Republicans Carry Election In Germany
United Press reports Germany held nationwide elections Sunday with Republicans and Democrats gaining decisive leads. Nationalists, Communists, and far-right factions were largely wiped out as the Reichstag vote favored liberal and centrist parties. Police kept order amid party clashes. observers note the result will shape Germany’s foreign policy.
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United Presy
Berlin
Germany
Audherenty
Altough
Davinge
Holweer
Isndew
Indur
Olean Gem Bandits Suspected After Jewelry Store Raid
Dispatches from Olean report a robbery at Julio M Harris Co jewelry store with about 18 000 dollars in value missing and a possible bandit getaway in a car with a license plate. Police traced a tan 200 bill and a chauffeur seen near the scene, the crime occurring six hours from the Olean House in an alleyway. Detectives believe the chauffeur may have aided the robbers and fled toward Jamestown along the highway with patrons recalling a tan colored vehicle and a quick watch sale as key clues.
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Julio M. Harrie
Olean
Verin
Airht
Houewiewehe
Harris
Turis
Hartie
Jamestown
La Follette Group Curbs in Congress Fight
The La Follette faction in the Senate plans a warpath this week after ousting members from the Republican majority. They will pursue the ouster action in the Senate while critics like Bowl, Noey, Cuurene, and vthiete threaten to speak out. La Follette signals concern over party expulsion and a third party option as the Progressive Action Committee weighs future conferences. Roy Larson heads to Oklahoma to spend the weekend.
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United Presa
Washington
la Pollatte
Senate
Senate Republicana
Qually
Senate Antoiie Speecl
Senators Bowl
Noey
Cuurene
Vthiete
Andy Idan
Fone
Sonata la Pollette
Semaers Ladd
Frastor
Hrookfurt
Hope for New Road Hinges on State Aid
The article notes county highway work from Unison City toward Crawford county line and near Threequarty Mile stretch to connect Aile and Turaville. Union township supervisors must file a supplication to the county commission, then the commission may apply to the state highway department for a route survey and preliminary operation.
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Unison City
Crawford County
Tuuaville
Union Townships
Taw
Thy County Commission
Aeay
Piavitie
Complaints Rise Over West Smith Street Road Condition
Motorists petition city officials about the West Smith Street roadway linking to Union City. Unimproved segments force passage through rough links. city plans to connect pavement next summer after an oiling project and a new bridge opens, improving traffic near Waterford.
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Weat Smith Street
Jing
Union City
Uareh
Tne
Smith
Brie
Autoista
Werth Smith
Union City-Waterford
Corry
Erie
French Launch War on Foreign Agitators
In Paris a sweeping weekend drive led to the arrest of more than 1,000 agitators linked to Communists. Many detainees were released, but 48 traitors and officials of several nationalities were expelled to the frontier. The backlash included the murder of a Paris suburb police inspector Paquet by suspected Communists.
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United Press Paris
Heriot
Bor Fl
Uni Sypris
Trattans
Sind
Paquet
Paris
Li Humiunite
Communiet Sikany
Dean of Americans in Argentina Dead
Samuel Longstreth, 87, dean of Americans who visited Argentina, died in Rio de Janeiro. A Quaker from a prominent Philadelphia family, he left after the Civil War for Brazil, built a manufacturing business in Rio, and retired after decades of work. A daughter and several grandchildren remain in Philadelphia.
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Argentina
Ey Unneg Cress
Rio DE Janeiro
Samuel Lingstrethy
Hensil
Philadelphia
Longstreth
Brazll
United
4 J Manualaturing
Rio
View Express Station Nearing Completion or Occupancy
The View Express Station is near completion with rush interior work underway. Officials say the building should be ready for occupancy on December 18th.
New Station Modernizes City Rail Service as Officials Move In
Corby’s new express station nears occupancy with December 18 target. Brick building, high platforms, and improved delivery access promise safer operations and better service. Offices of the American Railway Emprises Company will relocate for holidays. staff plan a banquet to celebrate the opening.
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Tts
Corby
Expres
American Railway
Emprées Company
Tech-High Platorms
Finiiis
Growing Support for Community House Proposal
Community Players offer to guarantee 1000 toward a Community House project. A new meeting shows growing belief that 1000 yearly from the Players could aid financing. Residents recognize need for a public gathering place despite unresolved rental issues at the State Armory.
Gene Stratton Porter Dies in Auto Crash
Corry readers learn of the death of Gene Stratton Porter, famed writer of Freckles and The Song of the Limberlost, in Los Angeles after a collision with a street car. She had lived in California five years and continued writing and had books adapted to motion pictures. Funeral services set for Thursday in Los Angeles.
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Porter
California
Lo Angeles
Paul D. Wright Loses Leg in Tennis Accident
The secretary at Highways Paul D. Wright had his leg amputated below the knee after a tennis injury last summer. Attending physicians at an Erie Hospital performed the operation this morning. hospital notes report no other disastrous consequences.
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Paul D. Wright
Jean
Erie
Board of Education to Reorganize Wednesday
Preliminary motion on the proposed trades school for the city is urged by Kiwanis and Rotary members. Superintendent Hemstreet prepared an outline for submission at Wednesday's board meeting, with possible discussion though action may not occur. Also on the agenda are monthly business items and organization plans for the coming year. Mrs. EOC Barnes presides.
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Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Board of Evocation
Weekstts
Schoble Hemstreet
Trates
Diaite
Alee
Micwearice
Eoc, Barnes
Recreation Board to Continue to Function in City
City withdraws annual recreation funding but the Recreation Board will keep operating. Aims for a limited program including a community Christmas observance directed by the board. Leaders hope reduced activities may pave the way for broader later recreation and possible future city support.
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Recreation Board
Iil
Mrs Fascett Returns Home After Visit in Ashtabula
Mrs P Fascett returns to her Ashtabula home this after noon following a visit in the city with Mrs M Mitchell.
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P. Fascett
Ashtabula
Ohio
Elks Pay Tribute to Departed Members
Memorial services held Sunday afternoon honored departed Elks with remarks by James P. Rossiter of Erie. The tribute noted impressive attendance and solemn reflections on past members.
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ELKS
James P. Rossiter
Erie
Memorial Service for Corry Lodge Members Died in 1924
Twelve Corry Lodge No 70 members who died in 1924 were honored at a memorial service held at the lodge home on North Center Street. Exalted Ruler Uorrest Davis led ceremonies as James P. Rossiter of Brie Lodge No 67 delivered the memorial address.
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Elks Nf Vorrk Lodge
North Genter Street
Lodge of Sorrow
Uorset
Davis
Éd Ly
Clifton Weber
Robert Shielda
Weir
Elks
Wisiddrens
Orry Lodge
Cure Judge
Chubburk
James J Keefe
3X Baker
Moris N Green
LW Murr EE
Amidon
James Gould
Henry Keppel
George Tillotson
PL Ferguson
E. A Merker
William 1
Rpihinson
Corky
Erices
Thieves Steal Four Pairs of Shoes From West South Street Store
Thieves smashed a window at John Newton’s shoe shop on West South Street and stole four pairs of shoes valued from $1 to $8. The window’s east panel was broken and Chief Tunkle was informed as police began an investigation.
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John Newton
West South Street
Frem
Tunkle
Jersey Town Clean Up After Booze Expose
In Weeha wken New Jersey Hudson County authorities launched a cleanup after a liquor smuggling probe found 50100 worth of alcohol spirited into the area. Four special prosecutors to oversee the graft inquiry. twelve men indicted. town council members implicated in the corruption probe as officials face charges and further arrests are anticipated.
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Jersey
United Pres
Weehawken
Hudson County
Hudson
New Jersey
Hudson County Canid Jury
Multiple late wire items from coast to coast in daily dispatches
A series of brief wire reports from final hours across the U S coast to coast recounts a sailor killed at San Pedro in a harbor incident, a near-miss with a Broadway Limited wreck in Pittsburgh, the Supreme Court upholding a Pennsylvania tax, Kid McCoy facing murder trial in Los Angeles, and other regional incidents.
Christmas Carols To Be Studied In Schools
In the late Confederate era a Christmas observance plan includes teaching a single carol in schools with its origin history. A copy of the collection will be published next week and distributed to children to learn the words and songs from the newspaper and preserve them.
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Diye Wan
Jevirial
Roilay
Haily
Aie Nest Week
Prominent Titusville Citizen Dies Sudden
Corry friends and acquaintances mourn the sudden death of Hon Jones McKinney a prominent Titusville banker father of good roads in northwestern Pennsylvania. He died Saturday night after a stroke at his home following a day at the Titusville Trest company building. He had recently supported road improvements and contributed to major regional projects before passing away at 11:20 PM. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon.
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Hon Jones
McKinney
Titusville
Good Roads
Pennsylvania
Sipelock
Northwesterny Penneylvana
Titusville-Ol City Road
Cantervillé-Linian City Road
Dramatic Institute Visit Promises Winter Stage Plans
The Community Players plan three one act plays with three casts during Mr Junkins January visit. Rehearsals start soon with two evening performances each. Tuition to attend the Dramatic Institute is two dollars per person.
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Mr. Junkins
City
Gorrieommuniy
George Juinkins
Dramatic Institute
The
Janking
Corry
Junkin
Industrial Recreation Drive Progressing in City Campaign
The city reports progress on the industrial recreation drive with favorable signs. Boose tickets are on sale to all manufacturing plants, and a drive in the business district is planned later to spur funding and support.
Five Best Radio Features Across Cities
A listing of radio feature programs with times and stations including New York Strand Theatre WOS Jefferson City Zion Central Zion Male Chorus Kansas City Ivanhoe Band and Glee WHAZ Detroit Transcontinental program details and schedules.
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WDA
Kansas City
Detroit
Robbers Escape From Milwaukee Bank With Cash
Five or six armed men storm a Milwaukee bank, forcing patrons to the wall and taking cash and securities. Witnesses say the robbers fled in a high powered car after stuffing money and valuables into bags before speeding away.
City Moves to Fund Public Health Nursing Service
City plans an appropriation of 500 towards sustaining the health nursing program with support from the health board and possibly school boards. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company may join in continuing the service. officials await firm terms while a public subscription is discussed to cover remaining needs.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Juttie News Bern
Health Board of
Te Gu
Forts Miny
Mare
BH Beall
Milghe Us
Lave
Heithi
Chamberlain Outlines British Objections to League Protocol
England objects to the proposed League of Nations disarmament and security protocol. Foreign Secretary Chamberlain set out Britain's stance at a private session in Rome, outlining concerns over the pact presented by the League Assembly. Delegates arrived at the Doria Palace as officials gathered for the morning meeting presided by French Premier Mello.
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England
United Press
Rome
Council of the
League of Nations
Doria Palace
Ansten Chamberlain
Pio
Gatev
Bf rPemier Sluséoline
AM. Mello
France
Agen
Wall
Corry Couple wed at Auburn in St Johns ceremony
Donald Williams and Miss Lain Giltner, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Giltner of Auburn New York, were married at St Johns Episcopal Church in Auburn by Rev N Eddy at noon Saturday. The couple will reside on White Street. Friends extend congratulations as Mike Vindick and son travel to Chicago for work at the Sa Corporation plant.
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Donald Williaams
Co Wilhning
Mise
Giltner
Howard Giltner
Auburn
Ny VY
St. John's Episcopal Chine
N. Eddy
Williams
White Street
Mike Vindick and Son
Chicago
Theemall
Sa Corporation
Vinddede Deenan
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