Compromise tax bill may win Coolidge approval
Senate action on a compromise tax plan to fund veterans bonuses draws White House attention as President Coolidge weighs approval. Government machinery accelerates to process up to 70 000 bonus applications daily with War and Navy departments gathering claim files while the Veterans Bureau staffs up for January 1 payments.
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Coolidge
Senate
Bening Journal
Corry
Coutey
Toy
Hong Congress
War and Navy Departments
Veteras
War Department
Navy Department
Cbs
Vetarage’ Bureau
Davis
Artjus Fant Genem
Giskibite
Porb Oftiey
American Legion
Vari Hie
Wisters
Cigie
Questiaite
Star Departnent
Washington
Belidge
Ually
House
Coolidyn
Senate Finan
Syont
United Press
Ly Smoot
Bouts ‘Willand
Mellon
Democratic Masinum Suetas
Today’s Five Best Radio Features
Radio listings outline the evening schedule across stations including KSB St Louis and KGO Oakland with orchestral performances by Westerdak Military Academy Orchestra and Captain Cyeih Tasnor. WME Memphis and WIP Philadelphia offer mid evening pursuits featuring Willie Lamping the cellist.
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KSB
St. Luly
Wester Miliitary Academy Orchestra
Uf Gleerich
New York
Cyeih Tasnor
Westerdak
KGO
Oakland
WME
WIP
Philadelphia
Willie_ Lamping
Hearing in big receivership plans continued for creditors
A Monday hearing on the Clarke lumber concern receivership drew nearly half a million dollars in claims and named a committee including G W Hoover and Hia city leaders to select a receiver. The Securities Savings and Trust Company will manage until May while liquidation and a possible repurchase of the assets are considered to sustain local business.
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Crust Company
Fee
Msula
Haniel Cue & Bony
le Maine
Einsivting
Laine Kincaid
Hia City
We Hoaver
Williamsport
Alka
Corry
Clarke Concern
Union Vity
Hume
W Hoover
Burnham
G. WY
Goosehall
Ontario
le Corry
Two Victims of Mysterious Murder Buried in Marysville
Marysville Pa May 20 The town mourns two murdered residents as funeral services are held for Mary Silenberger a 10 year old girl and Hay Gaaster a 40 year old high school senior. Authorities continue the hunt for the killer with Major Adams reviewing clues and several theories dismissed as improbable as state police probe grows in the mountains. Eyewitness accounts fill the rumor mill with wild speculation while official details remain scarce and the community awaits facts.
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Marysvili
Leak Silenberger
Hay Gaaster
Witte
Harry Garnier
Ellen
Devo
Duncannan
Adama
Gsi
Rydey
Dow
Woman found in garage cellar with serious injuries
Miss Wilda Ritter, 25, of Baltimore, was found injured in a Philadelphia garage cellar. Police say she was dragged there and found in a coal bin with head injuries. Carter, charged, denies the assault. Ritter arrived in the city last Friday.
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United Ftosa
Philadelphia
Wilda Ritter
Baltimore
Carter
Mss Ritter
Baltiance
Elks Indoor Bazaar Opens With Big Opening Night
An estimated five hundred attended the Elks Indoor Bazaar opening last evening at the large duty home. The event featured three acts including a saxophone specialty, a Myofont Review, and numbers by the Hormanyayer. Tonight's program starts at 8 16 and includes added features by James Sullivan and Clifton Webber, with dancing at 8 30. Admission is 10 cents and the bazaar runs all week with the Corry sand providing music each night.
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Upwarite
Willian
McCuighaon
Jamestows
Ruesert Monti
James Sullivan
Clifton Webber
Stancing
Snony Conicensione
School Board Meets Tonight in Special Session
Members of the school board will gather in a special session in their offices in the basement of the building this evening. Little other agenda details are readable from the fragment.
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Menting
Police impersonation gang robs camp for 13000 in gold
United Press reports four men dressed as officers robbed Moe Western at a Teor woorls camp near Montown of 13000 in gold and currency. The heist was reported to police today.
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United Press
Teor Woorls
Here
Moe Western
City Still Unadvised On Sewer Plans
City officials report no official notice from the Military Water Board on sewer construction. Mayor Alexander and City Engineer Dickson state they were assured by state officials that a permit would be forthcoming for the Eagle Street Sewer, but no word had been received by late afternoon. Local actions are on hold awaiting formal notification.
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Millitary Water Board
Furry
Howard Company
Winton Rim
Hart Creil
Brokenshaw Creek
Eagle Street
Alexander
State Board
Dickson
Jetter
Siebert
Saniiuary Board
Fenton Delivers Unusual Rotary Talk From Crime Standpoint
Robert W. Fenton of Chicago spoke to the Rotary Club on a noon meeting topic titled Crime From the Standpoint of a Criminal. He recounted his past as a professional thief and reflected on questions about crime paying, honor among thieves, reform, crooked police, and lawyers, drawing on personal experience. The audience found the talk uniquely candid and insightful, with strong engagement from Rotary members.
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Robert W. Fenton
Chicago
Rotary Chuir
Fenton
Crine
Penton
Gree
Fice
Rotary Club
Thorugh Hy
Auxiliary planning for Poppy Day at Went Pont post
The Went Pont Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary meets at the armory on Wednesday at 7 20 PM to plan Poppy Day. An entertainment committee presents the playlet How the Story Grew and a grab bag will be offered.
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Lawes Awanury
Chip
Two Shot to Death in Auto in Conneaut Ohio
Fragmented report from Conneaut Ohio May 20 notes a double homicide in an automobile. Names and ages are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate victims linked to nearby Farrell Pennsylvania and Conneaut residents. Police and authorities are cited as investigating the event with few verifiable details available.
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United Press
Delegation from Corry to attend Meadville revival meetings
A large Corry delegation travels to Meadville to join revival services at the Dip tabernacle. Mr Anderson, an evangelist, is billed as a stern preacher of the gospel, attracting attention for his uncompromising stance. Guests Albert Eland and Mary Farrell of Cleveland visit Corry hosts Mr and Mrs Frank Kelschers for a few days.
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Perry
Anderson
Northwest
Ohio
Meadville
Antombhile
A. Meadisalle
Burin
Jesus
Albert Eland
Mary Farrell
Cleveland
Corry
Frank Kelcher
First Avenue
Grant Right to Use Streets for Hotel Erection
Jamestown firm Chap am Grupa Inc received permission to use portions of West Parks Place street and North Center street side walk during hotel construction valued at $200,000. City Engineer PickFon supervised the permit with a $1.6 million bond required for emergencies. other items included a Broad Street driveway permit for Jean Emory and an electric sign permit for Brooks Motor Company.
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Chap Am Grupa, Inc
Jameithven
Copty
West Parks Place
North Center Street
PickFon
Jamestown
Will Alu Te
Jean Emory
West Pleasant Street
Brooks Motor Company
Charles Anderson
North Center
T He Park
Conneil
West Smith Street
Main
Washington Streets
Maplin Avenue
Vite Chol
Public Safety
Kelly
Outbreak of Smallpox in Panhandle Town in Penna
May 20 1911 Panora Washington County health authorities take command of smallpox outbreak in Panos to prevent an epidemic. Five hundred measles joints sent to county medical director to oversee response. Victims housed in tents erected by local industry. several cases linked to contact with others.
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Marrisberg
Panos
Washington County
Health Department
de DW Martin
Direto
Dorota
Vic. Vita
Sexto
Youngstown
Ohio
Notorious bandit gang ends after police stakeout
Pittsburgh May 20 The bandit gang behind Laurel Line trolley and PRR train robberies is identified by Allegheny County detectives as the group led by Rip Stammy who was shot dead after cornering at Tiltonville. John Torti, critically wounded, was among the gang members blamed for murders including Stammy. The group is tied to the West Homestead payroll robbery and other mining paymaster killings, with authorities citing their criminal map across Scranton to Bridgeville.
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United Arras
Pittsburgh
Ripk
Stummy
Torti
Bead
West Homestead
J. Rost Denis
Stent
Express Station Construction Plans Move Forward
Early action indicates bids may be advertised soon for a new express station to be built west of the current site. The modern facility will feature a belled track, high concourse platforms, and ample offices. The project aims to speed loading and unloading with concrete platforms and improved surrounding property.
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Ennis
Emnateicthon of
Cory
New Express Pation
Baeris
Expres
Stavoi
Belek
Nin
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Union City
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Wilkes Barre
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