Ontario vote returns fuel wet-jury reform in oil probe trial
United Press reports Ontario election results give Premier Ferguson's Conservatives a solid majority as wet liquor measures gain in rural areas. Prohibition era controls expand under planned liquor permits for adults over 21. Vote outcome reshapes province’s political balance amid lingering oil fraud trial notes.
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Jersey
Premier Ferguson
Ferguson
Teg Wilitaire Liberaty
Labusul Progressives
Iheral
Hae
United States
Drys
Nunn
Windsor
New York State
Congress 15 Divided on Tax Cut Proposal
Washington dispatch reports Congress split over a $20 million surplus use and the administration tax cut plan. Republicans push direct credit reduction while Democrats seek broader use, with Ways and Means tied up and Christmas recess delaying action. A Senate path also uncertain, with expected partisan battles over corporate income tax relief and repeal of some internal taxes.
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United Provs
Washington
Coolidge
United Press
President House
Tebeney
Danocrats
Chey Ha
Father and Son Banquet Planned by First Presbyterian
Members of the Men's Bible Class at the First Presbyterian Church have completed arrangements for the Father and Son Banquet to be held in the church dining hall Friday at 7 o'clock. The program includes a saxophone solo, vocal duet, Sleepy Hollow tune, piano selection, trombone solo, and a toast by Elwood Pitchford. Major G D Van de Boe, Deputy Regional Executive of Boy Scouts, will give the address with Rev J A Martin and accompanists noted.
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America
UaerseSianiti
Ruth Pronch
Sleepy Hollow
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Seeesea
Alice Messenger
Boy Scout
B. Spicer
Siveace Seas
Elwood Pitchford
van de Boe
Boy Scouts
J. A. Martin
Lucile Murray
G L Pitchford
F.C. Berts
Relief From Cold Wave Promised by Forecaster
Weather expert says a cold wave will ease by tomorrow, easing a region from Mesquite to the Gulf, with a light snow cover reported in parts while residents hope for warmer days ahead. In Rockville Maryland, Richard Henry Rule, 22, was found guilty of manslaughter in the Halloween killing of 19 year old William J. Barbee during a suburban celebration. The defense argued self defense as Barbee approached with others. authorities note continued public concern over safety at Halloween events. Local sheriff Tom G. Sterrett and Jonny Brow visited the scene.
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Ailaniie
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Henry Rule
Rockville
Mal
Halfowe'sn
Wm. J. Barbee
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Barber
Hallowe'en
Five Best Radio Features Across Regions Tonight
Montreal to Ottawa and Rochester list station lineups featuring orchestras, choirs, and musical acts. Highlights include Hart Mouse String Quartet, Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra Matringe Concert, Lurion Schmidt's Orchestra, Henry Baier's artists, and Pacific Comic Opera at Oakland. Public schedules show eastern and Pacific time slots with multiple stations.
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Rochester
WGY
Wmaboth
Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra
New Vienna
WRO
Lurion Schmidt
Erva Giles
Boardman Sanches
WEAF
Henry Baier
Oakland
Pacific Comic Opera
Union City man injured when feet of feed fall on him
Lewis Baker aged 68 of Union City was trapped as a pile of heavy feed bags collapsed at Cooperative Feed Mill this morning. A sack pinned his right leg, causing a bone fracture and extensive pain, but ambulance transport to hospital brought improving initial reports. injuries will keep him out of work for some time though no serious damage is expected.
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Union City
Cooperative
Heastatl
Baker
Wille
Cooper and Crowe
House to House Seal Sale under way
Miss Katherine Arct, chairman of the foral committee, asks residents to support the Christma seals drive. The campaign targets a limited distribution to homes with high school students assisting, and no broad school-wide distribution is planned. Public support for the effort is solicited.
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Wilder Way
Katherine Arct
Toddy
The
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Cain Gaigh
Old Flood of 1839 Recalls Worst in Vicinity History
A letter from Mercur Pennsylvania describes rainfall near 1 inch causing unprecedented flooding across Warren and surrounding counties. Bridges on the Brokenstraw were swept away, dam failures destroyed mills and homes, and a Sugar Run dam breach swept away a dwelling with a family inside. One man learned too late his wife and two children perished as floodwaters rose.
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Gerald RB
Carroll
Sheffield
the Observer
Mercur
Straw Creek
Warress County
Spring Creek
Warren Woman Delivers Splendid Club Talk in Warren
The Woman's Club of Warren held a well attended luncheon meeting with artistically arranged decor and performances. Mrs Edward Lindsay from Warren shared travel experiences in Europe, recounting visits to historic sites in England and France and noting the influence of culture on American life.
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Penney
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Anyatipat Murpe
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Pittsburgh
Weill
Thinks Kani
Rane
Christin
Curry Club
Conneaut Lake
Ujali Bg
Suvoni Chautaugus
Bravites Praisul
Cronin
Edward Gindsay
Paties Tun
Lindsay Tga
England
France
Westminster
Agalin
Cavilies
Lindsay
Uhelse
Pii
Thomas Catlyies
Charles King
Jeyietuther
Fire destroys garage. damages three homes in Homer City
A fire in Homer City, Pennsylvania, destroyed the T. A. Love Garage and damaged three nearby buildings. Fire departments from Yiuze, Blairsville, and Tidiosa aided but water shortages prevented saving the garage, with damages totaling about 21,000 dollars to the garage and adjacent homes of David Gilhowner, Joseph Otte, and William Crawford.
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Homer City
Turness
Yiuze
Blairsville
Tidiasa
Fie
T. A. Love
David Gilhowrer
Jscph
Kentucky motorists urged to avoid protests at conference
A Kentucky legislator stated plans to introduce resolutions at a state session conference urging motorists to protest a controversial interstate law. The move aims to delay state actions and secure support against a measure tied to public safety and drivers' rights, drawing opposition from state leaders.
Tom Sterrett Speaks Before Kiwanis Club
Sheriff Tom Sterrett addressed the Kiwanis club on publicity and wartime publicity's role for newspapers. The Erie officer highlighted benefits of publicity, with local advertising manager John B Brew offering praise. deputies Jacks Applebee and others attended, and a joint meeting with Erie Kiwanis is planned at 10 30 o'clock at Motel Carry.
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Tom Sterretts
Erie
Lee Times
Kiwanis
Hisel Corry
Shariff Sterrett
Yale
Engagement Repudiated in Promissory Suit Trial
United Press reports in Pittsburgh that star witness testified for Her $500 000 breach of promise suit against Toh Hubbard. Anne Caldwell stated Hubbard pushed her to quit Atlantic City job and embark on stage career. She recounted a California tour and a New York return where he claimed his affections had changed and refused marriage.
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Toh W Hubbard
Pittsburgh
Mans Fackuren
Anne Caldwell
New York Airwairs
Tybhard
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Moiste
New York
California
Polly
Ted Mubbard
King
Defense Counsel Attacks State Tactics in Hall Trial
In Somerville the defense lawyer McCarter scorched the state's tactics in the Hall murder trial. He accused special prosecutor Simpson of seeking disbarment, denounced key witnesses as false, and argued motives were unproven. The address aimed to sway jurors as the case neared conclusion with Stimpson expected to provide the charge.
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Clarence Cass
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Willie Stevens
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Simpson
Thar McCarter
Tle
Ted
States Senate
GOP Expenditures of 341,093 Shown In Reports
From Harrisburg the United Press notes that the three Republican committees handling the November plugoger spent 341,084 on the ticket. State Election Bureau filings reveal Joseph Grundy, president of the State Manufacturers Association dubbed the Angel of the Pepper Fisher primary campaign, gave 10,000 to the November election fund.
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State Manufacturers ® Association
Senate Investgating Commhities
Fall's Letter About Loan Read In Court Trial
Washington Feb 2 The court heard a letter from Falls about a loan and a $100,000 payment connected to Doheny and the Teapot Dome case. Wilton Lambert former Interior Secretary and defense attorney Hogan insisted the document was misinterpreted while the prosecution argued it linked Falls to a larger conspiracy in the oil controversy. The letter, read aloud, claimed no connection to Binebir or others tied to Teapot Dome.
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Washington
Wilton Lambert
Secretary of Interior
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Opicalag Lin
Semagur
Thomas Waters
Montana
McLeay
Senat Wil
Enuorat
Franke J Hogan
Fur
Heeling
Owen Roberts
Promoution
Sinelsis
Mamemoth Oil Company
Tirapol Dome
Joan
Taille
Par
Methcan Petroleum Company
Dahatiy
Snodgrass Granted Pardon Amid Pardons Board Action
Harrisburg December 2 The State Pardons Board recommended clemencies and reported actions to Governor Pinchot after reviewing November cases. A total of 28 applications were refused while several others, including offenses from arson to second degree murder, were also listed as either denied or withdrawn from consideration.
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Erie County
United Press
Harrisburg
State
Pardéin Board
Pinchot
J.T. Tae
George Assif
Payette
John Anthony
Clearfield
Tarewas
Winreniea Muz Farell
Jefferson
James
Horvulli
Westmoreland
Gumeppe
Ello
Eric
Turner Senior
Willian Beal
Somerset
Thomas O'Brien
Motive for shooting undetermined in Indiana incident
Hess and Wheeler were involved in a shooting at a home in Indiana Pa. Hoff note says George Burns was held on a charge after firing a revolver at Wheeler who knelt by a photographs cabinet and selected a record. Wheeler remains in critical condition, Burns reportedly had been drinking. Sheriff Matcalm of Toitdin County stated motives were not yet determined.
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Indiana
Hess
Whieeler
Blairsvite
Imdnida
Waithill
George Burns
John M. Matcalm
Toitdin County
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Wheeler
Batt Mibit
Coolidge Denies Move to Remove Leonard Wood
Washington dispatches say President Coolidge denied reports that General Leonard Wood would be ousted as Philippine Governor General. Officials at the executive mansion stated no such action was planned and no resignation was expected. Manila reports weeks earlier had hinted Wood’s retirement was near.
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Coolidge
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