Leonard Ry Steel Jr Dies Sudden On Train En Route To Chicago
Leonard Ry Steel Jr 42 of Getaville Nevada former head of the J R Steel department stores died on a New York to Chicago passenger train near Toledo shortly after midnight. Coroner Hensler indicated probable heart failure but a post mortem would confirm. Steel faced financial difficulties and had planned to borrow funds in Chicago to support his business interests.
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United Prax
Toledo
Ohio
Leonard Ry Steel, Jr
Getaville
Tormey
J. R. Steel Department Stores
New York
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Toledo Ab Pam
Hensler Sai Tit Heath
Steel
Chantfour
Eric Martey
Shaetoy
Tanzler
Sten
Martey
Porters
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Fiusinest Associates
Et Steel
Marguerite Madr
Getavide
Chicago
Soni
MacDowall Downplays France Threat To England
Ramsay MacDowall asserts the United Press report that France poses little danger to England for now. Parliament debates air power as Lords and Commons hear calls for a stronger British air force to counter French superiority. Earlier, The Courtney Trio performed in two cities and Mrs B Rosset and her son visited Union City.
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United Prom
London
England
Ramsay MacDowall
Tibar Party
United Presa
MacDonald
Parliament
Lorde
Commons
Britain
Caron
Grey
Haldane
Birknh
Courtney
Lyceum
Angelica
N. Y
Clyder
B. Rosset
Richard
Union City
Vinit
Gale
Erie Man Killed At Grade Crossing In Morning Crash
A Erie man died when his car was struck at a grade crossing in the morning. The southbound vehicle was hurled backward about 15 feet and then careered 100 feet after the impact, leaving the windshield shattered and the vehicle wrecked.
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Iin
Hundt
Sapi
Murry
Vaux ‘Tack
van Tagler Bros’ Clociing
Wilius
New Yorke
Pagan
Wilikt
Remarkable Demonstration by Hossfeld at High School
George L. Hossfeld World’s champion typist gave a remarkable demonstration at the city high school under the Enchhraveh of the UWiderwood Typewriter Company. He dazzled students with flawless speed, accuracy and a 38 minute talk on essential cursive and typewriting techniques.
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Howardy Pur Minne
George L. Towsfeld
Hoovfald
Enchraveh
Uwiderwood Typewriter Company
Howsfett
Aminuto
Orsfeld
Workers Rally for City Hotel Project Amid Sales Drive
A large group of local workers and executives pushed a campaign to finance and build a new modern hotel in the city. The meeting featured talks by leaders from Corry and nearby areas and reported strong financial commitments totaling $145,860 with volunteers pledging vigorous ongoing effort to reach the fundraising goal.
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Cvery
Itive
CMP HK
Vorays Norday Amehivon
Jick
Cleveland
Phelps
Hillstrom
Alexander Mitc
Kenic
Mes
Corry
Vermont
Stork
Ehlewmien
Windahl
Selate
Brooks
Water Company Official Resigns From Corry Office
Marle Jaoprayek, doorkeeper and accountant at the Corry Water Supply Co, resigned yesterday. Mr Unshrovele has led the office for seven years and will handle duties during the transition.
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Marle J. Jaoprayek
Corry Water Supply Company
Mr. Unshrovele
Filex
Johnson Meets Reparations Commission Guests in Paris
Senator Litany Johnson of California meets the Reparations Commission delegation in Kuncheon with Marshal Ferdinand Roch Alexander P Moore and several prominent French businessmen in attendance.
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Johnson
United Pros
Paris
Litany Johnson
California
Kuncheon
Marshal Ferdinand Roch
Alexander P- Moore
Pittsburgh
Lenin condition update signals possible new bulletin
Moscow March 22. Early report today says Premier Lenin's condition is unchanged. Another bulletin may be issued later in the day.
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Prose
Moscow
Lenin
Isan
Das
Indictments in Erie Booze Probe
Erie indictments announced in a Prohibition era booze probe. The case names Hawker and others as central figures in illicit liquor operations tied to Erie authorities and local associates. Far from complete, the document references federal charges and implied charges against multiple individuals in a broad probe.
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Erie
Speculators Scorched by Saunders Dealings
United Press reports in New York on March 2 that Saunders faces a massive margin squeeze as he offers stock at 150 a share for 25 000 shares. If his short position holds, the profit could be hundreds of millions as he plans to push the price to 250. Wall Street reacts to the threat and speculative losses mount amid unsettled margins and looming court actions.
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NW York
Saunders
Mabel
New York
Wall Street
Cavns
Saunders Carnes
Shem
Sun Flers
SE TAX ON RADIO SETS
A state proposal to tax radio receivers faces opposition as supporters argue for revenue while critics warn of burdens on consumers and the broadcasting industry.
Radio composers seek charge on broadcasts in Pennsylvania
A Pennsylvania presidential era proposal moves to tax radio broadcasts of music. The bill would require payments for uses of compositions by American and Polish writers represented by the union. It targets stations airing works without permission and envisions a tax structure including one dollar per revelation and five dollars per performance.
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TO. Ronosthadl
Hoover
Caperight Jawa
Masked Bandits Rob Fast Freight In Pennsylvania Train HoldUp
A heavily armed gang stopped a Philadelphia and Reading fast freight between Oniland and Camp Mill Pa, uncoupled the engine, looted 12 cars, and fled with merchandise. Three youths were found nearby and detained for questioning as suspects. Local officers organized a posse and later detained the three in Springfield Township Jail awaiting the crew’s arrival.
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Reading
Oniland
Camp Mill
Poly Bery
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Ierg
Yin
Tany
Koons
Sheinifield
Frorsen
Cfeel
Flourtawa
Springfield
Tarny
Fire Sweeps Allegheny County Workhouse
A large blaze broke out at the Allegheny County workhouse as guards pursued escaped prisoners. Loss is estimated around 190 000 dollars with heavy damage to the facility and equipment.
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Allegheny CO
Woman Suspected in Dorothy King Slaying. Four Women Questioned
New York March 2 authorities pursue a lead in the Dorothy King case as four women are questioned about her death. Detectives report the victim, a Broadway shopgirl, was killed by chloroform and a carnal struggle preceded the death.
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New York
Dorothy
Ring
Rmuilel
Sus
Sulorwrlty
Aarthursties
Yivlel Wan Fund
Vine Horn
Ehlyrpheny
Miss Kings Police
Eleven-hour Mine Rescue Near Lanlord Pa Ends Safely
Eleven miners trapped for about eleven hours in a Lehigh Coal and Nevin Company shaft south of Lanlord Pennsylvania were rescued with no injuries. Rescue teams maintained communications as they worked through the shaft to reach the men.
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United Press
Lanlord
Lehigh Coal and Nevins ‘Inn Company
Imine
Hines Ark Airline
Fock
Greek Concessions for American Capitalists
London dispatch reports the Greek Minister of Communications agreeing with financiers led by American capital to exploit all Greek State railways for 18 months with an option and awaiting legislative ratification. The deal is detailed by the Exchange Telegraph in Athens.
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United Press
London
Exchasbe Telagrmp
Atheos
Sugar Prices Rise With 10 Cent Per Pound Tag
The article reports sugar prices boosted to 10 cents per pound with widespread impact discussed. It references comments by officials and mentions market speculation tied to wartime conditions and consumer costs. A Philadelphia update notes price readings and potential policy signals.
Bryan's Endorsement Boom for Ayres in Kansas
Washington March 22 Bryan criticizes Wall Street and wets in a signed editorial backing William A Ayres of Wichita Kansas a Wilson Progressive candidate for the Democratic nomination. The Kansan faces opposition from McAdoo Cox Underwood Smyth and Davis as Bryan signals Ayres may gain national recognition.
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Washington
Bryan
Sunny Kabwit
Prisi Jentin
Norinee
William A Ayres
Wichita
Kan
Heyanetern
Ayrne
Wilson
Ayres
Bryans Hocim
Washngton
Hu Wan
Henry J AL
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