Urge nationalization of mines meet emergency Pinchot here
Gov Pinchot to visit city Thursday for state hatchery and hospital inspections. Public meeting at high school auditorium to discuss current developments in the coal crisis. Senator Norris and party to arrive. reception planned at Hotel Corry. Local leaders and Woman's club coordinating.
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State Hatchery
Hotel Corry
Corry
Hayes
Gifford Pinchot
Paungylvania
Turayee
Hines
Pinchot
State Wish
Roosevelt Highway
Corry Hospital
North Center Street
Mra Pinchot
Abot
Cuery
Guyeror Pinchot
AG. Bullet
Corey
L. Alexander
Woman's Club
Commonwealth
Arrivley
Union City
Gavemir Pinchot
Warren
Big damage claim as result of wreck
Miss Josephine Cramer assistant professor of economics at Penn State college sues for 35000 damages claiming severe spine injuries from a railroad wreck near St George Pennsylvania on January 20 1904. She describes being buried beneath wreckage and extricated after a hole was made in the car. Corry residents including Mrs Jessie King Newton were aboard the same wreck and injured.
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United Prose
Erie
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. George
Franklin
Josephine Cramer
Penn State College
Toilay
Erie County
Cramer
St George
Brennan
Ape
Jessie King Newton
Erie Contralto Delights Two Hundred At Local Recital
Mrs. Georgia Brevillier, Erie contralto, drew about two hundred fans to a High School auditorium recital in the city under the Woman's Club. Accompanist Miss Mildred Watson, also of Erie, joined her in a program including Haydn, Dvorak, Beethoven, and Schindler, with numerous encores and a festive Community Day sale backdrop boosting holiday shopping.
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Georgia French Brevillier
Erie
Woman's Club
Mildred Watson
Brevillier
Haydn
Dvorek
Beethoven
Marie
Franz
Laorge
Reimanti
Scott
Staanne
Susanne
Pretty One
Marina
Schindler
D'Hardelot
Meta Schumann
Rossi Picola
Stickland
Bassett
Bregil
Mildred Wat
Brevily
Universalial
Corry
Styewaaldl
Ia Jn
Pranpent
Debt settlements to be sent to Congress for ratification
The American debt commission will submit agreements with six foreign nations to Congress for ratification, covering funding of war debts over 62 years. Romania’s deal provides a gradual payment schedule starting at $200,000 and rising to about $5 million annually, with a moratorium in the initial years.
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Washington
United States
Congress
American Debt Commission
Rumania
Debt Commission
Belgium
Slovakia
Latvia
Esthonis
Romannia
Italy
Hungary
Great Britain
Finland
Lithuania
Poland
Romania
Woman's Relief Corps Names New Officers
Election producers featured the teat ing of the WRC held yesterday afternoon at the State Armory at 2 20 oclock Officers named for the ensuing year included President Mrs Blanche Ross senior vice president Mrs Mav Carmike junior vice president Mrs Alma Gardner chaplain Mrs Luella Devo treasurer Mrs Rose Westley secretary Mrs Florence Paulson conductress Mrs Irene Mountain guard Mrs Alberta Hamtin All members of the WRC and G A R are invited to Union City to attend inspection Thursday December 3rd A tureen dinner will be served All wishing to go are kindly asked to meet at the depot at 2 oclock Thursday afternoon
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WRC
State Armory
Blanche Ross
Mav Carmike
Alma Gardner
Luella, Devo
Rose Westley
Florence Paulson
Irene Mountain
Alberta Hamtin
R_C
G. A.R
Union City
Florida Recovers From Severe Storms Across Coasts
Florida edges toward normal as sun returns after a devastating storm that hit both coasts. Five dead, four missing, eighteen injured. Davis Island workers killed in a collapse. Miami and Tampa hardest hit. Fire at a Latin quarter fertilizer plant and widespread outages slow communications. Citrus industry suffered little damage per officials.
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Tampa
Pla
Det
Florida
Signi
Miami
Alemerits
Davis Island
Megry
Latin Quarter
St. Petersburg
Fort Myers
Citrus Exchange
Lack of Funds Slows Guard Air Service Progress
National Guard air units lack suitable equipment due to funding gaps. Major General George Rickards told War Department officials that current aircraft are obsolete and unsafe for ongoing operations. He urged funds for new planes and gear, noting three years of guard air service have proven its value in peacetime and potential in emergencies. The report highlights the Twenty-ninth Division Maryland for especially high morale and efficiency amid tough pilot replacement challenges.
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National Guard Air Service
George Rickards
Davis
War Department
WREDS
Washingston
Polito
Posea
Rickards
Air Imi
Maryland
Pinchot silent on strike during hurricane news tour
Governor Pinchot avoided comment on the Aphracite strike matter as his party visited Polk State Training School near Clarion and then moved through the storm battered Atlantic coast. The governor’s entourage toured facilities and met Rotary Club members in Jacksonville while weather warnings extended along the coast.
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Pin- Chot
Polk State Training School
Clarion
United Press
Awashington
Cal
Morida
Wilmington
Mra. Pinchot
Rotary Club
Iunchton
Ward
Oil City
United States
Franklin
Weather Bureau
Virginia Capestreet
Court House
New Deston
Brigg Union City
Chueleaiog
Morehead City
Moery
Tg Vial Eery Ware
Meadville Boy Slain by Comrade in Accidental Shooting
Meadvill e Pa December 2 United Press reports 13 year old Jack Hobert a Meadville Nile Junior high pupil was killed last night when several children were playing with a revolver It was accidentally discharged the bullet piercing Hobert's heart Gussie Tate 15 was handling the weapon at the time authorities said the incident occurred in Meadville Pennsylvania police investigated the death as an accidental shooting.
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United Press
Meadville
Jack Hobert
Mead
Nile Junior Hizh Echoal
di Wan
Gussie Tete 15
Hos
Ferguson in fiery defense of wife's rule in Texas
Former Governor James E Ferguson defends Miriam A Ferguson administration amid attacks from Attorney General Dan Moody. He claims the state lost 1.8 million dollars due to Moody’s legal actions and criticizes handling of the American Road company contracts and highway department probes.
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Texas
United Pros
Austin
James E. Ferguson
Miriam A. Perguson
Dan Moody
James &. Perguson
Grand Jury
Ferguson
Moody
American Road Company
Highiway Department
American
Chapman Continues Habeas Fight in Federal Court
Gerald Shabman and a staff of five attorneys pressed ahead in Federal court to block Connecticut’s effort to hang him. The habeas corpus hearing before Judge Thomas resumed in the Wethersfield pardons room after an adjournment.
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Chapman
United Press
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Gerald Shabman
Thomas
Board of Pardons
Wethersield
Christmas Dinner Invite Doubt For Count SalI
Count Sali fails to say if he will be invited to Christmas dinner at the home of Rogers, a proprietor and notable Standard Oil figure. The young nobleman doubts he will receive an invitation from his father in law amid questions of arrangements and status.
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New York
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Electric Light Franchise War Rocks Clymer
Town clash over Niagara power bid as the Clymer Lighting company loses a petition for a new electric franchise. Residents packed the meeting room seeking lower rates while Tempus interests’ plant remains in operation. Board rejects the Niagara bid amid rising town tensions and planned follow up actions.
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Town Board
Glymér
Wnil
Clymer Lighting Company
Tempus
Niagara Power
Clymer
Tempas
Toil Nari
Com
Clyne
Wals
Sherman
Tates
Rey Company
Fed
Big blaze hits Pittsburgh warehouse. $250000 loss
Fire at McParland Transfer stor age and Distribution plant destroys a four story building. Tanks of oil alcohol and varnish exploded. ten firefighters and three police officers escaped as the west wall collapsed. A seven year old boy died en route to the scene.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
McParland Transfer, Storage and Distributing Company
Gredick
Eagle Paint & Varnish J Company
Il Ten
Children’s Hospital
Biremen
Kipling Seriously Ill in Burwash Home
Rudyard Kipling is reported seriously ill with bronchial pneumonia at his Burwash home. The author fell ill after a recent shooting trip with his mother present, and doctors say his condition is unchanged with a chance of recovery.
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Rudyard Kipling
London
Rudyanl Kipling
Ims
Burewash
Count Salm
A. W. S. Culles
Kipling
United States
Vienna
Countess Saint
Millicent
Rogers
Palm Beach
Five Best Radio Features Across Cities Tonight
Radio listings show WCAP WSAR and WS WGR presenting programs at 10 PM Hastem marks his gang. WTAM Cleveland features an organ recital. KSD St Louis and WSAL Cincinnati schedule string ensemble and chamber music from Hunter College New York broadcasts.
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