NEW ORGY OF CRIME SWEEPS METROPOLIS
A chaotic crime wave sweeping New York includes multiple homicides. Jamies Meany, 18, died after a party shooting at an apartment. Samuel Licht, 17, shot while window shopping. Richard J. O'Shea, a grocer, killed during a robbery by three youths. An attacker wounded Arami Downifi, 30, near a movie theater. Police seek four men in a December theater robbery. A raid on Newark party reveals suspects and a garbage-tier theater fire aftermath.
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Robsberies
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Samuuel Licht
Uut
Richard J. O'Shea
Arami Downifii
Domifaci
Lopaysis
Newark
Fate of 1922 Baseball in Balance in Corry
The Corry effort to form a city baseball team for the coming season stalls amid weak organization and dwindling fan interest. Leaders show little progress, and the lure of money may derail plans, risking the loss of a local squad and a manager.
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Erie Railroad May Issue More Bonds
Erie Railroad Company was granted authority by the Interstate Commerce Commission to issue promissory notes totaling 10.08 million dollars dated April 1 with interest at 6 percent payable on demand after April. The item includes scattered local notices about residents visiting relatives and attending events in nearby towns.
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United Prem
Washington
Erie Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Battle over Pacific Pact renewed in wartime debate
Washington dispatch reports renewed U S faultline over the Pacific Pact as Republicans tout a strong economy and army posture while Democrats press tax tariff and farm issues. The piece notes campaign rhetoric on foreign policy and the potential impact on the Republican stance amid international matters.
Runaway Child Sought After Concord Township Incident
Tessie, daughter of Oscar and Mrs MacIntyre of Bangth, ran away Thursday night. Police and nearby towns conducted a wide search through Spartansfiany and Trivim's Corners, with no trace found by Friday. She is described as five feet tall with brown hair and blue skirt, last seen near Welite of nee, Welkhtabuuy JOC area. Anyone with knowledge urged to contact authorities immediately.
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Oscar MacIntyre
Bomifort
Tangburg
Rome
Mrasday
Concord Township
Lansbung
Mietntire
Trivim
Lskirl
Pays Penalty for Slaying Wife and Child at Rockview
Report from Rockview Penitentiary states Bernard McAning of McKee Fort was electrocuted today for the murder of his wife and four year old child in December 1920. Other brief items note two sisters killed by a Pennsylvania passenger train on Mahoning avenue and a Florida winter stay for a man named William Var Wiest returning home.
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Rockview Penitentiary
Bernard McAning
McKeefort
Bonviciad
Munter
Paul
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Mahoning Avenue
Ull
Camille Alay
Gernille Allay
Florida
Marin
William Var Wiest
Hutch
Import of Coal to Protect Public Urged by Washington
The article reports U S officials and lawmakers debating a coal import plan to avert national shortages. Talks with labor representatives aim to avert a miners strike while considering using coal as ballast on ships. Plans include shipping additional coal to balance production amid a low mood in mines.
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Sey Eekmart
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Eile
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Kerry
Son of famed Austrian banker commits suicide in hotel
Despondent over job prospects, Erik, son of a once renowned Austrian banker, killed himself Saturday night at the EMI Hotel. His lifeless body was found Sunday afternoon by the hotel proprietor. Authorities investigate to locate possible relatives.
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Erik
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Kriecits
Wate Messerman
He Hovel
Rm. Authorities Are Thdiy: Investigating Thie Aso Jis
Radio concerts to be held at store on East Main Street
Rogero plans store radio concerts after installing Westinghouse equipment. Aimed at public access within days, the event marks a major expansion by West Coast maker Rogers. Details on dates and participation to follow, with Miss Garth Clark arriving yesterday after a weekend with relatives in Erie.
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Mmureet
Thrilling Rescue of Four Tots by Firemen
A dramatic account describes firemen rescuing four young children from a burning dwelling. Firefighters battled smoke and flames with hoses and ladders, guiding the frightened family to safety and pulling each child from danger with careful teamwork amid tense, smoky conditions.
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Stour
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Sol Kad
Reestablishment of Turkish Sovereignty Headlines
Paris dispatch reports Turkey to be reestablished as an independent sovereign nation in response to Allied demands. The plan includes revised terms of the Sevres treaty with conditional concessions, reduced foreign occupation, and new commissions to oversee financial and legal matters.
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Ain
Lelia
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Oltyly
Sivrey
Cain
Tory
Apotolla
Ania
Nicks
Gallipoli
Panini
Doridanelles
Fatal fall on walk claims aged resident identity unknown
Aged resident William HS Vin Ver died yesterday afternoon at Curry hospital after a fall. Additional details will be published in tomorrow'sJournal. Police investigate a mysterious capital alee incident near Wood Avenue. Ida Kramer, seven years old, vanished from in front of her home but authorities expect her to return today. Mr and Mrs George Walters of Wat Ten visit Mr and Mrs Unie Gustulaon.
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Shennan
G. A. Anderson
Jamestown
Clysner
Marcia. Goddwill
Wae Ville
Wattaburg
Bontori
William HS
Vin Ver
Curry Hospital
Camden
Patce
Ida Kramer
George Walters
Wat
Unie Gustulaon
Tariff on hides sparks Senate fight over duties
Washington March 27 United Press reports Senate Finance Committee plans a 15 percent ad valorum duty on hides ten percent on boots and shoes 40 to 25 percent on leather the move aims to raise revenue while opponents warn only packers and farmers gain Carmack stockmen face large losses with potential billions in impact to industry and jobs efforts follow earlier tariff battles tied to higher costs for footwear and leather goods
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Washington
Senate Financy Committee
Paynie Aldrich
Lative Amures
United Press Today
Hawley
Oregon
Senate
Timley
Carmion
Mioye
Plan Campaign To Eliminate Fire Hazards
City seeks to enforce fire prevention by pricing penalties for noncompliance. Officials outline fines, costs, and penalties for willful or negligent violations, plus the use of fire department funds to cover extinguishment and prevention expenses. Public safety directors set costs for equipment, wages, and overhead.
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10000 Textile Workers Strike Sparks National Turmoil
Lawrence reports a planned 10000 textile workers strike amid ongoing protests in New Hampshire Rhode Island and other cities. Walkouts threaten the textile industry as disputes widen with Lowen Monaca and others. In Dallas three killed four injured in a freight train accident and Irish bill readings advance in London.
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Lawrence
Mase
Lowen
Monaca
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
New Pingland
Auto Accidents Take Heavy Toll Nationwide
A United Press report cites numerous fatalities and injuries from automobile crashes across the country, highlighting a surge in deadly incidents as warm weather increases road activity. The tally includes victims from New York, St Paul, Philadelphia, Boston, Los Angeles, Baltimore and other cities.
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New York
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Eyplitoess
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Cary
Rossiter Boom for Governor Gains Impetus in Erie
Endorsement rally for Hon U P Rossiter president judge of Kerie county on the Republican ticket for Governor of Pennsylvania drew Erie leaders Arthur J Lyons Mayor CL Alexander and J P Austin. Lyons endorsed Rossiter while Austin praised him and the county committee voiced support, noting regional pride and urging votes for the ticket.
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Kerie Runnty
Oowness
Pennsylvania
Republican County Committee
Erie
Arthur J. Lyons
CL. Alexander
J.P. Austin
Rosater
Austin
Richter
Yiys Norshin
Pennsdyanii
Bounty Committee
Wwe
Het
Tome Beda
Hatch School Assn Enjoyable Session At Meeting
The Hatch Parent Teachers Association met Friday afternoon at the school. Pupils from No 1 performed including Clyde Goodell and Kath One Firion. Recitations and piano solos by Rexford Dempsey Marguerite Chase Lillian Rourke Marc Flannagan. Eighth grade chorus sang. Mrs EC Barnes spoke on talks and school welfare and the building program. A committee for a profitable year was planned by Mrs HR Smith and officers.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
Hatch Buhoot
No. 1
Clyde Goodell
Reth Scott
Kath One Firion
Blaite Cunt
Adabel Morton
Bethel Ober
Julia Ne
Lillian Rourke
Marc Flannagan
EC Barnes
Mie Harner
HR. Smith
Uitorssiil
Funeral of Samuel Morse Held Saturday
Funeral services for Samuel Morse were held Saturday afternoon at 140 from the Christian Alliance Church in a large gathering of relatives and friends. Members of the I.O.O.F and the GAR attended in full dress. Rev. J. May officiated. Pallbearers and interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery after the church service.
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GAR
Growph
J. May
Pine Grove
Irish crisis delays Lloyd George conference call
London March 27 United Press report Premier Lloyd George was recalled by the Irish crisis as Sir James Craig and A Michael Collins stayed away due to unrest threatening their governments. Ulster representatives delayed, Dublin and Belfast leaders moved toward London talks. The conference postponed to late Wednesday or Thursday while Genoa talks and England’s economic woes occupy attention.
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Treeland
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Solonies
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England
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Newtown
Dangal
Fotmers
Dublin
Nyn
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Republic of Ireland
Dail Eireann
Bamon
Belfast
Ulster
Galvin
Leonton
James Craige Lister Hremiey
Loidon Tantarrow
New Shale Oil Machine Demonstrated Near Debeque Colo
Denver March 27. Oil from shale could meet world demand for years says inventor Hasry Brown after a demonstration in shale oil fields 27 miles from Debeque Colorado. The machine uses revolving retorts to extract oil on site producing gasoline phenols and other products. It feeds in at one end and outputs at the other automatically while gases are captured. Brown partnered with engineers chemists and others to develop the device over two years near Debeque making the invention publicly known.
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Debeque
Colo
Victor Alderson
Colorado School of Minas
Ip Venlini
New York
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Deboque
Anade
Thoma
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