Amundsen Flight Claim Sparks Polar News Catching Rumors
Unconfirmed reports from Oslo and London claim Roald Amundsen reached the North Pole in an Arctic flight aided by a U.S. aircraft. Observers note weather and perilous conditions, with cautious optimism about a first polar flight and possible return plans from Kings Bay.
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United Press
London
Oslo
Navy Way
Kings Bay
Rus Amundsen
North Pole
Bay Hmrc
Amily
Aimundsety
Motorists Arrange Attendancc Convention
A meeting of the Coney Motor Club is planned for Monday evening to finalize attendance for the Pennsylvania Motor Federation state convention. Local members are urged to attend to confirm arrangements ahead of the Thursday event.
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Coney Mutor
Peninsylvania Motor Federation
Huireday
Risa
Nee
Iverke
Ail Memiborg
St Thomas Social Planned For June 19
Preparations by the ladies of St Thomas church for the Anna fawn festival are underway with aims to match or surpass past events. Final committees and details will be announced about one hour later as plans solidify.
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ST. Thomas
St. Thomas Church
Pinchot to Barnstorm West for Power Project
Governor Pinchot plans a Westward barnstorming tour to promote a giant power scheme aimed at conserving resources. He will be away from Harrisburg through June and is not pursuing a U S Senate bid.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Pennnsylvania
Dliary
Simmon
Goveror Pinchor
Harrisluir
United States Senate
Pepper
Ree
Dremptantion
Seniator
Nave
Ralph Reaver Strasshurwer
Novris
Pyechet
Aberdieker
Pennsylvania
Chamber of Commerce Nominating Committee Sets Election Night
The Chamber of Commerce nominating committee meets to arrange tonight’s election of three directors. Nominations will be made at the meeting and ballots are expected to be mailed to members early next week to elect the new officers and directors.
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Chamber of Tommetes
Jhuileih
Offirere
Government Defeated in Chamber by Large Margin
United Press report from MRUSSELS dated May 22 states the government was defeated in the Chamber by a vote of 981 to 73.
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United Prew Mrussels
Chameler
Bryan to Assist in Evolution Case
United Josy reports William Jennings Bryan agreed to serve as counsel for the prosecution of the Scopes case in Dayton Tennessee. Bryan said he will travel to Dayton when the case is called, calling the matter no comedy and urging belief in Christ.
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United Josy Columbus
Dayton
Christ
Bishop Ward to Visit Emmanuel Church Sunday
Rev John Chamberlain Ward Bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Erie will visit Emmanuel Episcopal church Sunday arriving tomorrow He will stay at the Emmanuel rectory on West Smith Street and officiate during services The event prompts discussion on school system politics and broader religious matters.
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John Chamberlain Ward
Episcopal Discess of
Erie
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Bishop Ward
Cts
M.S. Ashton
Emmanuel
West Smith Streets
Darrow
Bryan
Diamonds stolen in Newark hold up of $100000 in gems
William Kerr salesman for Albert Lorsch and Company was robbed of $100000 in uncut diamonds on Walnut Street near Railroad Avenue Newark. The robbers fled in an automobile.
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Newark
S- 1
William Kerr
Albert Lorsch and Company
Maiden Lane
New York City
Wow Bo
Walnut
Stret
Raitroadd Avenue
Local stores stay open on Memorial Day weekend
Veterans of Foreign Wars members discuss Memorial Day plans as merchants favor keeping stores open Saturday since the holiday falls on a weekend. The Chamber of Commerce reports merchants approved Saturday hours and a veterans committee will meet this evening to decide on observance actions.
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Chamber of Commerce
Macrohiants Vestentay
Veterane Committee
French successes in Morocco continue
Report from Tetuan notes defeats of El Krim's French zones with heavy casualties and ongoing actions. Dispatches describe French advances and the continuing campaign in the region despite imperfect reporting from the field.
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Morocco
Pros Tetuan
Nl- Ata el Krim
Dispatches
West Virginia Miners Trial Delayed Four Days
The West Virginia mining case faces a four day postponement as 144 union workers await trial on charges of attempting to interfere with operation at a Northern West Virginia mine. Judge Meredith urged restraint and warned that contempt of court would be pursued for violations of an injunction, with all defendants to be tried together.
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United Pros Wairmony
W.vahlay
West Virginia
Meredith
Hearst
Crectits
WW. S. Meredith
Transpion
Mrs Place Party Heads To Visit Fran Plat Family
Mrs Claude Place and her two daughters Claudia and Joan left Erie this afternoon to visit the home of Mr and Mrs Fran Plat and family. Mr and Mrs W A Knowlton of Rochester New York arrived in the city for a visit before the former’s brother’s house.
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Claude Place
Claudia
Joan
Erie
Fran Plat
W. A. Knowlton
Rorchester
N.Y
Vialent
Howse
WW. Knowlton
Stirmte
California
Callan Named Injury Tampering Charges Reported
Amiea Fress reports James Pattan charged with attempting to fire a weapon in the William J. Shepherd case with a $1 000 000 germ murder claim. Pattan readiness to surrender noted as attorney Calin says he will appear for questioning. Crowe says the case will be tough and hints at potential witness issues as officials pursue the matter.
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Amiea Fresschnnagg
James Pattan
William J. Shepherd
Calin
Stuta
Robert E. Crowe
Crowe
City Extends North Center Street Improvement Plan
City officials vote to extend the North Center street program. Work focuses on repairing pavement and removing rough spots from sections between Washington and Clinton streets while avoiding full foundation replacement. The council approves Bill No. 529 for a related amendment and discusses street lighting requests and safety upgrades around the new Street Department building.
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Afl
Mabt Street
Maple Avenue
Ani
Uuiliding
Washington Street
City Welcomes W B A Rally Delegates in Holiday Setting
Crowds fill Corry as women’s benefit association holds district rally at State Armory with exhibits in downtown area. Mayor Alexander delivers welcome speech amid late arrivals. luncheon follows at local venues while reports are presented and performances conclude the program.
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Corry
Woman's Benefit Association
State Armory
L Alesander
Cory Catering
Rieke
Nellie E. Lounsbury
Wander
Warren
Dancing Party Enjoyed By Local Couples
A May party hosted by the Modern Dames at Maccabee Hall drew many couples. Rathbun's orchestra provided the music for the evening and the program kept attendees dancing. Guests included Mr and Mrs Will Weatherbee of Jamestown, N.Y.
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Modern Dames
Maccabee Hall
Atin Rathbun
Dancin
Util
Will Weatherbes
Jamestown, N.Y
City to Improve Sidewalks and Appoint Assistant Engineer
City plans extensive sidewalk construction this summer and may hire an assistant city engineer to oversee sidewalk grades and pothar issues while City Engineer Dickson focuses on pavement work. The article notes the need for additional staffing due to workload.
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Dickson
City Park to Receive Fountain and Repaint North Lot
City officials announced planned improvements at City Park over the coming weeks. A new ornamental fountain will replace existing shrubbery and the park plot around the monument will be leveled with repainting planned for the hand stand roof. Residents nearby welcome beautification of the prominent area.
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Aibllcap
Unclear native report on French repulse near Bani
A fragmented arrival from interior sources claims French forces sharply repulsed rebel fighters and forced a retreat toward Bani while mentioning attacks and troop actions around Tifaurion and Jackion with scant corroboration and missing details.
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Mellila
Bani
Prigrens
Ate Tifaurion Aid i
Jackion
Gary Addresses American Iron Steel Institute
Gary president of United States Steel Corp addressed the American Iron and Steel Institute in New York. He urged action to lift business, listed six threats including World War era burdens and high living costs, but said fundamentals are sound and the country can prosper with intelligent effort. Industry leaders reported demand near bottom but improving, with capacity use around 70 percent and optimism for recovery.
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Congress
United
Gary
Spmi
Iida
Iter
Jaan
Ite Arts Teton
Wwers
Tracy
Guibness
Gary Camphinenter
United States
Grane
Theothiehum Steel Corporation
Ohers
JA Campbell
Valingstigen Sheet and Tube Company
Devdar
L. E. Block
Inlayut Steel Company
R. L. Lamont
American Steel Foundries
W.L. King
Joes and
Laughlin
Merchants Called to Meet on Thursday
Merchants to gather on Thursday to discuss matters of interest to the local business community. The meeting is expected to address Wednesday’s afternoon closing question and related topics affecting trade.
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Mergn
Chamber of Commerce
Thiessaye
Radio Features Snapshot From Across Cities
Fragmented OCR notes list radio features and programs across stations such as KOA Denver KGW Portland WEAF New York and WGY Schenectady. Mentions include daytime and daylight schedules and performers like Jones and the WGY Players.
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Porland
Avls
Chicago
WEAF
New York
Jones and
WGY
Schnectady
York
Mt i
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C. OF C. Nominating Committee
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