Hit and Run Driver Sought After Lottsville Crash
Warren County police seek a Corry man after Miss Maribelle Jones 15 was struck near Lottsville by a fast moving car. She suffered a broken arm head injuries and possible eye damage and is unconscious at Warren General Hospital. Two witnesses recorded a license number 872 850 and police pursue the owner as the driver reportedly refused aid and hospital transport.
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Warren General Hospital
Warren
Llannigan
Warren Mirror
Marielle Jones
D. Me Jones
Lottsvile
Warren Viendrat Hospital
Lottsville
Levik
Miss Tones
Krapp
Youngeville
Ds George S Condit
Boty Thern
Ming Jones
Lottsville High Sehon
Lotisville
Ford
Walt
Wrightsville
Lotts
Miss Jones
Mildred Irvine
Peter
Teese
Ioray
Tiarvey Davis
Otis Jones
Utter
Jmrty
Knapp
Morrisburg
Mrs E A Parsons Visits Buckhannon Kin in City
Mrs E A Parsons of Buckhannon West Virginia arrived in the city after a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs H T A Cole of Park Street and all other relatives.
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E. A. Parsons
Buckhannon
WW Va
Jon
A Mes
A. Cole
Scout Reorganization Here Is Now Assured
G Olmsted of Ludlow spoke at a Muni ipa Wilding meeting urging a complete reorganization of Ludlow and Warren county Boy Scout troops. He presented data from Warren county and said funds for the new setup are being subscribed and all city troops will operate on a solid basis. A Erie County affiliation with the Scouts is anticipated with more details soon.
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G. Olmsted
Ludlow
Tiny Scoute of America
Boy Scout
Uclaring
Olmsted
Boy Scout Organization
Switzerland
Warren County
Boy Scouts
Scots i
Erie County Cowell
Suouy
Snowstorm Claims 100 in Japan Guarded Rescue Efforts
Reports from Tokyo say unprecedented northern Japan snowfall left Niigata and nearby areas buried under drifts up to 20 feet. Entire houses were covered. government troops deployed to aid in rescue operations as survivors dig out.
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Oy United Pre
Tokio
Fev
Fisher Frowns On Proposed Salary Boosts
Harrisburg Pa February 10 Governor Fisher declared a policy against state salary raises signaling opposition to most current bills. More than thirty salary increase proposals linger in committees as lawmakers weigh political reaction and budget impact. Former Governor Pinchot also frowned on broad boosts, slowing progress across city county and state offices.
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Thomas E. Williams
United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
General Assembly
Auto Recovered Buick Coupe Stolen From Franklin Street
Police report the Buick four passenger coupe owned by SJ ally of this city, stolen last week from Franklin Street, was found abandoned in a McKean County town in good condition. Authorities were advised this afternoon and the car is believed to be intact.
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SJ. Ally
Franklin ‘Streat
Kane
McKean
Fear Coolidge Will Veto Farm Legislation
Washington reports indicate President Coolidge may veto the McNary Haugen farm price stabilization bill. Farm bloc leaders threaten retaliation and possible Republican opposition if a veto occurs, with some proposing a Senate resolution on the third term issue.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press Stu
Washington
Pets
Deiny
Senate
Pworle
McNary
Senate Agriculture
Fires cause two small chimney blazes in Fourth Ward
Two alarms were answered in the last twenty four hours in the Fourth Ward. Sam Lamonn’s West Church street home suffered a chimney fire shortly after eight o clock. the blaze was checked with chemicals and kept small. J E Young’s Lemon street home faced another chimney fire before noon. chemicals quickly controlled the flames with little damage.
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Fourth Ward
Sam Lamonn
West Church Street
Jennie Bowell
J. E. Young
Lemon Street
Dearing Woman Recovering After Hospitalized Hip Injury
Mrs J Dearing of Wattsburg is confined to Corry Hospital with a broken hip but is getting along nicely.
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J. Dearing
Wattsburg
Corry Hospital
Chang Takes Up Arms Against Cantonese War Plan
Marshal Chang Tiadin broadcasts a telex announcing Mandchurian troops will move into Honan to aid in defeating the Cantonese. He claims Wu Pek Pua’s forces are weakened and urges action as Nationalist leaders seek to reclaim key cities Hankow Wuttang and THanyang. London reports North China Government to ignore Kellogg and neutralize Shanghai and Japan notes Russian munitions shipments to Canton.
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Prring
Chang Tiadin
Torbay
Youth
China
Chang
Wa Pei
Honan
Whangho
Chiang
Honan Tle
Mapei
Peahili
Peking
Hankow
Wuttang
Thanyang
Pengince
Beng Yu-Esiang
Kalgay
Inger
Birger Under Heavy Guard Near Harrisburg Jail Date
United Press reports gangster Charlie Birger is jailed in Saline County at Harrisburg after arrest on a murder warrant. He is expected to appear near Carbondale on a habeas corpus writ, his first public appearance since testifying in Quincy last week at the Shelton brothers trial. The Shelton brothers remain at Leavenworth serving 25 years for mail robbery. Birger’s transfer to a Marion or Williamson county jail was denied by Sheriff Coleman.
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United Press Amt Vernon
Charlie Birger
Illinois
Caim
Birger
Quincy
Shelton Brothers
Leavenworth
Saline County
Harrisburg
Franklin County
Willingigan
Marion
Orin Coleman
Directors of Corry Hospital Association Meet
Regular monthly session in the Library Building saw minutes and bills approved. No new business was introduced. Attending directors included R. E. Larson O. W. Bracken A. Shea S. C. Sweet L. W. Olds E. Weir M. O. Waller and Sidney B. Elston.
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Corry Hospital Association
Bcant
R. E. Larson
W. Bracken
A. Shea
S.C, Sweet
L.W. Olds
E. Weir
M. O. Waller
Sidney B, Elston
Sixty Die in Lisbon Fighting Sparks Citywide Uprising
Lisbon battles leave sixty dead with up to 890 wounded across Oporto and Lisbon. Government reports claim rebels in Lisbon surrendered unconditionally at 8 p.m. yesterday. Argentine consulate and other buildings hit by gunfire in Lisboa.
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Lisbon
Oporto
Oportu
Lisboa
Conference on State Aid for Hospital Here
Erie assemblyman Joseph Schilling named chairman of the state appropriation subcommittee to study needs of state aided institutions in the region. He will join John H. King to examine Corry Hospital and potential state funding amid a bill seeking a $15,000 appropriation. Governor Fisher notes aid should reflect free service provided by these institutions.
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Joseph Schilling
Corry Hospital
Erie
Jusebusa
Pennsylvania
Schilling
John H. King
King Hiss
Health Board Moves to Check Latest Flareup
Health officials report diphtheria and scarlet fever cases in the city with two cages under quarantine. Victims include Mrs Marguerite Rowards and Jack Spiesmay, with diphtheria and scarlet fever affecting several children. Public health measures focus on containment and a toxoid anti-toxin campaign in schools.
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Health Board
Tealth Oberah Mannigan
Marguerite Rowards
Grove Street
Walter Dingfelder
East
Washington Street
Foster to Stand Trial for Assault
A. B. Poster of Euclid Street must face Erie court next Tuesday, September 15, on charges of assault and battery tied to an alleged attack on Carl Peterson. A true bill was returned by the Erie grand jury earlier in the week after initial reports of a discharge were corrected. The case follows earlier confusion caused by misinformed district attorney staff on the indictment status.
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A. B
Euclid Street
Erie
Carl Peterson
Grant
Journal
Poster
Foster
Davis
Plan to End Pollution of Pa Streams
Harrisburg Feb 10 The state Sanitary center board will pursue cooperative pollution control with industry across Pennsylvania. Theodore B Appel is chairman, with members including Attorney General Thos J Barrige and others. The board endorses 1924 leather tanners and 1926 paper makers agreements and will classify streams and urge municipalities to submit sewage plans.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Theodore B. Appel
Thos. J. Barrige
Charles E. Dorworth
W. D. B. Ainey
Public Service Commission
NR. Buller
Wol Stevenson
Health Department
Pwip
Today’s Five Best Radio Features
A compact listing of radio features across major outlets. WMAQ Chicago presents John Drinkwater’s Abraham Lincoln at 8:40 p m Central time. WIC Mattford airs a nine hour anniversary program at 6 p m Eastern. WEAF links Paul Robeson the bass baritone to 15 stations at 9 p m Eastern. WIZ connects Eskimos with WH2 KDIKA KYW WBZ at 8 p m Eastern. WLP Philadelphia and GBS New York schedule performances and a Shannon Quartet broadcast later in the evening.
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WMAQ
Chicago
tCentrall
John Drinkwater
Abraham Lincoln
WIC Mattford
WLP
Philadelphia
WGBS
New York
Paul Robison
WEAF
Eskimos
WIZ
WI2
KDIKA
KYW
WBZ
Stiannon Quartet
President Coolidge proposes naval arms talks at Geneva
President Coolidge urged a parallel Geneva naval arms conference as a first step toward restricting cruisers destroyers and submarines not covered by Washington era limits. He argues land and air deals can follow regional pacts and that universal disarmament may deadlock. Beatrice Cole Warren stays with parents on Parke Street in Geneva.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Egal Beto
France
Daly
Japan
Geneva
America
Peo Je
Mbsb
United States
Geneve
United. ‘Ustates
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Fisher
Fear Coolidge
Farm Bloc
Russia
Tlinois Gang
United
New State Sanitary Water Board
Congress
Beatrice Cole
City
Mrs. H. A. Cole
Parle Street
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