Pinchot leads with about twenty thousand plurality
The report claims Gilford Pinchot will win the gubernatorial race by a large margin, with estimates around 20,000. The piece cites strong support in Philadelphia and Allegheny counties, noting broader Republican advantages and an anticipated landslide over Democratic and independent challengers.
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United Prose
Piuladelbhta
Gilford Pinchot
Victor
Suniti
Georgy Es Alter
Jay
Ughtand
Ruiesinis
Puinty
Lise Veyters
Philadel Allegheny
Altyr
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Dfiytriots
Alter and
Reuynip
Igretin
Ws Whale
United States
George Wharton Pepper
Boies Penrose
Willian J. Burke
Burke
Allesgheny
David A. Roa
Lancaster
Likut
Charles D. McAvoy
Montgenry
Alleghany
Pitiehiai
Alter
Philadelphia
Alleghaas
Maupin
Pugetun Elk
Greene
Uhre AL Snyder
Rity Ward
Hig Vobing
Banjamin K. Foch
Union
My Heer
Huntingdon County
Charles 1 Vinartvell
Jaushstwarian Ebinity
Will
Besadue
George Ml
Werte
Dafentel
Walters Pinchot
Pio
Republican State. Com
United
Conference to End Coal Strike Opens Today
Washington, May 18 The conference to end the coal strike opened today at the Department of Commerce with officials promoting a voluntary agreement by key industries. Leaders from government and industry outlined aims to secure cooperative action to avert further disruption.
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Washington
Lormmerce Tanger
Lake Na
Wasttington
Rae
Valley Prowler
Mayer
Department of Commerual Spcretists Toover
Aly Cout
Jvernionit
Wonkatri
Conferanices of
Vrusidhint Harding
White House
Hardie Wat Toover
Leeaune
Henry
Letbert
Me Schwab
Jamey Alurrel
Ani
Eugene G. Grace
Kuen
Silent policemen in drunken driving case shock city
A drunken motorist collided with traffic regulators at Center and Washington, knocking signals down. He later pulled a fine lick at Main and Denver before arrest. The driver faced a forfeiture demand, sparked public debate on police funding and traffic enforcement.
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Bulley
Keen Sn
Center Street
Washington and
Center Streets
Main
Denver
Maar Rexander
New Jordan Cars Delivered to Prank Lite and Attendants
The article reports Mr Russell delivering a fine new touring car to Prank Lite and presenting high class Jordan roadsters. He plans spring sales and expects to close deals for several more within ten days.
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Russel
Russell
School Board Plans Interim Tax Levy Fix Soon
The Board of Education will hold a special session within the next two weeks to fix the tax levy for the coming year. Early reports suggest a land value increase and a possible 20 mill levy rise, with retention of the land assessment on all persons over 21. Legal action to collect the deficit has begun in some cases, and taxpayers await the formal levy decision.
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Board of Education
Sokou
Promal Uurce
TNE Levy
Teick
Police Revolver Duel With Bandits Reported in City
United Press report from Philadelphia recalls a violent confrontation on May 18 in which over a hundred revolver shots were exchanged between two police officers and six bandits in two automobiles during an attempted robbery of Louis Serman’s store. Police were injured but saw bandits hit by return fire. hospitals report gunshot injuries citywide as investigators trace the gang’s motives and members.
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United Press
Ahtladelpinia
Atom Ciles
Louis Sisman
Pinchor's Big Victory Shocks Old Guard
May 18 report from Washington describes Gilford Pinchot's win over the Pennsylvanian Republican machine Samingloa in a Senate primary. The result signals waning party machines and rising voter independence with reactions from Dorrin, Pepper, and national figures noting the impact on Pennsylvania and Indiana politics.
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Washington
Gilford Pinehor
Samingloa
Tndinow
Hieylvania Progressiven
Wupraine
MD Guntil
Guira
Pannsylvania
Mse Indiaria
Pinchot
Steel Leaders May Dodge Probe
May 18 New York new steel leaders face investigation by the joint committee.Bethlehem figures were asked to testify but most dodged summons, declining to appear at the invitation from President Harding and the committee chair Henry Mayer.
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Harding
Ssssseou Fronny
New York
White Hangey
Henry Mayer
Assoviate
Commel
Mayer
Samuel
Hall
Nineteen Die As Lux Spirit Hospital Fire Claims Many
Fire swept the Lux Spirit Hospital near St Peter’s, killing nineteen people and injuring several others. Officials report that eight hundred patients were evacuated as heroic firemen and guards risked their lives to rescue patients and staff. The disaster prompted a citywide response with ongoing investigations into the blaze.
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United Prom
Rome
Ninteen
Lux Spirit
St Peter's
Summer excursion trips from this city announced
Railroads advertise weekend and Sunday excursions to Chautauqua Lake Niagara Falls with round trip fares. Pennsylvania railroad offers 120 for all trains Friday Saturday Sunday June 1 through September, return by Monday. Erie Railroad lists Niagara Falls trip June 7 from Greenville for Corry residents at 3.98 round trip. Regular Sunday excursions to Brie planned by Pennsylvania Railroad, next on June 11.
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AE Aearby
Chattauqua Lake
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Erie Railroad
Niagara Falls
Toy Hill
Greenville
Corry
BR A. mi
Niagara
The
Pennsylvania
Brie
Hard coal miners refuse wage cut claim
United Mine Workers leader Philip Murray stated in New York on May 18 that miners would strongly oppose a proposed twenty percent wage cut in the anthracite subscale. He argued the idea conflicts with collective bargaining and rejected a plan for a wage board.
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Walted Press
New York
United Mine Workers
Philip Murray
Lnfermational
United Press
Murray
Final services honor Mary Waterfield in memorial at church
A requiem high mass was held at St. Thomas Church to remember Mary Waterfield. Rev. Fre Tracy led the ceremony with floral tributes from army legends and relatives. Pallbearers included A. Koegtner, Hugh Hakef, Michael Xelsher, Frank Xelsher, Thomas Rayon, and Joseph Burkhardt.
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BE Thorn
Wilock
Fre Tracy
A. Koegtner
Hugh Hakef
Michael
Frank Xelsher
Thomas Rayon
Josph Burkhardt
Cote Saade
St. Thomas-Céme
Pinchot Assured of Cooperation in Pennsylvania Primary
In Philadelphia May 48, General Pinchot faces strong support from Republican leaders across Pennsylvania. State figures including Baker and Long pledge unity, while labor and teachers groups back his bid. Pinchot intends to meet leaders to map strategy for the McSparancy campaign as returns roll in and national figures extend congratulations.
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United Pres
Phailadelphia
Gineril Phichot
Rennowi
Pal Tenor
Pennsylvania
Piicllit
Duarsiers
Pinchot Fm
Theryon
Messi Che
Teacers
Dart
Pinehot Uumedicy
United “Republican Party
W. Harpy Baker
State Committee
Vary
Slax Lestiv
Pittsburg
Gav
D. Edward Hong
Milford
John A McSparnacy
Nauitee
Borah
Learnot
Kendrick
Norbeck
McCormicl
Washington
Hutt
Pinchut
Winnie Canpaien
Tim
Erie Doctor Sued For 50000 In Alienation Of Affections Case
May 18 Erie physician T Johnson of this city is named defendant in a suit for 50 000 alleging he alienated the affections of Mandhe M Yunis wife of Vane. The action stems from trouble in the Vane domestic circle begun less than a month after the couple married April 15 1921. The plaintiff claims Johnson interfered with their marriage and harassed the wife as divorce proceedings were filed for adultery and improper relations. Johnson is a prominent Erie professional with civic ties and past leadership roles in local organizations.
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Erie
P. T. Johnson
Swith
Mandhe M. Yunis
Tisepti
Vane
Johnson
Mex Vane
Vale
Johnson Thay
Fe Iy
Tte
Automobile Cineles
United States Declines Russian Conference Invitation
The United States will not attend the Tague conference in Russia citing political aspects. It will join an American commission of experts to review Russia's economic condition with aim to boost productivity, but will refrain from commenting on political matters until economic conditions improve.
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United Presa
Washington
United States
Tague
Alhin
Daugherty under Fire as Congress Probes War Fraud
A Senate and House inquiry targets Attorney General Daugherty amid talk of a war fraud probe. Lawmakers press for action, referencing past prosecutions and a broader effort to round up war criminals as part of a forthcoming investigation.
Dr Crane to Address Corry High School Graduates
Dr A G Crane principal of Finnboro Normal School will address the Corry High School graduating class at ceremonies in the auditorium on the evening of June 14. The 1929 class consists of forty members as preparations begin for final exams and promotions across grades.
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A. G. Crane
Finnboro
Disabled Pacific Vessel Floated in Oregon Harbor
An incomplete May 18 dispatch from Oregon reports a disabled Pacific vessel named Ozma afloat off the steamer Davy near Bay. The radiogram from Holm er Lay Prussia to the Englesood radio station mentions Captain Worth and seventeen crew, with no further casualties or details provided.
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Ty Dultnd Press
Aarshimend
Oregon
Ozma
Steiner Davy
Arbor
Englesood
Worth
Hetil
Givin
Presbyterians Meet at Des Moines Opening Conference
Delegates gathered in Des Moines for the Presbyterian assembly opening after a week of pre-assembly conferences. Rev Henry Swearingen of St Paul delivered the opening sermon as Presbyterians begin choosing a new moderator and conducting initial business at the convention.
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United Press
Dis Moines
Westin
Henry
Swearingen
St. Paul
Yena
Genoa May 18 Plans for Uajin conference and truce
A Genoa report outlines that the plenary session of the economic subconference will meet at San Giorgio Palace with Loyd George delivering the closing address. A separate Hague meeting is planned, and talks with the United States cover participation in Russian affairs while extending a temporary truce with Russia.
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United Pros
Genoa
Ruwsin
George
Gene
United States
Netherlands
Armsbassador
Lander
America
Wis
Leroy
Economia
Sani Giorgio Salace
Vetsailley
Loyd George
Notay Greasiey
Hague
Ristians
Holland
Tchitcherin
Russia
Japan
Hold Miners Leader for 3 Explosions
May 18 Pittsburgh report states Matthew Patterson, alleged Mine Workers organizer, was arrested by county deputies after three explosions damaged mine facilities near Midway and Silvis holdings. A deputy squad investigated. Patterson remained jailed, not charged, while authorities pursued charges of active leadership.
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Pittsburgh
Matthew Patterson
Dee Pity Sheriffs Todayy
Mittle Cruel
Aqyin
Ata Sit
Hye the
Spaol‘ain
Tip Vie
Goodhape Mire
Spodtinin
Palktersony
Turtle Creely
Ny &Time
Din Beeise
Activitiey
Ir e blame on labor started by boys
A garbled United Press item from Chicago reports blame on labor unrest over wage awards, triggered by a fire started by three boys at play. Police investigated a large blaze causing damage while officials sought the cause and context.
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United Press
Chicago
Reess
Ives Michael Mughes
Woman Mail Carrier Fatally Harmed Near Davisboro
Reported early today a Black assailant fatally attacked Mrs Willy Ritchets while she walked home from her mail route four miles from Davisboro. Authorities say the suspect, described as armed, fled the scene as bystanders watched, and the case has drawn a tense response from local residents.
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Willy Ritchets
Ritchenswan
J Rt
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