Man Falls Before Train in Tragic Pennsylvania Incident
A laborer named Adulphe Peters aged around 40 from Mini was killed after stepping into the path of a freight train near Sherman Pennsylvania. Coroner's verdict: accidental death with no foul play. Peters, who worked with the crew, resided at Morey Carty farm in Minnesota prior to moving to the area last March. Weather and unclear details left some questions about the exact sequence.
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Peters
Mini
Xouth
Sherman
Tliough
Opghod
Peters Wis
Aad
Huh
Oper Uon
Shermai
USA
Amcortine
Min
Carty Farm
Mivity Trimm
Minnesota
Putas
Ull
Kidnaper Is Given Freedom in Vermont Case
Judge Albert W. Dickene ruled in a Vermont case that Earl Woodward, charged with kidnapping Lucille Ellatterton, was not guilty of kidnapping but rather a juvenile running away from home aided by a sympathetic adult. The court discharged Woodward as the state failed to prove intent to abduct.
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Earl Woodward
Vermont
Albert W. Dickene Jatu
Asong
Jude
Evan ST Wig
Liquor ships return to home ports amid naval chase
In Hoboken on November 20, Le Tor laden vessels fled Rum Baw area as the navy forced them to seek refuge in Halifax harbor. Captain Voldberg of the Scandinavian American United States liner from Europe via the Nova Beatiim reports eastbound ram phips seen, likely returning to European home ports after failed cargo landings during the blockade.
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United Prose
Hoboken
le Tor
Are Navy
Malifax
Voldberg
United States
Europe
Voldberge
Daylight Saving May Be Inaugurated Here
A citywide push for daylight saving observes a period from June to October. More than ninety merchants have voiced approval and petitions will circulate among manufacturers and workers. Leaders seek mayoral proclamation to implement the change without major legal action.
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Tisne
Suvcess
Scbverlife
Inaccurate Testimony Acknowledged By Police Men
Two oral police officers admitted giving inaccurate testimony at the trial of Gerald Chapman Nogetinn. The case proceeds with the trial to be taken against the officers for misdeeds.
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United Fi New Britain
Gerald Chapman Nogetinn
Riffs Call to Arms as Rif War Worldwide News
May 20 dispatch reports Abd el Krim rallying Rif and Djebala tribes for general war mobilization against France and Spain in Africa. French forces in Morocco alleged advances and air offensive aimed at subduing tribes near Me Quezain and Phechouai. Local residents, including the Lanston and Grady families, are noted in unrelated travels.
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Abd el Krim Hi
Calliel 10
Arme Oil
Rif
Djebala
Nether Africa
Bex
Ministry of War
Moroveh
Fez
Merdeeo
Abd EL Kim
Billote
iMit
Quezain
High School Corrian Annual Placed On Sale Here
The Corrian year book for 1925, praised as one of the best, features full coverage of school activities sports music drama and humor. Editor in chief Dorothy E Morman leads a staff including Theresa Masterson Virginia Doolittle and Maxine Alverson with artwork and business managers. It is sold through Kelly's news store or by senior and junior class members.
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Serioo
Corrina
Mane
Corrian
Dorothy E. Morman
Theresa Masterson
Virginia Doolittle
Maxine Alverson
Don Maloney
Alics
Reser
Dorr Barton
Batty King
Duemor
Jarance Shoup
West Virginia school election feud turns deadly near Hatfield statue
In Kermit West Virginia a school election eve clash near a statue of Old Anse Hatfield left two dead and three wounded. Buck Kirk and Sherman Parsley killed, Buck Kirk's brother Key Kirk wounded, others injured including Chapiro Kermit and John Chin. Police say rapid gunplay halted by deputies on scene.
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Kermit
W. Va
Anse Hatfields
McCoy
Werose
Tug River
Kentucky
West Virginia
Highting
Buck Kirk
Sherman Parsley
Soo
Kirk
Parsley
Kei Kirk
Motewan
Chapiano Kermit
Joh Chin
Y Matewan
Dennis Freedom Case: Wilson Held for Court in Prohibition Raid
Prohibition agents raided a First Avenue joint on May 2 and arrested James Dennis who was discharged by U S Commissioner Filer due to insufficient evidence. Rosene Wilson remains held for federal court with a $1000 tether, while George Gararou faces charges for liquor sale at the Victoria Hotel.
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James Dennis
Prohibition
U.S. Commixioner
Federal Commissioner
Densis
First Avenue
Givey
Helrine
Wis
Rosene Wilson
Wilson
Dennis
Federal Court
George Gararou
Dynklé
Poppy Sale Planned by local Veterans Post
Members of the A W Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars plan a Buddy Poppy sale this Saturday. The Ladies Auxiliaries will assist in the campaign to raise funds for rehabilitation, a memorial emblem program, a poppy memory, a relief fund for local veterans facing sickness or unemployment, and aid for veterans in need of support.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ladies’ Auxiliary
A.W
Anc State Departments
Opinion Sought on FTC Probe into Trade Conditions
Washington May 2 Attorney General Sargeant was asked by the Federal Trade Commission for an opinion on whether it can lawfully investigate economic and trade conditions as requested by Senator William Humphry a commission member. The request was disclosed in a speech before the United States Chamber of Commerce.
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Washington
Sargeant
Federal Trade Commission
United States Senate
William 2. Humphry
Commission
United States Chamber of Commerce
Noted Movie Actor Passes Through City
Corry area fans awoke to news that famous star Tom Mix and his horse Tony passed through town en route from Buffalo to a film in progress. The actor and his wife and daughter were aboard Train No 00 due here about 2 in the morning.
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Corry
Tony
Row
Tom Mix
Buffalo
Aereen Autor
Wedaghore
Jane
Merchants Vote on Four Closing Propositions
Merchants in the city vote on closing their shops early during summer. A Chamber of Commerce questionnaire prompts a Tuesday meeting to consider Wednesday afternoon closures. Five questions ask if stores should close midweek, which months, impact on customers, and prefer five to six oclock closures.
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Chamber of Commerc
Thorey
Tuvn
Woleben Case Again Delayed
Erie court updates show District Attorney Doyle postponing the case of D. A. Woleben on liquor law violations. Trial not started by 2:30 PM and no clear start time today. Corry witnesses have prepared but await further scheduling as delays continue.
Rally to Draw Many to City Friday May 22
Elaborate preparations are under way for a statewide Woman's Benefit Association district rally Friday May 22 with over three hundred visitors. Great Com mander Warren Pa Nellie Lounishirs and Supreme Chaplin Mint Burgin of Philadelphia will be guests of honor as reviews attend from multiple towns. The morning session opens at 10 in Maccabee hall with Mayor L Alexander speaking. Lunch at noon will be served by the Aluthisn Society at the M E church, followed by initiation ceremonies and program in the afternoon. The hall will be decorated, and Miss M Biggar of Erie assists in preparations with Mrs Oscar Andrews.
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Warren
Mise Mintoe
Burgin
Supreme Chaplin
Philadelphia
Tins
Plarendon
Lounsbury
Union Ty
Youngeville
Rinzsa
Edinsboro
Pleasantville
Franklin
Tidionte
Mead
Ville Erie
Oil City
Russel
Shefield
Titusville
Fairview
Waterford
Columbu
Cambridge Springs
Gemity
Alpha
Stockholm
Akeley
Maccabee Hall
L. Alexander
M, E
Focal Andéx
M. Biggar
Erie
City
Oscar Andrews
Union Youth Run Over by Car in Union City
Fred Sherwood It year old son of Mr and Mrs George Sherwood of Agitativ injured Tuesday afternoon when he fell from a truck on North Main Street Union City He was taken to Corry Hospital where doctors said the full extent of injuries was not yet known The abdomen was badly cut and bruises were reported with possible internal injuries unrevealed as of today
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Fred Sherwood
Corry Hospital
George Sherwood
Agitativ
Gorrie Hospital
Union City
Thom Union
North Main Street
Mangin Poison Claim Sparks Victim Ire
A United Press report notes Liberte claims French General Mangin died from poison at a banquet two days before death. The tale attributes agent poisoning and violent illness, with Liberte citing Bolshevik conspiracies and alleging a postwar assassination plot.
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Mangin
Claim White Given $25 000 Home in South
A disordered report notes Robert A. White’s disappearance and a claim he received a $25,000 home in the South. State and local investigators, led by State's Attorney Crowe, pursued leads, while White’s family reportedly faced threats and fled their South Side residence. Attorneys for Shepherd deny knowledge of a plan to harm White and say an affidavit from White exists.
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South
United Press Cimicagn
Mer
Robert A. White
Willese
Phie Shepherd
Robert J. Crowe
Grand Jury
Crowe
Reise
Hefensé
Tollay Teleany
Kannterige
Wigte
William D. Shegherd
Bile McClintock
White
South Side
Azine
Florida
Chicago
William Scott Stewart
W. W. O'Brien
Shepherd
Stolen Overland Car Recovered in Titusville Area
Chief of Police reports the Overland car owned by Bard Capwell, stolen Monday in front of the Brownell Show Company, was found abandoned at Titusville. One tire had blown, suggesting thieves abandoned the vehicle. No further damage known beyond that.
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Junkie
Titusville
Bard Capwell
Brownell Show Company
Mr. Capwell
Ajax Son Works
Owder Ie
Titusvittee
Five Best Radio Features Across Cities And Orchestral Acts
Radio listings detail diverse programs including George Bermuda's Little Symphony, a Navy Band performance, and a string quartet. Featured cities include Washington New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Ottawa and Davenport with times around evening hours and daylight savings adjustments.
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Washington
WEAP
New York
WJAR
Providency
WAG
Philadelphia
Standard
United Staeex Navy Band
WEAD
WCAR
Tittseborg
George Bermre
Little Symphony
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