Corry Hospital Funds Sought to Aid City Hospital Debts
Corry City Council heard a petition from the Corry Hospital Association requesting a $6,000 loan within six months and a $6,000 annual allocation to keep the hospital operating. Hospital leaders cited debt around $17,400 and pledges totaling about $7,000, while opponents urged restraint to avoid increasing city indebtedness.
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Corry Hospital Association
Municipal Commission
Corry Hospital Board
Medical Assocation
Corry Taxpayers’ Union
Frst
Taxpayers’ Union
Counci
Frank T. England
WF. Brown
Grown
Corry
England
Brown
Ibelief
Sovari
Te Hospital
Corry Medical Association
W. W. Graham
J. €. Kibler
T. Gillette
G B. Bennett
Ounell
Shanghai Blast Tragedy Claims About 100 Victims
United Press reports a rubber plant explosion at Ziamg Dah in Shanghai killed roughly 100 workers, many unidentified. Police fear a higher toll as 160 workers remain missing. the blaze and shock of the blast leveled the plant and surrounding buildings.
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United Press
Shanghai
Ziamg Dah
States in Open Race to Submit Day Question
The nation moves toward a vote on prohibition as states rush to set up ratification machinery after Congress sent the Blaine resolution to repeal the 11th amendment. New York, Wyoming, West Virginia, Georgia, and South Carolina act or plan to act to call conventions and gauge public opinion.
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United Press
Congress
Washington
State Department
New York
California
Georgia
Leitman
State
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Empire State
Wyoming
West Virginia
Old South
Blackwood
South Carolina
Minister Rev. J. B. Baker Hurt In Tree Fall
Franklin street pastor Rev. J B Baker sustained a fractured vertebra in a fall while trimming a tree on the Roosevelt highway near Corry. He was taken to Hamot hospital Erie for treatment and faces weeks of confinement under specialists care.
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J. E. Baker
Erie Hospital
J. BE. Baker
Franklin Street
Firat
Hamot Hospital
Erle
Tay
Baker
Erie Institution
Berendeau
Jeannette Parkhurst
Roosevelt Highway
Corry
Cid
Paraguay to act on war declaration
Paraguay's president will convene an extraordinary Congress session on Friday to seek authority to declare war on Bolivia. Concurrent reports from Tacna say Peru mobilizes citizens aged 21 to 45. A large crowd in Tagna denounces Colombia with cries of On to Rogotd.
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Uniseg Roe Ascincion
Paraguay
Congress
Bolivia
Arica
Chile
Peru
Tacna
Tagna
Colombia
Corry autoist's narrow escape at Center street crossing
Charles Monroe of the Prudential Life Insurance Company escaped serious injury by inches when his northbound auto failed to see a lantern-wielding watchman and edged into a westbound Erie freight train at Center street crossing. Spectators feared a collision as the car cleared the tracks by a hair.
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Charles Monroe
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Center Street
Erie
Monroe
First Ward
Shade
MODIFY BAN ON MICHIGAN BANKS
Michigan governor announces a supplemental proclamation permitting limited banking across the state to be issued today. He hints some operations may not differ from present, with the noon timing or just before Senate action on granting dictatorial powers. The Senate Banking and Currency committee approves a Couzens resolution authorizing national banks to cooperate with state banks on emergency regulation.
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United Press
Lansing
Milo
Michigan
William A. Comstock
Senate
Orr
Washington
Couzens
Basking and Currency Committee
France Eager To Reopen Debt Conversations
President elect Roosevelt plans afternoon meeting with France ambassador Paul Chaudel amid hints Paris wants to restart debt talks. The discussion follows Roosevelt's prior talk with Britain's ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay on how to balance debt relief with global economic action. The two set to discuss general aspects of a world economic conference and share unofficial British views, with a meeting expected soon.
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United Press
New York
Debi
United States
Roosevelt
Paul[chaudel
France
Ronald Lindsay
Frinter
Britain
State Department
Hoover
Great Britain
America
Mr. Roosevelt
Ronald
Gne
End of Civilization talk sparks debate at college club
Dr Mudge of Pete State Teachers College told Ro tary Club the world is at the dawn of a new civilization with sweeping, improving changes after World War I. He argued the war marked the downfall of current civilization and predicted a new era of advancement. Guests Franklin Babbitt and Low Clough attended. Separately in Louisville, sixty striking workers attacked 100 employers in front of the Sherman & Sons factory injuring a dozen, three seriously, requiring emergency care.
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State Teachers’ College
Mudge
Pete State Teachers' College
Rotary Club Today
Mudgeesun- Jeck
Dr. Mudge
Franklin Babbitt
Erie
Low Clough
Union City
Louisville
Sherman & Sons Garment Facttory
Pennsylvania Assembly votes to repeal day enforcement act
Harrisburg February 21 the House approved the Conner Sowers bill repealing Snyder Armstrong State prohibition enforcement act by 136 to 62 with objections noted from Turners De Frehn Rhodes and Sarg. The measure seeks immediate consideration amid partisan dispute over legislative priorities.
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United Press
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
Conner-Sowers
Snyder-Armstrong
Contr
Rep
Sowers
Conner
Corry Merchants Plan Dollar Day Sale Around Town
Corry merchants announce a Dollar Day sale this Thursday offering shoppers incentives to visit local stores. Participating outlets include Condra Pharmacy Root's Furniture BH Quignon Hardware Bernatein Bros Newhouse Shoehouse Phillips Jewelry F.C. Chapin & Sons Doane Hardware Murphy Co. Keister's Cut Rate Drug Store Pair Store and Montgomery Ward Co.
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Vunyea Sue UP
Tau Journal Earories
Corry
Condra Pharmacy
Root’s Furniture Store
Quignon Hardware Store
Bernatein Bros. Newhouse Shoehouse
Phillips Jewelry Store
Wast Company
F.C. Chapin & Sons
Doane Hardware
Murphy Co
Keister
Montgomery Ward & Co
Blizzard Pummels Albany as Snow and Wind Roar
A fierce snowstorm struck Albany and surrounding areas with high winds and plummeting temperatures. The blizzard hampered driving and darkened streets, while officials warned of lingering cold before a forecast warmup likely Wednesday.
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Albany
Benefit for Athletic Association Show at Senior High
An amateur contest is set at Senior High School Thursday from 11 to 1 for the Athletic Association. An admission fee of five cents is charged and the public is invited to attend. Entries have been received and more are expected. A $2 prize will be awarded to the winner. Competitors include Gertrude Reed Allen Bennett Perry Haines Roger McCray Bee Hulings Mary Francia Brooks Billy Jewell’s band Jazz Kings V Philips and Mary Bear. Proceeds from the entertainment will go to the athletic association.
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O'Clork
The
Athletic Association
Anties
Gertrude Reed
Allen Bennett
Perry Haines
Roger McCray Bee Hulings
Mary
Francia Brooks
Billy Jewell
Jazz Kings
V. Philips
Senate group deadlocked on Schwartz Sunday sports bill
In Harrisburg the state Senate law and order committee reported deadlocked on reporting the Schwartz Sunday sports bill. Senator Salas proposed restricting Sunday afternoon outdoor sports to Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. A separate amendment would shift to local option requiring communities to initiate legislation after referendums. Chairman Trainer was to reconvene the panel.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Senate Law and Order Committee
Schwartz
Senate
Samuel Salas
Philadelphis
Salas
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Wold
House
Joseph C. Trainer
James Boyd
House Votes on Federal Cut Proposals in Brief
Washington lawmakers advanced two economy plans aimed at saving millions. One would impose a flat percent cut across all federal agency expenditures, the other would raise the existing pay cut to eleven percent. In Washington, Secretary of State Stimson submitted an Amendment to repeal Prohibition for ratification. In a separate item, Rear Admiral Robert B. Griffin, 76, retired, died at a Naval hospital. Also from Mukden, Japanese forces attacked Chinese entrenched near Waling after an all night battle near Chaoynsig in northern Jent province.
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United Press
Washington
House
Fedral
Stimson
Mukden
Waling
Chaoynsig
Jenot
War moves ripple through league and fronts in Asia
United Press report details Japan’s push toward Manchuria and Jehol amid League of Nations tensions in Geneva and Peiping. Japanese actions threaten Chinese sovereignty while Chinese raids disrupt Jehol frontier rail lines and communications.
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League
Japan
Manchuria
Far Eastern
Stewart Brown
United Press
Geneva
Web
J.supun
Assembly of Te
League of Nations
Committee of 19
Yeaurul Hon
Adj
Untiliays
Toking Denalte
Peiping
Nanjing
Peiyingtze
Jehol
Nese
Peipito-Shagyane Imi Tabuehan Tongliao Ralings
Peh
Tientsin
China
Manchoukuo
Col Honma
War Office
Jehal
Iran
Trafic
Connerting Tahusan
Hungliao
Tungling
Sal
Tientsny
Chines
Talnu
Gulf of Chihto
Mitchell probe exposes large income and banking concerns
Washington investigation reveals Mitchell income near 2.5 million dollars over two years as critics warn such earnings fuel unsound banking practices. Texas House votes 79 to 81 on moratorium measures tied to mortgages and foreclosures amid bank concerns.
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Washington
Stock Market Investigating Committee
J. Mitchell
Couzens
Mich
Mitchell
Austin
Tex
Texas House of Or
National Giky Bank
Wit de Representatives
Wolf Wis National City Co
Iil
Boettcher Says No New Contract From Whaapers
Denver officials report Claude EK Boettcher received notes from the Whaapers about his son Charles Boettcher but states no additional contract exists with the teen.
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Denver
Claude EK
Boettcher
Charles Boettcher
Thes
Teen
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Naval Hospital
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