Thirteen Americans Held by Chinese Bandits On Express Train
Washington dispatch reports thirteen Americans among hostages seized by Chinese brigands who wrecked a China Express train in Shantung province. Names include D Rockefeller Jr and J S Powell among passengers. State and War Departments coordinate to locate all captives and secure their release with international teams aiding the pursuit.
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United Press
Washington
Smith
Seiimian
Stan
Mornion
Armerican
Foreign Prisoners Department
Sehurman
Enbre
State Department
Seboeman
Amerain Conmul
Shanghai
Powell
Hheazo
Setirmaiye Messige
AM Americ
Heli Phring, May Tauw
Amaripame
China
Uintung
Wintees
Lee Bone
Une
Americal Leysation
Fev Wiepiwelms
Ruthmar
Infant Girl Buried in Erie After Frist Burial
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Sheldon died at sixteen months. The infant will be brought to the city for burial after a service, with interment at Pine Grove cemetery. Friends from Cor express condolences.
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Alice Jacquelyn
Save
Edward Sheldon
Erie
Wixteen
Pine Grove Cemetery
Sheldon
Corfriends Express Révont de
Turks Seek Break at Lausanne Parley
Turkiye seeks a break at the Lausanne conference as Allied powers push for a separate peace stance. The article notes Turks faced difficult terms, with tensions over when to resume talks and the broader aim of disentangling Turkish positions from allied schemes.
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Lausanne
United Press
Ianeare Conferency Patrie
Wesk
Shi
United States
Peta
Fire destroys West Main street stores and homes
A Sunday blaze caused $65,000 in losses across several wooden buildings along West Main. The fire severely damaged the West store and adjacent dwellings, with only a portion of the rear wall remaining. Neighbors aided victims and moved furniture as fire crews, Salvation Army workers, Red Cross volunteers, and police coordinated relief and temporary housing for the affected families. Community organizations pledged support as investigations and repairs proceed.
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Tivain Quarters
Paulon
Lund
West
Second Vende
Peene
Guy Raymond
Charles Rieker
Heath
Second Averive
Jay
Wiss
Fale
Haroun
Edwart Allen
Salvation Army
Wis Ori
Inje T
Willig
Vatfee
Tie Fremen
Community 6
Campaigan
Red Cross
Chet
Polite Dunkle
Jaro
Margaret Nulone
Taday
Meadville
Mt. Tak
Halokke
Lune
Seasion
Clark
McLean Y
Meyeland
Pranklin Street
Jennie Arnold
Huttale
Roy Larson
Finnestows
Palage Theatre
Severnal
Laréel
Fecwitle
Rex Theatre
Harold Hugan
Cleveland
Sirs Wiliam, Myers
Concord Street
Methodist
Ford Ear
Journal, Ag
West Main Street
Titner's
Water company to daily near pump station work project
The water company plans immediate site work at the North Corry pumping station. Four to five twelve inch wells will be drilled along the crekbed behind the pump suction to boost the supply. Officials report abundant fine waters and a favorable formation, with rapid progress expected and new wells to augment daily gas equipment.
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Cook's Hill
Orey Water
Hemling
Regent
Panene
North Corry
Newwells
Babbitt Named Receiver In Texas Oklahoma Railroad Case
Local notes indicate R Babbitt appointed receiver for another railroad project extending from Dietatioma Cite to bigote Texas. The move involves the Texas Oklahoma line and the Kansas Missouri routes, with details still developing. Patrons are advised of washing machine deliveries delayed by the transition.
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Fremont
Oklahora
Dietatioma
Bigote
Texas
Mirvourl
Kansas
Testie
Mount University student murder witnessed by fisherman
A fisherman testified to Evanston police about seeing three men carry a youth into a lake near Northwestern University after a student stabbing. The witness described the assailants and said the body was later found, while investigators pursued university student ties and possible underworld links as part of a broad probe led by State's Attorney Crowe.
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United Press
Phicago
John A. Strom
Evanston Jolice
Leighton
Northweotern University
Nave Toon
Haders
Strum
Mount
Bay 2
Mirlpel
Grand Jung
Anil
el Probe
Steath
Subpornas
Atudenta
Varions Investigations
Bstate
Robert E. Croweeclares
Eietid
Wright
Peraniai Phurge
Mayors Clean Up Day Proclamation for Corry City
The mayor designates CleanUp Day in Corry urging residents to clear refuse and remove backyard fire hazards. Citizens must prepare trash for early morning pickup on the stated day as wagons will make a single citywide pass. Burnable rubbish should be limited to prevent fires.
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Corry
Real Test of Character in Words and Actions
The saying contrasts words with deeds, noting that men who boast of high deals may mislead. Actions stand as the true measure of character, often surpassing spoken claims and revealing sincerity or lack thereof.
Fire devastates several homes and warehouses in town
Fire swept through Peach Street destroying a warehouse and multiple residences. Families displaced by loss of clothing and belongings faced urgent relief needs as investigators probed the northeast corner of the West ware house area. Total damages estimated around 68 thousand dollars with several structures ruined and residents seeking aid.
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Familien
Maple
Guhl Garmients
Fietar
Pamilies
Etevethy i
Night Clothinge
Guy Raymoni
Second Avenue
Mon Walter
Gerber
Ricker
Charles Hakeslee
Winns
Marrow
Iuve Spite
Brughen
Fist Avenue
Marion
Glen Raye
Ley
Jay
William Boying
Weat
Strien
West Murel
Panton
Anand
Greeny
Rpatve
Mauisnen
Jayndes
Jivneanee
Teiyander Ntved
Teiyander Ntved Fehaworty Tapicken Brothers
Nan Ru
Carshail
Brighe
Dnisatanve
Harri
Raymond
Phio
Tynehines
Dovupalith
Me West
Trea Bare
Meath
Homer
Thorsh
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Bree
Cory
Babbitt
R. R
Hume Laidley
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Northwestern University
Overland
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Saturday Evening Post
Ston
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Warren National Bank
Liberty and
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Joe July
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