Fires Destroy Wagon Train In Transit Disarray
A derailed and burned load was reported as a wagon train destroyed by fire. The truck or trailer was said to be owned by J. H. Reed of Geneva and operated by J. M. Reel while tires were being shipped from Akron to Baltimore.
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Trier
J. H. Reed
Geneva
Iuo
J. M
Akron
Baltinore
Ins
Edward A. Woods Company
Thea P. Wiliams
Equitable
Davis Views Prohibition Reform And Repeal Debate
Senator Davis of Pennsylvania signals openness to modifying the Volstead Act to allow beer and light wines, while maintaining prohibition in harder rules. He notes past stance and cites Wickersham report as factor guiding new position amid local political pressure.
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Unica Rrene Washtington
Senader Davis
Pennsylvania
Davis
Tuva
Prohibition
Wickersham
Charles Lindbergh
Women Soldiers Hold Trench Near Shanghai Front
Reporters observed Chinese women guarding a river road near the Woosung forts below Shanghai. A dozen women armed with ancient rifles occupied the trench in an active sector, with no male soldiers seen nearby. They stated they were guarding the route to halt a Japanese advance.
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Bere Rgeal
Shanghai
Shanghais Woosing
Woosung
Chajovi Trom
Wonsum
Wellon to Succeed Dawes as Ambassador
Article notes Wellon will replace Dawes as ambassador and recalls Mellon impeachment attempts by Patman. It describes Mellon’s industrial ties, the now-dropped case limited to secretaries of the treasury, and features a portrait of Mellon’s frail, brisk daily presence near the Treasury and his cigars.
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Wellon
Dawes
Sage
Patman
Mellon
Patmen
Washington
Famaitiers
Retreets
Jong Sum
Stimson
Asance
Funeral Services Held For Miss Jennie Dobbs
Funeral services for Miss Jennie Dobbs a Corry resident were held Wednesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev H F P Reagle at the United Brethren church from the home of her brother Fete Dobbs 1074 Worth Center street. Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery bearers included Sidney Darwin Donald Stewart Charles Morgan Henry Wold Paul Harmon and Ray Cathers with many floral tributes. Out of town attendees included Mrs Minnie Weatherell Eric Wayne Longworth Bert Dawley and sister Centerville Mr and Mrs Charles Morgen Union City Mr and Mrs Lawren Morton Columbus.
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H. F P. Reagle
United Brethren Church
Jennie Dobbs
Corry
Fete Dobls
Worth Center Street
Pine Grove Cemetery
Sidney Darwin
Donald Stewart
Charles Morgan
Henry Wold
Paul Harmon
Ray Cathers
City
Minnie Weatherell
Eric
Wayne Longworth
Bert Dawley
Centerville
Charles Morgen
Union
Lawren Morton
Columbus
Senate to take up La Follette relief bill
United Press reports Washington February 4 the Senate moved to formally consider the Costigan La Follette relief bill to aid the destitute without a record vote. The step signals a forthcoming showdown on federal aid and a broader debate over whether such assistance should be allowed to come to a Senate vote.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Four fliers hunted in Sahara search
Paris reports a four man group stranded after a sand storm in the Sahara. Jean Roginensl, Robert Lenter, Joseph Touge, and Mille Marque Hiltz were forced down in the desert while attempting a Paris to Madagascar flight. French planes and Algiers authorities conducted a broad search, aided by wireless contact but with unclear location details.
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United Press
Paris
Sahera
Jean Roginensl
Robert Lenter
Joseph Touge
Bren Filers
Cavayan Yruth
Mille
Mille Marque Hiltz, Attempting A Flight From Paris To Madagascar, Iepuerdue
Algiers
Reggan
Pierre Dronne
Sahara
Reginensi
Nis
St Edward's P T A Meeting Highlights Musical Program
The initial St Edward's school P T A meeting featured a musical program at St Edward's hall attended by about 150 guests. Prof LeRoy Campbell of Warren spoke on music's value for children. guest artist Joseph Huck of Chicago performed piano solos. H J Sheen of Corry High spoke. violin by Master Martin Ressler. piano by Mrs Frank Keleher. Rita Ressler assisted. The P T A was recently organized, plans monthly meetings, with Mrs Thomas Mead as president.
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We Parent Teachers Association
St. Edward's School
St. Edward's Hall
LeRoy Campbell
Warren
Joseph Huck
Chicago
Campbell
H. J. Sheen
Corry Senior High School
Martin Ressler
Frank Keleher
Rita Ressler
P.T. A
Mra
Thomas Mead
War time rations to help Chicago needy
Chicago housewives unite to feed 400000 hungry neighbors with pioneer meals, sharing kitchen surplus as a wartime thrift campaign. Joint Emergency Relief Committee led by Mrs. Joseph M. Cudahy endorses the plan with emblem pledges and specially tabbed milk bottles to collect savings from cheaper menus.
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Chicago
United Preas
Joint Emergency Relief Fund For Distribution
O Lre
Joint Emergency Relief Committee
Joseph M. Cudahy
Senator Long Meets President Hoover
Huey P Long, the new Democratic senator from Louisiana, met President Hoover at the White House. On leaving, Long criticized the Republican party and said his visit focused on relief needs in Louisiana rail sections, though he called the meeting with Hoover a first and noted a cordial exchange. Ernest Lee Jahncke, Louisiana Republican national committeeman and assistant secretary of the navy, presented Long.
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United Press
Washington
Huey P Long
Louisiana
Hoover
White House
Long
University Travel League studies Turkey in regular session
The University Travel League met in Mrs. G. T. Kincaid’s North Center street home on Wednesday evening. Mrs Kincaid presented The Founding of the Turkish Empire and Mrs Cora G. Smith read Mohammedism. Hurala Wolfe led the discussion. Next meeting February 24 will feature H. E. Manley on an illustrated Holy Land lecture.
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Turkey
University ‘Travel League
G. T. Kincaid
North Center Street
Kincaid
Cora G. Smith
Hurala Wolfe
Oil City Students Win Music Honors
Oil City high school students Tal Warner Beatrice Anderson and Wil William Jobson were notified of acceptances to a national music program. They join the honor choir and orchestra selections, with 600 chosen for two choirs and 325 for the orchestra from across the United States.
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OL Ciny
Huavanaa Homars
GIL City Wiglchool
Heyner
Ohoriven
Orchestra
Qwill
Cleveland
Apeil
Phe
Tals Warner
Flit
W.W
Inet
Reno
Beatrice Anderson
Quand
Anderson
Hone Avenue
Wil Wam Jobson
Ane
W. IR. Jobson
West Wirstafter
United States
Erie Couple Seeks Damages in Jamestown Collision
Marville Schuper of Erie and his wife sue Christ Pallas of Jamestown for $60,000 for injuries from a two car crash September at Third and Hallock streets in Jamestown. Schuper testified about his injuries in the Erie Supreme Court proceedingWednesday.
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Marville
Wep. A
Ruomas Ei Schuper
Erie
Christ Pallas
Jamestown
Third
Hallock
Supreme Court
Bladder Healing Remedy Ad From Downey's Drug Store
An old advertisement touts castor oil juniper oil buch leaves and other ingredients to “physic the bladder” by driving out impurities and acids. It promises relief from backache bladder weakness and nighttime urination with a 20e test box and a refund if not relieved after four days.
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Downey's Drug Store
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St. Regia
Eddie Ducht
Central Park
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Woman's Club
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Rotary Club
Oil City Rotary Club
Niastra Falls
Phoenix Hotel
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Aviatrix
ST. Edward's P.T. A
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Bradegan Rhea
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