Former Cory Teacher Harriet Boxsteel Dies in Alabama
Obituary notes Mrs Harriet Boxsteel a longtime Cory public school teacher and Methodist Church member who died in Marion Alabama. Born in Cory in 1870 she spent most of her life there and taught at Lincoln Normal School for colored children in Mugion Alabama. Funeral services were planned for Thursday morning at the Methodist church after private family rites.
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Fascists Regain All Lost Power in Italy
In Rome premier faced a divided assembly as Mussolini received approval for three Fascist ministers to fill vacancies created by liberal resignations. The cabinet reshuffle marks a clear consolidation of Fascist control.
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Former Corry Youth Held for Dunkirk Robbery
Harold K. Rowe, 26, formerly of Corry, captured in Erie after being sought by Dunkirk police for a jewelry store robbery. He is jailed for transfer to Dunkirk authorities. He had fled Corry after a previous larceny charge and was tracked from a farmhouse to the woods before arrest.
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Japan Seeks Hands Off China Policy with U S Aid
Baron Hayashi, Japan's ambassador to England, tells United Press there will be a hands off policy in China and cooperation with the United States and other powers. He envisions friendly assistance after a Chinese conference and stresses continued U S Japan friendship despite occasional tensions.
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England
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Tokyo
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Koret Swindle King Dies in Canadian City
Prince of swindlers Koret dies on his deathbed at Halifax after years abroad. Dr Fletcher, Illinois Penitentiary physician, says Koret had diabetes and faced three prison terms up to ten years for duping scores of wealthy individuals with the Bayana River Trust scheme.
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Banker's Son Survives Nighttime Home Invasion by Bandits
Pittsburgh bankers family awoke to two armed men hiding in a residence during the night. They demanded twenty thousand dollars. the banker Lawrence Sands and his son John J. Sands notified police after a shot wounded the elder or son. Loot was recovered. the bandits fled in a taxi toward Dale Land, then police headquarters.
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Pittsburgh
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Lawrence E. Sands
First National Bank
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Jim
Dale Land
Corry Store Sees Manager Recalled to Olean
Mr Monroe, manager of the Lester Shoe Co store in Corry, has been recalled to the Olean shop. He and Mrs Monroe and their young daughter left for Olean yesterday. Another man will replace him in Corry in a few days while Geo Hi Hosworth remains in the store.
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Wilbur or Beck Named Attorney General Candidate
Washington today sees Secretary of the Navy Wilbur and Solicitor General Beck as leading contenders for the attorney general post vacated by Harlan Stone’s Supreme Court appointment. Both men are jurists with strong records.
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California Supreme Court
Public Health Nursing Fund Boost Drive
City officials revive plan to support nurse service with revived drive. Mayor L Alexander Wisbeem backs funding while the recreation board loses a channel. A $500 appropriation shifts to sustain nursing services with contributions from city students and Metropolidad insurance plans.
1924 Auto Tags Are Now Banned
Police worldwide enforce 1924 auto tag ban as extension periods expire. State police confirm four day respite ending Sunday, Greensburg five days, local police no respite. Motorists without 1925 license arrested. 24 fined, 85 others posted bonds. Cars impounded for awaiting 1025 plate attachment. hearings set for traffic court tomorrow.
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Rotary CU Holds Regular Meeting at Hotel Phoenix
Members of the Rotary CU gathered for their weekly session at the Hotel Phoenix. Morris Bon steel gave an engaging talk on his around the world voyage, drawing a deep impression. Alec MacInnes of Fulton and W G Eckles of New Castle attended as guests.
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Fulton
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R.A. Eckles
New Castle
Heerlein Resigns as City Treasurer After Health Battle
Robert Heerlein tendered his resignation as city treasurer to the City Council due to health, effective after 1924 business is cleared. Frank E. Westley, former assessor, elected to fill the unexpired term and bring experience in city finances to the post.
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Postal Bill Trend Away From Coolidge
A sentiment shift against the President emerged in the Senate as a vote neared on overriding the veto of the postal salaries increase bill. Senator Porter H. Dale of Vermont said he would vote to override, with administration Republicans including Junius, Town, Moses, New Hampshire’s Shortridge seen as likely to join the override.
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California
Library for Children's Use Clarified by Librarian
Marion J. Skidmood, librarian, stated children may use the library in the evenings but cannot exchange books for those under Junior High School age after 3 p m. Reading tables and reference volumes remain available in afternoons, with Youth's Companion and American Royal Nicholas magazines among items for youngsters.
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Parish Meeting Of Episcopal Church Held In Erie Diocese
The Emmanuel Episcopal Church Parish Hall hosted a large congregation for an evening meeting. A 5:30 p.m. supper followed by the business session included financial reports for church and Sunday school activities. Delegates named to attend the Erie diocese centennial in Meadville on January 26 and 27. Four vestrymen with expiring terms were reelected for two years. Pearl Mays, visiting with her son and daughter, returned to Garland later that day.
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Salary Bill In Balance As Congress Mulls Veto
Washington reports a tense vote scene over a pending salary bill. Proponents claim momentum and push for a three-fifths majority to override a presidential veto while opponents rally behind the President. A late test vote showed 82 alignment against the measure, signaling a tight path ahead.
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Bell freed at Jamestown after white slave act claim
Thomas Bell 47 of Jamestown was released after federal investigators found insufficient evidence to hold him on charges of violating the White Slave Act by bringing a Corry, Pennsylvania woman to another state. Bell and Anna Brosinski were seized but later released as inquiry continued. Authorities had investigated operations tied to Erie and Jamestown credits.
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Pinchot Reaffirms Public Service Doctrine in Biennial Message
Governor Pinchot delivered the biennial state of the commonwealth address before a joint session of the Pennsylvania General Assembly. He urged increased liquor enforcement funding and pledged to follow his campaign promises through the remainder of his term.
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General Assembly of Pennsylvania
Pinchot Speech Urges Public Welfare Over Political Gain
Governor Pinchot defends administration achievements including deficit reduction and calls for merit based reforms. He pushes liquor at the source, law enforcement funding, and the Giant Power commission plan while attacking entrenched political spoils and urging public welfare as the guiding principle. J P Oliver and family return from Columbus after two weeks away.
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