Fall not too ill to testify in oil inquiry says doctors
Former Secretary Tall is declared not too ill to appear before the Senate Public Lands committee investigating the oil scandal. Three physicians say he is anxious but shows no organic disease, though he remains weak and bedridden. A subpoena is issued for his testimony, with officials warning of possible delays in obtaining full records.
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Washington
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Wight
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Thomas A. Chaytor
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Stuart, Jr
Starling
Ruffin
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Death Looms Over President Wilson as He Awaits End
Washington reports confirm President Wilson’s death seen as imminent with doctors, including Admiral Grayson, stating no treatment can reverse the decline. Close aides Bernard Baruch and Vance McCormick describe the final hours, while garlands, flags, and public notices reflect national mourning.
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Woodrow Wilsan
Cary T. Grayson
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Grayson
Vance McCormick
Afr
Wilon
Wilson House
Tioum
Actea
Joseph P
Wilton
Sinclairs Back in Paris
London February 1 Harry Sinclair head of the Teapot Dome naval oil venture sails to Paris to settle business matters and return home. Ministerial Association will hold a regular meeting February 4 at the My church. Rita Markwithy of San Francisco has won $60 via prize for best article outlining a tour program for a ten day visit in Gan Prag.
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Harry
Sinclair
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Fe
Paris
Heiary
My He
Wesel
Rita Markwithy
Porter
San Francisco
Juboert
Gan Prag i
Corry
Gainivh
Free Clinic for Children Saturday at Red Cross Room
Parents urged to bring children to a free clinic this Saturday morning from 10 to 12 o'clock in the Red Cross room. Dr Troy Gillette and W Grab lead the event for the local chapter. Both fathers and mothers of attending children are asked to accompany them.
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Red Croak
Ita
Dra
Troy Gillette
VW Grab
Open Bids for Corry Northside Fire Station Monday Night
Corry city council plans to open bids Monday night for the new northside fire station. Officials expect proposals from several constriction firms and aim to start work as soon as possible if bids are satisfactory, with a February start possible if submissions meet the price cap.
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Council
Une der Way
Corry
Northside
Mémiern
Real estate transfers hit January high in city records
January real estate transfers at the city engineering office reached a record level, rivaling peak months March and April. The year began with about sixty transfers, a figure unmatched in eighteen years except for a few prior Januarys, with comparisons to historical totals noted.
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Eriginesr Dickson
Pittysight
Pixty
Lea
Two Chautauqua County Cases Of Interest Here
Ralph Molden, a former Corry resident, and Willace Hickestey are held for grand jury on a large assault case involving a Chinese laundryman in Jamestown. The victim hovered between life and death in hospital and is now recovering. They were arrested next morning and confessed to attacking the man with robbery as the intent. Bail set at 5000 each, cases to go before the grand jury in Mayville. Also scheduled is Chris Falls held for manslaughter in the death of Charles Lovejoy, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Aapawenine Cings. The boy was struck by a car driven by Pultus who failed to stop.
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Corry
Willace
Chautauqia County
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Jamestown
Tlelden
Carroll Hickestey
Criiniecbit
Nave
Mayville
Chris Falls
Charles Love- Hoy
Siged
Sor Aapawenine Cings
Pultus
Murder at Falconer Leaves Cheney Dead with Two Shots
Jamestown Feb 1 Ernest Isa ward Cheney 22 and brother Laurence ran Carl J Johnson Farm near Portland Conder. Cheney found dead in woods Falconer with two bullet holes, one breast one head. Police Chief B J Kelly investigates if suicide or murder. Body cold, cartridge near scene, timing unclear.
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Ernest Isaward Cheney
Laurence
Carl J. Johnson
Sprague Hill
Portland
Conder
Merrilly
Falconer
B.J. Kelly
Cheney
Iin
Kelly
Oiice
Hay
Cleney
Corry Women Offer Sensational Divorces
Corry residents report sensational divorce charges as ten decrees are granted in Erie County. The case involves a prominent local family with ties to Breckenridge and Breckenridge area, amid allegations and legal action dated April 1, 1929.
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CORRY
Cory
Erie County
Hnzel
Breckenridie
Texas
State health expert to probe fever situation here
State Department of Health representative expected in the city early next week to investigate scarlet fever cases amid parental complaints. The visit aims to straighten out the situation as authorities work through the ongoing health issue.
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Worthte ‘Bens
State Department of Health
Mother and three children die in Akron house fire
Akron news reports a mother and three of her children killed in a four room frame house fire. John Stith and Albert Rainey, who lived there, were burned. the blaze started during an oil stove incident. Bodies were recovered from the front room. two younger children were named as AKRON victims.
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Akron
M Smith
Anni Eleanormith
Albert Raing
Aqabmanr
Het
Rainey
John Stith Heal
Tide of varied bulletins from Washington to Little Rock
Across sources today, a White House resolution seeks fuel tax reforms, a steamer collision drowns five, Japan holds a pivotal election, a new Baptist church rises in Warren, a Michigan fire kills a farmer and family, Britain recognizes Soviet Russia, a schooner loses eight to a collision near Partridge Island, and three gunmen riot and escape in Arkansas with an officer kidnapped.
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Nix
Perene
Partridge Island
Train Wreck Mystery Deepens as Speed Suspected
Reports say railway officials halted active inquiry into the derailment of train No. 900 at St George on January 30. Federal inspectors continue a thorough on scene review while wrecked locomotive, track damage, and deaths complicate determination of the cause.
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St. George
Oil City
Depuy
J. W. Osenider
St George
Jessie K. Newton
Raymond W. Young
Springdale
J Titus
Enders
Ed Kinley
Six Families Endangered In Mine Cave-In
Six families vacated homes on Sprug Street as a mine cavein spread Wednesday in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania. Police ordered others to prepare to move. Officials described the cave as the most serious in years, with the street possibly engulfed. Residents Mint Mesibell Tyndall and D Warren DeRowy returned from separate trips amid the event and meeting of national brick manufacturers association attendance.
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Sprug Stethore
Auies City
D. Warren DeRowy
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Brick Manufacturera Association
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