Hills Around Beaverdam to Be Eliminated
Beaverdam hills would be removed by a revised Corry to Union City highway plan. Engineers expect a ten mile route slightly longer than before, with Corry via West Smith Street and a path west past the Fish Hatchery toward Lovell's station. The new line would bypass Beaverdam, cross near Weaverdale, and reach Union City, shortening travel and reducing hills.
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Corry
Union City
Beaverdam
Niles
Bnpineet Hill
Ten Millee
Unitn City
State Highway Department
Eave Corry
Smith Street
Hery
Teading
Lovell's Station
Thin Road
Ins Ston
Nto
Anil
Fish Matchery
Acrom Farm
Wayne
Concord
Beaverdain
Catter Place
Thelin Abot
Weaverdaiy
Weaver Run
Taner Firoedaditt Rath
Wiglbing
D. K. Triscult Fawn
Headdam
Blaine Kinoniil
Thierity
Warly
Savers Hills
Bengardam
Fistaent
Waterford
High Street
Mitovitty
Diptanioe
Union
Torrie
Corry Choral Society Prepares Fine Musical Entertainment
Under Brot R G Barth the Corry Choral Society plans an evening of high quality music at the Municipal Building on Friday night with strong turnout expected. Rehearsals are scheduled and Mildred Loveland and Green One Dempeay volunteer to perform.
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Brot
R. G Barth
Corry
Miskee Mildred Loveland
Green One Dempeay
Bae
Vand erlip Calls for New Housecleaning
Vanderlip demands a congressional inquiry into the Marion newspaper deal amid accusations over paper value and ownership. He cites alleged improprieties surrounding figures tied to the Daugherty era and urges President Coolidge to act to restore faith in government.
Enormous loan to Japan completed and details emerge
A $10,000,000 loan to Japan organized by American financiers led by J P Morgan was completed in New York. A parallel £28,000,000 loan with British financiers follows in England. The funds aim to rebuild after 1903 earthquakes, restore external debt, and boost US lumber and steel industries through renewed trade. The United States reportedly gains a larger share of the business than England.
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Morgan
Toa
New York
England
Tokio
Yokohama
United States
Svar
May Abolish Office of Township Supervisor
Reports from Harrisburg today indicate a plan to abolish the township supervisor's office to streamline road work. Walter Lin of Montgomery County and state highway officials argue the state should assume supervision to accelerate road improvements, with Walter Lin urging transfer of duties to the State Department of Highways.
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Harrisburg
Batter Ronda
Walter Lin
Montgomery
Tate
Mper Vinor
State Department
Pennayivania
Tate Nghwaya
Wright
Highways
Dao
Vitors
Comedy ticket sale opens for Community Players show
Kiwanis members receive ten tickets each to sell for the Community Players production Nothing But the Truth, to be staged at the High School Auditorium on February 5 and 6. The fundraiser aims to cover auditorium renovation costs as part of local efforts to support the theater group.
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Kiwanian Club
Kiwanis Club
Ells
Outbreak of violence in Pirmasens pits Separatists against loyal Germans
Dispatches report bloody fighting in Pirmasens Palatinate as loyal Germans attack Separatists. Schwab, Separatist leader, beaten and likely died in a city hall blaze. Mob violence kills several, wounds many, as city guards and fire crews quell the siege.
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Bavarian
United Press
Berlin
Pirmissens
Bagatiiin
Palatinate
Herr Schwab
Jeader
Schwab
Germany
Pirmasens
Pirmasans
Old Castle
Fitizeney
Cater
Weirmusens
Jutl
James
Style Shop to Open Here This Saturday
Announcement states The Style Shop Coreys a ladies ready to wear store will be formally opened in the Real Building at the corner of Washington and Center streets. Harry Aaron of Harris Millinery will launch the venture. remodeling and new fixtures are completed. The store offers dresses, coats, blouses and millinery for women with plans for an annual opening event.
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Corey
Ero
Garry
Han "Reo Ha
Tiré
McCray
Pluai
Plivtoex Confectionery
Deny P R R Engines Condemned at Erie
A garbled Erie train delay item reports Pennsylvania Railroad engines being inspected by federal inspectors and denies condemnation. Officials say no train service impairment occurred though late arrivals and engine checks prompted speculation.
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Deny P
Erie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carter May Abandon Tut Explorations
A Luxor dispatch reports Howard Carter, leader of the tomb expedition, plans to close Tutankhamun’s tomb and end scientific work due to Egyptian government discourtesies and restrictions. The move signals a halt to ongoing digs and study.
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Carter
London
Luxor
Howard Carter
Tut Ankh Aten
Move Material To Site Of New Junior High
Preparations for construction of Corry's new Junior High begin with contractor Austin moving lumber to the Second Ward site. The school will rise north of Hatch School facing Wright Street, with plans to convert the old Hatch site into a lawn and use Livermore property for future classrooms if remodeled. Construction bids opened, work to proceed rapidly with completion targeted for fall.
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Corry
Pot Unter Way
Austin
Second Ward
Resent Hatch
Wright Street
Hatch School
Livermore
McAdoo Seeks Democratic Opinion On Candidacy
William G McAdoo asks Democratic and Progressive leaders to convene a conference to decide if his campaign should proceed amid a growing scandal. He directs David L Rockwell to invite Progressive outsiders and other advisors to gauge public opinion and determine the next steps.
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Byyaied
Washington
Wiliam G McAdoow
Decison
Democrata and
McAdos
Taugir
David L. Rockwell
Rockwell
Coto
Coolidge Speech Fuels Campaign Fire in New York
President Coolidge’s first campaign address at a Lincoln birthday dinner in New York sharpened party lines. The speech solidified Conservative GOP support and drew Democrats’ ire while prompting plans for further statements. Democrats vow vigorous reply to tax debates as Mellon tax plan promoted by Coolidge.
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Coolidge
United Press
Washington
New York
Lincoln
Republican Party
Otter
White House
Music Memory Contest Planned Again Here
A music memory contest, following last year's model, will be held at the school soon. The slate includes 60 compositions for grade and high school levels. Selections are played daily with four new pieces weekly as pupils identify composers and nationalities to foster taste for music in the community. District competition will follow Music Week. Erin district, including Erie, Warren and Crawford counties, will compete. Frank Babbitt, a Shelburn ton visitor, was seen in town.
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Erie
Warren
Crawford
Erin
Meeting of Interest to All Parents at High School Auditorium
Parents of art school children in the city were urged to attend a joint meeting of the Parent Teachers Association and Teachers' Institute in the High School Auditorium at 7 20 Friday evening. The program includes a Valentine operetta by elementary pupils, a talk by Principal C C Crawford on cooperation for better English, and remarks by Rev William Hull and Mrs J D Sterrett on the association's work.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Teachers’ Institute
Hemstreet
Hall
William Hull
Mins “Wallet
C. C. Crawford
Edinboro Normal School
Crawford
JD. Sterrett
Brie
Parent Teachers Association
Tseefoel
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