Prominent Labor Leaders To Appear Before Inquiry
United Press reports a Washington hearing on the Daugherty impeachment inquiry with expected testimony from AFL President Samuel Gompers and Secretary Guy Oyster. Others named include Thomas Stevenson of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers and James A. Finch of the Department of Justice as witnesses.
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United Press
Washington
Cotter
Dbes
Daugherty
Representative Keller
Minnesola T
Keller
Cornettere
Danyery
Perkins
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Hin
Guy Oyster
Thoms Stevanson
Cleveland
Cowneel
Brother Bigod
I. W. More
Freight Steamer Orterien Runs Aground North Of San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 42 The 4,000 ton freighter Orterien ran aground 95 miles north of San Francisco after striking rocks. Two boats were flooded as efforts to save the crew of about 20 men continued with the coast guard and revenue cutters Shawnee and El Serjundo dispatched to the scene.
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Orterie
Ray
Acoma
Nevieuy
Americas
Langfey
Orterien
San Francisco
Treithter
Bart Francisco
Ranorti
Lindlys Thenbip
Orient
Sar Frinciato
Eureka
Optorin
Coast Guard
Point Arena
Sin
Brancinco
New Polish Leader Faces Unpopularity After Election
London dispatch reports deadly clashes in Warsaw following President Narutowicz's victory. Protests erupted around public buildings as troops opened fire on demonstrators, wounding several and triggering confrontations with police. Narutowicz appeared at the parliament entrance but was pelted with objects. guards tried to shield him as the crowd shouted.
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London
Pour Arions
Tun
Wiraly
Narutawhos
Poland
Digpnich
Inter Mobil
Narntowins
Tuncers
Arave
Believe Ship Bill Will Be Shelved
Washington report says the Senate will drop the shipping bill in favor of farm credit legislation. A poll indicates Democratic support for shelving the measure, with Republican insurgent backing cited as uncertain.
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United Pros
Washington
Senate
Howe
Progress Reported In Local Seal Sale Drive
Mrs. George S Peck reports progress in the Christmas year sale campaign with over 400 dollars raised toward a 1,000 dollar quota. The effort gains support from local industries and school wards despite worker shortages. canvassing expands as committees work, aiming to hit the milestone on the driving day.
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George S Peck
Peck
Kory Asistante
Ajax
Corry
Jamestown Miz. Corp
Chalr
Corry Chair Co
Ry Rollers A
Raymond Mfg. Co
Corry Journal
Standare Automatic Products Co
Tynes Stoo
Masimond Elevator Co
Clark and Son Co
Cony Uridge and Smiply Co
Corry Box Company
Drought Co
Howe
Ahn
Lees
Cold Wave Hits Nation With Snow and Low Temps
A severe cold wave driven from Canada is spreading across the United States. Extremely low temperatures are forecast for parts of the South with snow in many regions. The front moved into the Midwest early today and is expected to reach the Atlantic coast tonight with rain turning to snow in some areas.
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United Progy
Washington
Det
Eetre Worthern
United States
Canada
Ohio
Pennsylvan
Bimini
Congress Today Senate and House Debate Multiple Bills
Congress Today reports Senate hearings on cross state commerce and farm marketing legislation and a tax credit bill. House debates appropriation for taxes and payment programs while public safety committees discuss impeachment actions linked to Attorney General. Several named officials appear in hearings and votes.
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Congress
Senate
Dobain
Norris Farm
Tata
Pantmerts
Henry Jon Helium
Keller
Gereral Davgher
Death closes career of Philadelphia merchant Wanamaker
John Wanamaker founder of Wanamaker stores in New York and Philadelphia dies in Philadelphia at age 76 after a long illness. He was born July 11, 1838 in Philadelphia County and began work as an errand boy before building a retail empire. He served as Postmaster General and left a lasting mark on American commerce.
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United Pro
Philadelphia
John [Wanamaker
Norman Macleod
Meir Barclay Ll. Warburton
Rodina Wanamakeer
New York City
Waanamaley
Lynden
Jenkin Town
Wanamaker
New York
Arderita
John Nelson Wanamaker
Sind
Amerie
Wiliam Pann
Ilieaberts Kochersperger
Attempted break in at North Side Store scene of thefts
An attempted entry at the North Side Store on Iter Street followed a bicycle theft from a West Church Street home. Police learned of further break in attempts near Foster Store and nearby homes as morning activity continued with several parties reportedly trying to gain access.
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Foster
M North Center Street
Miter Street
WeetChurch St
Dutticle
Wa Hart
Jane
Grange Will Meet Saturday at Mucs eabee Mall
The Corry Grange weekly meeting is scheduled for Saturday at 1 30 in the Mucs eabee Mall. The notice lists planned activities and attendees including local names, and mentions Christmas decor items and charity-style stunts for children.
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Mucseabee
Fie McGray
Miny Whitney
Clemenceau Heads Home After US Visit
Unitas Press reports Georges Clemenceau will depart the United States soon after a stop in Chicago. He is to spend a day in New York and speak at a committee event before returning to France aboard the Paris line.
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Unitas Press
New York
Gworjes
Glemmenceau
United States
Chicago
Fifa
Che
Paris
Bana
Early Holiday Trade Heavier In Many Years
Nationwide survey by Journal and United Press finds cities reporting the heaviest Christmas shopping in years. Merchants in San Francisco Detroit Portland and New York describe demand for practical gifts and rising spending, with weather factors likely to boost sales further.
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United States
The
Journal
United Press
Savings Club
San Prancisco
C. W. Steins
Emporium
Pittshyr ‘Aufmarm
Raut
Mung& ‘Baer
Columbus
Fred Laparus
Washington
Detroit
HL. Ware
Wiest
Jones, Prank & Seder
Denver
ST. Louis
Stix
Bann
Buller
Portland
Ores Puble
Uttlan
New York
Lord & Taylor
Readers Club Meets Monday At Miss Ashton Home
A large attendance of club members gathered yesterday afternoon at Miss Ashton’s West Smth Street home. The program featured papers on Pennsylvania topics including products industries and highways presented by named members. A social hour followed. next meeting planned by Mrs McDonald.
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McDonald
Deepee
Opposition to Hardings Rail Tribunal Move
United Frew reports opposition within the conference platform committee to a new rail tribunal proposed by President Harding. The plan would reestablish a mediation board under the Newlands act within the Interstate Commerce Commission to resolve railroad wage disputes, a change critics say would add confusion and empower workers. Delegates from the workers party of America say they will demand seats in the conference.
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United Frew
Cleveland
Dew
Reverescu
Trothwrhond
Cormittee
Hardie
Wade
Robertson
Newlands Ant
Vrailroads
Ral Uilons
Suilrowi
Rolertyer
Interstats Commerce Commission
Uibynals Iin Tnmperin
Newlinis Act
Howe
Workers Party of America
Municipal Club Plans Membership Growth Emphatically
Enthusiastic meeting last night decided to expand the Municipal Club, aiming to boost active social life in the community. President Raymond outlined finances and bright prospects, with by laws limiting membership to about one hundred. Twelve new applications were received and processed, signaling strong future growth.
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Itil
Olub
Raymond
Clus Ideta
Issaes
Plana
Elf
Married at Erie Nonday in Briefont ceremony
Mrs Gertrude Thompson daughter of Afr and Mrs George Thompson of Franklin Street and Cass family members were married Sunday night at five o'clock in a brief ceremony. Rev Chas performed the nuptials at the groom's home. About fourteen friends gathered to celebrate as the couple left for Chip City. The groom, Petervon Skyhe chio, will soon depart for a parade posting while the bride remains in the area. A nearby birthday celebration for Hight refrenchments followed.
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Gertrude Thompson
George Thompson
Frankin Street
Net ‘Ponta Cas
Miron
Cass
Eureopéan
Chas
Che Yrom
Sie O'Lock
Mars
Ehik City
Petervon
Haven
Skyhe Chio
Iim
Tim Pare Minsle
U. S
Bank Messenger Robbed of $19,000 in Caldwell Bank Heist
A Logan Square Central Savings Bank messenger was robbed of $19,000 by four bandits in an auto on Caldwell Street. One struck him to seize the money, selecting the currency while leaving $39,000 in checks. Police pursuit underway with details scarce.
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Logan’ Equire
Caldwell Way
Central Savings Bank
Logan Square Co
Tri
Hanlts
Aedy
Withdrawal of Ship Subsidy May Be Asked
United Press report from Washington notes a push to convince President Harding to withdraw the ship subsidy bill. A poll will test if there are enough votes to defeat the measure and push fiscal relief, farm credits, and labor-board issues. If defeated, Congress risks an extra session after March fourth as opponents drag out the process.
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United Pres
Washington
Linentus Orientatit
Senate
Harding
White House
Tabor Board
Congress
New Officers Elected By Hony Tent Maccabess
The annual election of officers of the Hony Tent of the Maccabess was held last evening. Elected were CL Miser past commander, F. Te Lauer commander, A J. Schaub vice commander, Marold Muse See chaplain, George HH Dyckes sergeant Keutelli Jones master at arms, Prat Miller first master of guards, Walter A Shannon second master of guards, Walter Wilsted sentinel, GB Weekls Jr picket. Trustees were Ruwdey hailing Tit and A Tujwheer served as trustees. an enjoyable time followed.
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Maccatess
CL Miser
F. Te Lauer
A J. Schaub
Viewtenany
Marold Muse See
George HH. Dyckes
Keutelli Jones
Prat Miller
Walter A Shannon
Walter Wilsted
Walter Wilsted, Eentinel, Gb) Weekls, Jr
Ruwdey
Blood Transfusion May Save Penn Student Life
Philadelphia reports Evan Christie, a University of Pennsylvania student from Salt Lake City, improved after a blood transfusion for anemia. Doctors deemed transfusion necessary as blood donors among 85 students were tested, with Hees Watson Paddock of Rochester, NY donating a pint.
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United
Philadelphia
Evan Christie
Salt Lake City
University of Pennsylvania
Hees Watson Paddock
Rach Piter
Missionary Society to Meet Tomorrow
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. Hostess Mrs E Ny Pulitam 20 Spring Street. Mrs Kepla chairs. The meeting will cover the Erie Department. Draken will present the first in a series on the Elementary Study Book. A quartet of ladies will provide music. Miss Ruth Thomas will present the fifth chapter of Dr Fleming Building With ToDa. All interested are urged to attend.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodint
Ghann Manso Cormittes
Kepla
Erie Depai
Draken
Frivnic
Ruth Thomas
Ofe High School
Fleming
Toda
Allied Parley Fails Premiers Leave London
United Press reports London talks fail to unite premier Britain Italy and France on evicting war reparations from Germany. Mussolini and Bonar Law oppose further occupation while Britain informs Washington of the conference collapse and British stance.
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United Press
London
Mussolini
Theunis
Germany
Ruhr
Britain
Taly
New
Prince
France
Bonar Law
Washington
Great Britain
Hughes
Stepfather Held in Paternity Case Involving Eleven Year Old
Sidney telegram reports Rev L W Lavin charged with paternity of his stepdaughter Elizabeth born last July. Elizabeth now eleven will testify. the girl’s mother denied boyfriends before naming Lavin. Medical experts cited predatory motherhood. Lavin’s defense emphasizes good character. testimony from Methodist ministers and others is expected.
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Dusted Press
Sidney
America
Rev. L. WV. Lavin
Elizabeth
Fime
Travin
Irwin
Marshall
Trtin
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John Wanamaker
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Erie
United Prose
Bill Vom
Missionary Society
Ruhr Valley
Marie Howard
Seiten
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