Cold Wave Lingers As Eastern Seaboard Seeks Relief
Weather reports indicate slowly rising temperatures across the East with a relief forecast after a brutal cold spell. In Pittsburgh three died from cold during the last 24 hours as trains ran late and travel remained difficult amid frigid conditions.
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Sera Wenthun
Gory Welay
Washington
U.S
Mason- Dixon Line
Pittsburgh
James Dalton
Highton
Fang
Pennsylvania
Paladelphia
Tom Heaths
Tuel
Siuulay
Butler Silent at Philadelphia
Butler D. Butler reenlisted as a Brigadier General in the Marine corps preparing for departure to the Pacific coast. He spoke of having nothing to say about conditions claimed by Director of Public Eatery and said he would command the Marine post at San Diego next month. He added his two years will be devoted to Marine work and then retirement eligibility.
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United Press
New York
Inglis
Hhae
Lewy
Job L
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Mies
Coplinge
Ant Secreary of
Commerce
Hany
Suceed
Goolt Chimself
George Tadesty
Put Pac
J. B. Wariner
Lansford
A. M. Pine
Stranton
Pas @ Thomas
Wilkes Barre
Pat Hemeleight
Scranton
le Dinf Hasletod
D. Warriner
W. J. Richard
Joh J. Lewis Jude
Ji Golden
Sira
Philip Murray
Thomas
Philadelphia
Jey D. Butler
Marine
Pacific
Diego
Hutier
Pitts
Rendvick
Bik
Masonic Party at Hotel Corry Draws Members and Guests
Members of the Masonic fraternity and their ladies will enjoy a monthly dancing party at the Hotel Corry Wednesday evening. Largon's orchestra will furnish music for an evening of real enjoyment in antique papers.
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Hotel Corry
Masone Fraterity
Amiien
Largon
Antiet
Villages to Be Relocated for Clinton River Power Dams
Two rural villages and parts of two others will be moved to the State Water and Power Resources board permits for two large Clinton River power projects. The Piney dam link will form the Roxburg and Mill Creek developments. Bridges roads and a railroad section must be relocated.
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Py United Fron
Tarrisburg
Enlite
State Water and Power Resources Board
Clinton River
Clarion River Power Company
Piney
Roxburg
Mill Creek
Hatter
Clarion
Ridgway
Cooksburg
Carrigtoc
Militan
Acrayo
Onesta Valley Railroad
Mail Carriers Conquer Drifts on Rural Routes
Rural carriers of the Corry post office completed their entire routes despite three days of heavy snowfall. Postmaster S Bentley announced carriers faced drifted roads and returned late but all routes were covered and deliveries continued.
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Corry
Rial
S. Bentley
Geveral
Lnte
Baker Milk
Blue Eye
Rotary Club Meets in Regular Session at Motel Cory
Members of the Rotary Club gathered in the main dining room of the Motel Cory with Jack Love presiding in the president's absence and Davis as secretary. Officers’ election was postponed due to insufficient material. Miss Marion Thomson sang two solos with Miss Lucile Murraye on piano as Dr P G Wood spoke on Friendship to Encourage Brotherhoods.
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Rotary
Corry
Jack Lovejana
Davis
Clyde Weir
Jack
Marion Thomson
Lucile Murraye
P. G Wood
International Rotary
Resort Fire Sweeps Ocean City Heavy Loss Reported
Baltimore dispatches say Ocean City Maryland faced a major blaze collapsing waterworks power plant and seaside structures. Fire alarms spread to nearby towns but frozen hydrants and cut water supply hampered defense as the casino and several other buildings burned.
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Baltimore
Fannes
Ocean City
Ashby Points
Nonin
Atlantic
Rames
Short Tour in West Planned by City Engineer
Dickson, Meadville and Cory residents, plans a West Coast sightseeing trip next month with hopes to add participants. Original plan envisioned 40 to 50 day California travels visiting scenic points en route to the Pacific coast.
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N. BR. Dickson
Dickson
California
Pacific Coast
Meadville
Cory
Inter
Dutt
Fiteen
Several Lose Driving Cards While Wintering in West Indies
Erie and Union City residents have licenses revoked by the State Highway Department over recent weeks for driving while intoxicated. Union City residents Exton Meulenshah Burnett and Courtney Grady were among those affected. George and Miss Alex Rogers of Philadelphia are spending winter in Kingston Jamaica after leaving New York City last Wednesday.
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West Indies
Erie
Union City
State Highway Department
Reven
Exton Meulenshah
Burnett
Courtney
Grady
Pie
Sidney Emerson
Aiy
Mes
Ro Rogers
Con
George
This City
Alex Rogers
Philadelphia
Kingston
Tamaica
New York City
West Indivx
St Johns Day Banquet Highlights Lodge Event
Eighty seven members of Corry Lodge No 386 and Columbus Chapter 200 plus guests attended the St John’s Day banquet at Eastern Star hall. Turner Shacklett presided as toastmaster. Rev J A Martin gave invocation. Rev Uarey Burton Rod of Erie delivered the evening’s address The program featured duets and a Robe leet Shiels solo, plus humorous remarks by Turner Shacklett. Music by Larson orchestra and Clyde Wilde led singing. Dr H A Curt is received a Past Master jewel from the lodge. The event concluded after 10 o’clock with the Star Spangled Banner.
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Corry Lodge
Ny & AM
Columbus & A
St. John's Day
Eastern Star Hall
Turner WV. Shacklatt
Fiie
Goelavle
Charles, Krotras
Ne Tias
Roy
Turner W. Shacklett
Erie
Pranklin T Babbitt
Larson
Clyde Wilede
Ne Wilcox
H. A. Chirtis
Williams visit to North East personages noted
Coyt Williams and Milan Williams traveled to North East this afternoon to spend a few days with Coyt's sister Mrs. G H Loveland. Mr and Mrs G H Gesse returned home this afternoon from a visiting trip.
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Coyt Williams
Milan Williams
North East
G. H. Loveland
G. H. Gesse
Garth Pelatroen
Coolidge Sees Year of Prosperity Ahead
President Coolidge expresses optimism that 1920 will bring continued prosperity as business conditions remain favorable and the living standard is expected to stay high. The White House notes this outlook was shared during today’s briefings.
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Coolidge
United Prose
Washington
Indictment Against Wheeler Quashed by DC Court
Justice Bailey of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals dismissed the indictment accusing Senator Burton K. Wheeler of misusing office. The ruling found no sufficient violation and quashed charges against Edwin Booth and Gordon Campbell. The case followed a wider Justice Department inquiry and noted Wheeler’s prior Montana conviction.
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Montana
Justice Bailey
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Jennings Bailey
Bailey
Wheeler
Interior Department
Department of Justice
Great Falls
Mont
Edwin S. Booth
Gordon Campbell
Whielee
Offre
United States
Justice Department
Waterford Man Named County Mercantile Appraiser
Harrisburg December 29. Auditor General Martin named 40 appraisers for 26 counties in the state. Among those appointed is Merser G Carman of Waterford as county mercantile appraiser, with other selections including JG Sterrett in Venango and R E Green in Cornplanter.
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Harrisburg
Mercantile
Martin
Allegheny
Philadelphia
Elk
Joseph J. Lubin
St. Marys
Erie
Harry L. Mérrit
Waterford
Merser
G. Carman
Greenville
Venango
JG Sterrett
Jackson Centre
Warren
R. E. Green
Cornplanter
City Council Special Meeting Sets Final Readings for Tax Measures
The City Council holds a special meeting tonight to adopt the tax levy and appropriation ordinances. Final readings are planned to pass bills and clean up municipal legislation for the new city administration.
Capper Seeks Tariff Law Modification Aimed at Western Farmers
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas urged immediate modification of the tariff law to aid western farmers warning of imminent economic upheaval if relief is not forthcoming. President Coolidge faced questions on farm price fixing, with White House indicating possible sanction of measures.
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Kansas
Coolidge
United Press
Washington
Arthur Capper
Repulican
Peoples Reconciliative League
White House
Chile
Agriultura
Jardine
Briand Gains Fresh Laurels Amid cabinet tax approval
Paris December 99 Premier Aristide Briand secured cabinet approval for Finance Minister Doumer tax proposals. Radicals faced possible desertion but Briand’s skill kept the cabinet intact. Paris factory workers show restive mood as costs rise and Briand asserts his political leverage.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
Doumer
France
Bnesse
Briard
Ntestha
Bristol
Pha
Peance
Tam
Tsay
Littletot Burned In Fatal House Fire Incident
Rosalia Chance aged 8 and Jessie Burkhardt were badly burned when their clothing ignited from an open grate in Pensacola. The fire followed three smaller blazes and the burning of two frame homes and a church, totaling about 20004 dollars in damage. Reports of Pensacola in flames spread countywide, triggering amusement.
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Uma
Pensacola
Fin
Rosalia
Chance
Jessie Burkhardt
Today’s Five Best Radio Features and Stations Listed
Radio highlights list multiple stations and programs including WHZ Springfield Me Hockey Brains, KDEA East M Eastern-Dinner music Little Symphony from KYW WBZ KGW Portland and WRC Washington. Program 8 from WJZ and WER features Banter Violin Orchestra at 10 30 P M.
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WHZ
Springfield
Brains
KDEA
Little Symphony
J Kyw
WBZ
KGW
Portland, Org
Viti
WRC
Washington
WJZ
WER
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Philadephia
Rotary Club
PG. Wood
Miss Marion Thomson
IMD
Ocean Resort
Masonic Fraternity
United
MERC
Harry L. Merritt
Erie County
Capper
Briand
Sabinet
Littletot
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