Shortage in Pennsylvania funds questioned by auditors
A troubled account report exposes a $26,895,598 shortfall tied to state funds and properties. The Auditor General review cites improper deposits and misappropriated entries. The document names Treasury and accounting officers, with unclear dates and recipients, as it details shortfalls from April 2021.
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Auditor
United Pros
Tarrishurg
Elainioil
Avcardini
Genera Lewis
Weaiine
Dietlowich
Jose
Ae de Pusie
Rcv
Four Possibly Killed in Inn Gun Battle
The incident involved a gun battle at an inn with several people reportedly shot. Police and witnesses describe a chaotic scene as two groups exchanged fire in a narrow hallway. Victims include a stenographer and a 33 year old woman. one attorney and a lawyer were among those struck by gunfire or nearby debris. Authorities say several suspects are under arrest as investigations proceed.
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United Prox
New York
Hattow
Anon
Ope Ph Thom
Patiew
Kiel
Chin Nathansin
Revulvar Law Veyter Clay
Louk Lavelle
Erately
Jerey
Pontort
Municipal Club Dancing Party Delights Attendee Couple Event
About thirty couples from the Municipal club and their ladies attended a dancing party in Utility Task rooms. The Rathbun Novelty Orchestra provided music and guests enjoyed dancing and a variety of refreshments including a fine salad lunch served by Mrs Iukesten.
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Municipalabe
Pysyin
Rathbun
Bupelier
Carde
LW U'Oloele
Mes
Iukesten
Cromwell Again Heads New York Stock Exchange
Cromwell is named president of the New York Stock Exchange in a decision shaping the exchange’s leadership. Details indicate a reorganization aimed at steering the institution through current market challenges.
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Cromwell
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Another Gotham Brokerage House Closes Its Doors
United Prowl reports in New York that a Gotham brokerage firm named Carpenter Caffre and Immpony announced its closure from the New York Stock Exchange floor.
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Gotham
United
New York
Carpenter
New York Stock Exchange
Self Defense Plea From Miners Leader Blizzard
In Charlestown West Virginia May, defense counsel for Bill Blizzard chief of the Mingo Miners Army prepares a self defense case. Prosecution notes miners urged unity to resist gunmen and invade Lewis County to tear out the gunmen. Witnesses say Blizzard exhorted miners to march, claiming fears for families and invoking state forces threat.
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Bill Blizzard
Mingo Miners’ Army
United Frets
Charlestawn
Hill
Boy Mine
Ley Chirkey
Ewe
West Virginia
Yehioh
Hani Mountain
Williamies
Teanvade
Liyisd
Ada
Sukan
J. J. Wilson
Puarlestown
Willant Bizzare
Soule
Trowani
Fudaye
Logan
Mingo
Siti
Mitshell
Bequests by Bishop Israel Declared at Erie Cathedral
The will of late Bishop Rogery Israel was read at St Paul’s Cathedral in Erie and details bequests to local churches, charity funds, and the cathedral chapter. The estate funds a new library, perpetual clergy support, and endowment gifts to missions within the diocese.
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St. Paul's
Kirle
Erie
Rogery Israel
St. Luke's Church
Scranton
Israel
Brie
Istuall
Erin
Lathel
Tate
Rig
Se Paul
Sira Graham
Diocess
Didvehun
Keyes
Ingoma
St Puls
Sara Granary Larne
Big Sugar Company Dissolved by Federal Decree
United Press reports a final decree dissolving the American Sugar Refining Company as a trust was filed in Federal district court in New York. The action follows a two month old agreement between company counsel and U.S. government attorneys, with Frank Swanton of Jamestown noted among those involved.
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United Press
New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Federal District Court
United States
Corry Man On Trial For Perjury In Crawford County Case
Silas Parker of Corry faced a perjury indictment tied to the Connell Lake garage robbery near Meadville. District Attorney Delp leads the prosecution while Albert Thomas and former Crawford judge Thomas defend Parker. Court stenographer Elisabeth Jones testified, with proceedings delaying until 1:30 pm as witnesses were called. Local residents subpoenaed included C L Alexander, Olin Hrucken, and J Higgins among others.
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Meadville
May
Silas Parker
Corry
Heath Pyar
Crawford County
Connell Lake
Terrence ‘Thomas
Parker
Thomas
Fis Soni
Aton Nye Albert
St. Thomas the Jutter
Delp
PE. Cochrane
Mercer
Elisabeth Jones
O. J. Masson
Robert Gromey
Theatrical District of Paris Fireswept
A major fire swept the lower Montmartre district of Paris destroying the Casino de Paris and threatening nearby venues including the Porroquer and Apollo theater. American artists such as Peas White were performing elsewhere when the blaze erupted. Firefighters faced severe access issues due to congested streets as they fought the flames that damaged surrounding department stores and theaters.
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Paris
Casino de Paris
Montmartis Vehion
Amuse
Appar
Salvation Army Drive Sees Strong Local Support
A total of 1015.35 was raised in the Salvation Army fund drive here today as Captain Flynn reports the canvass finished this afternoon. The drive is meeting with liberal support and all subscriptions are contributing toward the quota, supporting the Army’s work in the city.
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Situation Army
MNG Hodh
Flinn
Sal‘ction
Wang Shih Chen Named Premier of New Chinese Government
TOKIO May 9 Wang Shih Chen appointed premier as the government formed after Wu Pei Fu defeated Chang Tsp Lin. He succeeds Liang Shin, previous premier of the Peking government, according to advancing reports reaching here.
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Tokio
Wang Shih Chen
Wu Pei Fu
Chang Tsp Lin
Liang Shin
Peking
Father and four children die in fire tragedy
United Press reports a Marengo Illinois fire killed 23 year old Bork and four of his children at their home. A sister and two sons were saved from the blaze as the father reentered the burning house to rescue others. Bodies lay scattered near the beds where the children slept.
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United Press
Marengo
Ill
August Bork, Jr
Bork
Loree
Efort
Annual Meeting of Pine Grove Cemetery Association
The Pine Grove Cemetery Association held its annual meeting last night with a small turnout. The board retained its members and officers, including President Wy Ed Maryh, Vice President D E Leach, Secretary DS Rowe, and Treasurer Ry H Palmer. Manager Alexander was reappointed, with Patterson as sexton, and a committee was formed to consider buying more land and paving roadways, plus a lawnmower.
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Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Alexander
L. Alexander
Burlingame
B. Kucher
S G. Sweet
F. E. Davis
D. Warren DeRosay
C. D.wilcox
W. Rd Marsh
D.S. Rowe
RH. Palmer
PG Wood
Rowe
Cemetery Association
Wy Ed. Maryh
D E. Leach
DS. Rowe
Ry H Palmer
Mexandar
Patterson
Sexton
Ulster Constables Clash With Insurgents at Clady
A fierce battle between Ulster special constables and Irish Republican Army insurgents occurred at Clady in Donegal, according to a telegraph exchange from Strabane. The report notes heavy fighting and claims on both sides, with no verified casualty figures available.
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London
Mat
Ulster Special Ofimstables
Irish Republican Army
Clady
Donegal
Strabane
Tyre
Miners Tent Colony Planned at Renovo
United Press reports a tent colony prospect in Renovo Pennsylvania as miners, evicted after a temporary restraining order expired, seek housing on neutral ground. Forty one striking miners are cared for at a hotel while the eviction actions proceed under deputy sheriffs.
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Renovo
United Press
Renovvo
Pennsylvania
Kettle Creek
Coal Company
Atsikern
United Mine Workers
Clinon County
Organize Boy Scout Council In This City
A Community Service Executive Committee meeting at the Municipal Building in Wis outlines plans to form a Corry Community Service Council. The goal is mobilization of troops through a central location with hikes and field days during the summer, led by FA Loveland chairing and seeking men to lead four troops in church groups and wider civic work.
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Wis
Aintey Scout Council
Corry Rey
Ashton
Thores
Jay
Wach Chulrel
Corry
Service Council
Loveland
Gnoh
Milne Addresses Rotary on Corry Hospital Problems
Mee Milne, superintendent of Corry Hospital, spoke to the Rotary Club this noon about hospital management issues. She urged community cooperation to support proper operation and an improved guiding framework, as guests and local attendees listened to the frank discussion.
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Mee Milne
Corry Hospital
Rotary
Mino
Sues Tiina
Milnes
Mier
Eil
Jing Hmuwinin
Erie
Mr. Brizelle
Helitiae
Fugitive Announces His Early Surrender in Pittsburgh
May-Roxie Long, known as a tail jumper under nine felony indictments, told police not to look for him in Pittsburgh and said he would surrender at the county jail on Friday or Monday, as arranged with the local newspaper.
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United Press
Pittsburgi
Roxie Long
Fime
France
Pittsburgh
Long
LaFollette Battles New Steel Trust in United States
Senator LaFollette attacks a proposed steel combine called the new steel trust formed by seven steel companies. He urges a government investigation within days, aiming to expose alleged monopolistic practices and protect competitive markets.
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Washington
United of States
LaFollette
New Stéel Trust
Munger Bf
Hunt School Teacher for Serious Offense
A band of armed men in two cars searched a house in Walbridge for Otto P. Tracy, cook principal, alleging a statutory offense against several pupils. Tracy was slightly wounded by a shot and cut by glass during the raid. the mob escaped.
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United Prom
Walbridge
Otto P. Tracy
Cook
Tracy
Western storms cause heavy toll in Oklahoma and west
A United Press dispatch reports severe storms sweeping western Oklahoma and adjacent regions. Dozens of injuries and extensive property damage are noted as powerful winds and related hazards struck communities, prompting emergency aid and security efforts across affected areas.
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United Press
Oklahoma
Cyty
Ola
Midi
British War Hero's Romance Draws Mystery In Washington
United Press reports a shadowy romance involving British war veteran Alex Robertson and Miss May Culberson of Texas. Allegations link Robertson to inquiries about his daughter and a push from figures around the British embassy, with rumors of investigations and possible legal maneuvers as telegrams and visits unfold.
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United Press
Washington
Maye Uthenon
Daughnie
Ualherans
Tesag
Rabeerwin
Miltil
Setiran
Jesus Atbemps
Cul
Deersing
Robertson
Miss Culbertson
University of Texas
Raul
Culberson
Esas
Mitlave
Thomas Ay Davis
Yénith
Johy ‘Ellin
Burns
Itil Mne
Robertsuf
Heston
South America
Alex Robertson
Britt
Miss Many Cilhey Sor
Texas
Oklahoma Representative Vows Battle With Women Politicians
Oklahoma's Representative Alice Robertson declares war on Irish and women political groups, vowing to fight from Congress for the people of the second Oklahoma district and resist what she calls cliques in Washington. She says she will strike back and continues public efforts with the Women Voters and allied organizations.
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Washington
Alice Robertson
Oklahoma
American League of Women
Brs
Sterndea
Lesnie
Women Voters
Iie
Congress
Des Moines News Plant Fire Destroys Building
Des Moines Town May 9 Fire gutted the Des Moines Day News plant in the basement storage room. Firefighters battled the blaze for four hours aided by all city equipment. Loss estimated at 200 000 with further damage to the building’s occupants and nearby Kinney store.
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Des Moines
Bigsy
Faim Ty
Sapidus Appartus
Sishid
Kinney Shor
France Blamed by Russia in Genoa Conference
Genoa May reports say the Soviet delegation pressed for a Russian reply to the Allies’ note. Russia demanded Paris clarify if France has approved the document before Moscow replies. The conference chairman Schanzer noted the Allied memorandum was sent with the French status uncertain. The Russian leader questioned which government authorized the memorandum.
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Unive
Genoa
Mumcho
France
Statis
Schanzer
Chaitain
Schanae
Paris
Tehiyherin
Evaro
Funeral services held in memory of Private Armitage
Military services in the memory of Private Armitage of Company 1, Gy Infantry were held after a procession from his sister’s home. Attendees included Perry Post of the American Legion and local officials. A graveside ceremony with military honors was conducted by the Glery Post squad. A memorial marker was unveiled in East Branch. many residents attended the service and pallbearers were local veterans and neighbors.
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Armitage
Tiantry
Pole
Piplovek
George Jotun
Jorge
Perry
American Legion
Peanklin
Wien
Seni Wage
East Branch
Mom Joly
Tras Frankoe
W. Ed. Marsh
BA. Munyyr
Ciery Post
Lewin
Waller
Acre
Keaneadjing
AL Dacdlee
Ath Patton
Morris Remsen
Floyd Johnson
Fred Mayud
Hinman
Onur Niphels
Tawrelie Dinkins
GW Bail
Glee
Warren
Walter J
Ludlow
Aid Mes George
Arne Tate
Ove Armi
Joe
Carl Billie
Thie Tubbs
Léon Mitchell
Spincreek
Carrie Price
Edith Peck
AtSs
Olive Armitage
Spartitisburges
Alder
Uae
Portuguese Fliers to Resume Atlantic Hop
Lisbon May 9 United Press reports Portuguese visitors whose transatlantic flight from Portugal to Brazil was halted by a Hydra-plane accident at St Paul Rocks plan to resume their journey today or tomorrow. A new aircraft, shipped by steamship, has passed tests and will reach here by wireless. They would fly from the rocks to Fernando Noronha and then to Pernambuco at the first favorable opportunity.
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United Press
Lisbon
Portunal
Brad
St Paul Rocks
Fernando Noronha
Pernambuco
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