Action to Protect Teachers Sought by Delegates
The Pennsylvania Education Association will not seek a civil service bill for 58 000 public schools staff. Delegates at Reading set plans for a continuing contract to prevent contracts from ending without renewal. They oppose compulsory political contributions and discussed a Tenure law requiring cause and hearing for dismissal. Howard J. Sheen represented Philadelphia at the convention. Dr Rowland led a committee favoring a preliminary continuing contract step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Education Association
Reading
Howard J. Sheen
Aleicher
A. L. Howland
Wilkins Park
Rowland
Corry Man's Sister Dies
Word was received this morning by E L Price of the death of his sister Mrs Waivs Porter which occurred at Kansas City Kansas. Mrs Porter is survived by her husband four children all at home her mother Mrs J J Price and a brother E L Price Corry three sisters Mrs Frank Say also of Corry and Miss Lelia Price Erle and Mrs Iva Sweigart Kenmore Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. WL. Price
Waivs Porter
Kansas City
Kans
Murdered Teacher Case Ties To Carmi Cottage Killing
In White County Carmi Illinois body of Miss Anna Preher, 45, found in her cottage after an arson attempt. Hoyt McMurry, hotel porter, held for questioning and moved to an out of town jail to avoid mob violence. McMurry denies involvement, says he was in another city at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Preher
Carmi
Til
White County
Taoved
Hoyt McMurry
Mulatto
McMuray
Reimbursement Authorized for Merger Opponents
Checks were mailed today to stockholders protective committee members of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to reimburse expenditures in opposing the O. P. and M. Van Sweringen merger plans. George S. Kemp, committee chairman, said the Van Sweringens acted voluntarily in paying the expenses of the opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Richmond
Stockholders Protective Committee
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
O. P
M. i. van Sweringen
Cleveland
George S. Kemp
van ‘Sweringens
Early Promise Fulfilled in Youthful Eminence
A fragmentary reminiscence notes legends of prodigy children. It claims Macau lay became a historian at eight while Tampson A produced early verse, Byron wrote at ten, Bacon studied philosophy at the same age, and Me Sure excelled as a composer and musician by six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Pradigtes
Macaulay
Orian
Tampson
Byron
Cassionare Vers
Bacon
Masichin
Rich Is Released From Jail After Guilty Plea
E. W. Rich was jailed after police found a half gallon of alcohol on him. He pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct before Magistrate C. B. Porter, fined 25 dollars plus costs, or 30 days. He had been jailed weeks earlier for passing a bad check and agreed to leave the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Rich
Rich
Felict
C. B. Porter
Hure
Rick
Corry
Cunard Threatens Court Action Over Ship Roosevelt Use
The Cunard Steamship Company warned of possible court action against the United States Shipping Board after the board allocated the steamer President Roosevelt to Ward Lines for New York to Havana service. Cunard claims the move violates a federal statute. A separate classified notice offers light housekeeping rooms at 250 Delaware Street.
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New York
Cunard Steamship Company
United States Shipping Board
Roosevelt
Ward Lines
Havana
Cunard Line
Shipping Board
United States
Hirt Mentioned for Forest State Superior Court
Erin Dec 28 Willim B Hirt associate Judge of Erle county courts is mentioned in state circles to succeed the late Judge Henderson of the state superior court. Prominent Erle citizens are backing him Gov Wisher and Judge Rossiter confirm Hirt is favored. he has seven years as judge and previously two years filling a term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Willim B. Hirt
Erle
John J. Henderson
State Superior Court
Hirt
John S. Wisher
UW. PL
Rossiter
Henderson
Crawford County
Judge Hirt
W. J. Whittlesay
Sorority Infine Party at Hotel Corry Delights North Mast Guests
A formal dancing party was staged last evening in the Hotel Corry by the M. M. Sorority. Dancing ran from 9 until late with the South Shore Night Hawks of North Mast, Pa delivering a fine program. About thirty five couples attended. Clover dance programs and balloon favors were provided. The hall was decorated with sorority insignia and trimmings. Sandwiches and coffee were served at 11:30. Guests included Miss Roban Harper, Erle M. Blanden, George Dudley, Donald Olmsteat, and Miss Jeannette Hineston. Also listed: sale notices and lost item notices appeared locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
M. M
Dlebex
South Shore Night Hawks
North Mast
Ned
Silve
Roban Harper
Erle
M. Blanden
Union City
George Dudley
Mayville
Donald Olmsteat
Washington, D. C
Jeannette Ifineston
Conneaut Lake
Funeral of Mrs Anna Roach in Corry at St Thomas
Solemn high Mass was celebrated this morning at nine o'clock for Mrs Anna Roach a well known Corry resident at St Thomas church St Thomas cemetery interment followed with bearers M Brew Frank Kyfe Donn Sullivan Michael Mel Mahon Arthur Purcell and Chi Morin relatives from out of the city attended including Mr and Mrs Stewart Flasher Mr and Mrs Robert Roach Miss Mary Roach and others from Greenville St Mary's Erie Detroit Warren Elgin and Fire Steiner of the area among mourners expressed by the list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Roach
Corry
St Thomas Haren
Freighbors
Meg Francis Graves
St .Thomas Church
L. A. McBrine
Erie
Andrey
Hayden
North Wasp
St. Thomas Cemetery
M4 Brew
Frank Kyefe
Donn Sullivan
Michael Mel Mahon
Arthur Purcell
Chi Morin
Stewart Flasher
Robert Roach
Mary Roach
John Flasher
Eric
James O'Conner
Greenville
PL Greggory
St. Mary's
Mr. Andre
George Clark
Detroit
Audh
Charles Connell
Firie
Thomas Connell
Warren
Michael MfcMahon
Lucy M¢c Mahos
Elgin
County Officials to Be Renamed for 1929 in County
Practically all county appointees will be renamed to serve during 1929. County commissioners indicated changes will occur in January with several officials returning to office. Names include Hamety Parker, Charles R. Davis, Allan M. Lean, Harold F. Mook, and E. Williams, among others. some transfer clerks and custodians may also be reappointed. Maximiliano Vigueras, Mexico’s feared bandit, was executed after a military court trial ending late yesterday. he had troubled villages in the south and attacked travelers on the Cuernavaca to Puebla route, and had tried to hold up a caravan including the U.S. ambassador’s car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Gorson
Dre
Mons Hera
Yen Hill
Up Tre
Hamety Parker
Charles R. Davis
Allan M.lean
Harold F. Mook
Fr. E. Willams
Union City
Court House
Alice Faryer
United Press
Mexico
CIPY
Maximilliano Viguoris
Vigueras
Ayolaingd
Mesto City
Viguerts
Cuetnayaca
Puebla
Tiotyellere
Sutomobilen
Cilernayaon
United States
Dwight Morrow
Viguerda
Isbund
Mor-Tov
Fatalities in W district spark public health alarm
Officials report a spike in deaths linked to a mysterious illness affecting residents of W district. Health agencies deploy tests and urge precautions as families seek answers and authorities trace potential sources.
Minuite misprint hints at quirky Times phrasing
A humorous snippet from the Times presents a garbled line about dining and choices, hinting at typographical error or wordplay. The piece captures readers’ amusement at a sentence that seems to scramble names and actions, reflecting playful newspaper diction.
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Paigns
Member
Federal Reserve System
City
Bertha Marsh
Delaware Street
Forest State Superior Court
Infine
Hotel Corry
SALN
Michael Litz
Bank Woek
Citizen's Bank
Journal
Ibs
California
Crennan Cakes
Quality Cash Stores, Inc
North Center Street
Corry, PA
G. H. Gordon Maximiliano Vigueras
Toulaytiie Times
Goodrich
Newhouse “Shoehouse
North Center St
Christmax
Ises
Iven
Clea
Citizens National Bank
the Bank
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