Coolidge Liquor Case Hearings Trigger Reserve Disarmament Debate
Alderman Gordon hears related liquor case motions as Saraceno bound over to the county court on a single charge of selling intoxicating liquor. Bail set at 1500 dollars with not guilty plea entered. Hearings for James Titus Imperial Hotel and Pyte Giroe Corry Restaurant postponed to next Saturday at 2 pm after defense request. All three arrests stem from raids by state troopers and local police. liquor not found at venues.
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Ralph Sardinia
West Main Street
Squado
Loral
Two Convicted Protecting Bootleggers in Monessen Case
In Pittsburgh a federal court found twelve defendants guilty of conspiring to violate the Prohibition Act. Monessen residents Ap Bredger Walter Wyatt Joseph Plachinski Andrew Dudas Nate Whilender Tennie Edwards Harry Brewer John P MaAisky and others were named among the guilty. five were acquitted. Trial judge Gibson presided as Attorney Charles M. Prichard announced plans to file a motion for a new trial in the convicted defendants.
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Pittsburgh
Potive Wiliam
Hornig
Joseph NeNally
Monessen
Fader
Phu
Jerdas
IqiareRgers
IqiareRgers i Monesseyy
Ap Bredger
Pricedales
Walter Wyatt
Joseph Plachindsr
Andrew Dudas
Afl
Monaisen
Nate Whilender
Tennie Euwards
Pricedale
Harry Brewer
North Belle Verson
John P
Aisky
Fiymie Cohen
Monessén
John Saviosky
Michael Duds
Moness
Causes and stakes of the Chinese trouble described
United Press editor Lyle Wilson discusses the present Chinese trouble. The piece explains foreign concerns and the looming stakes of the fight raging south of Shanghai, guiding readers to follow the evolving Chinese situation.
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Lyle
Wilson
United Prark
Chineas
Clymer Man Feared Fatally Injured in Accident
Garret Newhouse, a Flymer resident, was struck by a truck driven by Whitlam Klump on Wednesday. Newhouse lay in critical condition with internal injuries, taken to his daughter's home for care, as Klump was reportedly absolved of blame after attempting to avert the collision and crashing into a hydrant.
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Garret Newhouse
Whitlam Klump
Norma Grasser
Newhouse
Klump
Arthur Wasant
Grasier Themans
Yieting
Andrews calls for stronger powers in dry crusade
United Press interview with Treasury official Andrews portrays a vast prohibition machine at work. He cites moonshine as the main supply, urges Congress to fund and pass reorganization and medicinal spirits legislation, and says enforcement depends on local cooperation and broader authority.
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Uniyea
Washington
Andrews
United States
United Press
Congress
Internal Revenue Bureau
British Troops Landed At Shanghai Amid Crisis
The first contingent of British troops arrived at dawn in Shanghai amid fears for lives and property in the international settlement. A force of 300 American troops was present as the British ships landed. Reports from the south said Cantonese Nationalists hoped to capture Shanghai but suffered a reversal in a battle with Sun Chuanfang, the Chinese defender, in Chekiang province.
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Shanghai
United Press
Amercian Fari
Bri
Cantonaxe
Sun Chuin Fang
Chekiang
al Hh
Revival to Open Tuesday by evangelist Byroy Waggoner
Evangelist and songwriter Byroy Waggoner will conduct a large revival at the Salvation Army. Opening service is set for Tuesday evening with special music by the Salvation Army band and the Girls string band and sung by the soldiers brigade. The public is invited to attend.
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Byroy Waggoner
Severe Cold Wave Sweeps Eastward Across U S
Forecasters warn of a moderately cold wave sweeping from Canada into the United States, replacing milder midwest conditions. North Dakota reported temperatures below the record mark last night as the cold air moves eastward.
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United Prom
Chicago
Andldencote
Midwest
Weather Bureau
United States
Canada
North Dakota
Corry Motor Club Launches Membership Drive This Year
The Corry Motor Club plans a membership campaign led by the board of governors to expand services for motorists. Each member will be asked to recruit new members and the club will provide an automobile accident insurance policy with each membership. Permanent headquarters open at the Hotel Corry with daily hours, and a delegation including Jamies Lt. Wright and others will attend the Interclub Conference at Ellwood City next Wednesday. The board deferred action on taking over a section of an early American Motorist issue until after Ellwood City.
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Corry
Jamies Lt. Wright
W. Ed. Marsh
A. E. Griswold
C. F. Brown
Charles Dahlstrand
Corry Club
Elwood City
Board of Governors
Ellood City
Another Case of Diphtheria Reported in City
Another diphtheria case is reported in the city raising current quarantined cases to three. The latest case is Milton Zatenecks, son of Mr and Mrs A Zatenecks of West Washington Street, with the source noting the danger remains and health authorities are monitoring the situation.
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Milton Zatenecks
Cars Damaged In Collision At South and Center Streets
Automobiles driven by Arthur Foster and William Jewell collided at the intersection of South and Center streets in the early afternoon. Both cars sustained heavy damage. Foster was turning from East South street to Center street while Jewell attempted to proceed on South from Center. Reported no serious injuries.
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Arthur Foster
William Jewell
South
Senter Staests
Foster
Center Street
East South Street
Jewell
Center
Farm measure with Senate OK goes to House
McNary-Haugen farm bill clears Senate 47 to 30 after a week of debate and heads to the House. President Coolidge’s stance remains unclear but high support in Congress bolsters chances of final action next week. House leaders plan to rush passage with an expected 6 vote margin.
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HOUSE
McNary-Haugen
White House
Coolidge
Paul R. Mallon
United Prost
Sta
Washington
Tel
Hiebil Trniugh
Molise
Cooldge
Tim
McNary
Neasite
United
Congress
Aetfente
Eatly
House Farm
Deputy Tax Help Dates Announced for Corry Area
Deputies from Internal Revenue will assist residents with tax returns at local offices. R. J. McDonald named to aid Corry taxpayers with filing in the Gleaming area, with dates in North East Erie Union City and nearby towns. Quay will open in Erie February 6th and operate through March, advising taxpayers to note the schedule.
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Federal Building
Internal Revenue
Adend
B. Heiner
Inneral Revenue
Pittsburgh
Corry
McDonalds
North Easton Pebruary
Erie
Union City
Ewe
AEG
Quay
Envoy's Wife Narrow Escape During Portuguese Revolt
Mrs. Tred Morris Duaring, wife of the US Minister to Portugal, escaped death during bombardment of rebel positions in the revolution just suppressed by the Carmona Government. She communicated with Washington about damage to the legation.
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Py Anieucro
Lisbon
Tred Morris Duaring
United States
Portugal
Carmona
Daping
Washington
Legation
Sharp Earth Tremors Shake California Towns
Two strong earthquakes rattled Imperial Valley California early today, shaking structures damaged by January quakes. The first tremor was the strongest. aftershocks followed with less severe impact. towns including Brawley El Centro Mexicali and neighboring areas reported the quakes with limited damage and some frightened residents.
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United Prose
Xico
Cal
Imperial Valley
Secur
Brawley
el Centro
Mexicali
Otter Valley
Gasoline tax allocations for Erie County in 1926 six months
State Treasurer Lewis reports Erie County will receive 30,915.84 from the state share of gasoline tax for the last six months of 1926. Gasoline tax collections for the final six months totalled 0,515,185, up 619,709 from 1925. Total state gasoline tax for 1926 now stands at 11,767,878, about 12 percent higher than 1925, with projected two year totals around 23,000,000. One fourth of the tax goes to counties, leaving roughly five or six million dollars for road construction and maintenance after state bond charges.
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Lewis
Trea Urer
Coal Miners Idle as Mines Close in Pennsylvania Lockout
In Wazleton Pennsylvania on February 12 official reports say over twenty thousand anthracite miners remain idle due to weak coal demand. Lehigh Valley Coal Company shuts winter operations at all mines. about a thousand more miners lose work. Stripping and improvement projects halt. Jedd o Highland Coal suspends. Cranberry Harwood and other mines suspend temporarily for lack of orders. Ferry Collier heads to Erie for business while Mr Andres Parker travels for medical specialist.
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Wazleton
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Oday
Ovnter
Anthisette
Jéddo Highland Coal Company
Henayil
Tie Cranberry and Harwood
Crapberry Greeks Coal Company
Ferry Collier
Erie
McThnes Steel Company
Andres Parker
Dairymen to Confer With Health Board
All dairymen and milker dealers supplying Corry with milk are called to meet the Board of Health Monday evening at 7 o'clock in the Municipal building. Mayor Bracken urged attendance to discuss health regulations governing milk distribution and possible stricter enforcement. Notices were sent to all daily men and distillers supplying the city.
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O W. Bracken
Evers
Aireman
Mille Pediler
Health Board
Alllaleymen
Crazed Rochester butcher kills rivals in deadly feud
In Rochester on February 12 Harry Gordon, a rival butcher, murdered Hasty Katz 32 and Samuel Toss 40. Mortis Klass 44 and Jack Cohen 40 were wounded. Klass later died. Gordon also attacked a deli owner and others. Community frightened, police sought custody as reports described a yearlong feud.
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United Press
Rochester
Harry Gordon
Gordon
Hasty Katz
Samuel Toss
Mortis Klass
Jack Cohen
Klass
Katz
Toss
Cohen
Harvard Students Clash With Police in Cambridge Riot
Harvard students roamed the streets after midnight confusing police with football rivals. In the ensuing rioting 49 students were booked, with one officer hospitalized for possible internal injuries and another treated for minor injuries. Several graduates spent the night in jail.
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Cambridge
Mass
Princetoni
Harvard
Three-Power Pact Retained as Reserve Plan In 1920s Disarmament
United States president Coolidge keeps a second disarmament plan ready if the current proposal fails. The reserve plan envisions a three power treaty with Great Britain and Japan limiting cruisers and submarines to a 5.3 to 1 capital ships ratio, while France and Italy would have 16 to 7. Officials suggest concessions to gain French acceptance and avoid Anglo American bloc talk, with the United States ready to drop back to economic arguments in deadlocks. Mrs. F W Gifford and son visit James town for the weekend.
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Great Britain
Japan
United States
Ludwell Denny
United Press Stadt
Washington
Coolidge
France
Italy
United Pres
Hugh S. Gibson
Geneva
Five Best Radio Features Airing Today
Radio listings show Western and Eastern stations presenting classical programs. New York Philharmonic under Walter Dameach and Furtwaengler appear with conductors at multiple time slots. A Lincoln program and a dance segment also feature in Davenport and Chicago areas with related broadcasts.
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New York Symphony
Walter Dameach
WIA
New York
Pittsburgh
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Furtwaengler
WRO
Washington
Dawes
WOG Davenport
Lincoln
Chicago
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