Wright-led organization in spring campaign endorsed candidates
A Wright-led political group gears up for spring civic action with endorsements for county and district seats. The assembly, presided by Wright, backs several candidates including a judge contender and district official hopefuls, signaling an active, contest-filled election period.
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Wright
Hiythwesyrs
Liles LP
Davis
Mlaprice Agnasey
Erie
League
Davie
rHathick Altarney
Tse
Islay
Tomas Shier
Tury Comeienones
Syne
Scout Executive Reports On Local Scouting Activity
Main J Rich Scout Executive briefs Rotary Club at Hotel Phoenix about Robey Ulivia and Hoy Seaguy leadership since taking charge months ago. Rich retained by Rotary as scout executive. term ends late this month as he plans to retire for a new position. Jack Loveland chairs meeting. guests Rev G B Woolwart and C B Rhodes attend.
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Main J Rich
Robey Ulivia
Tes Hoy Seaguy
Hotel Phoenix
Rioh
Rotary
Scot
Jack Loveland
Rev G. B
Woolwart
Atlanta
Cbe
Rhodes
Detroit
Five Best Radio Features Across Major Stations
Readout of a panorama of radio features across WLS Chicago WWJ Detroit WCCO Minneapolis and other stations. Highlights include operatic pieces at Wolf Ferran’s company and United States Marine Band segments with Evening and Daylight hours listed.
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WLS
Chicago
Central
Wolf Ferran
Opera
Suzanne
WLS Opera Company
New York
WEAR
WWY
Detroit
Chung
WCCO
Minneapoliss Payt
WSAI
Davenport
Will
Philadelphia
Moston
Providene
Wen
Drtroit
Red Apple Club
WRI
Washington
Wiv
Corry Citizens Stand In White Case In Corry Pa
Corry residents press for a criminal court trial as Wie White, accused of robbery and attempted robbery, faces charges. Mayor Alexander and Chief Gebije W Dunks present at Pittsburgh court as White claims no link to the Siquitrel Mill assault. Two witnesses later identify White, who was en route to Pittsburgh from McKeesport when arrested. The trial lagged as defense and prosecution clash.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Alexander
Gebije W Dunks
Corry
Poincare Accused of Plot to Oust Spaniards in Morocco
United Press dispatch from Paris reports Communist deputy Berthon claims former Foreign Minister Raymond Poincare proposed to Abd el Krim in 1923 a plan to assist in driving out Spain and establish a French protectorate in the Rif region of northern Africa.
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United Pres
Paris
Raymond Pointury
Abaes
Abd el Kyimi
Pupsport
Ritehisétain
Morocco
Aner
Berthon
L'tumanite
Berihon
Pome Muniat
Abd Bi Krim
Potuedre
Africa
Well Known Resident Dead In Nome Community
Jonny Kei a long time resident of Nome on Grove Street died after several months of declining health He was born August 14 1856 and had a twin brother who died in 1900 He ran a barber shop for years and later served as janitor at the Fairies School building He enjoyed gardening and taught Nimish for hundreds of pupils His wife Byaline Keim and a brother Gite of North... await funeral arrangements
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Jonny Kei
Wils Horning
Nome
Grove Street
Mr. Keim
Wleauh
Kew
Kes Kein
Larry Curly
Je Wil
Keim
Fairies
Byaline
Ani
Gite
Northnat
Auto theft arrest linked to local youth case
Sidney Emerson of Monmouth was taken into custody by state troopers from Wesleyville this afternoon in connection with the alleged auto theft of a model car near Union City. The youth was said to be involved in an earlier incident with Gail Russell of Waterford and in an automobile accident near Union City Sunday afternoon.
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Sidney Emerson
Mmonany
Gail Russell
Waterford
Union City
Wesleyville
Brooklyn Night Club Stag Party Shooting Claims Two Lives
Police seek suspect for a deadly shooting at a Village Tint stag party. Henry Ginsberg a local manufacturer and Tymas Jacobson a merchant died from heart wounds. Four others injured, friends rushed victims away. identities uncertain.
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United Pros Brogklyn
NOY
Tree Jlang
Henry Ginsberg
Tymas Jacobson
Ipafore Tote Identi
Republican Woman's Council Planned Here
Miss Lola Walker of Pittsburgh state organizer spoke at the Municipal Building outlining aims of Republican Woman's Councils to train women in politics rather than campaign mobilization. Arrangements are under way for a follow up meeting Monday night with Mrs Augusta Brown Fleming and Mrs Marjorie Kessler of Erie attending as Kris organization visitors.
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Lola Walker
Pittsburgh
Pocahontas Operetta and Hiawatha Cantata Tonight
A large audience is expected for tonight's program at the Thigh School auditorium featuring the operetta Pocahontas by the High School Glee Club and the cantata The Wildhood of Hiawatha by grade schools. Both works are directed by Miss Dorothy M. Waller. Heavy advance ticket sales indicate strong turnout.
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Glee Club
Ndwas
Hig Succes
Dorothy M. Waller
Four Injured In Auto Crash In Corapolis
Four persons were seriously injured when a car on a hill crashed into a steel cable and flipped. Victims include Mary Krauss 13 and Joseph Marx 92 of Pittsburgh, Joseph Fiksell 5 of McKees Rocks, and John Piheash of Coraopolis. A sixth occupant was uninjured. They were en route to a wedding when the accident occurred. Mrs Mary Crowe of Tipuaville, visiting at Mex Chan Crowe's West Pleasant street home, involved in the aftermath.
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Coraopolis
Mary Krauss
Pittsburgh
Josephine Marx
Joseph sFiksell
McKees Rocks
John Piheash
Caraopolis
Tech Aneas
Mary Crowe
Tipuaville
Mex Chan’ Crowe
West Pleasant Street
Cemetery Association Stockholders Elect Directors and Set Policy
Stockholders met with a quorum of fifteen and reelected the board and officers. A detailed financial report and investment status will be published, and new notices and a plan to resell unpaid lots were approved to protect the cemetery’s finances.
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Board of Directory
L. Alexander
Fi Burlingame
Arthur Colegive
F. E. Davis
DeRosay
Kibler
KE Lench
Palmer
de Si Rows
Sweet
Wiles
Wood
Marsh
Pefer
W Ed
Doe
Leach
DS. Rowe
L. Alexander Sexton
Hy Patteran
Wilbur Basch
Q Ston Stant
Sexton
Ross Pleming
Tod
Carl
McXander
Ajdt
Chamber of Commerce Directors Meet Tonight
A meeting of the board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce will be held in the Municipal building this evening at o’clock. Considerable interest is expected before the meeting and a large attendance of directors is asked.
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Poara of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
Court Endorsed by Borah Senators Speak of Peace
Boston May revisiting the League of Nations idea Senator William Borah chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the Unitarian Laymen's League spoke on the notion of a world court. Borah said he did not object to the court as long as it served constructive functions and did not threaten national sovereignty.
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United Press
Boston Mae
League of Nations
Willian “Eb. Barat
Senate Foreign Relations
Unitarian Laymen's League
Busy School Board Session Sets Budget and Vacancies
A busy Wednesday night board meeting will tackle the 1925 26 budget and tax levy, with committees reporting needs for the coming year. Officials plan to fill several vacancies, including the high school principal post, and discuss other business before the board.
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Board of Education
Mms
Refused discharge in Prohibition case at Erie hearing
Erik faced a preliminary hearing before US Commissioner Filer in Erie as his agent, named WB, Chisack of the Pittsburgh office, alleged to have bought liquor at the Commercial hotel before raids. Tor ek was held under $1,000 bail for the September term of federal court. The agent, deemed an ace by the prohibition enforcement team, drew sharp questions from Attorney Firman.
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Erik
Ernest ‘Torele
Filer
Erie
Robert J. Firman
Torek
Corry
Filer Haleing Hime
Federal’ Court
Prohibition Enforcement Department
Richard Proud
Chisack
Pittsburgh
Attamey Pirman
Will Resume Eviction Of Miners' Families In Morgantown
Morgantown West Virginia May 12 Eviction of miners families from company housing owned by the Rosedale Coal Company will be resumed on days after the Supreme Court of Appeals at Charleston rejected an injunction sought by the United Mine Workers to halt the dispossessing.
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United Press
Morgantown
W. Va
Corm
Pabty Housts
Rosedale Coal Company
Supreme Court of Appeals
Charle Pion
United Mine Worker
Lio
Dry Navy Claims Complete Victory in Liquor Blockade
Coast Guard reports from Clifton New York describe new actions in the Stonewall blockade. Two liquor steamers and four schooners were driven south of Sandy Hook, and fresh patrols were deployed as government vessels tighten enforcement. Officials cite reduced rum-running as evidence of success amid fog and ongoing coastal operations.
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United Press
Odie Laimes
New Yorke
Gacy Bay
Clifton
N.Y
Capris
New England
Coast Guard
Sandy Mook
F Inn Row
Atlantic City
Ward Officiuis
Mothers tell of deaths of babies at New York baby home
Two mothers testified as Assistant District Attorney Ryan resumed the probe into Mrs Geisen Volk activities. Geisen Volk, held on 35000 bonds for baby swapping, faces claims that 23 babies died in her care over 16 months. Ang Twohey described Agnes 14 months old dying after leaving her with Geisen Volk. a telegram said Agnes was ill the night she learned of the child’s death.
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United Press
New York
Helene Augusta GeiserpVolk
Ryan
Geisen-Valk
Ang Twoheyld Me
Agnes
Coolidge Opposed to Big Military Display on Armistice Day
President Coolidge leans toward peace over a large Armistice Day military display. White House spokesman said the President had not yet studied the full report and recommendations submitted last night.
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Coolidge
United Press
Washington
Coolid
War Department
White House
Janmistice Dey
Inauguration of Germany's New President Vows Unity
Berlin reports a tense inauguration as Hindenburg takes oath as president amid heavy police presence and tight security. Crowds cheer and nationalist chants clash with Communist heckling while Reichstag guards and armored units secure the ceremony in a wave of early Weimar tension.
Ohio labor leader missing four months
Walter Hylem, president of the Cleveland Federation of Labor, has been missing for nearly four months. His wife reported he had been in fear for his life, and police are investigating his disappearance amid a deadly explosion that killed officer Jos Nelson of the Shebe Me Workers' Union and injured another official.
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Fras
Cleveland
Walter Hylem
Cleveland Federation of Labor
Chan
Jos Neslon
Shebe Me Workers’ Union
O'Brien
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