Sentencing Postponed in Local Check Forgery Case
Harold Samptes who aided in a porch raid in Victoria and coasted with Captain Sullivan was paroled for two years after the court appearance. Kabir Dan Cachivay, liquor dealer, fined six hundred dollars and jailed months. McTilray and Dimicks cases delayed for further investigation and trial. Cart Pearve’s case postponed to Wednesday.
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Harold Samptes
Victor Soeel
Sullivan
Tronpore
Gillon
Kabir Dan Cachivay
Line County
Herman MeKiray
Cart Pearve
Missing Youth Hunt Involves Corry Motor Club Search
The Corry Motor Club joins a nation wide hunt for HL Elwood Jones a missing Philadelphia youth described as 15 to 16 years old 510 tall with brown eyes and brown hair weight 185 pounds wearing knickers and blue cap. Also sought with two other youths are Willie Moss Lee 19 and Sidney Gordon 18 near Ashtabula Ohio in a coordinated alert issued by Secretary Patterson.
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Corry Motor Cluic
HL Elwod Jones
Philadelphia
United States
George Patterson
Radio Sta Od
Soordtury
Pate Tervtin
Indig
Willie Moss
Lee
Sidney Gordon
Five Best Radio Features Overview and Schedules
A summary of today’s top radio features across major stations. Highlights include World War II era wartime programs, comedy segments from KGO Oakland, WLW Cincinnati, WEAT New York, and WEEN Boston. Also noted are Central and Eastern time concert slots and a featured program titled The Chair Invite.
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War
Davenport
Hirama
KGO
Oakland
WLW
Cincinnate
WEAT
News York
WCAG
GLK
Ween Boston
Wear
Washington
HORS
Woo
Philadelphia
Bartern
Gypsy Grehentta
WAP
WRAL
New York
Eastorsi
Telegraphers close call as train averts deadly strike
Miss Lupto, a 44 year old telegrapher from St Marys employed by the Pennsylvania railroad, narrowly escaped being struck by locomotive No BUS near Sheffield station. She stepped from the track as the eastbound train approached, suffering scalp wounds and other injuries but avoiding fatal injury. Attending doctors expect recovery.
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Bhopinge
Sheffield
Wieworming
Mise
Lupro
St. Marys
Pennsylvania Rairoad
Strucker
Citiig
Indy
Lupto
Simi
Warren
St. Marya
Shiefield
Miss Lupro
Alumni Play Ticket Sale Progresses For Community Event
High School Alumni Association reports strong advance sales for the Community Players production The Lavdiey and February 2 and 24 dates at the High School auditorium with many alumni aiding In addition the association unveils advertising stunts including window cards and a display window donation from Brownefell Shoe Company rehearsals show promising talent and the production is expected to outshine last year’s success
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Alfvinite
Pondra
J. W Campbell
Aludhi Association
BroWwefell Shoe Company
The
Ingean Cress
Praying Boy Bandit Held on Multicrime Charges
Roy Smith an 18 year old described as the praying boy bandit is held on charges tied to shootings payroll robberies and burglaries that have unsettled the city for two months. Authorities question his claim of being discharged from the United States Marines two years ago after stealing a machine gun and fleeing Jamaica.
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United Prem
Columbus
Ohio
Roy, Smith
Smith
United States
Haiti
Ne Iy
Lancanter
School Board Holds Saturday Meeting and Appointments
The Board of Education met Saturday evening with members Barnes Ames Tilstrom Love Patterson and Sweet present. Minutes were approved. Dedication plans were reviewed and Hillstrom appointed to arrange place cards for the Homemaking House banquet. A solicitor for the board and an additional janitor for Junior High were debated, and bills were approved before adjournment.
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Board of Education
Barnes
Messrs. Ames
Tilstrom
Love
Patterson
Sweet
Suipt Hemstreet
Ames
Hillstrom
Mrr
Bates
Harrisburg
Willstrom
Heavy Loss As German Storm Ravages Bavaria and Vienna
Severe storms across South Germany cut Karwald and surrounding towns off from telecommunication. Fires followed the storm damaging many homes and injuring several people. Bavarian forests saw toppled trees and broken lines while Walchéninet and Eitsee areas reported heavy damage. In Vienna a violent wind storm felled a train wreck near Stoble Wolfgang, killing several and injuring many.
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Bereib
Sen
Walchéninet
Eitsee
Vienna
Thr Trabke
Stoble
Wolfgang
Heart Trouble Claims Wife of Sparta Farmer
Meg Elizabeth Goodwill, wife of Oscar Goodwill, of near Spartansburg, died in a physician office due to heart trouble. She collapsed in the waiting room while seeking medicine, with husband and six year old daughter Katherine nearby. The body was prepared by Alexander and Co and will be taken to the Spartansburg home. survived by husband, daughter Katherine, two sons Justus and Delbert, and brothers Tyrons Nargity and Carl Dine.
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Meg Elizabeth Goodwill
Oscar Goodwill
Spartansturg
Wille
Troy Gillette
Reaty
Physican
Gillette
Katherine
Corry
Fede Pri Gillette
Dhat
Ptnick
Nurling
Hydtown
Tyrons Nargity
Carl Dine
Cleveland
Knights of Columbus to stage pre dance concert
Knights of Columbus plan a concert at the State Armory next Friday before the annual barn dance. The program, drafted by officers, features the Varmony Quartet Harold Dietzel Clifford Jourder Lag Cook and Clyde Weir with Thomas Clark as soloist. Glypt Tang Meadville Orchestra will provide music with an added musician for the barn dance. The Armory and sheds will be decorated and the event draws dancers from nearby cities and Corty. Myrtle Darling returns to Erle after visiting the Tubbs sisters.
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Knights of Columbus
seLenten
State Army
Counerl
Varmony Quantet
Harold Dietzel
Clifford Jourdér
Lag Cook
Clyde Weir
Thomas Clark
Caseya
Knigits
Glyp- Tang
Meadville
Barn
Ain
Corty
Air Defense Gaps Cited In Senate Hearing
Washington February 16 Brigadier General Gerine Fries leader of the Army Chemical Warfare Service testified to the Senate Aircraft Committee that there is no defense against sustained air attack besides opposing the enemy planes. He warned that an air force could wipe out Washington and noted the airplane manufacturing industry is at its lowest ebb. Cleveland inventor Glen L. Martin testified about industry conditions and production challenges.
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Wey United Poe
Washington
Gerine Fries
Army Chemical Wirfare Service
Jy Renin Tires
Aly of
Deverty
Glens L. Marlin
Cleveland
Snyder attacks Pinchot salary saving claim
Harrisburg, Tech 1 State Treasurer Charles A Snyder released executive department payrolls for December 1923 and 1924 showing a net salary increase of 194,052.30 under Governor Pinchot's administration, countering a claim of salary savings cited in the Alexander resolution. He questioned the governor's savings and noted increases and decreases across departments, arguing the books contradict the stated savings.
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Harrisburg
Tech
Charles A Snyder
Lovernor Pinchot
Sproule Tern
Executive Board
House
Alesander
Dienafum Bnyder
Treaty Department
Guyetor
Public urged to attend new Junior High School dedication
The public is invited and urged to attend the dedication of the new Junior High School on Tuesday evening. The doors will open at 7 o'clock for tours by a reception committee of Prof MJ Tlanden and Inemberg, followed by an 9 o'clock program in the auditorium and a general reception after.
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New Junior High
Tlanden
Inemberg
Filibuster Threats Stall Senate Bills in Congress
Senate filibusters threaten to block major measures for the Muscle Shoals Cape Cod canal and Bureau of Reclamation bills as Congress nears a two week mark. Senators Curtis Underwood and Butler weigh compromise while cabinet nominees loom and party discipline tightens around the stalled legislation.
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Mie Sy
Cape Cod
Curtis
Butler
Massachusetts
Cape Cod Canal
Bursum
New Mexico
Mise Jorith
Underwood
Alabama
Charles B. Warren
W. B Humphrey
Federal Trade Commission
Thomas F. Woodlock
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kiwanians and Rotarians Meet at Joint Address
Senator Woodbridge N Ferris will speak at a joint Rotary and Kiwanis meeting at the Presbyterian church dining hall tomorrow magn. The talk opens Corys new high school and educators gather with Board of Education members expected to attend.
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Ferris
Presbyterian Church
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Cory
New Thnior High School
Rotary
Kirwanis
Board of Education
Probe death of judge in Minneapolis vault office
Investigation opens into the death of Judge John Z. McGee a United States district judge in Minneapolis found with a bullet wound in his office vault. Police believe he shot himself. A coroner’s inquest will be held today as authorities compile details.
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United Prest
Rescue Work Near Sand Cave Crimped by Rock Obstacle
At the mouth of Sand Cave Kentucky on February 16 193... Collins was believed dead according to a government led briefing. Brig. Gen. Denhardt E S Posey and Dr Funkhouser joined the declare that no doctor had yet examined Collins. Crews faced a narrow bore slowly advancing through five feet of solid rock toward the cavern where Collins might lie. The noon communique suggested striking within ten feet but obstacles and vibrations limited progress and one man at a time could work the heading. Local residents voiced cautious optimism that Collins would emerge soon despite repeated delays.
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Collins
H. H. Denhardt
E. S. Posey
HT. Carmichael
WD. Funkhouser
United Press
Sand Cave
Ploud Collins
Wisna
Hias
Cothan
Floyd Collins
Thi Tayyeau Tre
Bind Cave
Tes Funni Barrier
Bloye
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