Bitter fight for state G O P control nears over Smith seat
Washington dispatch reports a Senate vote battle over Beanie L. Smithy of Vitaly and whether to bar his seating. Majority sentiment leans to temporary seating while an investigation by a committee is ordered, with opposition planning to block his seating though not all Republicans oppose him. The session’s agenda hinges on this fight as protracted debate looms and resolutions to block Smith’s credentials may be introduced.
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Washington
Beanie L. Smithy
Vitaly
Kemite Toon
Smith
United Press Today
Sasith
Senate
Hirota Committee
Btense
Bours Carolina
Siolasre
Sehat Prdeximiate
Wiinitis Public Limities Commission
Growy
Respublicans
Smith Iil
Ashurst
Dom Ariz
Sil di
Dem
Wash
Rex Garage Foreman Injured in Freight Station Accident
Karley Vreamer, Rex Garage shop foreman, was seriously injured yesterday at a Pennsylvania Railroad freight station while assisting in loading autos. He was crushed between a car door and a mechanism, rendered unconscious for several hours. He is at Corry Hospital in serious condition.
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Rex Garage
Corry Hospital
Karley Vreamer
Rex
Pennsylvania
Segaral Houres
Ridge Street
Release Man Suspect in Third Ward Purse Snatch
Police nabbed a suspect in the West Smith street purse snatch but released him after the victim failed to identify him. The robbery occurred near the Pennsylvania railroad west of West Smith street about 10 pm Monday night. The robber seized a ring and fled. The suspect claimed he slept in a railroad shanty while en route home north of the city. The victim said the thief appeared older than the man held. Police continue the hunt with few clues as officers fear more robberies in other districts.
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Third Ward
West Smith Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago Cafes Celebrate New Year Crowds Jam The Loop
United Press reports Chicago welcomed the new year with crowded cafes and cabarets in the Loop. Revelers toasted, bought ice and whiskey, and police kept order with prohibition officers nearby. One man, Edward Hecker, was taken into custody after an evening of excess.
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United Pres
Chicago
State Street
Prohibition
Cistory
Attack on Fish Commissioner Sparks Surprise in Crawford County
Report from Meadville asserts pressure to replace State Fisheries Commissioner N. R. Buller amid rumors that Crawford County streams are neglected. Corry sportsmen and local officials praise Buller for major state fishery improvements and hatchery expansion, while alleging no imminent changes in the executive leadership.
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Crawford County
N. R. Buller
Striee
Corry
Meadville
Republican
Toslay
Biller
Crawford
Buller
State Department of Fisheries
A. G Buller
Fish Commission
Mrs J A Arnold Dies in Englewood California
Death notice for Mrs Jenttte A Arnold who passed away at her Englewood California home after illness. Former Cory resident ran a millinery store on West Main Street. Survived by mother Mrs Idd Prew and daughter Florence. Funeral at Englewood Cemetery Monday. Ruth Hecker left for Houston to visit Mika Doma Bennett for New Year.
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Ming. J. McBirow
Jenttte A. Arnold
Englwood
California
Oslock
Arnuld
Cory
West Main Street
Idd Prew
Florence
Arnold
Englewood Cemetery
Quiet New Year Observed Across Corry Celebrations End Year
Corry marked New Year’s arrival with church services and devotions at multiple congregations including the Baptist, Christian and Missionary Alliance, Pentecostal, United Brethren, and Salvation Army. A state armory dance led by El Burt Miller offered music, while the city reported a peaceful night with no arrests. Holiday hours closed businesses, and limited post office service was noted as the city welcomed the new year.
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Corry
Orry
Bapdat
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Penterostal
United Brethren
Sdlvasion Army
State Armory
Elburt Miller
Biks Clis J
Maj Cartiers
Ofice
Stanford Hose Company
Celebat
Sual “Uypen Jhonsa
City Plans to Keep 10 State Highways Open This Winter
City and State Highway Department arrange storage of a plow in Corry to ensure daily opening of routes from Union City to Erie and through Corry Sherman corridor. Plowing extends from Corry to Erie with M R Amy directing work on the western end. Efforts aim to keep West Smith Street clear daily and prevent motorist hazards during storms. Mohawk Condensed Mine Co plans to equip heavy delivery trucks with plows to keep Corry to Sherman road open. East Columbus avenues to city line expected to stay clear as winter flows continue.
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F. O. Howard
Corry
Union Citys
Erie
Highway Department
M. R.amy
West Smith Street
Tara
Mohawk Condensed Mine Company
Sherman
Columbus
Warren
Severe Earth Tremors Hit Calexico California
United Press reports a strong earthquake struck Calexico and surrounding areas early today causing damage to several structures. Many business and residential buildings were shuttered or may require demolition, with officials surveying the extent of the impact.
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Calexico
Calif
United Press Calexic
Wralth
Unis City
Jilin
Shaker Haven
Seilly
Southern town isolated by flood waters
Ben Stern reports Tartville Tennessee, isolated as floodwaters from overflowing streams surround the city on New Year’s Day. Rail tracks lie under water, hotels flooded, coal submerged, power lines down, and all groceries inundated. About 1,500 residents face cold, dark conditions with transport by boat and improvised rafts.
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Tartville
Tenn
Fi 1
Narville Tudlay
Atre
Holthir
Uusatre
Tromhiwse
Pittsburgh Annexes Three Boroughs at Midnight
Pittsburgh will annex three boroughs Knoxville Westwood and Carick at midnight tomorrow. The move follows a 1996 vote favoring joining the city and efforts to clear snowbound streets and erect fencing along East Columbus Avenue Union and South Center streets.
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United Pres
Pittsburgh
Carick
Knoxville
Westwood
Confiscation of Alien Property May Be Delayed
Mexico US dispute over oil laws may delay confiscation as Calles signals no immediate denouncements. Seizure feared but unlikely this week. 17 companies hold most onshore rights with $600000 value. Diplomatic severance seen premature while amicable settlement remains possible amid ongoing controversy.
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United Press
Mexico
United States
Persis
Calles
Achal
Parole Granted in Murder Case Echoes 1919 Trial
United Press reports from DETROIT that Governor Groashack approves parole for Nuss Stella Le Lipsepneeka, age 50, serving life for the murder of Sister Mary Jasinaa Peliefannum. The Sister Mars trial of 1919 drew national attention.
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United Press
Detronnt
Alex TL Groashack
Fred W Green
Nuss
Stella le
Lipsepneeka
Mary Jasinaa Peliefannum
Mars
Telly Isasore. H
Radio Features and Concerts Across The Dial
Radio listings cover WEAF WEAF, WEEL, WGY and many outlets in New York Albany and beyond. Notes include orchestral programs with Mischa Elman and Pasadena events, plus college football matchups such as Stanford versus Alabama and a Rose Parade tourney mention.
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WEAT
New York
WWY
WGY
Eeremor Smith
Albany
WEAF
Weel Wiar
WTAGH
WLIT
Ent
Sles
Pasatons
Calif
WGR
WEI
WCAE
WWSAI
WGN
RSD
WOC
WECD
Wah Wgy
Adras Kyw
WBE Waza
WIZ
WROI
Central
Walter Damyonh
New York Symphony Weaf
WEAR
WWJAR
WOAR
WTIG
WER
Wsal Rsd
Woryond
Wesh
WDAY
WTAM
WWI
WBZ
KDKA
KYW
Factional fight heads to climax in 127th Pa Assembly
Harrisburg dispatch details looming struggle as 127th Pennsylvania General Assembly convenes. Key figures Mellon Grundy and Vare form the core of party machinery while Governor elect Fisher aligns with them. Contests over Senate clerkship and speaker posts foreshadow a tense session with Pinchot’s exit signaling return of Republican dominance. Louis Parkhurst visiting Erie, and John S Fisher set to take oath January 18.
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Thomas £. Williams
United Pres
Harrisburg
General Assembly of Pennsylvania
Wes
Republican State Organization
Order of Kings
Capitol Mill
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Teadership
Repustblican
W. L. Mellon
Pittsburgh
Mellona
Joseph B. Rundy
Bristol
William 5. Vare
Mellen
Grundy
Vare
Washington
United States
Senate
Pennnsylvania
Fisher
Meltons
House
Samuuel W. Salis
Philadelphia
Wilkes Barre
Gallagher
Wilkes Harry
Mellow
John E. McKirdy
Sewickley Fied
Republican State Committee
Staate
General Assembly
Gifford Pinchot
Goveror
Grove Neronelet
John
Willy
Pinchotwill
Capitol Till
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Solon
FEAR
James Condra
Condra Ouford
Smith Street
Edward Hecker
Rochester
J. A. Arnold
West
Ruth Hecker
Hrocton
Noy
Mika Doma Bennett
Union City Road
Hartville
By Ben Stern
Ware
Louis Parkhurst
City
F. Mo Parkhurst
Boutly Street
William Spiesman
Garland
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