Tragic Open Stove Fire Claims Mrs Tuttle in Union City
Mrs Melissa Tuttle 74 dies after clothing catches fire from an open stove in her North Center street home. Firefighters and Dr J C Kibler attempted rescue but she perished from extensive burns. Husband and daughter and other relatives survive. Funeral Thursday at Pine Grove. Also noted: thieves flee with car and goods worth about 3500 dollars from Star Garage and Phillips store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Tuttle
Andra
Ray Edson
North Center Struet
Wall Kgown
J.C. Kibler Beinig
Wislow
David Tuttle
Rs. Tuttle
Mei
Ray Widuon
Dan Depew
Columbus
William © Shermin
Erie
W. W. Kincaid
Niagara Paris
Freeman
Perry
Alton Darrow
Thhs City
Union City
Cleveland
Niagapn
Hallig Wlan
Aftarnoon
Therment
Pine Grove
Jewelry Store Robbery Sparks Police Hunt in Corry
Police investigate a jewelry store burglary on North Center Street. Thieves ransacked cases, stole valuable pieces including watches rings and diamonds, pried open a rear window, and fled in a Chevrolet coach believed to be driven by Horton J. Davis. Authorities warn of likely getaway to Corry area as snow hampered pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VE. Phillips
North Center Street
Hleves
Horton J. Davis
Star
G W. Dunkle
Phillips
Elgin
Kodak Films
Wal
Journal
Philips
Hay
Chiat Mae
Important School Board and City Council Meetings Tonight
The Board of Education meets at 7 o clock to reorganize with new directors James W Campbell and Charles Monroe. Unclear if a successor to S G Sweet will be named. candidates discussed but no decision. City Council plans to review the 1926 budget and millage, with routine business on the agenda for the evening.
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Board of Education and City Commission
Board of Education
James W. Campbell
PlaHles Monroe
Sar G. Sweet
Cassidates
City Cannell
Headless body found in burned Ohio home ruins
Police seek to identify a man found amid the charred wreckage of George Collingwood’s house razed by fire near Franklin Pennsylvania. The body, headless and badly burned, was discovered as investigators sifted through the smoldering ruins. Authorities were unsure whether the head was burned off or severed before the fire.
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United Press
Franklin
George Collingwood
Wil
Dawes Eyes Early Senate Rules Change
Vice President Charles G Dawes faced the Senate for the first time since his excoriation as he urged changes to Senate rules to enable quicker speeches and action. Three resolutions were expected to be introduced, with Republican leaders promising debate and a possible committee report to allow full consideration of his proposal. Rev T J Smock returned home to Geneva after an overnight city visit, and William McKelvey of Pittsburgh was in town en route elsewhere.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Dawes
Reed
Missouri
Wes
T. J Smock
Geneva
William McKelvey
Pittsburgh
Ene
Five Best Radio Features Planned Across Stations
Radio schedule notes varied programs from New York and Oakland to Atlanta and Lockport. Featured segments include opera at 10 PM Eastern and a St. Nicholas Society banquet, with addresses and educational programming in multiple time slots across stations like WSB WNYC and WMAK.
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KGO
Oakland
Pac
WSB
New York
Atlanta
WNYC
Josephins Daniels
WMAK
Lockport
Easteyn
Goodrich Ye Kan
Thirteen Cars and Locomotive Derail on Buffalo Division
A southbound Pennsylvania railroad freight train derailed near Prosper north of Mayville. The locomotive and thirteen cars left the rails, tearing the roadbed for over a thousand feet but the crew and merchandise mostly escaped damage. A special train carried passengers to nearby towns and traffic was restored by midnight.
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Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Prosper
Mayville
Buffle
Sity
Cary
Clymer
Sherman
Erie
Brocton
Bribes Reported as High as 1 Million in Prohibition Era
New York reports from prohibition circles reveal bribes up to 1,000,000 offered by major bootlegging rings for access to a North Atlantic port. Attorney Buckner will present grand jury evidence against William Dwyer's alleged organization as the probe widens to include coast guardsmen and officials amid a national liquor flood valued around 50 million. Arrest warrants issued for numerous suspects and a month of testimony anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North Atlantic
Attomey Buckner
Wiliam Dwyer
Uckner
Pinchot Thanks Coolidge for Action
Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor Pinchot telephoned President Coolidge to express gratitude for withholding the text of a letter from John L. Lewis the international president of the United Mine Workers The exchange was tied to the anthracite strike efforts and labor interference concerns referenced in the note External details indicate the White House action aimed to avoid influencing the coal labor dispute.
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Harrisburg
Pinochiot
Coolidge
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Congress Opens as Longworth Is Named Speaker
The 59th Congress opens with Nicholas Longworth named speaker and new members sworn in. The session faces continued insurgent strife as the House convenes and sets the stage for legislative action this year.
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Longworth
Opening of Congress in 1924 Sets Tone for New Session
Washington December 7 1924 Congress elected in 1924 with President Coolidge opened amid ceremonial bustle. Charles G Dawes and William Tyler Page presided as roll call confirmed a quorum. Longworth Ohio elected speaker while credentials and seating disputes were resolved by the privileges and elections committee. Dawes announced actions to notify the President and House.
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Washington
Congress
Coolridge
Senate
House of Representatives
Charles G. Dawes
William. Tyler Page
Olkrle
House
Shera
Montgomary
J Muir
Dawes
Whési
Republian
Wisconsin
Williams
Missouri
Robinson
Mndiana
Republica
North Dakota
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Wus
la Pollette
Lenfoot
Young Bobs
Nim Reel
Senator Williams
Republlican
Curtis
Watson
Inglany
Sensster
Sesson
Edwin P Thayer
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh Coal Company sets December production record
The Pittsburgh Coal Company announced a new production record for its NT swage scale mines. On December 5 there was a load of 19,735 tons of coal, marking a peak in output for the period.
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United
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Mint
Coolidge Defines Farm Aid Plan and Cooperative Marketing
President Coolidge today rejected immediate saw age aid to farmers and urged against relying on government relief as a cure for agricultural ills. He praised cooperative marketing, extended storage facilities, better information and advice, and stronger bank credit to place farming on a sound, independent foundation. The speech was delivered before the American Farm Bureau Federation, outlining steps to strengthen the agricultural sector.
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Dee 7
Coolidge
Parot Bureau Federation
Agreglture Department
Arm Law Bank
Yeggs Loot Erie Stores In Weekend Burglary Wave
Erie police reported a weekend series of break ins by yeggs at L. J. Everett Company and Dan's Price Store on State Street. The Everett store safes yielded about $4700, with $1700 from one site and $2500 from another, while Dan's Price Store was breached but the safe could not be opened. No clues were left and investigators remained at sea about where to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Erie
L. J. Evergt. Company
Erie Dispatches
Williams
Ottier Prairiclollies
Pein
State Street
Vagus
Everett
Yegps
Sea Gs
Ministers of Union City Meet for Go'd Church Campaign
Five Union City ministers and local pastors gathered at the Presbyterian church to discuss the Go'd Church campaign. After the meeting a dinner at the Bluebird restaurant followed, with attendees including Rev. Robertson Rev. Joshua Rev. Wilson Rev. Baker Rev. A E Roth Rev. W Bartlett Rev. J A Martin Rev. I B Resta and Rev. William Han.
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Union City
Ministeral Association
Presbyterian Church
Lans
Bluebird
Ter
Robertson
M. E. Church
Joshua
Wilson
Presbyterian
Baker
J Hy
Free Methodist
Body of Swanson Found in French Creek Near Venango
Following the recovery of August Swanson of Jamestown from French Creek near Venango County, authorities probe the disappearance of Swanson and Georg Johnson. Johnson was last seen with Swanson after inquiries at the road to Corry. Johnson’s coat, vest and cap were found on the bank. Swanson’s body was located late Saturday afternoon by Edward Baker near the east side of the creek. Investigators rethink whether Swanson fell while trying to rescue Johnson, who was missing with only Johnsons’ clothing recovered earlier. The case remains puzzling with a single set of tracks observed along the bank.
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August Swanson
Jamestown
Prench Creek
Venanigabora
Raeford
Johnson
Swartson
Corry
Sweanson
Swanson
Erie Railroad
Meadville
Ollock
Edward Baker
Venango
French Créek
Baker
Crawford County
Elwood Long
Pinchot Defeat Sparks Mixed Reactions in Washington
A Washington dispatch reports Governor Pinchot reacting to a defeat tied to anti Saloon League actions. He says further defeats suit his efforts against treasury department delays as he had hammered for two years. The dispatch notes a clash with anti saloon forces over law enforcement priorities.
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LY United
Harrisulag
Indiot
Washington
Treasury Department
Newspaper Dispatch
Redelle
Prin
Gov. Pinchot
Foresee Early Success for Tax Reduction Bill
Washington December 7 The Ways and Means committee introduced a 325 million dollar tax reduction bill calling it nonpartisan and designed to benefit every taxpayer. The committee noted no partisan splits on bill provisions in hearings except during wartime periods and claimed the measure aims for maximum good for all citizens.
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Washington
Ways and Means
House
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Melissa ‘Tuttle
Filson Haute
Star Garage
WEAP
Eastern—Opera
Rigoletton
Prospect
Rum Running Syndicate
Pinchot
Chicago
Yeggs
Frie-Everest’s
Section
French Creek
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