Army biplanes rush to aid stranded Bremen on Greenley Island
Two Army biplanes departed from Mitchell Field racing to Greenley Island to rescue the trans Atlantic Bremen after a forced landing in mud. Pilot Capt. Iraq Baker and mechanic Fred Melchior accompany the effort, with Melchior prepared to parachute onto Greenley Island if needed to free the Bremen. Maj. Gen. James D. Pechet and Lieut. Mulr Pairehitd are aboard the second aircraft aiding the operation.
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Greenley Island
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N.S
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Bolling Field
Waltington
Miller Field
Staten Island
Mitchell Pield
War Department
Iraq
Baker
Fred Melchior
Machanic
Junkers Company
Bremén
Greenley Tland
Melchior
James T. Pechet
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Dairymen Banquet Guests Invite Business Leaders
Invitations extended by the Dairymen's League for a banquet at Hotel Corry next Thursday May 7th gather business men from Erie Crawford counties and Auberdale district towns Union City Waterford North East Cambridge Springs Townville to learn of the league's work. Sexauer of Eastern New York state will address the gathering with a talk on the league's achievements.
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Hotel Corry
Orry
Erie
Crawford Counties
Aubediatrict
Union City
Waterford
Northast
Cambridge Springs
Townville
Dairymens League
Bndlnessen
Lairymen
Red’ Sexauer
PLAN AIR TOUR OF COUNTRY LOOMS OVER PITTSBURGH
May 12 reports say Capt A Lowenstein of Belgium and about 20 others were due in Pittsburgh from Chicago by train. A newly bought tri motor plane, piloted by Capt Donald Drew, was in use with Lowenstein slated to fly on a U S tour. Also noted is a dynamite incident halting operations at the J Binck coal mine near Huntingdon, Pennsylvania.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
A. Lowenstein
Belgium
Unstad Preey Muntingdon
Geserstor
J. Binck Goal Company
Five Die in Laun dry Explosion at Prisnin Laundry
May 12 Ind KOKOMOVID five women killed and seven injured in steam pressing department of Prisnin Laundry in central Uritropolis. Glass shattered as windows rattled for blocks and Union Traction tracks lifted in front of the building. The blast, described as severe, disrupted traffic and prompted fears of additional fatalities.
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Unites Rrose
Union Traction Company
Bremen Crew Honored in Chicago Final Day Parade and Banquet
Chicago May 12 The Bremen crew receives the final day of honors on a packed visit. Baron Gunter Von Husnefeld Maj James Fitzmaurice Capt Hermann Koehrested after a noon rest. A reception for the fliers and wives precedes a Michigan Avenue parade to Soldiers Field with songs and speeches. Tonight a banquet for 4,500 closes their Chicago program before Milwaukee. Mayor Thompson hosted a luncheon and dedicated the Bremen light beacon atop a factory building.
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United Prous
Bremen
Baron Gunter
von Husnefeld
James Fitzmaurice
Hermann Koeh
Nook
Gueuta
Michigan Boulevar
Soldiers' Field
Fers
Milwaukee
William Aisle Thompson
South Shore Country Club
Boaton
Berlin
Fiers
Hoover campaign costs cited by club leader
Former Rep. Good, head of the Hoover for President Club, told the Senate campaign committee the Hoover campaign had spent about 241 27441 dollars to date. He argued the nationwide effort was conducted cheaply, and compared costs with Lowden and Wood campaigns of 1930. He also suggested investigators charge Meredith and influence funds.
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United Pross
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Rep. Good
Senate
Hoover
Lowden
Gen. Wood
AL Amtth
Hospital Day Tag Sale Supports Corry Hospital
National Hospital Day observances centered on a tag sale in Corry city to aid Corry Hospital. Nurses and school girls sold tags, with strong support reported. The Ladies Auxiliary, led by Mrs Harriet Clough, organized the effort aiming to raise funds. The school graduation remarks linked to National Hospital Day, though no other observances were planned this year.
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Corry Hospital
Harriet Clough
Werence Nightingale
Corry Hospital School
Nureeg
Hamburg Police Chief Shot in Attempted Robbery
Hamburg Pa May 12 William B Lewis 60 Hamburg chief of police and a Pennsylvania National Guard captain was fatally shot early today while trying to corner a gang of mill robbers at the Goodhart and Kotlerman Company area. Officer Daniel B Bailey wounded but to recover. four bullets struck Lewis as he sought cover behind a pole. The gunman Alexander Kooh watchman at the mill was believed wounded. Later May 18 four bandits held up a freight train near Wayn Pa seeking equipment valued at thousands.
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Hamburg
William B. Lewis
Pennsylvania National Guard
Daniel B. Bailey
Lewis
Lewis and Bailey
Blas Mountain Coal Washery Company
Bailey
Lewis Vought
Gewiai
Alexander Kooh
Oter
Walley
Unites Pres Wayn
Japanese Halt Chinese War Drive At Tsinan City
Japanese military operations in China have ceased around Tsinan and nearby. occupation of the city is reported. The expeditionary force holds the Tsinan to Tsingiano railroad corridor, claiming direct control while skirmishes and sniping persist in the surrounding area. Casualty reports vary, with one dispatch noting several hundred wounded or killed in recent fighting.
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Miles WI Vaughn
United Press Staff
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Thi ‘Tsiban
China
Stat
Largo
Tsinanj Tsingino
Txinae
Tsinan
Kdvices
Tieir
Skation
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Chautauqua Guarantors to Meet Monday
An important meeting of the Chautauqua guarantors is called for 7:45 p.m. Monday in the Municipal building. Dates are set July 28 to August 1 with a large tent on Washington school grounds. Officials expect a strong program and money-raising plans will be organized for ads and tickets when the event opens.
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Washington
Swarthmore Bureau
House Debates Anti Third Term Resolution
In Washington on May 12, Representative Cetler introduced a bill opposing presidential third terms. The House aims to mirror the Senate stance with a resolution passed earlier by the Grant administration era, voting 285 to 1% in favor.
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Washington
House
Pep. Cetler
Dem
Senate
Mellon Heads Penna Convention Delegation
United Press reports Philadelphia May 12 Secretary Andrew Mellon accepted the chairmanship of the Pennsylvania delegation to the Republican national convention. He urged delegates to have full liberty in choosing and praised Coolidge while noting Hoover approached those policies. The remarks suggest Pennsylvania leaders believe the President could be won for a third term.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Pennsylvania
Thdey
Coolidge
Commerce
Hoover
Merlons
Repblicans
Resurfacing of Columbus Ave Completed
Street Commissioner Boward Harrington finished resurfacing the East Columbus Avenue stretch from North Center Street to the Warren county line and the road is open to traffic. The project included gravel surface treatment and heavy rolling, aided by B. F. Sneed of the state highway maintenance team. City officials praised the work and hope the maintenance issue is solved for a time.
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Boward Harington
Columbus Avene
North Center Street
Warren County
B. F. Sneed
the Journal
Mr. Sneed
State Highway Department
Harrington
Methodist conference clears Bishop McConnell of charges
The Methodist Episcopal conference in Kansas City on May 12 dismissed charges against Bishop Francis J. McConnell of Pittsburgh as without foundation. The Rev Geo Cook of Wilmington filed the accusation alleging endorsement of atheistic propaganda and approval of evolution teaching in schools.
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Uniiso
Kansas City
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Francis J. McConnell
Pittsburgh
Geo Cook
Wilmington
Del
McConnell
Clvillibers Yes Union
Utilities probe focuses on western states next week
Washington May 12 Investigation by the Federal Trade Commission will center on western states as open hearings resume next Tuesday. Iowa and Nebraska utilities publicists have been subpoenaed for questioning about their activities in the utilities in those states.
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United Press
Washington
Eode Commissiony
Western
Towa
Nebraska Utilities Publi ‘City
City approves one curb pump at Corry Auto Supply site
After days of dispute the City Council granted a permit for one curb pump at the Corry Auto Supply Company location on Ras Main Street. The decision followed threats to remove pumps from the old site and heated remarks over Atlantic Refining’s defiance of orders.
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Corry
Rogers
Ras| Main
Walter L. Peake
Harold Armlinge
Corry Auto Supply Con J
Corry Auto Supply
Trent
Othe
Olin. W. Bracken
Atlantic Refining Company
Armitage
Corry Auto
Pyle's Runners May Pass Through City Next Week
The famed Bunion Derby runners may traverse Erie next week en route to Jamestown with an overnight stop planned. Exact east of Erie route not announced though chatter places the group around Erie Tuesday night. Lead runner Andrew Payne Jr. tops the field as the caravan proceeds toward Blyzia, Ohio.
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Erie
Cash and Carry
Pyle
Carry
Althugh
Erle
Tt 5
Sity
North East
Anal Wentfeld
Ofravan
Atty
Andrew Payne
Ojdlahome
Blyzia
New Party Leader Elected State Chairman in Philadelphia
Philadelphia May 12. Martin auditor general and Republican candidate for state treasurer was elected state chairman of the Republican state committee at the reorganizational meeting. Other officers named include Mrs. Gertrude Stautter as vice chairman, Charles Johnson secretary, and Sheriff Thomas W. Cunningham treasurer. National committeeman Gen. W. W. Atterbury and Mrs. Marion Margery Scranton named to national posts. The meeting discussed party unity and Pennsylvania’s stance on external interference, with Ware and Mellon present.
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Philadelphia
Yadyard Martin
Pennsylvania
W. W. Auterbury
Marion Margery Scranton
Lackswanna County
Nancy B. Fighley
Norristown
Mellon Serig
Wm S. Ware
Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cunningham
Senate
Iny
Ware
Mellon
Herert Hoover
Alfred Smith
Coolidge
Martin
Harmony 9
Cheirghan
U.S. Senate
David A Reed Ailso
U. S
Europe
Secret of the
Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Penngyivania
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Nextional Symphony Orchestra
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U. Ss. Navy
WRVA
Richmond
Negro Chorus
WBZ Springfield
Boston Symphony Orchestra
WSM Nashville
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