Crises rise as Pinchot faces speakership fight in Harrisburg
A clear cut anti administration push forms today over the next Pennsylvania House speakership as Governor Pinchot marshals dry forces behind C Jay Goodnaugh. The opposition coalition gathers strength in Allegheny and Philadelphia factions with 30 House members pledged to back Goodnough, signaling a potential move against the administration and a test for the school and state programs.
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Firm
Goodnough
Hwarrisburg
Ton
Pinchot
Nxt
Pondaylvatia
C. Jay Goouljougl
Mang Howe
Rome
Goodnaugh
Goodnaugh Has Given the Matter Some Thought It Will Have Sevigala
Commonwealth
Hieadnough
Pennsylvania
Tony
Ehix
Allegheny
Max Slie
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Coadnough
Kelley
Edmond
Philadelphia
Howse
Jeapview
Ammle
Harrisburg
Hay
Stock market rises amid broad gains in late session
A brisk closing session drove U S stocks higher as widespread gains swept leading shares. Investors pushed up groups including electricals and telecoms while United Fruit, Westinghouse Electric, American Bosch, and other names drew strong demand amid renewed optimism for surging shares and railroad equities.
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United Freak
New York
Jun
Stel Common Fund
Fuello
Saxo
Sannation m
America Telephone
Westinghame Electric
Manhattan Electric Supply
Batters
American Bosch
United Fruit
Radio Corporation
Feues
Compromise Postal Pay Bill Faces Senate Hurdles
Senator Moses of New Hampshire unveiled the compromise postal pay bill in the Senate, aiming for quick passage before a vetoed measure. A parliamentary snag emerged as the chair suggested voting could wait until later, triggering a potential blockade by a small opposition minority. Moses claimed a poll showing about 60 votes in favor, seeking a decisive vote despite procedural delays.
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United Prose
Washington
Senate
Moses
New Hampshire
Bilt Mose
Mores
New York City Hit by Foot of Snow Paralyzes Transit
New York City endured a foot of snow after an 18 hour blizzard as plows and shovel crews struggled to clear six foot drifts. The city issued a call to 39 000 workers to aid in clearing streets while rapid transit and rail lines remained open. One death reported as Pax Belco suffocated while burying under coal in Jersey City. Philadelphia also faced sleet storms with two deaths and widespread minor accidents.
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United Pros
New York
Stile
Pax Belco
Jersey City
Viromen
Philadelphia
Former Corry Resident Sophia Page Dies at Home
Mrs Sophia Page formerly of Corry died at her home on Holland Treat Erie this morning. She is survived by two brothers C W Zubler of Corry and Jacob Zubler of Bedford Ohio and two sisters Mrs Gertude Phillipbar Clelay and Mrs Francis Hill Titusville.
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Sophia Page
Holland
Four Arrests Made in Union City Store Robbery
Union City January 8 four men were in custody in connection with the December 23 theft at the L A Mason department store. The four named are Sam Hayes Will Trayes Sylvester Dryer and Mayd Doutt. Bail is set at 500 for all except Doutt who is held on bootlegging charges. The hearing was continued to today.
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Union City
L. A. Mason
Sam Hayes
Pirole
Trayes
Sylvester Dryer
Mayd Doutt
Doutt
Scout Council Elected Here Last Evening
Public meeting in the Municipal building named an Executive Council to oversee Scouting in the city. Members include Rev J A Martin FA Loveland Bruce Thomas E Weir Charles Keating Milon Brown G Murray L J Kelly and Rev. At Ss Ashton representatives of the Erie County Council. M J Rich praised the support and will begin duties with the September troop activities.
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Cily
Couneil
J. A. Martin
FA. Loveland
Bruce Thomas
E. Weir
Charles Keating
Milon Brown
G. Murray
L. J. Kelly
Rey
Ashton
Scont
M. J. Rich
Scout Movement
Rich
M. C
Buffalo
Sept
Prive
Twenty Hurt In Syracuse Trolley Smash
In Syracuse on June 3 a citybound trolleycar crashed after leaving a hill, injuring more than 20 passengers and likely causing one fatality. The car sped to 40 miles per hour as air and hand brakes failed, leaping the track and crushing into a tree. The 58 passengers aboard were affected. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Brooks plan a Los Angeles visit with their daughter Mrs. J. H. Corbin, returning late February.
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Syracuse
N.Y
G. Ht. Brooks
Los Angeles
Cal
J. H. Corbin Nuit
No official word on French debt proposal
Paris January report cites Ambassador Herrick saying no formal note from Finance Minister Vlamontel about France’s debt to the United States has been forwarded to Washington. Clementel’s unofficial memorandum sparked informal discussions, with no cable of the text yet sent.
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Paris
Jan
Aabassador Wertek Tasnop
Vlamontel
France
United States
Washington
Tom Clementel
Tiergick
M. Clementel
MM. Clementel
Tate
Prench Finante
Herrick
Popular Corry Girl Marries at Union City
Audrey Muriel Mertz daughter of Mr and Mrs C L Merta 119 West Irving street and Theostore I Ree son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Treat Union City quietly wed at Union City Baptist Church Wednesday afternoon Dec. The ceremony was performed by Rev Margaret Joshin in the presence of relatives. They plan to reside after January 5 at 28 Fourth Avenue Union City. Mrs Treat was a stenographer in the office of Attorney Dionet Smith and will be at home to friends after January 5. The Ministe rs Association meeting is set for 10 30 Monday morning at the Presbyterian church.
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Audrey Muriel Mertz
C. L. Merta
West Irving Street
Theostore I. Ree
Arthur
Pathetic Case Uncovered in Babe's Abandonment
In McKeesport Ohio area a teen named Bill Smith from Cleveland left a ten months old baby on a doorstep with a note claiming the child was his brother Clifford and promising to support him once he found work. The note says the baby has no mother or father and asks for care until he can provide. Mrs Kinset and authorities are examining a possible foster plan and seeking a family to adopt Clifford Smith.
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United Pr . McKeysport
Bill Smith
Cleveland
Joseph Kinerel
Bill
Clifford
Tme
Micynda Smith
Dam
Nes
Smith
Brother Bill
Subway blast injures passengers in Boston incident
A mysterious explosion on a Boston subway car caused numerous injuries as passengers were trapped and a fire broke out at Park Street station. Police found a small piece of unknown matter near the seat of the blast, while hospitals reported several serious and many minor injuries from the panic and smoke.
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United
Hoston
Jam
Hennath
Cw Seat
New Junior High School to Open Monday
Final preparations completed for the new Junior High with classes starting Monday at 8 30. Principal J Banden remains, with Harald Wolf as vice principal and science instructor and a staff covering social studies English mathematics art languages and homemaking. The Opportunity School will use the second floor. students report at the regular hour.
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Jyhieli
Marine
Schouts Memstreet
Journal
Opportunity School
EB. E
Austin and Son
ME. J. Banden
Elinor 0. Griswold
Helen L
Sullivan
Ethel L. Metra
Edith AL Cooks
Cora Munty
Filey Inductical Arts
Florence E Axtell
Katherine Patterson
Hammeslake
Interment Planned for Mrs Elizabeth McKay in Walkerton
Mrs Elizabeth McKay died at her daughter's home on East Smith Street after two weeks illness. Born in Montreal April 18, 1837, she lived in Walkerton since childhood except for the past eighteen months. Survived by two sons John S. McKay and Dan G. H. McKay. two daughters Mrs J D Drummond and Mrs Monger. eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Prayer at Munger home Sunday, remains to Walkerton Monday 4:20 AM for services Tuesday, burial beside family graves in Walkerton. C W Wynn returned from Cleveland after brief business.
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Elizabeth McKay
Ay Fy Munger
East Smith Street
Art Ollock
Montreal
Que- Dec
Can
Walkerton
Corry Grevile
Mra Monger
John S. McKay
Brantford
Dan
G. H. McKay
J. D. Drummond
Toronto
Gan
Munger
Walberton
Radiator Company Declares Dividends in Detroit Meeting
United States Radiator corporation board in Detroit announced dividends on both preferred and common stock. A 1.4 percent dividend on preferred stock and 2 per share on common stock, plus a quarterly 0.5 per share on common, were declared payable January 10 to stockholders of record January 8. This sets common stock on a four dollar basis for the coming year.
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Radiator Company
Dunkirk
N.Y. Jay
United States Radiator Corporation
Detroit
Toth
Caught After Two Days Chase Ends in Arrest
Andy Belicia of West Columbus avenue and his brother were charged after a disturbance at a home. Police pursued them through a swamp, with Mike Felis Anka detained at West Wayne street after a struggle. Mike was fined 25 dollars with suspended sentence. neighbors argued the home lacked food and wood. Andy pledged to behave and was returned home.
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Andy Belicia
West Columbus Avenue
Ms Brother
Hadi
Pelicisk
Andy
Mike Felis Anka
West
Wayne Street
Dunkie
Rappers- Leger
Mike
Small Loot From Stores Reported in Meadville
Jan 3 Meadville cash registers at Red Cross pharmacy and W L Blair's grocery on Chestnut street were opened during the night and money taken. About $10 vanished from the drug store and roughly $14 from the grocery. W L Blunk, a former resident, has run businesses in Meadville for twenty years.
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Meadyslue
Red Cross Pharmacy
W. L. Blair
Chestnudstreet
Red Cross
Eight Children Die in Montreal Fire in Slum Tenement
A violent blaze in a Montreal East End tenement at 54 Agathe Lane killed eight people, eight of them children, and left several injured after residents jumped from windows to escape. Firemen faced bitter cold as flames engulfed the building, the disaster described as one of the city’s worst. Fire also claimed additional fatalities in a separate Montreal North dwelling. Names listed among the child victims include Trene Thoin, Romes Thowin, Cecile Thouin, Emelienns Thowin, Lionel Braun, and others.
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United Presa Montreal
Tenderloin
Montréal
Agathe Lane
Eos
East End
Trene Thoin
Romes Thowin
Cecile Thouin
Emelienns Thowin
Lionel Braun
Marx Builds New Cabinet in Berlin Turmoil
Berlin reports say Chancellor Marx seeks a new government after twelve abortive attempts. Lenders from all parties discuss a nonpartisan ministry as trade talks in Paris risk collapse. High authorities deny any German club plot over reshuffling.
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Berlin
Marx Oday
Davild
Cabinet
Maneheime
Folks Party
Boy Goaise
Paris
Pradee
Literary Clubs Resume After Holidays Meeting Details
City literary clubs reopen after a holiday recess with the Authors club meeting Monday evening at 7180 o'clock. Members to enter via the library basement. Program includes roll call, Famous Jewst sketch, Jacques Da Ta reielle, Mrs. Carrin AlientéviewW, Silvermann, Miss Condra, and seven Pride of Palomar, Mr. Tooke.
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Authors
Roll Call
Jacques da Tareielle
Carrin Alientévieww
Silvermann
Condra
Pride of
Palomar
Tooke
Radio program listings for Today’s Best features
The page lists radio features across stations including KSD St. Louis WJZ New York WRC Washington WJAX Cleveland KGO Oakland and WLS Chicago with times like midnight and eight pm plus program notes such as Central-St Louis Symphony and Magical Cruise from Cortinil University.
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KSD
St. Louis
St Loni Symphony
WJZ
New York
WRC
Washington
Clute
Cortinl
University
WJAX
Cleveland
KGO
Oakland
WLS
Chicago
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REP
New York City
Corry
Scout Council
Henrick
Clemente
Ministes Association
Presbyterian Church
Babe
Boston
Canada
C.W. Wynn
Ohio
Andy Felicia
W. L. Bink
Meadville
James
Marx
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