Crow to Quit_split in crowded Pennsylvania Senate Race
United States Senator William E. Crow plans retirement before next year’s primaries amidst rumors of a party split. Pittsburgh reports say Crow, hospitalized since March, will not seek reelection. factions discuss succession by John A. Bell with Oliver Mages support to win governor nomination. Bell rejects settlement rumors and vows no deals with any candidate. Grundy of the State Manufacturers Association ponders challenging Bell in the primaries as Read weighs new steps. overall race carries long odds on Crow’s Senate future.
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United Prove
Pittsburgh
United States
William E. Crow
Crow
Mercy
Tajiany
Kienith
Howlth
John A. Bell
Winker
Crosby
Oliver Mages
Enatertrasian
de Howie
Reute
Senate
Sproml
Philadephia
Bell
United States Senate
Joseph A- Grundy
State Manufacturory’ S Association
Grundy
Davie A. Read
Dodge Begs Jail Sentence In Auto Case
John Duval Dodge, scion of a wealthy Detroit automobile family, was sentenced to five days in the workhouse after a speed law conviction. He faces additional charges as investigations into a late night ride that injured a student and involved a hit run continue.
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Tby United Prons
Detroit
John Duval
Dodie
Ise of Correction
Bir Ulett
Hin
Agshan
Duilwely
Kalembevo
Emeline Kwackerneck
Dodge
Edwin Schutte
New Cardinals to Be Named by Pope Pius
Rome march 17 Rejuvenation of the backed college ik anno by Pope Pius XL 1b will be his first coundern Yon at the Easter conbiatory Among those declared certain of be coming cardinals this Springe are Mont sigur Honeano Apostolic delegate at Washington Monsignor Locatelli pa wi nuncio of Lisbon Monsignon Carlo Piven assomor of thesllely Ome Pathor Geniiohl who was on a minion to the Rivelan frontier whan the prem nut Pappante ue rarest wad after it nine Talent
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Waleed
Rome
Pius XL
Montsigur Honeano
Washington
Monsignor Locatelli
Pawi
Lisbon
Monsignon Carlo Piven
Assomor
Thesllely
Pathor Geniiohl
Rivelan
State Senator Whitten Dies at Munhale Home
United Press dispatch from Munhale, Pa states Norman A. Whitten, a state senator from this district, died here early today.
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Munhale
United
Pras
Munmscl
Norman A. Whittes
Sproul Proclaims April Arbor Day in Pennsylvania
Governor Sproul issued a proclamation declaring April 9 as Arbor Day in Pennsylvania. The proclamation urges residents to plant and cultivate trees, emphasizing civic duty to enhance the landscape and environment across towns and counties.
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Marrighurg
Spriul
Widiy
Alute
Pritert
Dyyel
Passage of Bonus Measure Hangs on Monday Debate
United Press reports Washington leaders hope to push a soldiers bonus bill through Congress Monday. Gillett’s position, party concerns, and calls for signatures affect fate. Mondell, Fordney, and House leaders plan further talks as holiday breaks end and a rule fight looms.
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Washington
Marsh
Ritspeurion
Pany
Gillett
Peileney
Howe
Surding
Florida
Mondell
Fordney
Ways and Means Cognittee
Realmniz
Vel Gillett
Hnme
Prince of Wales Sails From India Late Today
The Prince of Wales was to sail from India this afternoon aboard the battleship Renown at the end of his India tour. He would head to Colombo and Singapore en route to Japan as guest of the Mikado, returning the state visit of the Japanese Emperor to England last year. A cruiser and destroyer squadron stood by to escort him. Fears of uprisings were tempered by extraordinary precautions by British authorities.
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United Press
Karaghi
India
Prince of Wales
Colombo
Singapore
Japan
Luland
Four Rescued From Burning Gotham Building
United Press reports a fire at a New York building on March 17 left four people overcome by smoke and gas and rescued by firemen. Eleven others escaped through tall walled smoke and flame, with one 16 year old girl reportedly jumping ten feet to a neighboring roof and landing safely after mistaking the roof collapse for danger.
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United Press
New York
Nately
Shoots Down Man Claimed Wronged Her in Beausoleil Incident
In Nige France on March 17 60 year old American architect Hetrge Carol was shot in the face by 18 year old Claudine Nicko, who alleges enticement by the man at a hotel near Beausoleil on the Rivieras. The shooter is in dangerous condition.
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Pretanige
France
Hetrge Carol
Eva Thot
Claudine Nicko
Nieos
Huthier Lekain
Carol
Beausoleil
Nios
Rivierd
One Killed in Cork Street Fighting Today
A pitched clash in Cork Street between members of a pro state band and Republican extremists left one person dead and several wounded. The fighting erupted during Patrick’s Day celebrations as police attempted to quell the violence and restore order.
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Cork
United Preval Gork
Wilsons Involvement in Treaty Fight Signals Democratic Tension
Washington reports hint at possible Democratic pressure on President Wilson to lean against the opposing bloc over the War or Peace treaty. Rumors claim he may align with foes of the pact, with undecided senators absent over the weekend and St Patrick's Day signals affecting the debate.
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United Prose
Washington
Howe
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
St. Patrick's
Williams
Mississippi
Friends of Trish Freedom
Municipal Club entertains large crowd with varied program
The Municipal Club hosted its largest event yet with over one hundred members and their ladies attending. Mrs Roy Larson led an evening of fine music featuring Rathbun Orchestra, Chester Shuss, William Duke and Guy Saxton. The night included novelty numbers by Ulisses Barker and Blair, a guessing contest identifying infant pictures, and a substantial buffet lunch.
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Roy Larson
Rathbun Orchestra
Chester ‘Shuss
William Duke
Guy Saxton
Drv
Ulisses Barker
Blair
Rebecca MacKensie
1 Blakesles
Prosecution Shifts of Prohibition Cases to Local Courts
Chicago March 7 United States government ends federal prosecution of dry law offenses and transfers cases to local Municipal courts. Robert M Crowe the state's attorney accepted the responsibility after a request from Attorney General Daugherty. District Attorney Olympia presented supporting letters and similar changes are expected in other cities.
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Chicago
United States
Joes
Robert M. Crowe
Daugherty
Dry Offenden
Crowe
Nolic
Olyxm
Olyxm, Who Presented Letters From Daughertysking
Hungarians Raise Sum for Deposed Monarch
Reported from Vienna, readers are told that former Emperor Karl is attracting scarce donations from Hungarian aristocracy for his fate and potential restoration efforts. The fragmented text mentions support and cohesion among nobles, hinting at a charity or fund drive to aid Karl’s position.
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Vienna
Karl Pover
Satwo
Allan Srowna
Athens
Prohibition Offices Opened in Erie and Other Cities
Northwestern Pennsylvania enforcement will be directed from new Bureau of Prohibition offices. Five state offices, including Erie and Johnstown, open as part of reorganization. Directors plan vigorous drive against bootleggers with group heads named before April 1.
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Pennsylvania
Prohibition Bureau
John. Davis
Davis
Erie
Johootown
Williamsport
Panxaulayney
Pittsburgh
Har Hishurch
Wilkés Barre
Johnstown
Punssitawnay
Ik de
Former Corry Resident Heir To Danish Estate
The Jeminal 1g seeks information about a 1579 Corry advertisement for heirs named Dean Danish. Mrs Eggert says her father lived in Corry when Louis C. Dean ran a lumber mill, later dying in Denmark, making her father the heir to a large estate. Any older residents with info should contact Mrs Eggert via the Journal.
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William A. Egkert
Blufinio
Cory
Dean
Eggert
Corry
Louis C. Dean
Drilling on Green Vase Lease Resumes in City
Drilling on the Green Vase lease on Seneca street restarted at midnight, with Fred Hyenes, the superintendent, announcing the move. Local business backers planning a deeper well reached an agreement after a meeting with Continent Farnsworth. City academies and landowners south of the city are informed that operations will continue.
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Seneca Street
Fred Hyenes
Corry
Farnsworth
Acaidénia
Sésine
Ireland Celebrates St Patrick's Day in Free State Campaign
Dublin March 1 United Press reports Ireland observed St Patrick's Day amid a vigorous campaign for the peace treaty with Great Britain. Speakers called it the greatest St Patrick's Day in history as the Irish Free State nears independence. Michael Collins addressed constituents in South Cork after returning from the discharge of duties.
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United Pres
Dublin
South
Cork
Government to push wage adjustments by April first
In a Washington dispatch dated March 17, officials urge action to align wage differences ahead of April 1. Bland, a Republican from Indiana, declared in a speech today that government force may be used to achieve the adjustments.
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Washington
Marely
Tampa
Indanay
Miners Strike Now Certain Says Leader
Indianapolis reports a planned miners strike likely to start April 1 as leaders warn action will be tied to wage demands and contract talks. New York observers note operators expect counter demands, with negotiations to run through six weeks until a new agreement or extended talks.
Chicago doctors robbed by motor bandits in North Side
Six party members, including Dr. John Nein and Dr Aleton OchéHér, were restrained and robbed of about 1000 dollars early today after attending a party at Mrs Katherine Frapier’s apartment on Chicago's North Side. Police continue inquiries into the armed robbery and assault.
Obenchain Case in Hands of Jury Today
United Press reports in Los Angeles that the Obenchain murder case is in the hands of the jury as the trial resumes. The court reconvened with jurors instructed and a verdict expected, amid defense claims of possible acquittal for Madalyane Obenthaly on the Kennedy murder charge.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Caurmom
Madalyane Obenthaly
John Barton Kennedy
Youngstown Plans Big Building Program
A Youngstown building program aims to construct homes at 5000 to 8000 dollars each. Jr. Sprankle, secretary of the Youngstown Builders' Exchange, announced the plan, stating an overall surge in housing efforts and financing during March.
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Youngstown
United Press
Jr. Sprankle
Youngstown Builiers’ Echange
Youthful Murderer Pays Supreme Penalty
Tuha Melfenry, 24, paid the death sentence today for the murder of a storekeeper. The crime occurred at 10 40 p m and prompted a swift judicial action.
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United Pros
Washington
Tuha Melfenry
Theater Combine in Chicago Seeks $100 Million Merger
Negotiations toward a major merger of two theater and production firms in Chicago were under way today, aiming at about 100 million dollars. The informant said the plan would cut new construction and duplication of similar shows across the same city.
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Chicago
Theattere
Chi’ Fano
Rinlto
Maroe 19th Announced for Sunday Church Attendance
Fragmented OCR reports a notice about Maroe 19th observance and church attendance with garbled phrases. It mentions Christian church practices and a call to worship, though the text is unclear about specific dates, places, or organizations involved.
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Maroe
SANTE FE TRAIN ROBBED ARREST ONE BANDIT
Four bandits robbed a Santa Fe express car at Williamsnechr near Galesburg with heavy loot tossed from the door and along the right of way. One bandit reported captured. later notes say three participated and authorities believe they fled on foot. Thirty five clothing packages recovered. further details unclear.
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Uultog
Ohmwago
Bante Weimi Nb
R Ailroad
Banta Fe
Williamsnechr
Galesburg
Olfials Aire
Many Lodgers at City Jail
City jail endures record crowd as lodging shortage grows. Residents report increased homelessness and theft complaints in the business district. Officials allege strain on welfare services and call for action as more people seek shelter nightly. Local homes face attempts to obtain food and supplies amid mounting unrest.
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Wnnerone
GU Gilleys
Purhanedlegg
Hontsewival
Nilinder
Julius Quitetors
Woman Kills Man In Circumstantial Incident
A woman allegedly killed her husband after claiming he forced her to cut and abort a child. She reportedly surrendered to police, saying he harmed her and she acted in self defense. The case involves a chaotic sequence with statements to investigators.
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Migagg
Myx
Eylde
Better Schools Week Plans Complete In City
Plans for Better Schools Week are complete with extensive activities across Concord Building East Main Street Hatch Sc hool Washington School and other sites. The program includes English Reading Writing Arithmetic Civics Geography and health education sessions, special demonstrations, and parent invitations led by Helen Peppard of the Department of Public Invintation.
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Elie Ores
Glreet
Ariel
Mays Helen Peppard
Mays Helen Peppard of the Department, of Public Invintation
Espl
Concord Huilding
Salesion
East Main Street
Reading
Arithmet Hatch
Bonisteet
Mies Vaih Tassith
Mise Honstesha
Bosworth
Miss Shriver
Miiss Hinckley
C'Hars
Mis
Brown
Civius
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