Twenty Years Ago Taken From The Journal Fitts
A reprint from 1911 discusses the shift from trust busting to widespread regulation of railroads and utilities. It notes public ownership in part, the large scale of railroad wealth, bond and stock holdings, and the high stake of employees, suggesting a broad impact on the national economy and individual livelihoods.
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Roosevelt
Erie Railroad Magazine
Vona
Fitts
Steeley
Mammoth locomotive passed through Corry en route to Santa Fe
Local railroaders watched a mammoth compound locomotive arrive in Corry. It boasted eight drive wheels per side and measured 108 feet in length. The scene reflects the era's rail tech and regional interest in new traction.
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Corry
Santa Fe Tt
Schramling Miles Marriage Announced
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Katherine Miles daughter of Mr and Mrs Cerry Miles of B Washington Street to Melvin Schramling son of Mr and Mrs Frank Schramling of Columbus. The ceremony was performed Thursday evening December 10 at Union City by Rev FS Neigh pastor of the M E Church. The couple was attended by Miss Fane Armstrong and Harland Blanchard of Columbus. Mr and Mrs Schramling are at home to friends at 426 East Smith Street.
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Schramling-Miles
Katherine Miles
Cerry Miles
B. Washington Street
Melvin Schramling
Frank Schramling
Columbus
Union Kity
FS. Neigh
M. E
Fane Armstrong
Harland Blanchard
Schramling
East Smith Street
Norma Shearer Becomes Naturalized Citizen
Norma Shearer a native of Montres Cana Js becomes naturalized after passing examinations receiving final papers. Born December 9 1902 she missed by two days her US citizenship on her birth date. She is wife of Irving Thalberg producer.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Norma Shearer
Montres
Cana
Drew to Get Hearing Today on Embezzlement Charges
Bradford December two former city treasurer Webster G Drew was arrested Friday after a preliminary hearing before Alderman Fred Nicholas He was released on ten thousand dollar bond for a new hearing in ten days and placed on sixty thousand dollar bond on another embezzlement charge involving about two hundred twenty two thousand dollars from school funds The warrant was sworn by Joseph R Carworth director of accounts and finance
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Bradford
Webster G. Drew
Fred Nicholas
Drew
Joseph R. Carvorth
Sunday’s Five Best Radio Entertainments 1931
A UPI listing of NBC and NEC network programs. At 2:20 p.m. Church of the Air on WABC CBS network. 8:15 p.m. Symphony on WIZ NEC network. 9:15 p.m. Slag party on WHARF NEC network. 9:45 p.m. Musical comedy on WEAF NEC network. 10:45 p.m. Seth Parker.
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United Press
WABC
CBS
Church of the Air
WIZ
NEC
WHARF
WEAF
Seth Parker
Japanese Forces Active Near Chinchow in Manchuria
Neutral observers report renewed Japanese military activity toward Chinchow near Mukden on December 1. Japanese HQ says Mukden mayor and local farmers sought protection against bandits on the Peiping Mukden line. The bandit area lies east and west of the Liao river in the Chinchow region.
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United Press
Mukden
Manchuria
Chinchow
Uist
Peiping-Mukien
Liao River
Fire saves and loss in Klein Company blaze
In Glasport Pennsylvania on December 12 an invalid woman was rescued and six people escaped a second floor apartment as a fire damaged the Klein Company store. Firefighters and two men crawled through smoke to reach the women. Damage was about $30,000 and control was gained after hours of effort.
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United Press Glassport
Klein Company
Mabel Sutton
T. J. Littlefield
Andrew Androco
Klein
David Lebawit2
Warren Woman Fatally Struck by Auto in Warren
Mrs Cora J Johnson 74 wife of August Johnson of 205 Central Avenue died at Warren General Hospital at 8 50 last evening from injuries after being struck by an auto driven by W J Culbertson 442 Prospect Avenue at Canton Street about 1 15 pm The driver swerved to avoid her but struck her right fender knocking her to the ground She was rushed to the hospital where she died a few hours later Culbertson and a sedan driver Van Cool assisted the injured woman to the hospital She was born March 19 1857 and is survived by her husband one son J Anderson and two daughters Mrs Fred W Mickleson and Mrs Carl Lindahl all of Warren.
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Culbertson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Canton Street
Johnson
Mor
van Cool
Clarendon BF
D. 1
Dinterly Bavk
J. . Anderson
Fred W. Mickleson
Carl Lindahl
Warret
Union City Grange Presents Mammy's Lil Wild Rose
Harding Home and School Association sponsored a fine program in the school building last evening. Union City Grange supplied a cast that performed credibly with the Grange orchestra providing many fine selections. The entertaining show drew a good crowd and was highly enjoyed.
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Harding
Union City Grange
Grange
Spencer Convicted of Radio Violation in Jeannette
Spencer, Jeannette, Pa, was convicted today in federal court on 10 counts of violating the federal radio act of 1927. His two companions, J. Robinson and Biggenn Bhs, were acquitted on all charges. Judge M. Gilson directed acquittal of Horrison on all counts and oF Biz on all but one. Spencer was charged in two indictments relating to operation station WOM in Jeannette. The maximum penalty per count is $5,000 fine, five years imprisonment or both.
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Areos Pomtsburgh
Lon Spencer
Jeannette
Spencer
J. Robinson
Biggenn Bhs
IM. Gilson
Horrnsom
Biz
WOM
Organ Found at Momian City Site Dates to Whied Veh
An organ with a rout keyboard and slender pipes was unearthed at the Momian City Aquinicumi site. Authorities believe the instrument dates from the Whied veh Wry period.
Swindler Held Over War Veteran Case In Minnesota
Dec 12 charge filed against Gustave M. Sachs an inventor and justice of the peace in Mennepiy county Minnesota for swindling World War I veteran Albert Bren guardian of his funds. Sachs allegedly converted 2500 dollars to his own use while claims of enemy instigation surface amid official federal inquiry as a United States marshal office investigates the matter.
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United Press
New York
Chargell
Gustave M. Sachs
J Lomney
Justice of the Peace
Mennepiy County
Minnesota
United States
Sachs
Anne
Abert Bren
Westinghouse Lands Big New Contract
Pittsburgh December 12. Westinghouse Air Brake Co reports a large order for air brakes and couplings, enough to bring many part time workers to full time and recall others. The contract, among the biggest for such equipment, covers 500 cars for the Eighth Avenue Subway in New York.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Airbrake
S. G. Down
Down
Eighth Avenue
New York
Army Navy Game Forecast Bright but Heavy Field
A bright warm sun broke through hazy skies this morning in New York, raising hope for fair weather for the Army Navy game. The playing surface, however, was expected to be heavy and soft.
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New York
Fatal Coal Mine Accident Claims Louis Marelio at Barking
Louis Marelio aged 41 of Arnold Pa was fatally injured at Hillman Coal and Coke Co mine near here when four slate falls crushed him. He died several hours later at Citizens General Hospital.
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Louis Marelio
Arnold
Hillman Coal and Coke Co
Barking
Here
Citizena General
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