Two Gunmen Hunted Here Now In Custody In Merger Case
Local raid led by Constable Huon Durton and Pulroliman Rupperabing seized a still mash moonshine and five gallons of wine at Steve Tinko farm near Corry Country Chup after a clash with his wife. Tinko faces liquor-law charges. warrant issued.
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Nea
Huon Durton
Concord Township
Pulroliman Rupperabing
Steve Tinko
Corry Country
Haveing
Is Wiffe
Tinka
Socnl
Langdon
Darrow
Corry Boy Wins Big Oil Venture Light
Max Blakeslee of Concord township and a Corry High School graduate is tied to Oklahoma businessmen who recently opened a large oil well in Texas. He spends holidays at Nowata Oklahoma and writes friends about a record production gusher in his latest venture.
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Max Blakeslee
Don Blakeslee
Concord Township
Corry High School
Corry Boy
Oklahoma
Texas
Blakeslee
Nowata
Okla
Cars Crash At Street Corner In Lock Haven
At the West Washington Street and What Avenue intersection, Bert VanTassell of 218 Duane Street and Charles Wright, recently in New York, collided. VanTassell’s car was badly damaged. Wright’s less so. No injuries were reported. influenza forces school closures in Clinton County with church and Sunday school attendance down about fifty percent. A ten member family all afflicted.
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West Washington Street
What Avenue
Bert VanTassell
Duane Street
Charles Wright
New York
VanTassell
Wright
Lock Haven
Climston County
Narrow car skid injures two men in Pekin area
A Ford coupe driven by Perkins skidded on a slippery road near North East, overturning twice. Perkins suffered a head gash and a torn ear, while Attley escaped serious injury. Both men were not halted from continuing toward Russia for a sellers’ meeting. The wrecked car was towed to a local Ford garage.
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John Pekin
Granger Company
But Hao
Steel Artley
Hie
Lindsey Lake-North
Lipsel
Perkins
Mr. Attley
Pugilus
West
Congress Street
Escrap
Ior Suhuelts
Atp
Russia
Perems
Willelhey
Uiren
Arley
Burtt
Congress to Act on Kellogg Peace Pact War Debates
Senate weighs Kellogg anti war treaty as Assistant Attorney General Donovan testifies before the Senate Public Lands committee. House continues debate on War Department appropriation bill and Foreign Affairs committee drafts revisions to the Kellogg peace pact. Public lands committee hears northern Pacific land grant arguments.
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United Press Senate
Donovan
Senate
Luna Committee
HOUSE
War Department
Foreign Affair S
Army fliers in P continuing record flight
Five men aboard the Fokker monoplane Mars enter their fifth day of nonstop flying over California after a night of restful weather and smooth Wright motors. The endurance attempt, begun last Tuesday, aims to set new all time air endurance marks. Washington reports a bill seeks a one year extension for starting and three years for completion of a bridge across the Allegheny River at Kittanning Pennsylvania, introduced by Rep. Strong.
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California
United Press
Los Angeles
Cali
Mars
Wright Motors
Washington
Allegheny River
Kittanning
Representative Strong
Pennsylvania
Flu Cases Rise in Corry City Headlines
Fifty three new cases of flu were reported to the Bonn of Flealty of the City by Lie Various Doctors of Corry today in conformance with the daily reports. The cases bring the total number of flu cases in Corry to 219. A total of 160 cases were reported up to Friday morning. Secretary C. B. Porter of the Board of Health reported the total rose to 223. Health authorities expect a drop in cases soon as the illness is mild, though pneumonia risks prompt precautions among responders.
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Board of Health Today
Bonn
Corry Todiy
Salvenza
Corry
C. B. Porter
Board of Health
Daity
Wales
Jewelry Heist Strikes Hayden Loan in Detroit
In Detroit on January 5, three masked bandits bound the manager and his assistant at the Hayden Loan Company store and fled with diamonds and jewelry valued between 50 000 and 75 000 dollars. The theft occurred before passersby near Michigan Avenue and the Book Cadillac hotel, with only partial insurance noted.
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Detroit
Mich
Hayden Loan Company
Michi-gan Avenue
Cadillac
Woman's Club Plans Monthly Program Schedule
The Cony Woman's Club outlines its coming events including a January 16 reception for the Junior Department at Mrs. Alten J. Dean's home, 8:00 pm, with initiation and a musical program. Junior counselors are Mrs. G. S. Kamps and Miss Connell. Future dates include June 16 Junior reception and a January 23 program change, featuring "Girls of Today, Women of Tomorrow" by Mrs. Forbes Robertson.
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Cony Woman's Club
G. 8. Kamps
Misa Connell
Citb
Alten J. Dean
North Center
Joleber
Woman's Club
Olelock
Allen J. Dean
Forbes-Robertson
Senate Battle Over Kellogg Pact Reservations
United Press report on the Senate debate over Kellogg pact reservations led by Borah and McLean. Democrats oppose the treaty or fear its meanings, while reservationists Reed and Moses prepare longer views. A vote is anticipated within a week as the debate widens beyond reservations.
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Senate
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Ecfib
Catrice
Washington
Ilin
Kellogg
We Monroe
Dovtyine Adhersatz
Uth
Chai Fan Win
E. Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Bor Uls
Pacific
Vance
Reed
Massons
Moses
New Hampshire
Borah
Vure
Wrecking Wrist Break Halts Erie Railway Worker
Raymond Dykes supervisor of the welding department at Erie Railroad Meadville Pa sustained a severe wrist fracture yesterday noon while moving a heavy plan on the company line west of threat. He received treatment from Dr Kibler and returned to work this morning.
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Raymond Dykes
Erie Railroad
Meadville
Rnoon
Threit
Wille
B. Kibler
Today’s Five Best Radio Features
A compressed schedule lists WEAF and network at 5 p.m. National Symphony Orchestra on WGN Chicago, 9 p.m. WGN Players with WEAP and network, 10 p.m. Ducky Strike Orchestra on WIZ with network, 10:15 p.m. Melodrama with Wid and network, and a 2 p.m. Slumber Hour.
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WEAF
National Symphony Orchestra
WGN
Chicago
WEAP
Ducky Strike Orchestra
WIZ
Wid
Slayers Granted Respite in Louisiana Murder Case
Franklin Louisiana reports a temporary reprieve granted to Ada Bonner LeBoeuf and Thomas Dreber in a murder case tied to the slaying of LeBoeuf's spouse. The stay was issued after a month of deliberation by Chief Justice Charles A. O'Neal of the Louisiana Supreme Court, delaying execution or further proceedings.
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United Press
Franklin
Dan
Ada Bonner LeBoeuf
Br. Thomas Dreber
Sirs LeBoeuf
Ilush
Segal
Wem Jaet
Sughy
Charles A. O'Nellar
Louisiana Supreme Court
Willis Nabbed Here Friday Faces Court On Fraud Charge
Paul Willis, arrested in Titusville on request of authorities, was arraigned before Judge Kerr on a bad check charge. He pleaded not guilty, waived a hearing, and was bound over to the next Crawford County term. Bail set at 5000 not yet posted. Officers found eleven blank checks and two Meek sons hidden on him. He was returned to Titusville, with prior trouble including a recent Meadeville jail term for auto theft.
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Paul Willis
Titusville
Aldermin
Kerr
Rawford County Counrt
Wills
Ruppersburg
Foveal
Crawford County
Meadville
Lifer Valot Dies in Western Penitentiary
Siseph Valot, murderer of Patrolman Edward Couch and Thomas Hopkins during the 1922 Pennsylvania Railroad shopmen strike, died of lobar pneumonia at Western Penitentiary where he served a life term. He faced 11 electric chair rescripts. death sentence commuted to life in 1924. Mayor Charles Kline had urged clemency. Lyle Durham to resume studies at Cornell University after holidays with parents.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Lobhar
Siseph Valot
Edward Couch
Thomas Hopkins
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fenitentiary
Valente
State Pardon Board
Charles Kline
Valotta
Pardon Board
Eastern railroad merger linked to Van Sweringen group
New York dispatches report a proposed giant eastern railroad merger involving the Van Sweringen brothers Cleveland. They may seek authority from the Interstate Commerce Commission to absorb Nickel Plate Erie Railroad Rochester & Pittsburgh Viewington Unkawanna and Bessemer & Lake Shore lines as part of a four-system consolidation.
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Gre
Eastern Railroad
New York Dispatches
Te Salestte Commerce Commission
Eastern Smutout
Liston
O, P
Z. van Swer- Ingen
Cleveland
Uke
Chesapeake& Obiopal
van Sweringen Trumile
Waithority
Targe
Nickel Plate
Erie Buale
Rochester & Pullsturgi
Viewinten
Unckawanna
Bessemer & Leke Ské
Great Consolidated Railroad
Week of Prayer Services to Open Monday Across Two Cities
Week of prayer services will open Monday with joint events in Corry and Union City churches. Readings, topics, and speakers from multiple denominations are listed for each city on January 7 to January 11, featuring pastors from Corry in Union City pulpits and vice versa.
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Union City
Cory Churches
Corry
Union
C.H. Holiger
Ino City
Baptist Church
Janary
F. W. Chase
United Brethren Church
St. Paul's Lateran Church
Thy Universe
S. Stimer
Tyee Methodist
Christian Alliancethiel
Bager
Tentecostal
Presbyterian Church
Callivan
Baptist
Methodist Episcopal Chirch
William Hall Lutheran
Tanwry
George Morgan
Allidnes
Free Methodist Church
Goa
Roger Fr. Cressey
Presbyterian
Revy
F. A. Wimer
Methodist
A. L. Roth
Methodist Biscopal Church
Self surrender ends greatest Bulthin gun hunt near Buffalo
Seychew surrenders after fearing death on sight as police hunted for Willem Wanderitck and five others linked to the Pred A. Sauih shooting. Authorities had warned to shoot on sight. Wanderitck claimed leadership of the gang and had hidden near Angola before surrendering Friday night following a call to his sister.
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United Press
Uisa
Bulthin
Willem Wundertich
Connett
Pred A. Sauih
Bile Patrolmma
Buffalo Pollo
Sint In
Angola
Buffalo
Ather Seychaw
Seychew
Sevehew
Wundertich
Flu Epidemic Claims 12000 Lives Across 65 Cities
Washington reports show the influenza and pneumonia outbreak in its ninth week, with 12,000 deaths in 65 principal cities and 2,957 deaths in the week ending December 20. Health officials warn more deaths may occur as cases rise, while several large states have not reported all figures. The Bank of Italy raises its rate to six percent. Tom Smith plans travel from Spring Crest this afternoon.
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Washington
Virginia
New York
Fennsylvania
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E.R.R
Tinko Farmis
Willis
Lifer
Lyle Durham
Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell University
Mr. Durham
Mrs
W.L. Durham
Chesapeake & Ohio System
van Sweringens
Eastern
Rome
Bank of Italy
Tom Smith
West End
Spring Cresit
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