno
Congress in Session Highlights Major Agency Actions
Senate considers reappointing J J Esch to the Interstate Commerce Commission and continues cotton investigation in Agriculture. Judiciary panels hold hearings on Shipstead and injunction bill while irrigation committees weigh Johnson Boulder Dam bill. House debates naval building program as Agriculture advances farm relief bills and Foreign Affairs reviews Burton Arms export resolution.
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United Pro Se
Senate
J. J. Esch
Imterstate Conmerce Commission
Agriculture
Judiciary
HOUSE
Agriculture Committee
Foreign Affairs Committee
Blame Cast on Kinloch Mine Disaster Officials
The Kinloch mine disaster that killed 12 on February 20 drew a verdict blaming Valley Camp Coal Co officials. They allegedly failed to operate the Kinloch mine properly or inform H. W. Boyds Construction Co. about the explosion, according to Westmoreland County Corner I. M. Harking.
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Greensburg
Kinloch
Valley Camp Coal Co
Westmoreland County Corner
H.W. Boyds Con Co
Seismograph Records Severe Earth Tremors
United Press reports seismograph readings in Denver show strong tremors around 1 1/2 miles away from Father A W Forstall. Waves traced between 9 and 2 AM, with details of timing and epicenter noted by observers.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
College
A. W. Forstall
ACME
Beaverdam News Notes Residents visit and obsequy
Beaverdam news from March reports Mrs Martha Maynard hosting relatives in Jamestown and Union City visits. Funeral services for Mr Dee Rath were held Monday afternoon with relatives in attendance. Sympathy extended to his father Mr Irwin Rath and the family. Local families including the Ling enfelters and Messengers are noted visiting and staying with relatives.
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Beaverdam
Mar
Wm. Lingenfelter
Jamestown
Martha Maynard
Dee Rath
Irwin
Rath
Rast Im Heaver Dam
Charles Lewis
Charles Jr
Arthur Bacon
Wilfard
Gulls
Ellis Messenger
Maynard
N.Y
William Bradley
Union City
Amos ‘Tanner
Bika
Messenger
Ebi
What a Suggestion in a Paper’s Question
A paper asks readers to name three books that influenced them. Bernard Shawkal asks who told you my career was influenced by three books. The passerby replies in a fragmentary line from the Passing Show. Landen is referenced as context.
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Naire
Bernard Shawkal
Landen
First Class Orchestra At Corner Park and Mott Streets
Violin and mandolin instruction advertised by W J Flaherty dealer in violins offers repairs and rentals. Located at Corner Park and Mott Streets, it markets instruments furnished for Dani and all occasions.
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Corner Park and
Mott Sts
W. J. Flaherty
Dani
Onur
Tremors Reported in Greece Near Corinth Cause Collapses
Reports from Thens say severe tremors near Corinth at Xylocastro caused several building collapses. The populace was panic stricken and authorities did not confirm injuries or details.
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Greece
Thens
Mar
Xylocastro
Corinth
Ite
Three Die in Kerosene Blast at Wyoming Home
Three persons were killed and four injured in a kerosene oil blast at the home of William Siegler, a sawmill worker, in New Castle Wyoming. Eva 2, Anna 8, and Marguerite 8 were his family members among those affected. Local authorities investigated the cause as the blaze swept through the residence.
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United Press
New Castle
Wyo
Wm. Siegler
Eva
Anna
Marguerite
Nervous Folks Need This New Discovery
An advertisement touts Life tone Tablets as a sensational nervous system remedy. It claims to relieve anxiety and fatigue, promising vitality and steadier mood. The copy pressures immediate orders and promises a purchase price and delivery details.
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Erie
Hirt
Chamberlin
roLer
Henry Green
Congress
Coal Company
H. J. Whitney
Sir Markham
Yeon
Ore
Gibbine
James Gibbons
Corry Reely
R. &. Palmer Company Cash Furniture Sale
R. E. Palmer Co
North Center Street
Hudson & Essex
Franklin Street
Corry, Pao
Trilla
Downey
Lifetone
Ely
Citizens National Bank
the Bank
Abraham Lincoln
J. L. Spiesman
Corry, PA
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