Economy Keynote Of Coolidge Message Urges Tax Levy Vote
President Coolidge urged Congress to pursue economy in federal spending and warned against new taxes while calling for support of farm relief, river and inland waterway development, and measures to aid farmers. He emphasized restraint on expenditures and proposed studying cooperative marketing and infrastructure projects to boost national prosperity.
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Warn Cutters of Christmas Trees Warned by State
Harrisburg Pa December United Press reports the State Forestry Department warns tree cutters about laws protecting Christmas trees. Violating the statute carries a minimum fine of 25 dollars and possible jail time for failure to pay fines and costs.
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Five Best Radio Features Tonight Across Stations
Radio listings show Greta Tor paine soprano Samuel Ljungkviat and Senor at WIZ New York 9 00 p m Eastern. WBZ Springfield hosts a hockey game at 855 p m. WSAL Cincinnati presents a 7 p m program. WMAQ Chicago airs a women’s symphony orchestra at 8 p m.
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Relief from subzero weather promised after harsh spell
Corry endured a severe Arctic cold snap with temperatures plunging below minus sixteen degrees at the J. Wand ACP Howard Company plant east of town. Forecasters predicted rain later tonight and Wednesday with the coldest readings near the freezing mark. Thermometers in the business district remained around minus seven to minus ten this morning, as highs hovered near the low figures and several places reported sixteen below.
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Starve and Get Fat Diet At This Jail
NORRISTOWN Pa Dec 7 A starve and get fat diet has been tried with conspicuous success at the Montgomery County jail. Bread and water fed to prisoners by Warden John Fell mans the diet. One prisoner recently released gained 19 pounds during a 30 day sentence on this fare. The prisoner Felman did not disclose his full name weighing 18 pounds when committed. On release after a month he weighed 182 pounds and said he felt fine.
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Pappas Given Hill Discharge
Yesterday afternoon a hearing before Alderman G H Gordon found insufficient evidence to hold Jim Pappas owner of an East Main street billiard parlor on charges of aggravated assault and battery. He was released with costs charged to Pappas Briggs had accused Pappas after being forced to leave the establishment following alleged vile threats and a blow that sent him to hospital briefly.
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William B. McKinley Near Death at Sanitarium
United Pf Martinsville Ind Dec 7 William B McKinley US Senator from Illinois is near death at Hometawn Sanitarium after months of illness He has been unconscious for hours Dr R T Egbert fears he will not survive Family members stay by his bedside McKinley failed to win renomination in the Republican primaries last spring.
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Frozen Conneaut Lake Reveals Early Ice Ring
Conneaut Lake Pa reports a four degree below zero night and a smooth black ice layer today. The lake spans twelve miles in circumference and is the earliest freezing in nearly a century, with surrounding hills blanketed by three feet of snow boosting skiing conditions.
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Ice Breaks in St Marys River Locks Aid Shipping
Thirty steamers broke ice on the St Marys River easing downstream travel as gates opened and water rose. Two unidentified sailors aboard the Shenaniga were drowned trying to cross the ice near Albany. In New York State, six inches of ice trapped barges on the Erie Canal prompting state efforts to clear a channel with heavy barges and possible dynamiting if needed.
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Kiwanis Visit to Erie Joint Meeting With Lions Club
Upwards of twenty Kiwanis members from Corry travel by motor to Erie for a joint session with the Erie club. Dr N Troy Gillette, president of the Corry Kiwanis, to speak at the gathering and recount local civic activities. The Corry club orchestra performed four numbers to a receptive audience. Twenty three Lions Club members with perfect attendance received gifts, marking a notable highlight of the joint event.
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Inauguration Plans Discussed by Pennsylvania Officials
Harrisburg December reports show Secretary of the State Senate W Linney Baker and state fiscal officers weighing inauguration plans for Governor elect Pistier. Budget items linger from prior inquiries with proposals for costs tied to Brumbaugh Sproul and Pitchot inaugurations, totaling around 93,000 dollars.
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Doheny Knife Trial Continues Amid Strife and Pain
The trial of Doheny proceeds as surgeons operate on his left arm after infection worsened eight days ago. Judge Hogan weighs defense presentations while Doheny remains absent, reportedly in pain, with the family and court observers watching closely for the next steps.
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Jury selection under way in Mellert murder trial Canton
In Canton a tense court resumed the Mellert murder case as the tentative jury was set and further voir dire occurred. Prosecutors push for a swift panel while defense questions potential jurors about their opinions on the dramatic underworld linked case involving Don R Mellert.
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Amateus Livings Bank assistant cashier fatally shoots self at home
Mempitis Tenn December 7 Carenee Henochsberg an assistant cashier at Amateus Livings Bank and Trust Company shot himself in his home. He died almost instantly before reporting for work as authorities probe a linked incident involving rue parke and the bank's missing funds estimated around one million dollars.
Drunken Cleveland Motorist Arrested
Lawrence Mars, 27, of Meyeland, was arrested on a charge of driving while intoxicated after a chase through slippery streets. Police say Mars attempted to escape in a vehicle described as engine driven and tied to a smother tag while Wales Willian MacCarthy also faced a related charge.
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Mrs Barnes Heads Education Board Again
Mrs Barnes was re elected president of the Board of Education for the coming year at the annual meeting in the Library Building Casement. Tove was named vice president and Jumin B Patterson served as temporary chairman during officer elections. Reports from Mrs Barnes and Superintendent Rubi were heard.
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Mutual Will Remove Poles in Consolidation Plan
Seventy four poles owned by the Mutual Telephone Company Center sitet will be removed within sixty days as part of a city consolidation plan. Chief engineer M. Wright says poles on the west side of South Center direct and obsolete poles on the east side of Center street north of tracks will be removed to improve the street’s appearance.
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Would-be governor convicted of fraud in Fresno court
Dnegeros Mitchell, former president of the defunct Valley Pantofresno, and Republican nominee hopeful for governor, was convicted in federal court on five counts of mail fraud. He allegedly sold $123,000 worth of stock in the Mitchell-Vir Mon Lumber Co with intent to defraud investors.
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Marriage to aged minister called off
Boston report states Rev. Robert Thomas Wood 70 and Miss Cora May Stewart 21 were to wed in Roxbury but postponed. Dispatches from Baltimore claim the couple were married a month ago and Stewart later said the plans were cancelled.
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Two Dry Agents Capture Gang of 20 Rum Runners
New Orleans dispatch reports twenty rum runners and two prohibition officers engaged in a fierce clash off the Gulf as J B Matthews and L S Handley seized the schooner Arsene J after a pursuit. The event, relayed via cable from Puerto Mexico, details the capture of the crew and the vessel once escorted toward Biloxi, with ongoing investigations and apologies over a transmission misread.
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Rotary Club Tackles Red Menace Talk At Hotel Cory
Howard Barney of Washington D C warned Rotary Club members at Hotel Cory about communist activity in a brisk address titled Is There a Red Menace in America His investigations take him across the country and drew strong attention. The club observed a short memorial for Frank Laurie whose death shocked many in the city. Visitors included Everett Leach Rosa Spencer and Dr C Valentine Kirby of Harrisburg A big meeting is planned next Tuesday with district governor Jon Hanley in attendance.
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Woman Slain by Adiirer Woman in Astabula
In Astabula Ohio on December 1 a woman identified as Mrs Ava Man fold was found slain in the wood shed at her parents home. Police say they have a signed confession from Robert Wyn gwan 40 an admirer of the victim admitting she killed her during an argument.
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New Castle Man Held for Farrell Jewelry Store Robbery
James Mitchell, 20, a New Castle Negro, was arrested last night after police say he aided the Norton jewelry store at Farrell in a late robbery. He confessed paying three signs valued at 1000 dollars for 7510. One ring recovered. he was taken to Mercer County authority.
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Prominent Physician Crushed by Heavy Truck
Philadelphia dispatch reports Dr Henry N Cullinan 50 a noted physician and examiner for the Tequilahts Life Assurance society killed when a motor truck mounted a curb in the downtown section pinning him against a wall. The negro driver and a helper fled as the vehicle stopped.
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