Congress enters final week with ambitious measures ahead
United Press notes the 70th Congress in its final week with plans to clear the calendar. Key items include a $150,000 canal survey in Nicaragua, a $24,000,000 prohibition enforcement increase, a Coolidge-Mellon tax proposal, and swift action on naval construction and reapportionment. Senate session adjustments and nominations are also in play as local bills and the Reed report shift seats.
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United Press
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Nicaragua
Panama Canal
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Near
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Texas
Railway Board of Mediation
Faci Commission
Reed
Vare
Pennsylvania
Assured Victory Tonight for Campaign Drive
The message urges workers to raise several thousand more dollars to reach a bankable total. A final big rally is set for 8 o’clock at the Municipal building, with pledges expected from workers and citizens to push the total toward ninety thousand dollars for a forecast win.
Dempsey Seeks Safety After Miami Beach Shooting
The New York World reports an unidentified man fired a revolver at boxing star Jack Dempsey at his room in a Miami Beach home. Dempsey reportedly ducked the shot and the assailant fled, leaving surrounding staff shaken and investigators to pursue leads.
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World Today
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Miami Beach
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Atranger
Dairymen Set Meeting at Cambridge Springs
Sub district meeting of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association of Urle and Crawford counties to be held at the Grange hall Cambridge Springs on February 28. All members urged to attend. Meeting starts at 11 p m with dinner to be served at 1280 potonte.
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Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
Urle
Grawford Counties
Grange Fall
Cambridge Springs
Thi
The Biggest Thing Embraced by a Helpful Village
An old newspaper verse tells how Doctor Gritt and Deacon Grace launched a venture that grew as Uncle Doubt cautioned. Soon a merry crew of neighbors including Denton Grumble and Madam Criticize joined, turning the enterprise into the citys largest effort.
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Uncle Doubt
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Supt Dewey Attends National Education Convention
Supt Ralph Dewey of Corry Schools will attend the National Educational Association Department of Superintendence convention in Cleveland. The event opens today and runs through Thursday with school officials from across the United States, national speakers, and about two hundred exhibits of school work and equipment.
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Ralph
Dewey
Cleveland
National Educational Associaton
Gleveland
Speakers of
Taxpayers urged to file income tax returns locally
A deputy from Tabernut Rovomuata will assist local taxpayers with filing income tax returns at the post office building. The collector remains there today and tomorrow, offering help throughout Tuesday.
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Tabernut
Five Taken In Raid By Police Here Saturday
Police arrested five people at the home of Mrs. Trev Nelson on South Center Street Saturday night. The raid followed weeks of suspicion of bootlegging operations. officers confiscated twenty-one bottles of beer and many empty bottles as evidence. Two local women and two Corry men were detained. four face disorderly conduct charges and Mrs. Nelson with operating a disorderly house. The suspects were held for hearings before the police magistrate tonight.
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Trev Nelson
South Center Street
B. Porter
Tipton
Finn Sen
Rupnersburg and Brown
Star Garage Building Sold On Saturday
The south half of the Blar Garage on North Center Street and garage equipment plus automobile parts, owned by the late Frank F. Gillette, were sold at public sale. Murray R. Olds bid in the garage building for his father L. W. Olds at about 12000 including a mortgage. The Gillette lot at Congress and Wright streets sold to Harrison Keppel, another Fourth Ward parcel to P. H. Mould, and a neat land parcel in Warren bought by Mr. Colt.
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Donovan Likely Cabinet Choice Meets Hoover
President-elect Hoover met with Assistant Attorney General William J. Donovan, a WWI hero, amid expectations he will be named Secretary of War. Also briefed by Secretary of the Navy and Frank W. Stearns, with talks touching immigration policy and the Nye resolution.
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United Press
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Lindbergh in Mexico Rumor Wedding Near
Mexico City reports speculative talk that Col. Charles Lindbergh and Miss Anne Morrow plan a wedding soon. Lindbergh flew from Bugle Pass to rejoin his party, then departed toward Cuernavaca, with details kept secret amid bandit reports and embassy visits.
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United Press
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Valhuena
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Cuernavaca
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Tia
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Wichitt
Mar
Help Shove It Through the Top
A brief, cryptic item noting a pursuit or bid with sums of 30000 320000 and 10000, referencing top placement or advancement. The readable fragments suggest a financial or contest context without clear participants or dates. Further readable details are needed to identify persons or organizations.
Sinclair Distributing Center Planned Near City
Representatives of the Sinclair company discussed establishing a distributing center in the city with a warehouse and four storage tanks to be built on railroad property east of West Wayne street opposite Regens Structural Steel Company. Work on the warehouse is to start tomorrow morning and will serve a 15 to 20 mile radius with Sinclair products.
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Wayne Street
Regens Structural Steel Company
Phied Ward
Renovo
Buffalo
Vaughn
C. J. Rundel
New + York
Sinclair Company
Journal
Sinclair Products
Dr. Runderill
Secret French Belgian Pact Stirs Europe
The Utrecht Dagblad published a supposed secret treaty between France and Belgium calling for mutual aid and mobilization of up to 1.2 million troops. Officials questioned authenticity while warning it could reshape European defenses against Germany Italy and Spain. The report noted railway usage and joint military operations planned with a general mobilization once agreed.
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Marion Street Home Damaged by Fire Sunday
Fire heavily damaged the upper apartments of Mr and Mrs Harry Wiles on Marion street about 11 o clock Sunday morning. Believed to have started from a radio set short circuit the blaze confined to the living room where furnishings were burned. The Miles and Bertha Nichols occupants were away at the time and the loss is insured.
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Marion Street
Oelock
Miles
Bertha Nichols
Blige Beng
Tornado Kills Four in Texas and Damages Towns
A fierce Texas tornado killed four people and injured about a dozen as it demolished 26 buildings. Alfred Gibson and his wife died near Grand Prairie, and Mr and Mrs N B Jones perished in Cooper, where a path over ten feet wide cut through the town and twenty five dwellings collapsed. Five others were hurt by falling debris.
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Paris
N. B Jones
Cooper
Industrial Pind pledge drive aims to reach eighty thousand
A community campaign reports substantial pledges toward an $80,000 goal for the Industrial Pinch fund. D A Hillatronty wires $1,000. DeRosay adds $50. Oliver Castér contributes $25. other donors include Kins ey Drug Store, H W Parker, and Corry ministers. A trustees group is urged to oversee collection and administration, with a mass meeting at Municipal Building tonight to finalize subscriptions.
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Harrison Keppel
D. A. Hillatronty
California
Corry Brick and
Todiy
Handistila Fund
Thane
Kenown
Sparrow
Tyne
Gnal
Bentley
Central Committee
Somi
Iowa
Pinch
Alexander
Inx
Oliver Castér
Canter v
Don Kitseard
Kindsey Drug Store
H. W. Parker
Corry
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