Mitchell Sentencing Debate Shapes Free America Fallout
Washington debate centers on Col. Williams Mitchell sentence from a court martial. Representative Tillman calls for executive intervention as Black urges President Coolidge to modify or overturn the five year suspension. Wreck on a Pennsylvania rail line injures several, with passengers detailing the derailment and rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pron
Washington
Col
Williams Mitchell
Cone
Titman
Arkanaan Desmuetat
Tillman
Imp
L Callion
Rood
Nate
Representative Black
New York
Coolidge
Mitchell
Lighens
Mack
Congress
Col Mitchell
Mackedured
Moredyer
Pol
Mitchvil
Black
Morrow
Enjoyable UC 1 event at Hotel Corry with members and ladies
A United Commercial Travel group and their guests enjoyed a banquet at Hotel Corry last evening. Seventy attendees dined at seven with Arthur Campbell on saxophone, Glenn Middleton on piano, and performances by the Harmony Quartet. Dr. J W Campbell delivered a closing message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
United
Arthur Campbell
Glenn Middleton
Union City
Phinist
Urmony
Maxrs Weir
Deitzel
Jourder
Cook
J. W. Campbell
Borah Objections to Court Reservations Attacked
Washington December 1 1929 United Press reports Senator Thomas J Walsh Democrat a leader of court supporters denounced Borah reservations to American participation in the World Court. Walsh claimed the reservations were not to improve the Swanson resolution but to argue against the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
United Press
Washington
Thomas J. Walsh
Demiocrat
Senate
Wath
Harding
Hughen Toolidge
Christmas Mail Rush At P O Presses On
Postmaster Bentley reports heavy Christ mas mail handling in the city with substitutes pressed into service. Extra help and evening shifts keep parcel post moving as Christmas rush continues. customers urged to mail early and avoid Sunday closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DS. Bentley
Bentley
Patinns
Senate poised for rapid tax bill passage in 1926 report
Washington dispatch notes the House passed an $867,859,000 post office appropriation and moved toward swift Senate approval of the $325,000,000 tax reduction bill. Senator Smoot and administration supporters push speedy floor action with a 30 to 25 vote, aiming for President Coolidge to have the measure by March to enact this year's income tax cuts.
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Senate
United Press
Washington
Reality Post Office
Smoot
Utah
Republican
Jie
Spoetly
House
Ways and Means Committee
Presiient Coolidge
Federal court begins sweeping dry indictments in Chicago
Federal officers disclosed indictments charging Major Percy Owei former prohibition director in this district with receiving about 200000 dollars from wine dealers to grant operation access and other officials including Major Owen Ralph W Stone former prohibition director and former state Senator George Hrure with multidefendant conspiracy for illegal wine transport and bribes in a Sayre Pennsylvania linked scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uscago
Percy Owei
Owen
Ralph W. Stone
George Hrure
Stone
Bruce
The
Erie
Waverly
Nyo
Pennsylvanial
Sayre
Chicago
Arrangements Complete for Charity Ball and Card Party
Charity Ball and card party for the Children's Aid Society will be held Monday evening December 24 at Hotel Corry. Ladies urged to form bridge tables. committee reports strong ticket sales and drive progress.
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Children’s Aid Society
Hotel Corry
Christmas Exercises Planned Across City Churches
Special Christmas services and programs are planned in many city churches tomorrow and next week. Emmanuel Episcopal Church will host a Christ mas celebration with tableaux recitations and songs led by local youth, featuring performances by Rebecca MacKendle and Marjorie Drake among others.
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Immanuel Church
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Corner Smith and
Center
Navy urged to end ram smuggling amid prohibition drive
The Methodist Episcopal board of temperance and public morals calls for naval force to curb ram smuggling in support of prohibition enforcement. It urges the President be authorized to use suitable naval vessels when needed, noting civil authority remains intact in certain circumstances.
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United Prose
Washington
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Legislative Committee of the Hour
New Regulation Governs Liquor's Medicinal Use
United Proes reports a new Treasury rule prohibiting whiskey, brandy and gin in medicinal preparations effective February 1, 1926. The policy bans these spirits in beverages and most extracts used for medical purposes, with exceptions for prescribed treatments.
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Washington
Amulreves
Stevenson Freed as Charges Withdrawn in Hotel Heist
Stevenson, former hotel manager, surrendered to police after returning to the city. Hotel Operating Company withdrew larceny charges as about a third of the missing funds were recovered. Stevenson admitted taking roughly 170 dollars from the safe and claimed about 425 from another safe. He had fled Corry Monday morning, leaving behind a destitute wife and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitel Matger
Cite
Rale
Stevenson
Corry
Erie Authorities Delay Youths Case and Telephone Consolidation
Erie authorities slow to act on extradition for three youths wanted on charges in the county. Extradition may be needed to bring them from Ohio as preparations continue for the Bell telephone system shift in Erie County to the Mutual Company expected by spring.
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Erie
Ohio
VE. Phillipe
Ash County
Jeferson
Bell and Mutual Companies
Bell Telephone Company
Mutual Company
Bell
Erie County
Mutual
Tounais Printém
Irig
Union Company
W. B. Moot
Mutna Company
Henning
Bell Wire
Bell Company
Measure for rubber probe goes to 70 house
United Press reports the Til lson Resolution for an investigation into alleged manipulation of erieru by her prices by British colonial govern mers was ordered reported to the House by the rules committee. The committee agreed unanimously, with Chairman Snell promising to press for Monday consideration.
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United Press
Washington
Der
Tillson
House
Snell
Hoover
Local Insurance Agent Wins Bonus for Top Coverage
George W Patterson, district representative for the Pennsylvania Indemnity Exchange, was notified of a 14 prize award for writing the largest volume of passenger car general and commercial insurance in his district during the past year. The recognition places him above rivals from Warren Oil City and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Patterson
Pennsylvania Tndémity Exchange
Patterson
Warren
Oil City
Mendyilfe
Mine Blast Traps 270 Miners In Safety Standby
Reports from Birchingwood coal field say a mine explosion trapped 270 miners and left them in limbo. Rescue dispatches note entombed workers are miles from the shaft opening and unable to reach fresh air.
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United Press
Losdon
Move Machinery for Allegheny Road Work
Machinery moves into northwestern Pennsylvania for the Allegheny highway project from Tidioute to Warren. The Roof Construction Company of Buttes receives the grading and draining contract for 14 miles with start of equipment shipments. Road Company bid about 22,500 for the job, while the state's estimate was about 1001 per mile.
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Tidioute
Warren
Pennsylvania
Roof Construction Company of
Buttes
Jow Bide Ders
Iimates
State Highway Department
Wheeler
Jamestown Man Charles N Imus Dies in Franklin
The 43 year old Charles N Imus of Jamestown died suddenly on a Franklin street yesterday morning. He lived at 878 Falconer Street and had worked in Franklin recently selling motor trucks. He previously ran a tailor shop on West Third Street and leaves a mother, a son, three daughters, and two brothers. Body to be brought to Jamestown today for funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Mctoona
Ted
Pent Wivania
Benington
Jared
Jackson Street
Denver
Salo
Washington, D. C
Fam
Altoona Hospital
William S. Pyré
Youngstown
Harry G. Paschal
South Aven
Wilkinsburg
E. Hess
Jamaica
Ay Mit
Woodhayer
Long Island
Eiger
Buray
John Strayer
Sol East Dale Baision
Ohio
Ohio Paper Powder Company
William Clarks
Cologger
Washington
Charles N. Mis
Charles Notus
Jamestown
Franklin
Marente Imus
Jacksonville
Fla
Ross Fehlman Named New W F W Commander
Ross Fehlman was elected commander of Lieut. A.W. Thompson Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars at the post’s annual meeting in Stir Hall East. He succeeds TE McGrath. Officers elected include Paul Quinliste senior vice commander Kenneth Jones junior vice commander Walter Kittleberger quartermaster Merle Amy sergeant Maurice Porter officer of the day Bloyd Black and Frank O’Day trustees. An enjoyable banquet followed the election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Fehlman
A.W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Stir Hall
Fehlman
TE McGrath
Corry
Paul Quinliste
Kenneth Jones
Walter Kittleberger
Merle Amyy
Maurice Porter
Bloyd Black
Five Best Radio Features Across Eastern Regions
Radio listings highlight top programs in Eastern New York and nearby cities. The plan features Philadelphia’s WIP with Handel’s Messiah, Boston’s Grand Opera broadcast, and Omaha’s Jubilee program, plus Denver and Pittsburgh segments.
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New York
Phil Rthestra
KDKA
Philadelphia
Eastern—Grand Opera
J Lammermoor
WOAW
Omaha
P. D.ogran
Denver
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New York Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona—Falls
William Kilioge Tett
Mayville
Florence Berry
Cleveland
Eady
U.C. 1
Miss Ein Arainle
Clymer
Tenhusen
Prohibition
P.R. R
Marjorie Drake
Okd
Castor
Joseph Loveland
Santa Claus
Florence Walragen
Helen Louise Thorpe
Mary
Jeffries
Shepherds of Bethlehem
el Ames
Murray Bliss
Khlar Daye
Robes Wilcox May Wikcox
Fiss
Margaret Barron
Jeanne Tiiws
Jones
Sarah
United Proes
Conneaut
Ene County
Beatrice, Cole
Buckhinnton
West Virginia
Christiie and
New Yea
Allegheny
Butler Firm
Imus
W.F.W
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