Mines Resume Operation as Mines Defy Governor
Thousands of miners return to work today as coal operators in northeast Pennsylvania restart after a five year wage agreement. The Glen Alden and Hudson Coal companies lead the restart, with others promising to follow. Despite upbeat signs, some workers face uncertainty as settlements work through job status and long-term conditions. In the same area, a massive avalanche trapped and injured workers, but rescue efforts continue with dozens accounted for.
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United Prey Scranton
Oliveri
Glen Alden Co
Hudson Coal Company
Ty Vollieries
Pennsylvania Pual
Iit
Swollon
Fear Scores Still Buried Under Snow
United Press reports a mountain disaster where a slide hit a village killing and injuring many. Miners and volunteers dug through debris as survivors and bodies were recovered amid cold, heavy snow. Rescuers from diverse backgrounds worked up the cliffside to reach trapped residents.
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United Press
Tandam
Tumi
al Ay Pyérs
Idee
Sahil
le Brig
Javaladelie
Tony Marold Schlesmiany
Valasi
Ai Oter
Joe Mienda
Bearting House
Calila
Milness
Atencia
Payas
Cnue
Peters
Toys No Undertaking Establishment
Assisted Old Time Fiddler Returns from Jamestown Tour
Intex Mecucker arrived last evening from Jamestown where she performed as accompanist for Robert Stewart on the violin for two days. Henry Fort in Detroit sent a message reporting extended attendance and enjoyment of the program. Mr Stewart, aged 0, drew attention during the recent public event. Works praised by Browhert with a note of marvel. He resides in Tumestows and Bradfort.
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Jamestown
Pridl
Robert Stewart Pf
Stowilit
Henry Fort
Detroit
Ford
Mr. Stewart
Tee
Tie
Tumestows
Bradfort
Five Best Radio Features in Montreal Area
Readable reads list radio features with times and stations across Montreal and nearby markets. Features span musical interludes, organ performances, and evening segments presented by various stations including KDEA and WNYC with multiple times and a notable hockey broadcast.
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ENRM
Montreal
Bastern
Aart Serine
Tiartford
Mabby Olgamill
P.M. Suntral—Allrer
Tolling
KDEA
Pittsburgh
Hitage
KFKX
WAZ
SpeingHeldi
Dinner Musi
WNYC
New York
Hoyton
Special Session Ends Amid Senate Rift in Pa Legislature
Pa Feb 18 The extraordinary session of the Pennsylvania General Assembly closes with the Senate voting against a tempering of the Finance Committee's proposal and the House approving amendments to a finance measure. The session, marked by sharp difference with the administration, adjourned after debate over publications and distribution plans for state statistics and a speech by Barr. Senator Harrison opposed the final actions.
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Department of
Leon
Barr
Harrion
Tinines
Senate
Milon L Brown Elected President of Radio Club
Milon L Brown is named president of the Radio Club with deputies and officers listed, aiming to improve cooperation and reduce interference. The article notes plans for committee work, a potential board, and continued efforts to enhance reception and minimize external disruption through federal cooperation, with ongoing discussions and a continued meeting schedule.
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Milon L. Brown
Radio Club
Sweeney in County Jail Plea and Appeal
A garbled police report notes James Sweeney facing jail time after a court plea of guilty in Erie. Authorities pursued confinement in the county jail with a pending appeal or sentence in the case.
Chambers Pleads Guilty After Hearing in Jamestown
James Chambers, returned to Jamestown by officer J Rippersberger, was arraigned before Alderman Gor Jaton. He pleaded guilty to a statutory offense and was held for the next county court term. Bail set at $1,000. he may be taken to Erie for disposition. Police had previously searched for Chambers on October 15, 1924, and he escaped from the Chautauqua county jail before being recaptured.
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Offeer J
Rippersberger
James
Chambers
Jamestown
Cony
G.I. Gor Jaton
Erie
Siethe Chautauqta
Plunte
Maguilte
Jel
Excape
Fontert
Good Roads Talk Delights Kiwanis Club Members
Kiwanis members heard D L Gesse of Bunce Construction discuss good roads methods including gravel macadam asphalt and concrete as well as drainage and maintenance. Walter Le Peake honored Washington and Lincoln anniversaries while Rev A O Maitland and John Healey attended. The Kiwanis orchestra provided music and Ladies Night is set for next Wednesday at the Hotel Corry with plans underway.
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Kiwanis Club
D.L. Gesse
Bunce Construction Cmpany
Mire Gesse
Walter le Peake
Lab
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Alo. Maitland
John Healey
Kiwanis Orchestra
Hotel Corry
Early History of Corry to Be Shown on Stage
A Woman's Club committee plans a pageant on Corry history with scenes on the region before settlement, the town's founding, industrial beginnings, and early development. They seek residents with information to volunteer, aiming for a complete historical review of the city.
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Corry
Sunny
A Hallstrom
Jane Mrray
Harnes
WW Campbell
Hillstrom
Girlin
Sliss. Conatra
Missy McCray
Rey J. A. Maretin
Slippery Walks Cause Several Injuries in City
Early morning ice and freezing rain left sidewalks slick across the city. Two high school girls, Elizabeth Kirch and Ruth Spoon, suffered dislocated elbows after falls while both were treated by Dr. C. H. Kibler. Homeowners and delivery workers are urged to salt and clear steps to prevent further injuries.
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Journal
Elizabeth Kirch
Ruth Spoon
C.H. Kibler
Severe Midwestern Storm Disrupts Kansas City Transit
A severe midwestern storm swept Kansas City with a 56 mile gale, disrupting wire communications, delaying trains and streetcars, and closing tiles. The Weather Bureau warned of continued winter conditions with no thaw in sight and tides of eastward trains running up to nine hours late.
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United Press
Kansas City
Bansay City
Spartansburg Riceville Road Project Fails
A Crawford County meeting failed to secure paving for the Spartansburg to Riceville Corners segment joining the Titusville Union City highway. despite petitions and county reallocation of 68000 dollars, the group split on funding and the plan to place the Spartansburg project on the primary system was blocked.
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Spartansburg
Riceville Corners
Titusville-Union City
McKinney Highway
Crawford County Road
Estén
Corry
Concord
Pinchot
Corry Road
Sparta Riceville
Crayford County
Qorry
Protest Over Mexican Expulsions Moves House
Representative Boylan of New York urged a House resolution demanding the State Department disclose all information in its possession on the expulsion from Mexico of American Protestant missionaries and Catholic clergy. W Ed Marsh traveled to Washington for a day on business.
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United Press
Washington
Mexico
Boylan
New York
State Department
House
Pinchot Veto Faces Ballot Box Measure
The session ends with action on several measures as the administration pushes reforms. The vetoed Pinchot aligned bill for ballot access and election reforms advances, while banking law revisions fail. Gas tax, Delaware River Bridge tolls, and other election bills move toward final approval.
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Pinchot
Dulted Press
Arrisburg
Gian Pleleil
Elisiriel
Senate
House
Delaware River
Administration
Canine License Crackdown Arrests Sweep City
State official and new Dog catcher lead a drive against dog owners with delinquent 1925 licenses. Upwards of fifty informations issued. six hearings held with Alderman Gordon, others to be arraigned. Fines range five to ten dollars plus costs as police enforce the licensing campaign.
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Winder Way
Johnson
State Department of Agriculture
Gordon
Cdses
Anteher Remis
Inte
Upward Trend In Stocks Across Market Leaders
New York February 18 Traders on the short side faced a sharp upside surge as General Electric and American Can reached record territory. Texas Gulf Sulphur American Brake Shoe and other specialties showed strength, hindering bears from resuming the decline. Weak spots included Mercantile Marine pier and Baldwin, yet several eased losses with recoveries as contracts rolled off.
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Sy United
Ftess
New York
General Electric
American Can
National Mercantile Marine
Pier
Brake Bailly
Amn
Loco
Baldwin
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