Robbery Gang Lowers Into Broadway Stage With Band
A bold heist on Broadway at Frit Bros store saw masked robbers hoist members of a band through a skylight using ropes. The thieves stole clothing and valuables as police scrambled after the eight-in-flight crime in New York City.
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Heart OF New York
Broadway
United Freas
New York
Rumken
Frit Bros
Ph Broadway
Popes
Witks
Erie
New
Thie
Syeey
Fire destroys big plant at North Girard and man dies
A fire at the Ecrinac Manufacturing Company plant in North Girard last night killed night watchman James Larson and destroyed the coat hunger factory. The loss is estimated around 200000 dollars, mostly insured. The plant, owned by a stock company and run by W K Abbey and WE Whitton, employed about fifty people.
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North Girard
CM Carder
Erié
Hoon
Eclinac Manufacturing Company
James Larson
Larson
Focal
Sol
The
Airiclure
Simmon Assistaceeater
Binne Iy
Rome
Girard How
Surance
W BK. Abbey
WE. Whitton
Bell Company Denials Plan to Suspend Erie Service
An Erie manager said Friday there is no plan to abandon local Bell Telephone service. Officials from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh visited for inspections, stating no new Bell changes were discussed beyond possible statewide network changes.
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Erie
Marely
Tell
C Montague
Rrie
Philadelphia
Pittstyiegh
Mutual ‘Telephone Company
Montague
John Z. Miller
Mutual Company
Unidey
C. J. Barnard
Distriet OF
Knish An
Philditeluhin
Lehmann
Williams
Gillesple
Warr
Pittsburgh
McNanard
Pennsyvania
Bell
MP Montigie
Bell Company
Easter cold wave grips the eastern states
A United Press report from Washington notes an unusual early spring cold snap sweeping the eastern United States. Temperatures dropped well below normal with snow in some areas and heavy frost across the Virginia and Carolinas regions, forecast to linger through Easter Sunday.
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United
Washington
Navy
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Former Corry Man Saved By Stomach Pump
Joe Gragiana aged 52 formerly of Jamestown operated a meat market and grocery. He attempted to poison his wife with a flower poison after an attack in their home on Eyt Mutu Street. He was saved by stomach pump and hospital treatment.
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Joe Gragiana
Macy Street
Jamestown
Gener Jiu
Tarmestuwss
Piano Class Gives an Easter Recital
Thirty members of Mrs Harriott A Elaton's piano class gave an Easter recital at her residence studio Friday afternoon each patient played a memorized selection. Vocal and musical duets provided pleasing variety on the program.
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Harriott
Elaton
Pydent
Vaal
Usstey
French Turn Guns on Germans in Essen Area
Seven German units were killed and twenty wounded when French troops at the Krupp works near Essen fired machine guns on workers. A later notice lists funeral services for Wie K Spoon and details of a burial at Columbus cemetery. Mayor Lo Alexander traveled to Erie for business.
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United Prous
Berlin
Mavch 3
Gar
Kruppe
Essen
Ini
Todas
Stecording
Lokal Anseiger
Lo Alexander
Erie
Bustaneus
Home Builders Plan Succeeds In Community Pledge Drive
Local businessmen sign on to a home builders plan with 125 pledges per new home and expect total pledges to exceed 250 dollars. Lenders indicate an $800 equity loan will be secured and a first complete list will be released at noon Monday by Secretary James Drown. The program funds housing for families and requires full participation by subscribers through a city chamber of commerce with payments due after house completion and inspection.
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Mouelayey
James
Nantes
Cortys Y Penna
Chery
Cotmerce
Jommetes
Comneree
Three Die In Newfoundland Blizzard After Wild Storm
Three people perish in a Newfoundland blizzard sweeping the area for days. Others remain missing as crews search remote districts. Horses were found near Throw Harbour, and trains are halted. A steamer from Louisburg with 750 sacks of mail is stranded offshore and may be unable to free itself for hours.
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United Promst
Jovans NW
Mare
Louisburg
Cape Breton
Workman Hurt at Climax Shops
Frank Thompson employed at Mant of the imax Mig company suffered facial head injuries when hot metal flew from beneath a hammer at the locomotive shops. He received medical care from Dr G E Bennett and was later sent home. The injuries were not serious and permanent damage is not anticipated. LR Sears, an Erie business visitor, was present.
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Frank ‘Thompson
Imax
Mig
G. E. Bennett
Subarless Days Call for Price Cuts and Market Reform
Advocates urge government action to curb prices and curb exploitation in the market. They demand vigorous prosecutions of market manipulators and warn of large monthly charges and illicit profits harming consumers. The piece reflects concern over price gouging and calls for decisive policy responses.
British News In New Dispatches From London
United Press reports a tally of chaotic wartime incidents from London with scattered notes on stabbings injuries and a few identified names. The text is garbled but conveys urgent dispatches about violence and deaths abroad.
Train wreck in Ruhr involves casualties and investigations
A Ruhr area train accident leaves multiple people injured with authorities initiating inquiries. Details on the operator and exact toll remain unclear in the fragmentary report. Local officials and railway representatives are expected to release further information.
Navy denies recall of U S Turkish fleet
The Navy Department stated no plan to recall American destroyers in Turkish waters. Twenty destroyers remain in place, with no intention to remove or alter the fleet's position amid tensions and fuel concerns.
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Washington
Navy Department
Engine trouble forces descent during endurance flight attempt
Two aviators John McReady and Oakley G Kelly aborted their world endurance fight record attempt at 12105 this morning after seven hours and 5 minutes aloft, forcing an emergency descent at S27 miles.
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Dayton
John McReady
Oakley G Kelly
Sandi i Mcook
Hart
Fire kills two in Gotham as blaze sweeps five story building
A deadly blaze in Burt Side building early today left two men dead and injuries to a woman and child. Four others were hurt including four firemen amid the flames and smoke. Fire crews battled the blaze as residents fled the scene.
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New York
Burt
Two Killed on Grade Crossing in Lancaster
Two people died in a grade crossing collision near Lancaster at night on Penn Street. The driver Harry Erb was killed instantly and Elizabeth Reinhardt of Sunbury died later at a hospital. Mrs. Fiber Kern of Titusville is visiting her mother Mrs. Davis.
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Lancaster
Here
Epi
Penn Stal
Mdm
Harry Erb
Elizabeth Reinhardt
Sunbury
Focal Hospital
Fiber Kern
Titusville
Davis Aver Baster
Ex convict may clear up Wall Street bombing case
The piece reports an inmate serving life for a distant murder claims he holds key details about the 1990 Wall Street bombing that killed 39 and injured many. Authorities note his statements connect to the teen era and the broader investigation, though verification remains uncertain.
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Wall Street
Reopen Probe Into Killing of Peters in Albany
The state will begin an investigation into the killing of Peters, marking its first action since the release of a New York millionaire biker on a murder charge. The inquiry, led by Attorney General Sherman, starts Monday amid the Clarence case fallout and the ongoing pursuit of justice.
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United Press
Albany
Lenin's Condition Improves Says Official Bulletin
Moscow reports Premier Lenin's condition is improved today per an official bulletin. The bulletin notes a temperature around 378 centigrade and mentions other vital signs though details are difficult to verify.
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Lenin
United
Moscow
Lenis
Fam
Tate
Yoith Mulie
Harding's Florida Vacation Nears End
The article notes Harding plans a late return from Florida with a swing through key stops. It mentions stops and interim actions, including meals and travel plans, as he concludes the trip.
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Harding
Florida
Convicted in Indiana Liquor Fraud Cases
Fifty five defendants connected to alleged liquor fraud schemes in Guy and surrounding counties were found guilty in a federal court in Indiana. The verdict marks a victory for investigators probing Prohibition era enforcement and syndicate operations across multiple states.
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United Intianapoles
Nid
Guy
Ind
United States
Fay
Northorny
Swirsrondleviitivics
Franklin Boy Killed by Friend in Franklin Hiking Accident
A 15 year old Pomipadian named Rigg Worl was killed when a gun discharged at a Franklin High School party hike. Witness Paul Pattison, a junior, was present along with friends Wood and Gregory. The incident occurred Friday afternoon on Pittuburgh road near Franklin while the group planned a woods outing. Wood picked up Pattison’s gun to examine it and it discharged, the bullet piercing the heart. Pattison died at once.
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Franklin
Rigg Worl
Paul Pattison
Wan
Pittuburgh
Peterson
Young Wood
John Gregory
Wood
Peter
Pope May Visit Shrine at Lourdes
Paris dispatch reports French Catholics claim Pope Pius XII plans a surprise Lourdes visit to the Marian shrine famed for healing miracles. No official confirmation has arrived, and a papal break with the Vatican's seat is not yet established.
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Lourdes
Pau
France
Ping Xt
Vatican
Board Delays Purchase of School Site
The board considers multiple site options for a new school and postpones a final purchase decision. Several locations and proposals are reviewed, with aim to select an available parcel and complete the plan in a timely manner.
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Amilier River
Samushi
Ange
Bayer Huey
Fateh School
Directors of Hotel Company Name Officers
Organization was perfected at a meeting at the Cary Hotel with newly elected officers and directors. Ora at the Memicival datlus satersbuy, Stewart acted as chair. A president, treasurer, and secretary were elected, with Loveland joining the board and Arthur Westhway named assistant treasurer. Westley will maintain the office at the municipal building and oversee collections.
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S.V. Stewart
F. A. Loveland
Dhmets Ora
Cary Hotel
Curmpyane
Vomnitred Niin
Satersbuy
Tate
New
Hatel
Prurient
Alexibere Ava
View
Qresident
JNC Raymane
Donis Smith
Loveland
Arthur
Westley
Pneumonia Proves Fatal in Family Tragedy
R Henry Thornton aged 70 died after firing at his daughter Me D Little at 101 o'clock this morning following a three day illness. Survived by wife four daughters and one son Mrs Walter Dobson Mrs Max Schourfeldt Mrs Dy J Little AMG Chyrence Moungiin and Elvin A Thornton. Funeral services to be held at the home Tuesday afternoon.
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R. Henry Thornton
Corry Churches Hold Special Programs at Bon Pago Six
Local congregations in Corry sponsor a series of special programs at the Bon Pago Six facility. The event lineup includes services, community meals, and outreach activities designed to engage residents and visitors.
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Corry
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Sears
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Morir
Sugiel Yewri
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Ilakird
Wiley
Witsent
Tay
Ole
United Prow
Yoscow
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Wile
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Persia
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Poland
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Polat
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