Woman Fatally Hurt by Engine Crossing Crash
Two accidents near Warren left one dead and three injured as a streetcar engineer collided with a vehicle and a separate trucking incident at Glade crossing. Gustafson, Swanken, and Stewart were treated for injuries while Catherine Anjachor died from crash injuries at Warren Hospital.
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Supt. Johns
Engihone
Brik
Ronaye
Pennsylvania
Mirren
Ostur Fy, Guktutaon
Kane
Linn Ewandot
Ludlow
Ileannatte Stewart
Johns
Renovo
Glade Crossing
Warren Hospital
Gustafson
Swanken
Stewart
Main Avenue
Carl Sehisonem
Auditor General Plans Accelerated Pennsylvania Gas Tax Collection
Auditor General Edward Martin announced a plan to speed up Pennsylvania three cent gasoline tax collections. The state will be split into ten districts with C. E. Carothers leading the effort and each district serving about 5,000 dealers. Philadelphia and Allegheny counties form parts of districts nine and separate divisions.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Edward Martin
Philadelphia County
Allegheny County
No. 3
Carbon
Monroe
Schuylieill
Leni
Berks
Northampton
Plies
Lackenwanna
Latzerne
Montour
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Columbia
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Ioga
Wyoming
Sullivan Counties
Ty Snyder
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Clinton
Mittin
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Union
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Clearfield
Bedford
Blair
Bik
Cam Firls
Somerset
Jefferson
Potter
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Weatmansland
Washington
Grecia
Lawrences
Beaver Allegheny
Butler Counties
Clarion, McKean, Trio
Vennnes
Menor, Warren, Forest
Ah” Cuswfors
Corry Young Man Hurt in Fall at Theatre Site
Dustin Butters, a Corry resident employed at the Colonel Drake theatre site, fell from a wall to the basement floor, puncturing his side with a hammer handle and injuring his intestines. He underwent an operation and remains in Ol City Hospital, likely to be confined for some time. The accident occurred during a 75 foot boom setup. several workers narrowly escaped injury as the beam crashed to the ground.
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Dustin Butters
C. Buttery
Ust
Wayne Street
Corry Boyles
Ol City Hospital
Butters
Colonel Drake
Ou Glty
OW City
Ib Wis
Tan
Alendy
Althopeh
Hopital Thera
Congress Adjourns for Holidays as Tax Bill Moves Forward
Congress ends ten days of the new session for Christmas recess. The tax reduction bill, about 289 million dollars, is halfway through and hearings will begin after the holidays in the Senate Finance Committee. The House pursues food relief proposals and authorizes public works spending, while investigations into forged Mexican state papers and other items proceed.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Smith
Nay Vare
Catisor
W. R. Hearst
Power Combine
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
MacMaster
Hearst
West Main Park Miniature Trees Lit in Illumination
Merle Yarnetson of the local electric firm completed wiring on the miniature trees along West Main Street. The trees debut last evening with a bright display, and the large city park pine was also lit with colorful lights illuminated last night.
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Merle Yarnetson
Local Electrica: Con
West Main Atrest
Jealous suitor kills widow and shoots himself in tristate affair
A wealthy widow Isabele James Shelaker becomes the center of a fatal love triangle with Frederick Plant, a small-salaried salesman and father of two. Plant dies, Shelaker survives, and detectives verify a second man’s entry into the romance. The tragedy ends with Shelaker’s self-inflicted gunshot as doctors fight to save him.
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United Eres
Floyd Hewitt Death Sentence Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court denied a motion for leave to file a petition in error in the case of Floyd Hewitt 17 of Con Heal County verdicts upheld for the murder of Fred Brown. The ruling confirms the electric chair death sentence imposed by the Manon County Court of Appeals.
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Floyd Hewitt
Conheal Boy
Little Fred Brown
Supreme Court
Bia
Manon~ Ing County
Moffatt to Speak at St John's Day Banquet in Kane
Dr J A Moffatt of Kane will deliver the St John’s Day banquet address at the Masonic Temple on North Center Street next Tuesday evening. Rev J A Martin will also speak, with Larsons Orchestra providing music and Harry Smith as toastmaster.
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Kane
T. A. Moffatt
Masonic Temple
North Center Street
Temple
Moffatt
Rotary Club
J. A. Martin
Piest Presbyterian Church
Westfield
Larson
GC. 1
Weir
Harry
Smith
Knights Templar
Janiary
Clarence Commandery
Warren Commandery
Red Cross
Malta
Court Grants Order Halting Impeachment in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City on December 24 an injunction halted steps toward impeachment of Governor Henry Johnston. The district court restrained insurgents from impeachment actions and barred House members from filing pay claims while blocking state officials from recognizing certain legislative claims.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
Olkla
Odahome le
Sweep inquiry opens into Warren fatal wreck
A Warren PA accident report details a boiler explosion aboard a locomotive near Warren on Tuesday morning. State and federal probes join coroner and railroad investigations. Passengers escaped injury except baggage man G BR Rickard and passenger J F Maltern. Coroner’s jury viewed bodies at Lutz Mortuary. remains sent to Brie. J Edward Metzgar, 40 years railroad veteran, dead. Mark Kerrick and family noted.
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Warren
Warren Mirror
G. BR. Rickard
Brie
J. F. Maltern
Hane
George W Netzgar
Tulsa
Jonts
Harold
Earl
Dorothy
Erie
C.J. Metzgar
William
G. B. Johnson
Ohda
George Laskey
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Mark Kerrick
Tidbute
The
Allroad
Pneumonia Fatal to Child in Spring Creek
Rovert Clark Jr., son of O H Clark of Spring Creek Pennsylvania, died at Corry hospital at 2 a m after a brief pneumonia illness. He was twelve, a seventh grade student at Spring Creek School taught by Mrs Cry. Survived by parents, three sisters and one brother. Funeral details to follow.
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Rovert
O. H. Clark
Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
Five Best Radio Features Tonight Across Stations
Radio listings show BELop or Hook up programs across multiple stations. Ada features WEAF Great Moments in History and operetta Prince of Pilsen on CNRO CNRQ at 8 and 8:30 PM. Moran and Mack headline Columbia Hour on WOR while Social Nours airs on WZ.
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Be—Opers
Ada
WEAF
Cnrm Montres
CNRO
CNRQ
Prince of Pilsen
Moran
Mack
WZ Hoole
Social Nour
Seven Miners Die After Stiritz Mine Blast
Johnston City, Illinois December 21 Seven miners trapped by an explosion at the Cosevove Meehan coal mine in Stiritz were found dead underground on the 250 foot level more than a mile below the surface. The dead include Almus Lavender Jon Til Dave Anderson Mader Johnston Hh Charles Wyatt Jonder Marion William Jones loader Marion Tl George Grubbs loader White Ash Ml Fred Eagle loader Scottsboro Ii G Garrotto loader Stiritz Ui forman Mar-
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United Press
Johnston City
Cosevove-Meehan
Stirltz
Almus Lavender
Jon
Til
Dave Anderson
Mader
Johnston
Charles Wyatt
Jonder
Marion
William Jones
Loader
George Grubbs
Navy laxity in sub disaster sparks calls for safety gear
Rep. Griffin denounces the Navy for failing to provide submarine safety devices and salvage facilities. He cites German, French, and British practices and urges three measures including signal buoys grappling rings and salvage vessels. He seeks a full House inquiry after holidays to push safety legislation.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
Navy Department
Rep
Griffin
Dem
House Naval Affairs Committee
New York
U. S
Germany
Maly
France
Congress
Navy
Boom Mackey for Governor in 1930 Primaries
Philadelphia mayor Harry A. Mackey drew strong gubernatorial talk at a testimonis dinner in Philadelphia. Speakers praised his work on the workers compensation board and other roles, while Mackey did not confirm plans. The event drew more than 1700 attendees from across the state.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Harry A. Mackey
Mackey
Wicely
Hghest
Workmen's Compensation Board
The
Feld
Man Resembling Suspect Eludes Authorities in L A Chase
In Los Angeles a man resembling Edward Hickman, linked to the Marion Parker case, eluded a four block chase through the business district. Police denied reports of Hickman’s capture and extended the hunt coast to coast with officers guarding roads to the Imperial Valley and checks in Chicago and Kansas City.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Edward Hickman
Marion Parker
Toda
Hickman
San Quentin
Chicago
J. Krlater
Otse
Hasslyn
Krister
Vay
Herman Cli
Pacific Coast
Kansas City
Imperial Valley
Harding Memorial Interment Follows Simple Service
In Marion Ohio on December 21 a quiet ceremony laid to rest President Warren G Harding and his wife. Close friends viewed as caskets were lowered into the Harding memorial tomb after interment in Marion cemetery the day before.
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Harding
New Memorial Tomb
United Press
Marion
Warren G. Harding
Marion Cemetery
Salvage Efforts Resume for Submarine S-4 Sinking
Provincetown dispatch reports diving operations were resumed as salvage crews sought to reach the S-4 crew trapped after the S-4 sank. The Falcon base ship and the Mallard and Lark were repositioned to offer a stable platform for divers, with rough seas delaying downing of salvage teams and Admiral Brumby conceding the chances of saving the six men were slim.
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Mass
U.S. S
Falcon
Witte
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S-4
Rejref
Lark
Mallard
Les
United Press
Beatrie
Tyueen
Brumby
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