Democrats Fight For House Leadership In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg dispatch reports a leadership contest within the Pennsylvania General Assembly Democrats during the special session. Norbert J. Pitzgerald John J. Kane and Wilson Larig vie as minority floor leader with Kane and Fitzgerald aligning on social legislation while Fitzgerald eyes a future lieutenant governor bid.
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Monroe
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Pittshire City
U K State Sanction Sought For Civil Works Projects
Three deep pro jets submitted to the Civil Works Administration in the county await state approval before actual work. County official Vicary indicated the projects had passed county safety checks and only state sanction is needed. Plans include widening North Center Street between Franklin and Park Place and relaying sewer lines in the Center Allegagment area. In Whitchurch England a house party at Leander AuGermitk’s Chicago mansion faced a fatal fire, killing Die Pe La Tramollie and injuring Mrs Rodney and others. rescue efforts failed to save valuable paintings and artifacts.
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Chicago
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France
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Frances Strickland Oldham Lovell
Seattle
McCormise
Countess de Florieu
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Royal Hants Hospital
Winchester
Rothey
Laken
Low Bid Placed on North Clymer Sherman Road
Albany dispatches report William J. Knauer of Watertown North Carolina submitted the low bid for the 6.17 mile North Clymer to Sherman road project. The bid totals 98779.99 dollars and road work is expected to begin soon as weather allows.
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William J. Knauer
Watertown
N. C
North Clymar
Sherman
Confrences in Harrisburg on Columbus Dam Project
Returning from Harrisburg after talks with the Department of Forests and Waters officials, A Loveland outlined topics for constriction of a new Columbus dam. Plans and supervision would be provided by the state department with material for the project funded locally as drive continues. The project will be sought for Works Administration funds and forwarded to Washington for approval as technical points are finalized.
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Columbus
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Washington
Dairymen Meet in Sciota After First Pa Liquor Licenses
The December meeting of the Corry Locals of the Dairymen's League was held last evening in the Selota Church with 35 members present. Reports were given. Clyde Barber spoke about the new cooperative mile market in Erie. Other officials spoke briefly as members enjoyed a program and refreshments. The next meeting is announced for December 2. Harrisburg notes the Pennsylvania liquor control board remitted 26,620 to the state treasury from first 131 liquor licenses, with 255,400 placed to county funds and 6,120 to the state from filing fees.
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Dairymen's League
Selota
Ploud Hammond
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Clyde Barber
Cooperative Mille
Erie
Lewis Archive
Lodge
Harsive -Williginay Mmmate
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Ymiter
Yellenberg
Prante Sammlor
Warner
Cray
Mithehtar
Guy Willman
Harrisburg
Feringylvania Liquor Control Board
Hidnor
Central Board 9 Hate
Man Survives Suicide Attempts in Prison Disarray
A 40 year old man, identified as Marko, survived two suicide attempts while jailed after a 2010 disturbance charge. Authorities report he exhibited self harm by hanging and wrists injuries but was revived. He remains in custody as investigations continue.
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Dew
Sacob Marko
Iarieate
Towle
Mudge Pleads Guilty and Is Held for Grand Jury
Frank Mudge of West Main street, once of Union City, pleaded guilty to two counts of larceny and receiving stolen goods. He was bound over to the next quarter sessions and jailed in Erie on $500 bail per count. He admitted theft of a revolver from Wheel-In Filling Station and $18 from Hayes Hardware, plus a pocketbook with $24 from Olds greenhouse. assault charges stemming from a family disturbance remain pending.
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Frank Mudge
West Main Street
Union City
G. B. Porter
Erie
Mudge
Ruta Ream
East Columbus Avenue
Hayes
Olds
BULLETINS AND AIRLINE PLANS AND LEGAL RULINGS
Lindy moves north and outlines a return route via Manaos, Trinidad, and Puerto Rico. Justice Proctor dismisses Olson suit against Mellon and other ex-treasury officials. Alamy is jailed after a botched smuggling event ends with a suicide in El Paso. Widespread revolutionary clashes in Madrid kill 20 to 40. Two killed and two hurt in a Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train wreck near Chillicothe. Tennessee Supreme Court declines to grant immunity to Col. Luke Lea and son from extradition to North Carolina.
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Ogden Mills
Treasury
David A. Olson
Nashville
Tennessee
Sipreme
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Caroline
Butler Girl Struck by Fire Truck Dies in Butler
In Butler, Lu Cette Garwin, one of four people injured when a fire truck swung into a curb and struck pedestrians, passed away. Details on cause and timing were limited as authorities investigated the incident.
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Butler
Lucette Garwin
French Premier Wins Confidence Vote On Budget
Paris reports Premier Camille Shantemps secured a confidence vote 403 to 63 on the budget. The measure includes pay cuts for civil servants and social service reductions, with two prior governments toppled over the issue. Socialists abstained in protest and a Senate fight looms.
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Tee
Camille Shantemps
Clautemps
Tapncal
Socialisté
Chantempr
Ie Chamber
Senate
Bold Denver Hold Up Tells of Five Bandits Raid
Five heavily armed gunmen robbed a downtown Denver delicatessen and beer parlor, seizing more than 10,000 dollars in cash. They fled amid gunfire that police believe may have killed one attacker. The Seliman and Son delicatessen was crowded with over 25 patrons when the raid occurred.
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Denver
Gold
Seliman and Son Delice
Jewels Vanish From Hotel Vault In Pittsburgh Mystery
In Pittsburgh on December 9 the police and detectives investigated a $45 000 jewel theft from a hotel safe. The loss is linked to a suspected jewelry substitution plot, with two days passing before detectives traced the items.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
William Benn
Fr Purence
Investigation Launched Into Capital Leak
Treasury officials opened an inquiry into alleged leaks of the domestic gold price used by traders and speculators. Reports claim London outlets published the 9 45 a.m. price minutes before Washington release, with cables tracing the signal to New York and London connections.
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Richard L. Gridley
United Press
Washington
D. C
Treasury
Edica
London
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New York
Y Washington
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Oral Reserve Bank of New York
Grange Rural Play Winners To Compete Here
Grange dramatic tour contest brings winners from Erie Warren and Crawford counties to the Senior High auditorium for the district finals. Wattsburg Cambridge Springs and Akeley Granges will compete for the right to advance to the State Farm Show in Harrisburg in January. Gerty Grange hosts as locals and visitors gather for the one act plays at 8 o clock with a small admission.
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Harrisburg
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Wattsburg
Crawford County
Cambridge Springs Grange
Akeley Grange
Warren County
Gerty Grange
Spain Braces As Revolt Spreads Across Provinces
A telephoned report from Madrid says a planned anarchist revolt erupted in the northeast and rapidly spread to other towns. The government proclaimed martial law and mobilized police and guards to key centers including Zaragoza as officials warned of wider danger. Continued coverage on page seven.
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John Urban
United Press
Madrid
Gibraltar
Zaragoza
Liquor Tax Debated by Dry Bloc in Washington
Washington headlines a heated debate as members of the House push for a high liquor tax to fundProhibition era revenues. Rep. Britten and others argue a $2.60 per gallon levy discourages bootleg liquor, while states may raise internal taxes to boost receipts. The plan envisions distributing federal liquor revenues to states that forego state taxation.
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Edward Lewis
United Press
Washington
Congress
House
Britten
McCormick
Mass
Britann
Gays and Means Committee
Whitty
Interdepartment Alcohol Control Committees
Rainey
Ithe
Roosevelt
By Unites Press Industry
Dec
London
Convicts Face Longer Terms After Resting
Philadelphia December 9 reports say 81 inmates at Eastern State Penitentiary, labeled dangerous, face new charges including prison, assault and battery with intent to kill, conspiracy, and property destruction. Warden Herbert Smith would not comment as hearings were planned before Magistrate Thomas O'Hara.
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Philadelphia
Eastern State Penitentiary
Herbert Smith
Thomas O'Hara
Frson
Board of Trustees
Smith
Guard Placed After Kidnap Threat At Drexel Park Home
In Upper Darby Pennsylvania a police guard was posted at the home of Mrs. Clark D Young of Drexel Park today after she reported threats to kidnap her daughter, a high school student, prompting police protection.
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Upper Darby Pa
Clark D. Young
Drexel Park
Mary Pickford Seeks Divorce From Doug
Mary Pickford files suit for divorce from Douglas Fairbanks Sr. in Los Angeles. The complaint cites mental cruelty and desertion and notes a lack of compatibility in the marriage. The story summarizes the high profile actress’s petition amid public interest in their union.
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