Hearings Continue for Delinquents in Bootleg Crackdown
State police join local authorities in a two day campaign as about fifty offenders are arrested in the city. Twenty four have faced hearings with fines ranging from one to ten dollars and costs. The drive targets dog license violations and illicit liquor activity amid efforts to curb raiding sheep and bootleg operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Johnson
Sinimnal Ihinstry
Yegrtierry
Tild & Journal
Gorton
Pr Wu
Loge
Ane
Johnson
Aheve
Moonshine Raids Lead to Five Prohibition Arrests
Five men were arrested in a city raid led by Mayor Bracken and state officials targeting illegal liquor, with operations at the Imperial Hotel and Eckert’s West Main Street dispensery. Seizures included dozens of pints of moonshine and bottles, while arrests followed undercover purchases and warrants.
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Jilin
Bidkert
West Maing Street
Wiley Imperial Lote
James Dennis
Impérial
Fateh Hire
Amys King
West Church Street
Bracken
Burkey
Tawa
Commonwealth
Erie
Ecuss
Seret JF
Haney
Munkle
Ta Mooney
PCR R Police
J. Mo
Imperial Hotel
Jong
Illeit
Roscoe Wilson
Dennly
Wilson
John ‘Eckert
Main Street
Kirst Avenue
Ity
Tilien
Eckert
United Press
Palm Beach
Ea Sands
Ralph Chirfensihlas
Jeast
Najin
Paris
Fear Snow Mountain Victims Rise as Rescue Efforts Continue
Rescuers at Bingham Canyon Utah search for victims after an avalanche trapped miners. Official counts vary with 14 confirmed dead and 87 missing or unaccounted as relief teams work through unstable debris. The disaster prompts safety reviews and ongoing rescue operations.
Justice Dept Clears Aluminum Co in Antitrust Probe
The department reports no evidence of unlawful restraint or delay of shipments by the Aluminum Co of America and its officers. A Senate investigation led by Senator Walsh will review the probe’s findings and related allegations as the inquiry proceeds.
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WABI
Heateh
Ahoninima Company
Anierte
Wrewsuery Muffets
Tip Trotters
RR Mellon
Leepartonent of
Tueller
Phil
Duns
Alter
Neuriknsian
True Commission Agate
Eum
Cone Dept Agaii
Senate
Walsh
Mom ‘Yana
Iquiey
Byhalrman Cummins
Senate Diary Committee
Fourteen Rescued From Japanese Vessel Dainehen Maru
In San Francisco on February 1 a rescue report states 14 sailors from the Japanese ship Dainehen Maru were saved by the tanker Java Arrow after a fierce storm. Two lifeboats with remaining crew members are still missing and feared swallowed by the sea.
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United Press
San Francisco
Fghtr
Dainehen Maru Se
Mil Pavine
Natine Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
Hay
Java Arrow
Countess Admission Case Heads to U S District Court
Arthne Gar field Mays, counsel for Vern, Countess of Anthear, seeks admission to a foreign country via writ of habeas corpus before the U S district court. Officials at Bilis Island report a plan to move the Cunard liner Aqwitania if the proceeding fails. Mary Sloan of Erie and Miss Eleunor Golgyrava are noted in the city.
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United Prose
New York
Arthne
Garfield Mays
Vern
Anthear
Bilis Island
Het
Aqwitania
Fas
Mi Tomorow
Mise Mary Sloan
Erie
City
Visi As
Eleunor Golgyrava
Radio Features Across Major Stations
A fragmented radio grid lists programs and performers across New York Chicago and Vancouver stations. Notable names include Marlon Pulley Giovagni Martinelli Marguerite D Alva rea and Providence area hosts. Schedule shows 8 to 10 PM time blocks with piano, tenor, contralto segments and Shakespeare readings.
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New York
KDKA
RYW
Whé
WRC
WGY
Baston
Nistor
Marlon Pulley
Giovagni Martinelli
Marguerite D'Alvarea
Chicago
Central
Metropolitan
Jaiterson
Censeal
Hideling
Ponte
Enry
Vancouver
Paoeile
NeIntyre
WEAP
York
Haas Reappointed State School Head
Governor Pinehroy reappointed Dr. Francis B. Haas of Philadelphia as Superintendent of Public Instruction after the Senate refused to confirm earlier. The new term extends to the end of the 1927 session, aligning with the extraordinary session outcomes.
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United Press Harrisburg
Senate
Pinehroy
Francis B. Haas
Philadelphia
Feared Husband Departure Triggers Murder Plot Tried
Kansas City police reveal a plan by Ellen V Lizenburg to kill her husband Charles A Lizenburg to collect a 5000 life insurance. John Disalvo tabaret operator claimed the plot while O V King posed as an underworld figure to seal the agreement. Mrs Lizenburg held for observation.
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United Press
Kansas City
Charles A. Lizenure
Ellen V. Lizenburg
Howard Named Venango Public Service Superintendent
Clinton M Toward has been named superintendent of the Venango Public Service Corporation local offices succeeding R S Pickup who was transferred to Meadville The appointment effective February 18 places Toward a longtime perin Public Service veteran who started with Corry Lighting and rose through the Venango system to oversee electric light and power distribution in the city Pickup moves to Meadville to manage Venango and North Western systems with weeks in Meadville indicated.
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Clinton M. Toward
Venango
Penn Bulsh
Themanigo Public Service Corporation
R. S. Pickup
Meadyite
Uowaril
Pebbwry
Superi
Pickup
Meadville
Venango and North Western
Coolidge Still In Bed As Cabinet Meeting Is Canceled
President Coolidge rests after a sudden cold and cancels his cabinet meeting planned for this morning. Major James Conpal advises continued rest with a White House press conference planned at four o'clock. Secretary Everett Sanders reported the president’s condition as improved and his pulse and temperature normal.
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United
Washington
Coolidge
James Conpal
Coolitire
Everett Sanders
White House
Sanders
Adams Aluminum probe adjourned to May first
Foreseeable adjournment of hearings in the Aluminum Company of America antitrust case before the Federal Trade Commission was forecast by attorney WW Smith. He cited income tax returns as needing time and asked for more delay. Richard P. Whiteley, FTC trial counsel, agreed the adjournment was expected.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Aluminum Company of America
Federal Trade Commission
WW. Smith
Richard P. Whiteley
Whiteley
Strikes Averted as West Rail Unions Reach Arbitration
Arbitration conference averts nationwide strikes as executives of fifty railroads west of the territory reach an agreement with conductors and trainmen unions after talks fail to yield an immediate settlement. Wage increases totaling about 300000 dollars annually are requested by the unions, averaging a dollar more per day per worker.
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United Press
Chicago
Une Vinton
Pete
Lbrajiimen
Wild Game Fed From Airplane Over Blair County
A Blair County Game Fish and Forestry Association report notes grain dropped from an airplane over Blair County to feed wild game unable to find food due to heavy snows. The project, approved by the State Commission, is being watched by hunters statewide as grain was distributed via hopper-equipped plane to former food-rich areas.
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New United Press
Altoona
Blair County Game, Fish, and Forestry Association
Blair County
Winter Storm Ravages Kansas City and Midwest
Storms blanket the Midwest with heavy snow and strong winds. Kansas City reports nine inches of snowfall and two deaths from accident and heart disease. Across Kansas and Missouri crews clear streets as forecasts show milder weather ahead.
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Scrathéy Bureau
Yisileil Uring
Porn Avhieh
Bayer Sestérila
Tvania
Atlantic
CS Sweatiner
Sturm
Jacksonille
Vin
Atlantic States
Kansas
Tech 1
Missouri
Dar
Kansas City
Texas
Mite
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Epidemic of Colds Grips Country Cities
Health authorities report a nationwide cold and grip epidemic spreading from coast to coast. New York warns of rising pneumonia deaths and weighs emergency measures for crowding in subways and stores. Local officials note improving pneumonia figures after a week of alarm.
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Coust
Erie
United Press
New York
Lewis Harris
Leone Freed of Murder Charge in Erie Court
Amedoy Leone was found not guilty of murder at 10 oclock last night by a jury in Erie County Court after about two days of deliberation. The verdict sparked applause from Leone’s supporters when Clerk Annette Young announced the decision.
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Erie
Amedoy Leone Wasy
Erie County
Frank Skabontth
Arean
Erie News
Hye
Tyere
Annette Young
Rioters in Vienna Incident Ends With Casualties
Antigovernment protests in Bucharest led to the killing of three people and injuring twenty policemen who tried to quell the disturbance.
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Vienna
Bucharest
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