November rainfall report and local notices in Titusville
Rainy days accounted for about a quarter of November with heavy rainfall causing flood conditions on some days. Local items note a Friendship Glu meeting postponed, Agnes Mela moved home from Corry Hospital, and various community notices including licenses, coal sales, and the Arcades events as the Meadville case and night school resume notes are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. MéKie
Weather Bureau
Titusville
Ono
Friendship Glu
Milas Agnes Mela
Corry Hospital
North Center
Walter J. Scott
Corry Pun Me
Fresh ham and pork prices and local notices
City and Vicinity lists prices on fresh ham and pork, butter, bread and prunes, with delivery by Will J. Wilcox. Local events include a Modern Dames gathering at 525 1/2 West Wayne Street, a hospital admission, a watch party at the Bennink home, and the eighth Crawford County poultry show at the State Armory in Meadville. Reporter notes police activity in Bradford, a dry cleaning ad, framing service, highway patrol inspection trip, and 1927 building permits totaling 2,385,522 dollars. The column also covers bankruptcies, a raid follow-up, lamp shade work, forest holdings, and several classified notices including rentals, a coffee ad, and an infanticide charge against Ada Weber.
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Corry
Will J. Wilcox
Stanley Henton
West Wayne Street
Frank Bliss
Corry Hospital
Enoch Armstrong
Una
Mildred
Robert Wickwire
John Behnvile
Lillian
Bima
Ima
Leon Bennink
Crawford County Poultry and Pek
Bradford Ofiata
DuBois
Dry Cleaners
Superior Dry Cleaning Co
Brooks
Warren
W. 8 Smoot
Girard
State Highway Patrol
Evie
Tentenent
Warren Tmiv
Leutenant
Greensburg
Oil City Durin
Pittsburgh
HW. Smith
First Avenue
Journal
Ghia? Tipton
Plage Curbon
Eyenitis
Frank A. Wilcox
Main St.ascott
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Forestry Association
Allegheny River
Meninly
Morest
Dike
MiKeun
Pro- Jones
Weab
Gallagher
Barlow Brock
Flood Control Bill Filed in Senate
Washington January 4 A flood control bill to enact the Mississippi River Commission recommendations was introduced by Senator Ransdell Democrat Louisiana. It sets total project cost not to exceed 775 million dollars with all expenses borne by the federal government.
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Washington
Mississippi River Commission
Ransdell
Dem
Peileral
Seek to Reopen Oil Dome Case Seeks Resolution
Senator Dorris introduced a resolution to reopen the Oil Dome case and review the Teapot gas bonds. The effort questions prior trades and whether bonds paused into the accounts of officials, including the former interior secretary, amid concerns over the Continental Trading Comply.
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Washington
Jan
Dorris
Tormer
Howry Withelaig
Goodwill Mission Flight Across Border area
United Press reports two airplanes carrying the Goodwill mission team flying over northern Mexico toward Mexico City. Weather was clear with no anticipated trouble as the Houston bound planes refueled briefly in Brownsville after departing at around 11:30 a.m.
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United Press
Brownsville
Txas
Hight
Ameriadas
Alma
Mexico
Mexico City
Houston
Exne
New Norris Bill Aims to Shorten Congress Inauguration Gap
Washington January 4 The Senate passed a joint resolution by Senator Norris to change dates for congressional sessions and presidential inaugurations. The measure, approved 65 to, would end lame duck sessions and shorten the interval between elections and the start of service for Congress members the president and the vice president.
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Wenlltes Coes
Washington
Norris
Senate
House
Congress
Heavy exchange sales surge in New York market
The New York Stock Exchange opened the new year with a sharp rise in activity as heavy trading and high volumes dominated the afternoon session. Transactions moved briskly with many tickets reported as outstanding, while overall turnover showed a strong start to 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press New York
Autos Stalled On Columbus Avenue Stretch To Roosevelt Highway
Reports reach the Journal that heavy traffic faced difficulty on the Mont Columbus avenue stretch toward the Roosevelt highway. A large Warvem bus went off the road yesterday afternoon and stalled. Another large bus, plus several trucks and large machines, encountered trouble this morning with multiple vehicles stalled along the road.
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Mont Columbus Avenue
Roosevelt Highway
Journal
War- Vem
Socialists Move Cautiously in Rhading New Regime
In Rhading Pennsylvania on January 4 the first Socialist administration under Rexdin begins slowly. City Council members and the Mayor with advisors study the situation and review city bank accounts. No definite statement given. likely to delay major reform for one year. One major appointment has been made since oath of office.
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Rhading
Pennsylvania
Rexdin
Grange All Day Meeting at Maccabee Hall
Corry Grange plans an all day session Saturday at Maccabee Hall with noon sandwiches doughnuts and coffee. Sherman Lilie and Mrs George Dewey of Union City will attend to install officers and urge all members to attend.
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Corry Grange
Maccabee Hall
Sherman Lilie
George Dewey
Union Ciy
White House Named for White Paint After Fire
A historical note explains the residence earned the name after the first executive mansion, built of burn freestone, was burned by the British in 1814 and the walls were covered with white paint to conceal fire traces, per Liberty.
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White House
Big business undeveloped in committees this session
Washington dispatch notes Congress opens after Christmas recess. Senate and House focus on minor matters as major items like flood control tax relief and farm bills await hearings. Norris resolution to curb constitutional amendments stalls in the House amid inaction. Navy marines dispatch to Nicaragua sparks independent senator critiques.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Flood Control Committee
House Agriculture Committee
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Boulder Dam
Muscle Shoals
New Officers Are Installed at St Edwards Hall
Installation of officers at St Edwards hall drew over fifty attendees. Mrs Sabina Marks presided as she installed President Mary Patterson and other officers including Mrs Marks first VP Miss K Maione and Patricia Lynch as recorder. A card party is set for January 18 with Mrs Swann as chair. retiring president Mrs Ward and Mrs Marko received gifts.
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St. Baware's Hall
Sabina Marks
Mary Patterson
Mrs. Marks
K. Maione
Mary Murray
Florence Lynch
Margaret Hand
Nellie Black
Wan
Bootleg ring tied to Geo Remus fined and forfeited assets
Washington reports government records show the bootlegging organization headed by Geo Remus of Cincinnati was fined 860000 and 70000 for income tax evasion. Property forfeitures were revealed as testimony by Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrand, assistant attorney general, before the Home appropriations committee.
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Washington
Biedery
Geo Remus
Cincinnati
Mabel Walker Willebrand
Home Appropriations Committee
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Vory
Libby
Ting Willi
American Legion
Legion of the National Rifle Association
Hammond Elevator Co
Meadville
Leonard Casey
Spencer
Kkepk
Casey
Seton
St Firoat
FORD
Arcade
Center St
E. E. Guignon
Plonaine
Atwater Kent Racios
Patterson & Lindsley
Cohen
Sons
Praas
Mra
Marie Saudt
Columbus Avenue
Grange
Madison Ave
Patrick
America
Buccessorn
Sam Jacobson
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