Parker Found Not Guilty of Perjury in Crawford Case
Corry man Parker was found not guilty of perjury after an 16 hour jury deliberation in Crawford County. He was ordered to pay all costs of the case as the court record noted, with the verdict read in Meadville. Jurors, including women, debated long after testimony and arguments, lifting the veil on the controversial garage robbery case tied to Terrence Thomas.
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Meadville
Sifay Parker
Corry
Périuy
Thomas
Anc
Crawford County
Parker
YiaHwelade
1Mor Relsinger
Vollowinse
Mtorney Po Howe
Prather
Anges
Terrence Thoms
May Grind
de Curry Sn
Mondville Tribune
Abint
Mias Keller
Albert L. ‘Thomas
Terrence Thomas
Str Cophnine
Harold Musson
J. O. Masson
Terrence
Vie
Mh Dafense
Aron
Stadler
Bud
Bevy Mors
Thoms Vian
Trivenes
Thane
Thomina Peel
John Triggis
Tie
Terry Thana
Rory
Tran No 4
Bowie
Perry Thoma
Willy
Thoms
Filibuster Planned to Compel Probe in House Debate
United Press reports May 1 that Republicans plan a filibuster to block a proposed investigation into war grafts. Speaker Wood and party leaders threaten a prolonged, solo filibuster to delay any vote until the House reconvenes, aiming to force concessions from administration allies.
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United Press
Washington
Michinan
Woodatt
Congressional
Department of Filstion
Woodnull
Self defense plea planned in Oklahoma murder case
Earl Gor ox and others facing murder charges will enter a self defense plea at a preliminary hearing to be held May 14 at the Oklahoma university college venue. Attorneys announced the proceeding, tied to alleged incitement and distant conflicts surrounding the incident and the deceased.
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Okla
Sitlewater
Offa
Earl Gorox
Mani
OM Whoshoe
Bookham Cobh
Birmaghin
Ala
Oklahoma AW
ML College
Gorioirs
Phat Cobb
Gurdon
Stowe-Dimmick Wedding Today in Meadeville Court Scene
A damaged OCR text records the Stowe-Dimmick wedding with Rev Breen Redinger officiating. The piece describes the bride Sara Gladlyn and groom Rolland Stowe, guests including family and witnesses, and a courtroom backdrop with Parker and Thomas involved in a separate trial as jurors and attendees watch a tense adjournment.
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Nolen Dimnitlee
Sara
Alas Stowe
Migs
Dimeiele Jaliter
Rolland Stowe
Breen Redinger
Sve
Fant Fis
Senate jam stalls bills as talks stretch into May
United Press reports the Senate delaying key measures including tax reform and tariff plans as lawmakers face a looming deadline. House and Senate battles over spending, education, and military requests continue, sparking worries among Democrats and prompting consideration of extended sessions to push critical bills forward.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Jonge Road
Ejuwan
Congress
Sion
Jilly
Rail Labor Board Rules Contract System Illegal
About 150 000 railroad workers are affected as the United States Railroad Labor Board declares the contract or farming out system illegal. The ruling overturns outside contractors in shops, stating wages were kept below board-set rates. The decision challenges the ability of railroads to use contractors to dodge board jurisdiction and could disrupt operations nationwide.
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United Prest
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
10060 slain by Chinese rebels
Shanghai dispatch reports that about 10,600 inhabitants of Cheng Chow in the Ho har province were slaughtered by troops of Chao Chich over two days as the insurrection against Wu Pei Pu was crushed. General Peng Yuh Liang led the Seventh division to quell the uprising and executed Chao Jehien for cruelty.
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United Prooi
Shanghai
Cheng Chow
Hohar
Chao Chich
Wu Pei Pu
Kai Feng
Peng Yuh Liang
Chao Jehien
TWO KILLED IN TANK BLAST AT CORRY HIGH FRIDAY
A tank blast during a track meet between Corry and North East High Schools left two men dead and several others injured. The incident occurred at the former Fair grounds as crowds gathered for the event.
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Fair Grounds
Corry
United Preas
Jersey Cley
M. F
Levent
Usal
Goole
Atekmship
Julia Luckenhard
Lickenbuchs
Three hundred held in Chicago labor outbreak case
Chicago authorities report 300 men were detained in relation to a labor outbreak linked to the murder of two police officers during clashes at a jail site. Three men named Braverman Glass and Lafferty identified as suspects, with a $100,000 reward offered for the slayers, amid arrests of union leaders and allegations of hirelings carrying out the violence.
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Chicago
United Provt
Ity
Plty
Whio
Reweardy
Braverman
Rametly
Park
Terrence Lyons
Max Glass
Glazier's Union
Thomas Clark
John Lafferty
Cicago
Building Trades Sions
Fred Maden
Building Trades Council
Jim* Murdy
Cornelius ‘Shea
Four Lives Lost in West Storn Flood Tragedy
Four people drowned in South Texas floods over the past 24 hours. Two children of Mr and Mrs Noack perished near Winghes ter. A man and two others died attempting to warn of a weakened Santa Fe bridge. In Nebraska, a tornado swept near Leington causing property damage and injuring five people while a family member was found missing.
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United Preary
Houston
Texas
Penaltt
Myx Mutt Noack
Winghester
Woody Marke
Boss Patterson
Hughes
Leeington
Neb
Af Be Burman
Gasoline Boosted One Cent a Gallon
United Fresh YORK announces a one cent rise in gasoline prices across the territory. The brief notice states the adjustment applies to all gasoline grades and takes effect immediately.
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United Fresh York
Russia's satisfactory reply delivered to Italian foreign minister
A formal note from Russia was presented to Foreign Minister Schariser of Italy this morning. Officials said the Italian delegation, after reviewing the message, found the revised Russian reply suitable as a basis for discussion.
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Ibnoa
Russia
Deliv
Schariser
Ttaly
Iewan
Satz Meats Instant Car Goes Over Embankment Death Crossing Findley Road
Three held in $500,000 bond in New York theft case. Police say suspects, alleged to be Savannah, Ga, tied to a scheme involving counterfeit bonds. The incident followed a car crash on Findley Road related to the Nassau Street heist.
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Satz
Findley Road
United Press
New York
Traitons
Varante
Savanim
Toby Wall Street
Nashona
Fatal Crash On Franklin Street Involving Tram and Car
A noon collision on Franklin Street left driver State fatally injured when his automobile collided with a speeding tram at a crossing. Witnesses say the car failed to stop as the locomotive approached, the impact hurled the driver clear, and bystanders rushed to aid him as the train halted. The victim, identified as State, died shortly after. investigators and coroner plans followed as emergency crews removed the body and secured the scene.
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Fellas Street
Croysine
Millar
Vouney
Rairoad
Saniet Uboty
Sik
Taa
South Street
Phil
Josh Oll
Joseph Rugal
BRR
Wil
Wheelock
Huigineer Wheelock
Alan
G. B. Hennert
Decision hailed as Erie shop workers victory
Scranton November 11 The United States Railroad Board ruled that railroads violate transportation rules by shifting work to private firms. The decision seen as a victory for Erie shop employees in the area, with unions predicting further orders against private assignments. Strikes at Erie shops in Dunmore Scranton and Jessup followed a previous award to Meadville Machinery. Freight handlers at Bessemer and Wilkes-Barre affected as the dispute continues. Local strikers wired Chicago for details on the board’s ruling and next steps.
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United Press
Scranton
United States Railroad Board
Erie
Elie
Dunmore
Aedra Ant Jessup
Meadville Machinery
Pelle
BLL
Wystatin
Skadere
Chicago
Fyi
Mrs Stillman On Stand Today In Divorce Case
Mrs Anne Urquhart Stillman testifies in a divorce hearing at Poughkeepsie as Colonel Rand and James A Stillman lead her evidence. The day’s cross examination follows her detailed prior testimony about her acquaintanceship with Fred Beauvis and related security questions.
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Mrs. Stillman
United Prox
Poughkeepsie
Anne Urquhart Stillman
Colonel Rand
James A Stillman
Cnit
Tag Day Tomorrow for Corry Hospital
Tag Day is set for May 12 to observe the hospital's 10th anniversary. Visitors will tour the institution from 2 to 4 PM per a plan by Mia Milne, superintendent, inviting the public to support Corry Hospital. The citywide event includes hospital students selling tags to raise funds and visibility.
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Tamorow
Bf Corry Hospital
Weill
Mia. Milne
Corry Hospital
Sineses
He Lundes
Llarse
Nominations Sent to Senate by President Harding
President Harding sent nominations to the Senate including Henry OMalley of Washington for Commissioner of Fisheries and Geo M Jameson of Pittsburgh for Appraiser of Merchandise in the Custom District. Also named are Holland Reed of Mullidus for Surveyor of the Custom District.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
Henry O'Malley
Weshington
M Jameson
Pittsburgh
Holland Reed
Mullidus
Hirg Pa
Britain not prepared for loan to Soviets
London May 11 Sir Robert Horne the Chancellor of the Exchequer told the House of Commons Britain is not prepared to make a loan to the Soviet government. He was emphatic in denying any such intention in the present session.
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London
Great Britain
Robert Horne
Smnoyne
House of Commons
Davison Leaves Estate to Widow
New York May 1 banker and philanthropist Herry P Davison left the bulk of his fortune to his widow Kate Trubee Dayven with about 2000000 dollars noted as the estate value The will filed for probate yesterday directs 34500 to his eldest son Frederick Trubse Davion and shares equally among his three other children The secretary receives 2000 dollars and the widow's secretary 10000 dollars Robert Davids traveled to New Castle and Trinktin on a business trip today.
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New York
Herry P. Davison
Taft
Vie Swidow
Kate Trubee
Davison
Pon
Iieweieow
Qoh
Sory Prederick Trubse Davion
Threether Chiltren
War
Died Last Evening Mrs Alice Saunders at 64 in Corey
Mrs Ruth Alice Hammond Saunders died last evening at 5:40 at the family home on West Main street. She was 64 and had suffered long illness. Born in Wispon she lived in Meadville and Cambridge before coming to Corey. Survived by her mother Mrs C B Harmonwaiter, by Mrs White of Buffalo, and by brothers John and Roy Husmond of Detroit. Funeral arrangements not completed today.
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Ruth Alice Hammond
West Main
B. Mammond
Saunders
Tug Tower
Wispon
Meadville
Cambridge Savings
Corey
Carry High
Mer
C BS Harmonwaiter
FM White
Buffalo
John and
Roy Husmond
Detroit
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