Fragmentary OCR notes from a 19th century notice
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions names such as Mrs and Mr, a sun ward, rents, and a few locations. Benignly unclear, it references a sister, a visit by M. L. Pa, and general statements about law or administration. The text is fragmented without a coherent event or date.
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Wkins
Ily
Mpany Stow
Roburg
Ney al- Seneral
Weil
Thurs- James
United
M. L. Pa
West
Olle
King Asks Court to Dismiss Oustion of P S C Chairman
Dr Clyde J. King sought dismissal of the quo warranto action to remove him as a Pennsylvania public service commissioner and as chairman. He argued the 1920s codes did not alter the commission's status per the Bann decision. King's filing cited continued Senate consideration and argued his appointment validity amid petitions by Governor Pinchot and Attorney General Schnader.
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King
P.S. C
U.S
United Press
Harrisburg
Clyde J. King
State Supreme Court
Public Service
Commission
Wr. Schnader
Pinchot
Roland S. Morris
Philadelphia
Japan
Schnader
State Senate
Jantiy
Senate
Sine Diethout
Gov. Pinchot
C. Goodnough
Stephen Stubbecker
Predick Gruenberg
George Wooll
Cardinal points of U. S. position on disarmament
The American stance outlined by Ambassador Norman H. Davis stresses U S willingness to cut armaments to treaty levels, join allied efforts to abolish aggressive weapons, accept the British plan, consult to avert conflict, refrain if international judgment condemns an aggressor, support an effective supervision system, and accept the war materials chapter of the Geneva disarmament raft treaty.
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United Press
Norman H. Davis
United States
America
Geneva
General Commission of the World Firms
Europe
Davis
Peace Davis
Genbya
Alan
John Simon
Joseph Paul-Bon- Goul
Germany
Roosevelt
Johnson to join American delegation to world economic conference
Washington May 22 Senator Hiram Johnson California Republican expected to accept membership in the United States delegation to the world economic conference. Johnson held talks with President Roosevelt last night. It was also indicated that Representatives McReynolds Tons and Wadsworth would be delegates with Owen D Young unlikely to manage the delegation.
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Weanne Freee
Washington
Hiram Johnson
Calif
Johnson
Roosevelt
McReynolds
Dem
Wadsworth
New York
Anso
Owen
International Debt
Bombings Spread Cuban Revolt Signals Call to Disarm
Havana dispatch reports seven bomb blasts across the capital underline a fierce regional revolt. Rebels in Santa Clara, Santa Clara zone, and other areas mobilize about 600 troops with 1,400 more nearby. casualties rise as fighting continues. In Geneva, Norman Davis presents U S disarmament bids, urging global action to curb armaments and offering consultation with other powers to avert war.
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Alfredo Vivar Hoffman
United Press Staif
Havana
Santa Catalina
Delipe Poey
Vigora
Vedado
Genéval
Alberto Herrera
Sahel
Spiritus
Santa Clara
Trinidad
Casilda
Alfonde
Placetas
Gerardo Meneses
Meneses
Gordon Denies Evasion of Tax in New York Case
May 22 in New York, Wa key Wisey, real name Irving Waxley, pleaded innocence in federal court to income tax evasion accusations. Captured after a month on the run, he faced a $190,000 bond and denial of reports totaling about $2,000,000 from illicit breweries in New York and New Jersey for 1930 and 1981.
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United Press
New York
Wikkey Cidon
Putey
H. W Goddard
Waxey
Wexley
New Jersey
Arm Amputation After Spring Creek Slashing Incident
Fred Brown, 24, of Spring Creek, is in Gary hospital with his left arm amputated above the elbow after a slashing affray at his home early Sunday. Warren County authorities plan to question Lloyd Whitman, 23, also of Spring Creek, who is named as Brown’s attacker. Brown was found in a road pool of blood and rushed to Corry hospital before transfer. His condition is listed as very serious.
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Fred Brown
Spring Creek
Gary Hospital
Warren County
Lloyd Whitman
Brown
Corry Hospital
Tocal
Road boosters push local Beaverdam Wattsburg road project
State Assemblyman King leads Beaverdam Wattsburg supporters planning a Erie meeting to press three 1933 highway projects. A large Corry-Beaverdam delegation is expected as residents push for paving with state and federal funds this year, signaling possible funding and completion of the long‑delayed stretch.
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Erie
Beaverdam
Wattsburg
Doh H. King
Erle Weinestay
Firther
Heieroide
Ideal
Corry
de Beaverdam
Pennsylvanian crude oil prices rise 10 cents per barrel
Pittsburgh May 22 A ten cent increase per barrel on Pennsylvania grade crude oil was announced by South Penn Oil Company. Tidewater Pipe Line Company, Ltd followed with a similar rise for crude from its Bradford field pushing South Penn prices to 107 a barrel on Southwest Penn Pipe Line oil 102 on Eureka Pipe Line oil and 90 cents on Buckeye Pipe Line oil South Penn Bradford crude oil in the National Transit line rose to 1 87 a barrel.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
South Penn Oil Company
Tidewater Pipe Line Company, Ltd
Bredford
South Penn
Southwest Penn
Eureka
Buckeye
South Penn Bradford
Natijinel Transit
Federal funds may be available for work program
Corry officials indicate the federal government plans a set aside fund to be distributed to states counties and municipalities for relief projects that create work for the unemployed A joint conference with city council and board of directors is planned to discuss possible local programs and which projects could be funded by federal relief money details remain tentative and a district engineer has been asked to advise on potential projects
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Corry
Chyspian
Antiea
Corry Relief Fund
Tun Mint
Fedgen
Tax program deal backed by House committee
The House ways and means committee agreed to finance Roosevelt's public works plan with an income tax increase and a dividend tax, plus a gasoline excise. Chairman Doughton stated he would oppose adding the Marland oil regulation bill as a new section of the recovery measure. He noted prior White House talks and aimed to avoid complicating the bill.
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William F. Kerry
United Press
Washington
Twe House
Ways and Means
Lotay
Roosevelt
Charman Doughton
Almounusi
Doughton
Doughter
White Houses
Five Granges Share Erie County Intergrange Meeting
Five Granges of Erie county gathered at Maccabee Hall for a second intergrange meeting. North East Mill Village West Greene and Wattsburg Granges attended plus guests from Columbus and Spartansburg totaling about 175. West Greene conferred the third degree Wattsburg the fourth degree. The program featured floor drills violin numbers talks and recitations. Local committee served salad baked beans sandwiches cake and coffee.
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Erie County
Intergrange
Maccabee Hall
North East
Jill
North Biet
Mill Village Grange
Durgess
King
North East Grange
Whitley
Kachere
Hertha Widder
Whittaker
Mill Village
Manda
Pomana Grange
Watts
Lure Grange
Ellen Swanson
Titon Simmons
W. H. Cummings
Probe bankruptcy situation in Penna in two times
Investigation into the bankruptcy situation in the middle district of Pennsylvania presided over by Federal Judge Johnson has been ordered by the department of justice. Two agents from the federal bureau of investigation have been sent to the scene, though officials refused to divulge details.
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Washington
Middle District
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Department of Justice
Ofdelala
Mussolini 10 Year Peace Plan Wins Approval
Rome May 22 Mussolini’s revived ten year peace pact wins approval from Italy Great Britain France and Germany as diplomats prepare to initial the treaty at Geneva linked to the disarmament talks. The plan envisions eventual revision of Versailles within the League framework and credits Mussolini with the initiative with Roosevelt and Churchill assisting.
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Thomas B. Morgan
United Press
Rome
Europe
Paravai
Italy
London
Paris
Berlin
Géneva
Geneva
Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Wwall
News of the Pet
Roosevelt
Ramsay MacDouala
Probe alleged tax evasion by Gulf Oil Corp in Pittsburgh
A former Senate Banking and Currency Committee employee filed an amended DC suit charging former IRS commissioner David H. Blair with failing to inspect Gulf Oil officials' income tax returns. David A. Olson arrived in Pittsburgh with attorney Charles A. Russell, signaling possible Pittsburgh focus on recovering unpaid taxes exceeding 1 million dollars. The suit named W. L. Melton of Pittsburgh among Gulf officials who allegedly hid taxable income.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Internal Revenue
Gulf OU Corporation
David A. Olson
David H. Blair
District of Columbia
Blair
Charles A. Russell
Tme
Federal’ Power Commission
Olson
Russell
W. L. Melton
Harriman Postponed Trial After Health Setback
Joseph W. Harriman former president of Harriman National Bank won a one week postponement of his trial on charges of falsifying the bank to cover deals in its stock. He is hospitalized at Mineola Long Island after attempting suicide when his health and legal pressures intersected. Doctors report his heart in normal condition for age 68 though a cardiac complication raised fears of a fatal shock.
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United Press New Yok
Joseph W. Harriman
Harriman National Bank
Pank
Hurtiman
al Nassan
Mineola
U. S
Geo. 2
Medalie
Chas
Mitchell
Werld
Harriman
City to tighten siege on bootleg joints after raids
Mayor England vows continued raids against rum joints in the city. He warns operators to close doors or face visits by raiding police as efforts to confine illegal sales to licensed venues continue. Also noted, a patrolman was suspended indefinitely on a charge of beating a prisoner.
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England
Prank
T. England
Grieg
Brieps
Erle
Ciarg
Ale Duca Etme
John Mews
Veterans Lose Meals and Beds at Bonus Camp
Washington May 22 United Press reports free meals and beds for all bonus marchers ending today unless they enlist for $1 a day in Roosevelt reforestation army. About two-thirds of the 3000 veterans had signed cards by breakfast to enroll. Leaders opposed to the jobs planned to appeal at the White House for transport homeward. Police prepared to remove men from Wort Hunt camp and a 200-man naval force stood by in case of trouble.
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Fort Hunt
United Press
Washington
Rooeevelt
Wort Hunt Bose
iLeaders
Pullee
Vestive
Dunkirk Mants Saved From Lake Incident
In Dunkirk Pennsylvania on May 11, rescuers saved several people from a lake after a dim light and darkness hampered their efforts. A group attempted to assist, and one rescuer named Spencer led the strand of actions to bring others to shore safely.
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UNIS
Huy Spencer
Les Caben Cmaiser Sr
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