Damage suits may follow raids as miners battle
United Press reports tensions rise over raids and potential lawsuits amid miner operator clashes in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Federal authorities probe alleged prohi bition law violations as prosecutors cite a broad conspiracy spanning Detroit Cleveland Toledo and Philadelphia with a ring moving liquor through a network of cars and warehouses. The U S government vows strict action to enforce laws and safeguard American properties amid diplomatic strain with allied nations.
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Bulletin
Detroit
Cleveland
Toledo
Columbus
Philadelphia
Ono
Michigan
Perhime
Jim
Lionesieg
Gu Chesser Sirbhal
Conlidge
Dallas
Hoover Acts to Safeguard Rubber Radio
Secretary Herbert Hoover testifies before the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee on a bill giving the Commerce Department power to regulate broadcasting and transmission of commercial messages. He calls for an investigation into high prices of crude rubber controlled by British monopoly in the East. Hoover asks the House to support the inquiry conducted by the Foreign and Interstate Commerce Committee.
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Avastnington
Ja. O
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Ruth No
Rallio
Ste Hoowin
Commerce Department
Hoover
East
Tadlek
House Committee On Foreign and Interstate Commerce
Fire Sweeps Story and Clark Piano Co Building in Chicago
Chicago traffic stalled as five miles of fire apparatus fought a massive blaze at the Story and Clark Piano Co six story building on Wabash Avenue. Flames climbed from basement to top floors, smoke blanketed nearby offices, and hundreds evacuated as water streams doused the inferno.
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United
Chicago
Chilcago
Loop
Clark Piano Ca
Wabash Avenue
Jackson and
New York in fog delays and waterway fogbound traffic
Dense fog blankets New York City delaying traffic and obscuring sky scrapers. Harbor and river ferries falter as vessels anchor and commuters face slow travel. offshore, Delaware breakwater and Deepwater Point reports note stranding of over 950 Pont crew due to fog with boats tied up.
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United Pros
New York
Tate Te
Anantie Tung
Manhattan
Wintor
Wentworth
Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Lewes
Dis Pont Company
Deepwater Point
N. J
Christian River
Canadian Express Wreck Damanaged Five Hurt
The Maritime Express, CN railways flyer from Montreal to Halifax derailed 26 miles from Amherst Nova Scotia late yesterday after striking a split rail. Five persons were seriously injured and one less severely hurt. Tracks torn up for a quarter mile.
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Wuneu
Corry Bus Hearing Witnesses See Modern Vehicle
Citizens from Corry and nearby areas testified today in Erie before the Public Service Commission on a certificate of public convenience for extending the Corry to Erie bus service. The demo bus, a twenty four passenger white car designed for comfort, drew crowds as it toured city streets. Tinkson and Stultz anticipate the commission action in about four weeks with a decision favorable to the Corry to Erie route.
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Gurr
Erie
Erie County
Public Service Commission
Lirje
Mirkson and Stultz
Tinkson
Stullé
Corry
Erle
Two youths confess string of robberies in Rochester theatre
Police say two teens Trank Cable, 17, and Prank Komite, 16, confessed a yearlong spree stealing thousands of dollars in loot. The pair admitted robberies in Beaver, Freedom, Monacca, West Bridgewater and Rochester, Pa, after arrest follows prior Morganza sentences.
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Rochester
United Press
Beaver
Freedom
Monacca
West Bridgewater
Konitz
Morganza
Railroad Disaster at Horn's Siding Twenty Years Ago Tonight
Twenty years ago tonight a high speed collision on the P and E near Horn's Siding killed two engineers and wounded many as passenger train No 4 struck a light engine. The wreck hurled cars down the track and left the locomotives in a scrap heap. Engineer Thomas Flei ofsi and fireman died instantly. Continued on page 6.
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Horn’s Siding
Harrisburg
P&e
Spsiin Steele
Siciuity
Faginser
Thomas Flei Ofsie
Tred Hermann
Democrats Pressure Mellon Inquiry Amid Aluminum Tariff Fight
Democratic lawmakers press for a Senate Judiciary probe led by Thomas J Walsh into Secretary Mellon and his brother over aluminum industry control. They seek to assess reports of trustlike conduct, and push for tariff decisions to curb Mellon influence, while some Republicans resist and await Walsh’s findings.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury
Wretton
United States
Senate
Thomas J Walsh
Montana
Teapot Dome
Senate Judiciary
Mellon
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Justicy
Jet Walsh
Bauer
Corry Display Captures Show Prizes at Warren Poultry Show
Guy Simmons of Corry secured every first prize in the White Leghorn class at the Warren Poultry Show. His display won first pen, first cock, first hen, first pullet, and top honors including best display. He also took multiple second and fourth place awards and earned the Warren Elk Club prize for best display.
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Guy MM Simmons
Warren
Corry
Jude
Pittsherd
Cleveland
Mr. Simmons
Sipimons
Corey
Brussels Visit Highlights Cardinal Mercier Meeting
Report from Brussels notes the kong paid a visit to Cardinal Mercier and Fanudohipaiseel Telvo herbie oeperatiore, with no details beyond a heart weakness mentioned.
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United Press Brussels
the Kong Today
Cardinal Mercier
Fanudohipaiseel Telvo Herbie Oeperatiore
7th Anniversary Of Roosevelt's Death In Oyster Bay
Seven years after Theodore Roosevelt's death a small crowd gathers at his tomb with a muted tribute in Oyster Bay. Local friends and admirers reflect on the late president's enduring impact as the modest ceremony unfolds at the Poets Park site near Oyster Bay.
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Roosevelt
United Frost
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
United Res
Former Corry Men Win North Girard Off ces
Clark Pain named auditor and Rush Miller elected councilman in yesterday's special election at North Girard during its incorporation as a borough. Wilbur Hopkins elected burgess with a comfortable lead over A M Hayes. other officers named include James P. Murrison justice, Parl D. Hahah councilman, and multiple election officials.
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Clark Pain
Rush Miller
North Girard
Corry
Clon Corning
Wilbur Hopkins
Hopkins
Mi Hayes
Justice of Me Peace
James P. Murrison
Parl D. Hahah
James D. Christie
Pred Mohring
R. B. Way
Russ Milter
Kraemer
John McKenax
Marion Taylor
O Bacider
Atrys Kratake
Fred Kreider
Snow Flurries Replace Thaw Across Region
A warm spell ends as snow flurries return, with temperatures easing late Tuesday. Forecasts show lingering clouds and snow across the Great Lakes region as a new disturbance moves from Colorado northward. Mrs. Frank Harvey and son Lloyd travel to Buffalo for business. Wayne Rugar returns from Spar-Sansburg on a business trip.
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Ontario
Great Lakes
Colorado
Cai
Frank Harvey
Lloyd
Buffalo
Wayne Rugar
Spar- Sansburg
Publicity on Parley Causes Heated Battle
A United Press report from New York details a heated clash over publicity at a miners conference. Disputes over statements issued by leaders James Gorman and John Lewis triggered claims of information control and non disclosure, with miners and operators debating who set the agenda and what would be released.
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United Presa
New York
Cival
A. Syokeeman
Johnny Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ths
Aosswer
Lewis
Dod Pearie
Marin W. We Tiglis
Euter
James Gorman
Tne
Pearce
Negan
Eikide Lividh
Slippery walks raise injuries across the city
Slippery thawed walks caused by freezing temperatures left several pedestrians injured. Harold Carr of William Street is confined at home after a fall and painful injuries to his knee. Grace Thomas, a High School student, sprained her ankle entering the school. Other incidents were reported with no serious injuries. Washington dispatch notes Temple Resolution seeking 60,000 for League of Nations arms conference preparations, unanimously reported by the foreign affairs committee.
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Dave
Harold Carr
William Street
Bie Homie
Carr
Grace Thomas
United Press
Washington
Templé
League of Nations
House
Foreign Affairs
Coolidge
Congress
Smith Still in Hospital After Wreck Near Valley City
Harry Smith remains confined to Corry hospital eight months after a speeder train wreck near Valley City on May 14. His injuries include two fractured legs and other trauma from the collision that damaged his body and left long term effects. Officials expect ongoing settlement talks to conclude in the near future as his condition slowly improves despite doubts of full recovery.
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Hany Smith
Corry
Valon City
Concsind
Synith
Smith
Corry Hospital
Reed Resolution Stalls in Senate Foreign Relations Committee
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee debated the Reed resolution to investigate private loans from Wall Street bankers used to influence U.S. war debts and foreign policy spending. The committee voted 8 to 1 against the measure, blocking action.
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REED
United Press
Washington
Jan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Five Best Radio Features List Stations Broadly
A compact schedule lists top radio features across stations. WJZ in New York airs at 8 30 P M featuring isast stunts and a college chamber program. WEAF hooks at 10 P M Masters Tis Gang. Central WSAL presents a string quartet. KGW Portland airs 8 P M. WHAM Rochester and WG Infantry Band Schenectady 8 05 P M. Eastern Combined musical clubs of Rochester University.
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WJZ
New York
Stunts College
Ale
WSAL
KGW
Portland
Rochester
WG Infantry Band
Schenectady
Rochester University
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Tyrpbit
Cheveland
Philadelphia Ware
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Hugi
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Mae
Gullough
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Grove Cary
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White House
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Metropolis
Canadian Express
Lecy Mellon
Aluminum Trust
Walsh
Guy Simmons
Warren Poultry Show
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