Ralph Griswold Pleads Guilty In Court Today
Ralph Griswold, former cashier of Citizens Bank Albion, pleaded guilty to charges of porjary and making false statements. He received a sentence of two to four years in the Western Penitentiary. Griswold implicated a former state official in alleged checkings tied to the failure of a local financial institution. He begins serving the sentence immediately.
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Albion Citizens Bank
RRIB
Ralph Grikwald
Bay of Albion
Pepi Lontiany
Laftyr
Griswold
Firie Vanks
Alloged
Vion
Western Penitentiary
Avon Tidus
Open Bids On New Hotel Here This Evening
Open bids on a new hotel here this evening. The Town Council will consider bids submitted by bidders and review site details and contract terms for the project at the city hall tonight.
Pro at Corry Country Club Returns to Town
The Corry area welcomes back pro Toh Randall after months away. CID arrived last evening as West golfers await an opening event on the Will course. Preliminary work progresses at the Connie Club in Wall, while Mollie Hasatvigt completes rolling and yard tasks. United Prove MEW YORK reports heavyweights Dempel and Willy in contention for a Sept championship in New York.
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Toh Randall
Corry County
Cid
Ris
Ska
Ms Hote
Sharon
Conpro
Soa AL the
Connie Club
Wall
Lenny
Mollie Hasatvigt
United Prove
York
Jucy Dempelses
Anid
Hartyye Willy
Jarsey City
Tex Rekard
Budget shows school expense for next year
The Putre school budget lists salaries and administrative costs totaling about 8,025.00 for administration and 60,000.00 for instruction wage lines, with an overall debt service and capital outlay reflecting a large year ahead. The figures include superintendent 1,500.00, secretary of the board 1,200.00, treasurer 150.00, collector 1,700.00, auditor 2,100.00, and office clerk 700.00, plus central office expenses and text book allocations.
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Corry
Administration Board of Education
Central Omer
Five killed in refinery blast at Kanbas Mt y
A refinery blast in Kanbas Montana on May 1 killed five workers and burned ten others. Fire followed the explosion, halting production and prompting authorities to warn of continuing danger as investigators assess the scene. Community leaders scheduled a meeting with the director at City Hall to discuss safety and response. Local residents reported a quiet birthday celebration for Mrs. Johanna Goring of Liberty amid the week’s distress.
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Rive Eit
Eworetuken
Wit Tenehors
Jones
Hig
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Liberty
Carine
Erie Official Delivers Kiwanians Talk on Rail Issues
An Erie official addresses Kiwanis members at a noon luncheon on rail transportation, urging cooperation to boost efficiency and service over pursuing cheaper rates. He cites Dr Manning and McVaron staffers, praising constructive government ownership debates and urging support for rail improvement.
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Eric Rairoud
Ivan Shit
Parry
McVaron
Staf
Ciitect
Manning
Mistik
Permlein 1
Uiecirces
Tharva
Seyar
Entat Macy Brie
Wheeler Plot Claim Spurs Senate Trial Hearing
United Press reports May 1 that Senator Wheeler faces a trial by peers as prosecutors prepare evidence. A Senate committee will recall Henry C. Glossen to question him about alleged secret permits, while Blair Coats and Democrats press for a wider inquiry into Wheeler’s actions in Montana.
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United Press
Washington
Wheeler
Senate
Montana
Henry C. Glossen
Gordon Campbell
Montana-ontan
Senator Horn
Glosser
Montand
Coats
Big crowd expected here Saturday during merchants day
A campaign event by local merchants promises a big turnout as participants in the Corry Advertiainye Chih campaign give away a sought after automobile. The wind up will occur on West South Street in the afternoon, with traffic likely halted between Canter and First Avenue.
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Jocal Hinsitiens
Corry
First Avenue
Trafic
Estelle Gray-Shevınne Opens Music Week With Violin
Fine program arranged for Music Week highlights Estelle Gray-Shevınne, a prodigy who won a university scholarship at eleven and drew praise from Theodore Roosevelt. Her stories about music aim to engage audiences of all ages, with a dynamic, dramaturgic recital style anticipated to fill the auditorium next week. The week features the Mine School Glo Chats and Orchestra and promises a more beautiful program than last year.
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Wortittens
Estelle Griys
University of the Pacific
Estelle Gray
California
Navires
Theodore Roosevelt
Sindienst
Joachim
America
bighrGst
Paris
London
Munich
Dresden
Rich
Milan
Ostend
Werlin
Atorina
Wayne Coats
Ling
Xhat
Mig
Gourne
Corry Girls Will Teach In Warren Schools
Corry Girls were elected to teach in the Warren schools for the coming year at a meeting of the schoolboard last evening. Miss May Mowe, now of Foliphore, was named an intermediate teacher, Miss Dorothy Sandburg, now at Pleasureville, N.Y., was named as a sewing and general science teacher, while Miss Gladys A Skinnay was chosen as instructor in the commercial department. LISBON May 1 The two Portuguese aviators who are attempting a flight from Linkin to Madela Colony in the Far East have arrived at Bushite India.
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Mise Tay Mowe Fon
Foliphore
Dorothy Sandburg
Pleasureville
N.Y
Gladya A Skinnay
Ehaven Ag
United Press
Lisbon
Linkin
Maodle
Far East
Hay
Bushite
India
US flier missing in ice swept Arctic
A misread report from Alaska describes a United States flier missing after a mission near the Arctic, with a search involving rescue teams and weathered conditions. The aviator, reportedly Darely Yayhur, disappeared after taking off near Alaska, and authorities pursued efforts to locate him while weather hampered recovery.
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Umitea
Tordova
Prueruk
Marti
Amercare
APTA
Darely Yayhur
Alaska
Yantardy
German May Day Riot Breaks Up by Police in Berlin
Police dispersed a large May Day demonstration near the former Kaiserpalast in Berlin as workers halted business in a solidarity strike called by the General Confederation of Labor. Security forces halted the protest following threats by rival groups and widespread unrest reported across the city.
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United Press Berlin
Narten
Kaires
Widen Ty
Ian Tia
Eumpe
Aliy Lewes
Eeaetores
General Confederation of Labor
Sith
Fragmented OCR List of Railroads and Places
A garbled OCR sample lists numerous railroad names and place references such as Logan and Bryan, Pacific, Chicago, Northern Pacific, Packard, Overland, Union Natural, Westinghouse, and others. The text appears as a fragmented compilation of company names, routes, and regional labels without cohesive narrative.
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America
T&t American Wonton
Hethledes
Dian Pacific
Chicago & Aston
Chicago
North
Chile
General Mator Great Normony Maxwell
Missonri
New York
Eytrail
Northern Pacific
Packard
Pacific Oil
Pan American
Seebi Simms
Sinclair
Union Natural Westinghowe
Wills Overland Mice Bight & Throwthing
Democrats Split Over Tax Cut Plan Sparks Senate Rifts
Washington May 1 Democrats split over a tax cut plan and the issue of tax exempt securities. The rift centers on a Republican provision to bar deductions for losses and interest beyond the interest from tax exempt securities, aiming to curb buying tax exempt bonds. Senators Glu of Virginia and others resist the provision, prompting a caucus debate on the measure.
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Senate
Capitol
The
Naga
Senritien Sinatat Parter Glu
Virginia
le Neve
Towns ravaged by tornado across multiple states
A powerful tornado swept a half mile wide path across the South, destroying towns in Georgia and surrounding states. Dozens killed and many injured as homes, schools, and churches were leveled. damage reported from North Carolina to Alabama and Tennessee, with hundreds of buildings toppled and crops ruined.
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Meath
Caroline
Georgia
Mamnden
Negra Waren
Whiner
Ois Hower
Charlotte
Durham
Richmond
Opeliles
Alabama
Macon
Morrll
Columbia
Stecke Amymma Mtoe
Spring Street Garage Under New Manager
Spring Street Garage announces new management by Tony Jackson on Spring Street. The shop will offer up-to-date service and repair for Moon and Oldsmobile cars, plus a general repair business with a full line of accessories. Jackson will keep the garage as headquarters for welding and repair work, inviting local business.
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Mately
Tony Jackson
Spring Street
Moon
Oldsmobile
Alka
Jackson
Fivetyyene
Five Best Radio Features Listed Across Stations
A compilation of radio features across several stations includes Crag Montreal WIAX Cleveland and Schenectady WGN with choral and musical programs. Washington opera performances by Albion and the Washington Opera Company are noted alongside Bibien Mendotin and Thrilar Chub offerings.
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CRAG
Montreal
Basilica Choir
WIAX
Cleveland
Thums
WGN
Schenectary
Raio Dranta
Wally of
Jericho
WAP
Washington
M.eaitorm
Operalogua
Albion
Washington Opera Company
WEAA
Dallan
Om Tentral
Bibien Mendotin
Thrilar Chub
Poultrymen Meetings Scheduled Across County
Meetings for poultrymen set in Union City Corry Hallie Jey and Albion with a specialist from Stine College to discuss incubation and chicks. Sessions planned for May 6 and May 7 at designated locations in Union City and nearby towns.
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Union City
Corry
Hallie Jey
Albion
Stine Colleygoomilly
Turunday
A. E. Tharstod
Union Git
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