Fever Cases Prompt School Quarantine Measures
The health department reports two suspected fever cases triggering quarantine at Concord School as officials plan a further inquiry. State department and superintendent Hemstreet urge prompt examinations before any pupil returns, aiming to curb spread amid ongoing periodic checks.
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Mindiy
Phow
Dunkle
Casey
Schooh
Goncord
Advicox
State Department
WN. Gillette
Soho
Hemstreet
Kantein Wmr
Atre
Brer Groundhog Sleeps Spring Is On The Way
A scrambled weather note reports Brer Groundhog showing no sign of emerging at noon with heavy clouds and foreboding, suggesting spring may arrive within weeks as the legendary omen remains uncertain and the sage weather forecaster hints at a short delay.
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Lod
Corry Weather Summary Shows Snowfall and Temps
Past month totaled 2.24 inches of snow with 1.12 inches on the ground at month end. Temperature mean 70. Hemp spininun 19.09. max 2240. Greatest daily range 45 on the 23rd. Precipitation 9.62 inches. clear 7 days, partly cloudy 4, cloudy 20. Ob server N. R. Dickson notes monthly summary compiled for the Journal.
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Corry
N. R. Dickson
Uist
Funeral of Mrs. Babbitt Amid Floral Tributes
Services for Mrs. Marin A. Babbitt were held at the family home on Maple Avenue Friday afternoon. The Episcopal rite was read by Rev. Mortaner Ashton, Emmanuel Episcopal rector. A large gathering attended, with many floral tributes and personal remembrances from Roy Ashton and others. Casket placed in Pine Grove Cemetery with pallbearers from among local relatives and out of town guests.
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Mterary
Mra
Marin
Babbitt
Maple Avenue
Mortaner 8
Ashton
Emmanuel Epicopal Church
Roy Ashton
Pine Grove
Hank Tabbitt
PC. Howard
le W. Oldy
Murray R Olds
Charles Habbitt
Mani Laurie
Lowie Harter
Orla G. Jones
Chawthiqua
N.Y
Secretaries name panel to probe Sunktown mine blast
Secretary of Mines JJ Walsh appoints a committee to investigate the Sunktown explosion. The panel will begin work near Wednesday and may be joined by J W Pant of the Federal Bureau of Mines.
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Marrisburg
Thomas
Ihdmnn
Lewis
Puns
Mith Wnity
Nicholas Ryans
Johns
Towth
Secretary of Mines
JJ. Walsh
J W W. Pant
Federal Bureau of Mines
Tickets Going Fast for Presbyterian Dinner Event
The Presbyterian church notes a limited allotment of tickets for a coming dinner. Tickets may be obtained at Condra's Drug or at Kelly's Drugstore, with remaining copies likely to sell quickly.
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Thes Presbyterian Chisc
Condra
Kelly
Mine Cave Swallows Homes in Wilkes-Barre Frontier
A massive mine collapse near Wilkes-Barre threatens 29 children in six families as Spring Street is cordoned off. Hudson Coal guards monitor the widening cave as houses tilt toward the void and residents scramble to save homes and streets from the advancing rubble.
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United Prow
Wilkes Barre
Spring Street
Hudson Coal Company
Coast murder case links to white slavery charges
In Coudersport at a hearing before U S Commissioner V A Stevbing Dustin, a 60 year old man, is jailed in Scranton awaiting trial on white slavery charges. He allegedly brought 17 year old Nibu Franciago from a village near Jamestown in December, promising marriage and a better life. Authorities say his intended schemes and gifts influenced the girl to leave her peaceful home.
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Coudersport
Taman Dustin
Scranton
United States
Camdian
Jdner
aMry Pickford
ISCHOOL TAX TEST CASES NEXT WEEK ISCHOOL TAX TEST CASES NEXT WEEK
Action against school tax delinquents will be taken next week at the collector's office. Initial notices cited a personal tax of 5 011 Fiday but delays adjourned legal action until next week. Officials warned upwards of 350 city residents had not paid and expect more to appear to settle the tax. Prosecution and all legal means will be used to collect from all taxables.
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Learedd
Arolind
I i
School Board to Receive Bids on Bonds for Junior High
The district intends to issue 175000 in school bonds to fund a Junior High School. The Board of Education will meet in the Library on Monday evening to discuss bids, health reports, and a survey on fever prevention. Bids for the bond face and a new school building are expected to be opened, with contracts likely in the first week.
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Didi Tor
Hemetrect
Cauters
Maniey
Democrats May Yet Win Fight for Tax Cut
Washington dispatch reports a rift in the Republican ranks over tax policy. The Mellon plan faces opposition from Democrats and Progressive allies as Green and the Ways and Means committee push a 25 percent top rate, risking a return to the old high level.
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Green
Ways and Means
Sidue
Marlborough Hotel Fire Forces Evacuation in Philadelphia
A blaze at the Marlborough hotel on Eleventh and Walnut prompted fifty guests to flee as smoke filled four floors. Nine fire companies fought the flames, keeping the fire to the basement with no injuries reported and guests returning within an hour.
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Ay United
Philadelphia
Marlborough
Dry Leaders Claim Frameup in Wilkes Barre
United Press reports in Wilkes Barre on February 2 that Mrs Maude Saymount a Women's Christian Temperance Union lecturer and colleague of William E H Anderson accused alleged New York state superintendent of the Anti Saloon League of orchestrating a frameup. She asserted the man known as Kory was the victim and would go to jail before he would reveal to be Waley during the League’s operations.
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United Press
Wilkes Barre
John King
Tia
Maude Saymoun
Women's Chrristian Temperance Union
Aid x Co
William EH. Anderson
Stymouit
New York
Apti
Leusie
Kory
Hn S
Aqt Sulooh League
Free Clinic Examines Many Children in Erie Red Cross Effort
Orsi Gillette and Graham led a large Red Cross morning clinic at the Erie rooms from 1 to 12 o clock. Many children received free examinations for nose ear and throat due to colds. Five were sent to Erie for specialty treatment while others were examined locally. The Red Cross and doctors praised the day’s results and plan another event in a month.
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Erie
Orsi Gillette
Graham
Red Cross
Aigubus
Red Cross Lendars
Willie
Tangéimentaire
Stolen Schoellkopf gems recovered in New York
In New York on February 2 authorities reported the return of 237 pearls valued up to 190000 dollars stolen from Mrs C P Hingo Schaallkopf at a New Year’s Eve party. Investigators expect the remaining jewels to be recovered as John W Mahan, once bailed, bought a theme to Schoellkopf. Merrill Doolittle and George Orcutt appear in related notes with other named locales and figures.
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Witiveacros
New York
C. P. Hingo Schaallkopf
John W. Mahon
Broadway
Interstate Commerce Board to Probe Buffalo Pittsburgh Wreck
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a federal probe into the Buffalo Pittsburgh wreck near St George 40 miles south of Oi City. Three trainmen died and more than a dozen were injured including two Cory women. The commission announced the inquiry from its Washington office.
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Interstate Commerce Commision Bureau of Safety
Buffalo
Contempt Charges Loom Over Ex-Interior Secretary
Washington Feb 3 Former Secretary of the Interior Fall faced the Senate Public Lands Committee over the Naval Oil Reserve scandal and falls borrowing from E L Doheny He swore he would not answer further questions claiming possible self incrimination He challenged the committee authority and executives discussed holding him in contempt with possible jail time if he refused to testify further.
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Washington
Nt Interior
Senate Public Lands Committee
Naval Oil Reserve
Fall
E.L. Doheny
Tarry Sinhit
Senate
Pall
Walsh
Ledectine
Authority Committee
Sey
Ganon
Gas Blast Rocks Kansas City Business District
A massive explosion at the Bailey-Reynolds Chande Viet Company building on Tenth and Grad streets in Kansas City's business district left three bodies recovered by 1:20 a.m. and about twenty five people unaccounted. Fire and emergency crews battled flames as windows shattered, a passing car was struck, and neighboring buildings including the Federal Reserve Bank endured damage. Officials said escaping gas in the basement caused the blast and many occupants sought escape via windows while others were injured by debris and flames.
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United Press
Kansas City
Bailey-Reynolds Chande Viet Company
Tenth and Grad Streets
Co Chiy
Uist
Federal Reserve Bank
Bank
Sinclair to Return to United States in February
United Press reports Hany F. Sinclair, linked with L. Doheny in an oil lease scandal, will sail to the United States from Paris around February 6 or 12. Secretary of the Interior Albert B. Fall figures in the broader investigation into arid reserves.
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Sy United Proc
Paris
Pel
Hany F. Sinclair
L. Doheny
Albert B. Fall
Transonmcél Hege
U S Claims Approved in Senate Ratification Note
United Fron reports claim approval amid Senate ratification of a general amity accord with the United States. The accord addresses compensation for losses during Mexican upheavals and rights related to property, as Chicago notes. A second item mentions temporary amity amid a policing incident and a shooting.
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Menico City
Senate
Voulay
Mexico
Fire roars through Ringling winter quarters paint shop
A large fire in Bridgeport Connecticut destroyed the Ringling Brothers paint shop at winter quarters. Dozens of elephants and horses were moved to safety as flames fed by oil and paints lit up the area. Firefighters stopped the blaze after hours, keeping animals from danger.
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My United Prom
Bridgeport
Conn
Ringling Brothers
Barnum Tail Eye Circus
Aethah
Fine offering at Columbus Community church show
The Social Committee staged a one act comedy at the Columbus Community church in I O C Hall drawing a capacity crowd. The cast of twelve performed well and a repeat show was announced for this evening with expectations of another large turnout.
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Columbu Community Church
1. O. C. Hall
Columbus
Local Couple Weds Last Evening in Mayville
Beaujean of Mayville and Monica-Tague of Buffalo married last evening with Alderman Porter present. Both families and friends from Mayville attended the ceremony while plans for a reception follow.
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