SOUTH ST THEATRE BATTERED BY MAJOR FIRE AFTERNOON
Fire tore through the South Street Theatre this afternoon enveloping the building in flames. The blaze caused extensive damage estimated around thousands with no insurance and displaced the owners Mr. and Mrs. Parker along with staff. Nearby structures sustained smoke and water damage as firefighters battled to control the blaze.
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Anne
Bedly
Stanford Hose
Harry
Hark
Mra
Markie
Jimmy
Mire
Shiva
Duirnal
Pauline
Mme
Thn
Atuté
Iment Mita Alfling
Jrete
Jaqudr
Messenger Estate
Los
Manley Parker
Crenor
Tom
Railway Shift Outlined for Erie Passenger Service
A detailed plan discussed at a conference outlines a shift in operation for the Erie railroad. The changes include reorganizing locomotive and engine crews and consolidating freight and passenger offices. Officials expect the transition to occur within a week with arrangements for the Willow City and Akeark routes and joint management of the passenger ticket office.
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Oyiora
Bo RT
Tiwaa
Erie
Jolit Yooal
Agint Gottrall
Miko
Exlu
Akeark
Willow City
Dipot
Ira
Corry athlete commended as Penn coach admired
The article praises a Corry athlete and Penn coach Jon Mourdil for guiding the Penn basketball team. It extols the coach’s leadership and the players’ development as the Red and Blue seek a winning stretch this season. It notes the team’s 15 straight wins and student praise for Jourtrot’s program.
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Corry
PENN
Jon Mourdil
Philaitodphia
James T. Lang
Tenn Jung
University of Pennsylvania
Lon
Gilrness
Daakothall
Pon
Adawin
Dubiouw
Ublity Beoudae
Ips
Han
United Presa
Chigago
Edward Llaygn
Wna Grayow
RowedMwardi
New Dytsayga Democratla Noat
Three Little Tots Perished in Flames Tragedy
A fire claimed the lives of three young children and seriously endangered others in a factory area. Neighbors broke into a building to rescue more youngsters as flames spread.
Rail bill before president in Washington recall
Washington February 85 The hearing on the approval of Director General Walker D Hines bill looms as the measure awaits the President's veto or signature Today Attorney General Palmer has ready concluded the constitutional questions while rail administration presses ahead with possible disintegration and return of assets to private owners next Monday if approved by the executive.
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Washington
O. K
Walker D. Hines
Wilson
Generet Palmer
Ellroad
Mloda
Four Injured When Sharon Hotel Burns
A Sharon hotel fire injures four people with extensive burns and smoke inhalation. Arthur Dodge and George Appleton suffer injuries, while Andrew Lemos and Joseph Menny are treated for burns as the blaze damages the building. Local authorities investigate the cause and the extent of damages.
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Sharon
Witoni
Arthur Dodge
George
Andrew Lemos
Joseph Menny
Treaty split at convention may break GOP unity
A partisan split looms as Republicans brace for the Chicago convention over the treaty issue. Democrats expect a Hew Hampshire split and a push to ratify the pact, while Republicans face rebellion from delegates opposing any American involvement in the League of Nations. Party leaders fear a schism could force a compromise to keep the treaty alive.
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Washington
Hepwitienna
O. P
Kiatena Aire
Wemouratin Sunatira
Ratte
Fires Called Out by Department in City Incident
Two small fires prompted city department response in Washington. A stove fire in a rear elonet caused minor damage while a separate blaze in a factory line earlier was extinguished by crew. Authorities report limited losses with no injuries.
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Dept
Washington
Tat
L&—Porsony Fond
Foward
Metton
Rominenie
Morey Logistniine
Anor
Unclear. early report on murder case and diplomatic note
Fragmentary dispatch from WASISGDON dated February 24 mentions August Morrill and an Amuriedn citizen in a murder inquiry. It references a Mexican government dispute and requests arrest and punishment, noting the US embassy action and a planned discussion with authorities in Moston City.
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Wasisgdon
Morrill
Ronanis Manainillo
Sya
Kellyit
Dollins
Ailyisol
Moston Cilye
Corry High Loses Gridiron Thriller In Tight Contest
Corry High suffered a hard fought defeat as Morrison led Morrian and Young in an offensive showcase. Key plays and late fouls shaped the outcome with Morron and Hine among top scorers, while Mabry and Lip aids highlighted the visitors’ rally through the fourth period.
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Corey
Apiary
Shin
Guat
Ohana
Young
Morrison
Mornixon
Honretti
Cronin
Mérrinon
Splonman
Tor
Wright
French R R Unions Strike Forces Rails Idle
The National Federation of Railworkers ordered a general strike to begin immediately. Rail lines in Prussia halted, thousands unable to report to work, forcing lodging searches as protesters blocked routes. Troops deployed to Paris to protect rail property and deter riots. Government pledged no violence.
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United Prows
Maris
Talwarinion
Aame
Yareyingy
Wile
Thourhs
Paria
Gun Club Elects Officers And Plans March Meeting
The gun club held an officers election and named Rev. Atkinson president, Alvervon treasurer, and Paul Donevey secretary for 1930. A committee led by Wesley Howard will plan a club dance on March 1, with tournaments and indoor events planned ahead of the season. Members’ dues and a strong balance are noted, with numerous members listed as having paid dues in the recent meeting.
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Corry
Auttony Lew Fi
Alvervon
Paul Donevey
le Dylawa
NWA Muuirs
Luaveland
A. H
Wasley Pearce
Bush
Nko Lass
Briday
Tia
Iade
C. Dane
W. D. Nichole
W. G. Swan
Curtid Ke
Ostes
H. NM Hall
Hammond
OH King
John ‘Love
M. F. Coyle
W. Bo Kin
Legion Post Opens New Headquarters in Keating Block
The Corry Post of the American Legion unveiled its new club rooms in the Keating block with an informal social. About 25 members attended as the former Eagles lodge room, now owned by the Legion, was converted into the post’s headquarters. A business meeting outlined plans for the coming weeks and the move was warmly approved by attendees. Weather notes mention likely flurries tonight and tomorrow.
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Corry
The
American Legion
Keating Block
Jas
Aorio of Eagles
United Press
Legion
Mckehesport
Stater
Gthory
Phe Lowe
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