Pardon Effort Linked to Bank Robber Totman Case
Mrs. Totman says her husband James Totman, former paint shop operator and self confessed bank robber, seeks a pardon from Governor Sail. The case involves an escape with William Crane and others, a bank robbery in Albion and a large sum of money found, with investigations supported by Times reporters. The Totman family remains entangled in legal and prison proceedings as ties to town business are discussed by local officials.
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James Totman
Erie
Anton
Remir
Acter Sideneaveniard
Aubin State
Alvin
Totsnan
Witg
Lair
Lefe
AY Sail Aking
Parton
Rey W. We
Iliffe
Totman
Joseph
Williams
State Penitentiary
Tiberias
Toman
Willian Crane
Lyndonville
Ni Y
Ie Bank
Burns
Water Pred
Barstate
Albion
Auris
Times
Tatman Company
Amundsen Receives Aid for Polar Airship Flight
An announcement from the Norwegian Air Union confirms a grant of $100,000 from Lincoln Els Worth to support the Polar airship expedition led by Amundsen. Riot Amundedn is named in connection with the project.
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Popentiagen
Ocober
Lincoln Els Worth
Norwegian Air Union
U S Troops to Preserve Order in Panama City
Washington dispatch says Major General Lassiter authorized dispatch of U S troops to Panama City to preserve order after authorities requested military help. The alert follows a note from the Panamanian canal zone government and americ legation, outlining the need for military presence to maintain calm.
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U.S
Panama City
United Press
Washington
War Department
William Talssiter
Pattuma
Panam
Lassiter
United States
Uesed
Amerie Legation
Govenor
Panamas Canal
Mendi Idin
Pa Aneynu
Missionary Society Meets at M E Church Parlors
Women's Missionary Society gathers at the M E Church parlors on Wednesday at 3 oclock. Mrs L P Knowlton reports on the Philadelphia Branch convention in Erie where she attended as a delegate. Miss Hazel Me returns to South America next month to resume missionary work after a furlough, with special music planned. Mite boxes for the year will be collected. All circle members urged to attend this unusually interesting meeting.
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Womans
Fusionary Society
Wall
L. P Knowlton
Philadelphia
Erie
Hazel Me
South America
Sorrowful Truth About Hig Joba Ties From Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara News reports a candid look at Hig Joba management by men unaware which tie suits them best. The piece critiques leadership attire choices amid broader discussion of professional image and gender norms.
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Santa
Escape With Fines In Manslaughter Case
In Meadville Opt 18 4 fines totaling 1000 were imposed on Miss Jorelyn Brooson and Theoph Gray of Tinisville for involuntary manslaughter. Both received 60 days jail, suspended on other terms. Each must pay 50 dollars per count, 250 dollars total to be shared between two accounts.
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Meadville
Opt
Jorelyn Brooson
Theoph Gray
Tinisville
Sis
Muisville
Gus
Tlydetowih
Ametic
Labor Federation Delays Age Wage Policy in Committee
The American Federation of Labor defers a decision on wage increases and shorter workdays by keeping the proposal in committee. The move avoids a premature policy shift amid internal debate on labor discipline and industrial relations.
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American Federation of Labor
Federation
Img
Industria
Ecnlacei
Efine
Germany's League Entry Status Delayed by Security Quorum
In Locarno Switzerland a plenary session postponed a decision on Germany joining the League of Nations. The delay aims to avoid a formal German entrance ruling amid current security concerns and political debate.
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United Press
Locarno
Switzerland
oiDiner
Germain
League of Nations
Probe follows guidance in New Hampshire paper
A New Hampshire newspaper notes cautious optimism with a probe following statements by Pritay on Saturday. Roston and Deanserlpr are cited in coverage as sources or commentators.
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New Hampshire
Pritay
Roston
German Guns for Union Park to Be Displayed
Local meeting discussed transporting two World War era guns from Harrisburg to Union Park memorial site. Plans called for one gun to be placed on each side of the Soldiers Memorial, with shipping and preservation costs to be arranged by the city council.
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Union City
UNION
Cis
Aiowehin Soldiers
Sherwood
Tocal Amersican
Marrow
Vaptta
Harrisbore
Sheef
Pey
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