Rotary Kiwanis joint meeting in Erie honors Tut exhibit
Rotary and Kiwanis clubs in Erie hosted a joint gathering at the Presbyterian church, featuring a program by A. Carter on archaeology and King Tut tomb discoveries. Speakers highlighted Tutankhamun’s era, with praise for collaboration and community involvement amid stormy conditions.
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Greateiwania
Kotararyy
Kiwantung
Vthieu Privipld
Rotary
Kiwania Clit
America
Tollowse
Sehurch
Olin W. Bracken
Ry Taiy Glub
Ci View
Chorley 2
Ep Iiluiy
Wis
Rormustey
Betsring Weir
Brown Wend
Ditus
Hindoa
Jack Loveland
Marry Auer
Ramantel
Manastawn
Howard Carter
Keine Mir Ankh Anon
Chanetts Aibdishoveres
de Tanson Adelared
Ty Munscin
Curie
King Tut
Winners in Tax War Democrats Fortify Stand
Washington details the House vote 222 to 10 on tax schedules seconded by Democratic unity to preserve the Mellon program against administration efforts to reverse it. Longworth signals potential compromises while Green plans for an 11 percent rebate face adoption. The Garner plan fades, with Garnt substitutes and record votes foreshadowed as criminal trials in Erie loom over bootleggers like Martowice and Gachivas.
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Coalition In House
Washington
Mellon
Longworth
Plam
Gerner
Texas
Tomake
Fo Fm
Wdichne
Joom
Garner Klan
Retur ns From Mr and Mrs Gilson in Florida Trip
Mr and Mrs Gilson returned home after six months away The trip began in September with a drive to Florida and ending by rail due to eye trouble He plans to operate a moderately priced wallpaper business in Jamestown An evening program by the Kiwanis Club featured Rev Dr Hanson Jim Wright and music
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Frank Gilson
Mfami
Pla
Ilson
Florida
Baltimford
Mal
Gileon
Avikh-Amon
Dr Hanson
Kiwanis Chub
Jamestown
Jim Wright
Tod
Sthon
Barney Google
Doc
Graham YE
Kiwanis Club
Krnie Morrow
Doe Wood
Sinclair to testify Monday in oil scandal inquiry
United Press reports Sinclair will be called to the witness stand Monday in the Teapot Dome oil scandal inquiry. Committee chair Lenroot announced Sinclair will appear and answer if Lenroot claimed no weapon was kept for him. Sinclair arrives in New York and is expected to respond to a subpoena upon stepping from the boat.
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United Press
Washington
Peb
Sinclaie
Thhirmian Lencoot
Teapot Dome
Lenroot
Hsm Ao
Sinclair
New York
Senator Walsh
Montana
Adams
Colofidy
Walsh
Delay in State Permit Holds Up Eagle Street Sewer Plan
The city faces delays as three permit applications to the Department of Health stall the Eagle Street sewer project. City Engineer Dickson reports a favorable decision near, with work potentially beginning on West Wayne, Engle Street, and lower Marion Street, while awaiting necessary state authorization.
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Eagle Street
Department of Health
Dickson
Engle Street
West
Waynester
Delayerne
Marion Stom
Essex
Washington
Eymncal
Tile
Daugherty Hangs To Office By Mere Thread
Washington report says Attorney General Daugherty may resign only if a single Teapot Dome fact ties him to the cabinet. Senate committee evidence could force him out, though officials expect no resignation unless proof arises. Meantime Daugherty prepares a response to Wheeler’s sensational charges as Hongstein makes a brief business visit.
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Daugherty
United Meade
Washington
Standal
Senate Committee
Coolidge
Reliabi
Fragmented School Notes Highlight Unknown Names
An OCR fragment mentions G Hy Gonty Ry Morgan Wolf Jeb Huth and others in a derailed school project context. Readers should note unclear phrases and expect further clarifications as names and roles are unresolved.
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Yontudiy
Corey
G. Hy Gonty
Ry Morgan
Wolf
Jeb
Huth
Highways Impassable By Severe Winter Storm Blast
Harrisburg and Philadelphia endure a major winter storm with sleet snow and heavy winds. Roads clogged and plowed, trains delayed, and power and sewer work disrupted as city streets flood and drifted highways halt travel. North eastern Pennsylvania mines shuttered while ice coats wires and transit slows. Two people killed in accident scenes as officials report widespread disruption.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ji Pam
Unla County
Johnstown
Chambersburg
Philadelp
Ope Uion
Strick
Soc
Ein
Wilkes Barre
Pecnyylvattia
Worsk
Alee Wariy
Piptsburgh
Holda Holiger
Ated Geiler
Entire family slain in deadly interior incident
A family of three was killed nine miles from town following a family quarrel. Investigator reports indicate Loula Kunte, 65, and two others were shot by a man named Kunty fired at the Whistle home. The tragedy was discovered early today after neighbors alerted authorities.
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Homer
Fels
Loula Kunte
Hutcher
Uoiday
Constable
Elliot
Kunty Ushig
Kile
Mim Joseph Whistle
Uwir Sveurnid
Jallad Kinwell
Whistle
Adiea
Deplorable conditions in the IGE house revealed
Washington reports investigators detail deplorable conditions in the Pittsburgh office of the prohibition bureau. Acting Prohibitions Commissioner Jones says division chief Simona in Pittsburgh will not be removed. Full confidence remains in officials with no blame placed on the office.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
Fureau
Simona Ie
Jones
Pitteburghi
Jonin
Decline in City Women Tax Delinquents Reported
About 150 women in the city have not paid their 1925 school tax per capita, with roughly 90 of them indicating they will pay. Collector H. Marley notes improved school tax payments after levies were issued. Daily constable actions continue on delinquent cases, and costs rise when entry is refused.
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Gavin
Marley
Manny
Funeral of Mrs. Alice Mead in Columbus
Impressive funeral services were held for Mrs. Alice Mead a longtime Columbus resident who died at the home of Marvin Mead near Spring Creek. Rev E Redinger officiated with pallbearers Fy Kinkman Perry Mead A Mead Marvin Mead George Mead and Walt Howard. Burial followed at West Lancaster Columbus. Mrs George I Davis of Spartanburg arrived for a visit with her sister Nora Titus and family.
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Alice Mead
Columbus
Marvin Mead
Spring’ Creek
Rey E
Rediniger
B.chirdh
Mead
Parry Mead
Kinkman
Perry Mead
A. Mead
George Mead
West Lantometer
Mra
George I
Davis
Ot Spartanisburg
Nora Titus
Elkins Admits Stock Deals in Sinclair Oil Experiment
Senator Davie Elkins of West Virginia disclosed to United Press that he bought and sold Sinclair Oil stock through Benkard & Co and possibly other firms. He said his trades included several hundred shares and denied insider tips or wrongdoing, arguing the stock market remained lawful and that the current hysteria should end. He indicated he would testify before the Senate Teapot Dome committee and wished to discuss details with committee members.
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United Pros
Washington
Davie Elkins
West Virginia
United Press
Sinclaip Oll Stucky
Henkard & Dy
New Yorke
Elkin
Etatert Eiking
Sinclair Oiltock
Sinclair
Eilins
Benkard & Co
Sinclair Oil
Tethleheim Steel
Cnd
Reading
Railrand Steck
Senate
Stock Exchange
Burkard and Co
Sinclair Stock
Elkins
Com
Harry
Hayne Whitney
New York Sportinu
Whitney
Sweer
L. Crocker
Hind
Christian Not Seeking Office Withdrawn Nomination
President Coolidge withdrew George 8 Christian's nomination to the Federal Trade Commission from the Senate upon Christian's request. Secretary C Bascom Stemp announced the action and said the correspondence between Christian and the President would be made public.
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Union Rea
Washington
George 8
Christian
Fiie Commission
Senate
Poolidge
C. Bascom Stemp
Stemp
Great Uncle of Platt among Crawford's early slayers
Meadeville reports a great uncle of Albert Platt, linked to the 1821 murders in Crawford County. David Lamphires was the second man executed there for killing a woman to rob her, a public hanging on Grove Street. The county saw 80 years without an execution until 2001 when Frank Major was hanged for a Titusville police chief murder.
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Meadville
Feb
Albert Platt
Bilis McGowal
Denison Gomnery
Crawford County
David Lamphien
Secomis
David Lamphires
Jov
Grove Street
Lamphires
Crawland County
Frank Major
McGrath
Titusville
Spartansburg
Charles Weatherbee
Poincare Approves Key German Reparation Plan Proposals
United Press reports Prime Minister Poincare approves in principle the main suggestions of Experts Committee No 1 for Germany's rehabilitation. The plan includes a moratorium on reparations, creation of a German police or army, suppression of Franco Belgian control of Rhineland railways, removal of Rhine customs barriers, and an interior German town for repatriating German capital.
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United Press Parts
Tech
Mai
Germany
Cain
Wold
Card Party at Maccabedy Lull Draws Sixty Guests
The Branch No L. C. TA hosted a successful card party last evening in Maccabedy lull with about seventy guests. Sixteen tables were in play as progressive pedia wag fanmed and awards were presented to Mrs VY. Gre hand Job Cullen Mrs. Mr Deempai and Deonard Burkhard. Refreshments of coffee were served by a committee. Plans are under way for another card party before the Lenten season.
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Branch
L. C. TA
Maccabedy
Wwe
VY. Grehand
Job Cullen
Mr Deempai
Deonard Burkhard
Former Penn Senator Dies at Florida Resort
William Kill, 72, former Pennsylvania senator and Republican figure, died at a Florida resort from bronchial pneumonia. Funeral arrangements were completed in Petersburg after he had planned to celebrate his golden wedding anniversary. his wife was with him, and his children were expected to arrive late.
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PENNA
Florida
Reserved Seats by Serial Number in the Community Notice
Fragmentary OCR reads about reserved seating by serial number directed to holdeurs of regarver with a Friday or Thursday reference and unclear names. The readable fragments indicate a community notice requiring payment or action relating to seating allocations and serial identifiers.
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Régarver
Thors
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Erie
Corry’ Kiwanis Club
Presbyterian Church
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Frio
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Rey
Dan Gachivas
Autlér
Lato
Joe Aviat
Meg
Mike Pellei
William Mulliese
Hongstein
Brie
Dow
IGE
Platt
Crawford
Poincare
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