New Superintendent Election Set For This Evening
The board plans to elect a new school superintendent tonight along with approving funding for major district projects. Members indicated the civil service and budget matters will be reviewed at the special session, with a focus on the upcoming construction appropriation and related expenditures.
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Meng
Muu
Mayearion
MT. Brow
Giast
Scholbl
Stile
Lviv
Wreck Leaves 1 Dead and 8 Hurt in Freight Crash
A freight train wreck resulted in one fatality and eight injuries. Officials reported the accident disrupted rail service and prompted emergency responders to assist victims at the scene. Names and exact locations are unclear due to the garbled source text.
Local School Robbery Sparks Lockdown and Vandalism
Police investigated a robbery at Prietian School Beilin Wer as teachers reported desks rifled and cash missing. Evidence suggested suspects entered through a fire escape stairwell and moved about the building before fleeing as alarms and sections were checked.
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Beilin
Wihielnie
Morthy
Miuse
Setion
Deer Killed by Erie Train Near Wits Mills
A deer was struck and killed by a Erie train early Sunday. Crews gathered the carcass, notified by local wardens, and prepared disposal details. The incident occurred near Wits Mills and Columbus, with railway officials coordinating the response.
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ERIE
Wits
Columbus
Citi Railway
Patie
Znetmeyer
Dedication at Site of Old Fort Le Boeuf
The article notes a Saturday dedication at the site of Old Fort Le Boeuf with references to Waterford and nearby places. It mentions ceremonial actions, local officials, and plans regarding the site including ammunition and supplies for a future event. The piece appears as a continuation from Page Six, with garbled OCR text surrounding dates and attendees.
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LE Boeuf
Lessing
Wiley
Tyne
PatteBay
Waterford
Tns
LeBoeus
Nike
Lease of property for new funeral home project
The piece notes that a property has been leased to establish a new funeral home. It mentions involved parties, locations, and planning steps, with references to dates and local figures guiding the project. Specific names and exact dates are partially obscured but the overall intent is clear.
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NEW Funeral Home
Shull Holding Lead In Race In Regional Wrestling Meet
Shull of Stroudsburg leads the Bemarridle Ghihernacimal field with a strong showing as the wrestling meet progresses. Other notable competitors include Buntjiwell of Philadelphia and Morgen of New York, vying for positions in the tight race.
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Shull
Py United
Herrishurg
Stroudsiuing
Phila Helpyin
Fe Morgen
Newiste
Boraigall
Wales
Nine Buildings Destroyed in Town Fire
Nine structures including a hotel burned in a fast moving blaze in Uniontown on May 24. The fire swept from the street car shop area to nearby buildings before firemen could mount an effective defense.
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United Prema Uniontown
Nile
Revolvete
Mibert Elias
Heiney
Thames
Haute
Senators Push Farm Measures To Save Seats
United Press reports Washington May 24 with a messy draft on farm policy and reelection as senators grapple with farm relief, tax credits, and regulatory changes. The piece notes several incumbents facing primaries, discusses how agricultural aid could influence seat retention, and hints at looming legislative calendars and party strategy.
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United Press
Pribrwats
Althugh
Egisltion Coil
Dregor
McNarw Haugen
Rafier Till
Alt-Fernemrelieg
Timmins
Weilnestay
Biennial General Federation Women’s Clubs Opens in Atlanta
Delegates from across the United States and foreign countries arrive for the eighteenth biennial convention in Atlanta. Hostesses greet more than 600 women at hotels as weather and winds challenge the city. Estimates anticipate attendance near a thousand with increased Western and Southern participation.
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General Federation of Womens Clubs
United States
Atlanta City
Edward J. Bader
Uifiin
Five Best Radio Features Schedule Preserved
A fragmented listing describes radio features across several stations including Philadelphia WOO and WDA Wanses City with broadcasts at 8 PM and 9 PM. Items mention Gov. Smith of New York addressing a public charity event, plus programs from the Academy of Music and major orchestras in New York Cincinnati and Richmond, incomplete text hindering precise times and full program names.
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Philadelphia
Baston
Academy of Music
Public Charities Assumtion
Gov. Smith
New York
WDA
Wanses City
Gentral Standard
Ivanhoe
WEVA
Richmond
Buster Standanl
Carmen
EAP Grand Opera Company
Cincinnati
Central Daylight
Safon Orchestra
Wrightsville Road Car Crash Report From Warren Scene
A collision on Wrightsville Road near Warren involved two cars driven by Thiward Shawkes and Orrin Bickerson. Police say one vehicle rolled nearly 100 feet, both drivers were injured, and authorities began investigation with the arrival of Warren residents and Chief Weaver of Youngsville.
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Youngsville
Warren
Furlst
Dompildie Ageidieny
Avrights Rifles
Yanninsville
Shawkey
Rickerson
Weaver
Rickerd
Rendt
Shanker
Charles Morire
Garlant
Wellejus Buys Confectionery in City
Oluf Wellejus, former Comy Baking proprietor, has purchased the Rex confectionery store in the Rex Theatre building on West South Street. He plans improvements, including modern refrigeration, and will operate the cream and confectionery line. Frank Geiger, previous owner, has moved to Erie with Real Silk Hosiery. his hosiery trade will be handled by his wife. Wellejus’ two sons assist, and he will take possession of the A Manley home on Main Street early next year.
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Oluf Wellejus
Comy Baking Company
Northumberland
Rex
Frank Geiger
Welleil
Erie
Real
Wellejus
Wellejns
If A. Manley
Donahey Attacks Coolidge Day Order On Oil Roads
In Columbus on May 28 Governor Donahey criticized Coolidge Day Order and federal enforcement over oiling dirt roads. He warned that dual authority would be dangerous and said he would arrange shipment of motor oil to the city if needed. He defended home rule and touched base with Mead of the oil firm about purchases for road treatment.
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Columbus
Coolidge
Federal
Donahey
East Main Street
Mead
Individu
Snowfall Monday Morning Report Contorts Local Chaos
Yesterday morning brought fresh snow that piled up quickly across streets. Residents reported slick roads and disrupted travel as more than a light dusting accumulated through early afternoon while officials warned of hazardous travel conditions.
Ford Attacks Power Combine Over Muscle Shoals
Detroit mid May 24 Ford presses the Muscle Shoals power fertilizer project amid a Ford editorial attack on the Philewinitearé trust and allied firms. The piece accuses trusts of delaying development to thwart nonver fertilizer interests and presses Congress to dispose of Muscle Shoals, arguing its value and national use.
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United Press
Detroit
Mid
Fenny Ford
Jus Dearborn Independent
Philewinitearé Trust
Vsie Alvan Trust
United States
Rece
Ford. Anil Press
Believe Ring Operated Here In City, Police Say
Life Of Poise Weaver of Youngsville confers with authorities amid theft probe. Weaver helps identify a ring likely active in Erie Jamestown Warren Youngsville and other towns. Suspects Manual Frous and Manual Silva held. tires found in youths homes.
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Youngs Ville
Vhlet
Haseen
Erie
Jamestown
Warren
Yourigeville
Thomas
Claim Fraud Reported in Allegheny County Race
Unclear scans describe alleged vote fraud in Allegheny County during a Republican gubernatorial race. Claims mention unofficial returns favoring John S. Fisher by 29 020 votes over Beidlaman, with accusations of irregularities at polling places and delayed posting outside sites.
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Beidleman
Elk County
Fisher
Pittsburgh
United Press
Vout
Evden
Eels
Beidieman
Earry
Soslay
Cansuly
Sokal sapurTer
Helilemass
Allegheny
John
Beidlaman
Hinty Que
Fisher Anil
Census Figures Highlight 1925 Population Estimate
United Press reports a census figure of 5 924 000 for the nation and cites varying city populations from 1924 to 1925. The piece notes estimates based on special census data and state figures, with Philadelphia listed around 3 000 000 and other cities showing broader ranges.
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United Press
Washisgdin
Philadelphia
Forty Hours Devotions Open at St. Elizabeths
Forty Hours Devotion opened at St. Elizabeths Church with largely attended morning and evening services. Decorated altars and colored lights set a festive mood for the devotions extending through Tuesday evening. Rev Francis Wattle of Erie spoke last evening, and Rev Father Hartleb gave an address on Love of the Blessed Sacrament. Choir numbers, soloists Bess Kinley and T. Keiser, and organists Trecker and Clifton Weber highlighted the program. Times L. West of Jamestown visited en route home from Erie.
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St. Elizabeth's
Pashoile
Francis Wattle
Erie
Father Hartleb
Seramony
Bess Kinley
Ava Maria
T. Keiser
Jealousy Blamed as Woman Shot in Warren County
The report describes a fatal shooting near the Gifford home in Warren County, citing jealousy over a girl as the motive. Gertrude Gifford died after a revolver was fired by a man, identified as a former lover or associate, with the suspect wounded and later dead. The scene at the Gifford residence involves family members, a hospital transfer, and an investigation by authorities.
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Wullover
Thor Senor
Irgline
Warren Fount
Fareheath
Gifford
Gus
Tewsvillé Hospital
Warren County
Lettin
Gay Gifford
Ouler
Winifred
Vail
Pineville
Rthat VanGuilder
Elrod
Gilford
Gifurd
Fad
Lowrey
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