Restoration of Two Flyers on Buffalo Division
A movement to restore the Pittsburgh to Buffalo line trains is under way. The Franklin News reduces the restoration to a possible schedule return for the two readers, with trials and connections at Curombon Avenue. The plan aims to serve summer travel and freight interests along the Allegheny Valley, signaling potential resumed service this season.
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Pittsburgh
Buffalo
New
Buffalo and Dittburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gurlagtha
Judy
Hilu
Sneha
Thig City
Hipold Wohuvuto
Uta City
Elbek
Liaind
Amde
Curombon Avenue
Franklin Newsiterald
Allegheny
Wittsburgh
Peanklin
Tittwburgh
Clty
Nore
Chautaiqua Lake
Pittyburgh-Buffalo
Phila
Arryl
Pennsylvanie
Rome
Wood Wins Indiana Primary Delegates in 24 Votes
United Press reports Major General Wood claimed twenty four of Indiana's Republican delegates with an apparent 8000 plurality from the May 6 primaries. Results show totals for Wood and rivals across 47 counties, with Wood securing a significant share of delegates at stake and a majority rule for state convention.
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United Press
Tndianapolis
Tuoday
Doonard Wood Toflay
Tadisna’y Urepublican Delegaton
Sant
Wooi
John Hon
Mrunk Lowder Sham
Semtor Marding
Wood
Wiel Delegater
Hanla
Indianaimosis
Leonard Wood Haa
Andiaan
Dll Hut Li
Jures
Toknaon
Lowden
Tirding
Heavy clash between Reds and Polish reported abroad
London dispatch says heavy fighting flares in the Pantatt region as Polish and Bolshevik forces clash. A Daily News correspondent notes earlier Polish occupation reports for Kiev were contradicted by new fighting updates.
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Proon
London
Kibif
Cowmuniine
Nexty
Wiley
Kieff
Dolahoyske
Polen
Pantatt
Suffrage in Delaware House Today
Fragmentary OCR notes report on suffrage议 debates in the Delaware House, referencing constitutional change and political figures. The text is garbled but indicates ongoing discussions or votes on women’s suffrage and related legislative steps.
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Delaware House
Carranza’s fall predicted within the coming week
United Press reports from Washington that Obregon supporters foresee Anza Carranza's overthrow as Mexican turmoil deepens. No official U.S. confirmation on the regime’s duration was issued, but signs point to heightened concern with the government’s hold and possible American naval movements in Key West.
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Carranza
United Prone
Washington
Coarransa
Bank iv
Obregon
United Stats
Mexico
Ctivision
Key West
Anza
Colmpo
Rogers Co Opens Large New Plant On Bust Maistrail
Rogers Company rapidly completes stock and equipment moves in a new establishment on Bust Main Trail. The building space supports expansion with a main floor displaying Commonwealth cars and appliances, a rear machining shop, a second floor lighting displays, storage batteries, and a basement for Willys lighting gear and tire stock. Street-front sales will feature high pressure plumbing and water services for motorists as work continues to finish inside.
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Wightlog
Rogers Company
General Machhng and Repair Shop
Willys Light Farm
Rogorn
Johnson Increases Lead Over Hoover In Arizona Returns
SAN ARANGINCO May 6 Senator Hiram Johnson extended his lead over Herbert Hoover in the Republican presidential nomination race as returns from Friday’s primaries showed Johnson with 399,918 votes to Hoover's 173,078 from 481 of 6,734 precincts reporting.
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San Aranginco
Hiram Jobson
Herbert Noor
Roturna
Roturna Com
Procineta
Tohnson
Hoover
Messengers Trained for Thefts Reported in Error
Truncated dispatch describes trained messengers connected to a brokerage firm, claiming they planned thefts. The report appears garbled with missing names and locations, but indicates alleged preparation for stealing from a firm on Well Street and mentions dates in May.
Will Install New Pastor Friday Night
A notice announces the installation of Rev A H Stockh as pastor of First Presbyterian tonight at 7 oclock. The sermon will be delivered by Rev E B Lashley of Union City with charges to pastor and people by Rev B Bonner and Rev B O Pires. An organ doxology and anthem will close the service.
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A. H. Stockh
Rely
Rey
Bonner
Painboro
Pryor
Roy
B. O. Pires
Connecticut Democrats Take Action at State Convention
Reports from Raven Conn May 6 show the Democratic convention passed a resolution urging home rule and expressing sympathy with Trelandin. Separate wires note warnings for 200 alien radicals may be canceled after a Labor Department ruling. A May 8 report mentions a railroad bill affecting freight rates and funds.
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United Pros
Raven
Conn
Sosalon
Trelandin
Tridh Rapiblic
United Prom
Tabor Wilton
Communist Labor Party
Imwy Jt
Department of
Jun Heo
Telephone Rate Hearings Open in Pennsylvania
The Pullig Bergico Commission began a hearing on the Hell telephony company rate complaint. Ange Wak, general counsel, and Marya, general attorney, testified on costs, replacement values, and possible effects of new rates. Exhibits showed material and labor costs over 60 years, with estimates to replace the Pennsylvania plant ranging from 107 to 248 million dollars. The commission planned hearings in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Erie, Altoona, Scranton, and DuBois and adjourned for the day as decisions were deferred until Friday.
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Pullig Bergico Commission
Hell ‘Telephony
St. Taf Brayze
General County
Ange Wak
Pennsylvania
Marya
Freneral
To Company
Ate
Barye
H. P. Gillette
Yn Engineering Oxpork
Ole Pitta
Philadelphia
Mtatn
Liladelphia
Pittsburgh
Erie
Altoona
Scranton
DuBois
Aidok
Commmissalon
Father guilty of neglect in child death in Newark
In Newark New Jersey a jury found Joseph Walker guilty of manslaughter for failing to provide medical care to his daughter who died of diphtheria. The jury recommended a five year prison term for Walker while his wife Mrs Walker was acquitted and bore no responsibility for the child's death.
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United Frans
Inewark
N. Jy
Louy
Joseph Walker
Mra. Walker
Codrefonilant
Charleston Gasoline War Ends After Price Slashing
Charleston West Virginia May 6 Shuseling won back four dollars today after Woing forced down to ten cents a gallon in youth day price moves. When one dealer cut prices, rivals followed, trimming to eleven and a half cents. The truce ended the drive as gas dealers threatened to burn 200 gallons for ten cents during the price war.
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United Press
Charleston
W. Vn
Enh
Brioe
Carranza vows to crush Mexican rebels in first official statement
President Venustiano Carranza declared the rebellion would be crushed, saying it is his obligation to deliver national power to the providential election. He announced plans to pursue rebels using air forces and reported that planes bombed a rail station at Cuernavaca, about forty miles south of Mexico City, causing damage.
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Rile Rad
Cuernayasa
Muxiga City
Manufacturers Stand Firm Molders Strike At Pittsburgh Plants
Industrial clash grows as molders refuse to recognize the Pittsburgh district union and insist on direct dealings with employers only. Plant departments including machine shops report halted deliveries as labor action tightens, signaling potential broader disruption.
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Pittsburgh District Union
Eel
Ofiola
Tastay
Alo
Carriage accident kills six at East colliery in Mound Carmval
Reported trench and mine disaster at East Colliery near Mound Carmval results in six deaths as a wagon derailment dumps miners over a 1100 foot drop. All were married. Also noted President Wilson nominates Mark Potter to the Interstate Commerce Commission and a Paris report on Spa conference limits German representation as witnesses.
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United Press
Carmval
Whroe Aunnery
Tay
Miréu Ware
United Prasé
Washington
Wilson Joiay
Mark Potter
New York
Thterstate Commerce Commission
Potter
Senator Hoover Leads. Returns Tallied Across Nation
May 6 reports from United Press and Pontiac state Senator Hiram Hoover leads with about 185,000 vote margin as returns show Hoover ahead. Johnson’s campaign forecasts suggest a 170,000 majority. A separate Pontiac dispatch details Anton Best charged with murder of a telegraph operator, with late developments and weather noting a temperature change.
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United Frew
GAN Prancihco
Proemota
Hiram Huited
Herbert Hoover
Johnson
Toaitarn
United Prema
Pontiac
Anton Best
Vora 'Gohnotder
Stord
Change in Brooks and Wales Firm Dissolved
An interesting business shift occurred as the Brooks and Wales firm, proprietors of the Corry Bed Spring Company and agent for Overland Chandler and Cleveland cars, dissolved. Charles Wales takes over the Corry Bed Spring company, continuing production and maintaining the plant on Clinton Street temporarily before establishing new headquarters. Brooks will keep representing automotive firms in the region, with others likely to manage machines and sales in the meantime. Heavy orders foretell ongoing activity and expansion plans.
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Brooks and Wales
Coray Bed Spring Company
Algo Ra
Overland
Chandler and Cleveland
Wander
Charkes Wales
Corry
Bomwell
Waites
Brooks
Gatomobile
Miy Algo
Byoney
Imge
Lieir
Brookes
Clinton Street
Entablin
Lac
Installed Officers of L C B A Branch 5
Tuesday evening installation of Branch 5 L C B A officers by AUF included Mary Murray as Past President Min Delia Miller as President elect Mixe Josephs ine Lyons as First Vice President Sabina Muni as Second Vice President Katherine Maloney as Revorker Sarah Shdeliss as Assistant Recorder Ari Nellin Hand as Financial Secretary Kathryn Maloney as Treasurer Mayme Maloney as Marshall Bilon Flannigan as Guard Margar et Hand as Trustee Sabina Marks Mary Murray and Elley Mor tell named as trustees Kathryn McMahoy Attnq Anna McCarthy on Board of Appeals Babing Marks Mary Bur ray Matlo Kooto as Nustitors Margaret McCarthy Mary Murray Mite Anna tues. First View President Mrs Marks presented Murray a vase. attendees enjoyed refreshments afterward.
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AUF
Mary Murray
Min Delia Miller
Mixe Josephsine Lyons
Sabina Muni
Katherine Maloney
Sarah Shdeliss
Ari Nellin Hand
Quthryn Maloney
Mayme Maloney
Bilon Flannigan
Margaret Hand
Sabina Marks
Elley
Mortell
Kathryn McMahoy
Anna McCarthy
Babing Marks
Mary Burray
Mise Matlo Kooto
Margaret McCarthy
Mary. Murrey Mite
Anna Tues
Utter
Marks
Murray
Murrhy
Nurpolind
Another Shoot Last Evening at State Armory
A shoot held last evening at the State Armory featured scores for numerous competitors. Names such as Skin wor, Miller, Flemming, Dr. Little, Biskirson, and Balt appeared among the results, with varied point totals and several entries marked by uncertain OCR.
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Smeky
State Armory
Prove Positions
Wor
Blomuons
Miller
Nich. Ok
Flemming
W. Gwain
Studd Bf
Fogel
Dr. Little
Mie
Biskirson
Bootwell
Dame
Bokghiol
Balt
Wath
Reduced Rates Shaping Up For Convention
Local organizers announce reduced travel and registration rates for the upcoming convention. Officials urge early booking to secure discounts and accommodate attendees from nearby districts.
Stabbing in Chest Follows Night Fight on First Avenue
Reported last night a clash between Martin Cassidy and Tamas Plaherty at the Boston house on First Avenue ended with Cassidy stabbed in the chest with a pocket knife. Plaherty and others faced questions as Cassidy lies in serious condition at home and police review potential charges from the disturbance.
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Martin
Cassidy
Hopital
James Flaherty
Martin Cassidy
Tamas Plaherty
Borton
Tuherty
Causiiy
Waanidy
Boston
Mlaherty
Flaterty
Lnhierty
Hospital Directors In Session At Corry Meeting
The monthly meeting of the Corry hospital board met at the Library building with Mr. Laurie chairing in President Loveland's absence. Directors approved paying bills, planned pro rata expenses, resolved to renovate fining rooms and entrance door, and to paint the roof. Cement wall repairs at the main entrance were authorized. Superintendent Collings submitted a favorable monthly report and noted progress in X ray work by Dr. Potts the specialist who attends one day weekly.
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Corry Hospital
Laurie
Loveland
Drst
Collings
Potts
Witen
Grange Meets Saturday at Columbia Grange Hall
The regular meeting of Columbia Grange will be held Saturday afternoon at Grange hall in Columbia. A program follows with readings by Armstron and Mir, music by Mowers, Hill and Bonainik, and a question on daily home exercise for the busy wife.
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Columbia Gringo
Grange ‘Hall
Columbia
Vietroln
Mia
Armatrong
Prinont
Hill and
Bonainik
Sng
Mr. Oininte
Bong—Grange
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Dion
Rogers CO
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Ater
Ateal Bohde
Connecticut
United Prear
Tateratata’ Common Commission
By-Kinseed Press
Prasidant Wien Today Sommeted Ptovernor Mongli
Maweaghpapttn
the & Monitor of the
Comelstom
Bell Company
United Preex
Brookville
Latonia Guantn
United Pras
Mertoo Oudy
Jato
Carranem
Benson
Senate Naval
Sima
Hugland
United States
Auigago
Antieax
Dixeano
Han
Grersons
Chinasgo
Iwax
Chicago
Curlyd Inte
Ben
Presa
Paris
AlNod
Spa
Weathar
Teidey
Ty Tewspriatigen
Brooks and
Wales
Mr. Wales
Bed Spring
Mr. Brooks
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