Foreign warships dispatched as refugees flee Hankow
Foreign women and children rush away from Hankow and other Xinjiang Valley cities to escape antiforeigner violence. Ships from the Americas and Britain reinforce the area while Chinese nationalists stir unrest. Foreigners seek safety aboard boats and await further orders as tensions rise.
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Radio telephone across ocean to open Broadway show
New York plans a transatlantic radio telephone service linking New York and London. The system aims for Broadway access to air weekly, with tickets at 75 dollars for three minutes and 26 dollars for each extra minute. Hogan in New York coordinates London requests, promising strict, ordered handling and precise timing for connections.
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Indict Warden for Jail Break in York County
A York County grand jury indicted Warden C. P. Gerken on charges tied to an inmate escape. The case stems from an alleged jailbreak at the York County facility, with prosecutors pursuing the court action and potential sentencing outcomes.
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Noted Army Flier Missing Near Mount Hood
United Press reports Lieut Oakley G Kelly and Captain John M Stanley, noted army flyers, lost since yesterday after a fuel run out in fog over snow covered Mount Hood country. They were forced down while searching for Leslie Brownetee, 21, missing since Saturday. A later dispatch says Kelly was relieved. the fate of the big De Havilland plane and whether the landing was safe remain unclear.
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John Stanley
Arnold
Vancousyn Barracks
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Stanley
Mount Hood Country
Leslie Browsiles
Domenhers
Mount Hood
Pearson Field
Vancouver
Washinton
Leslie Brownetee
Wilderness Country
Dirk
John M Stanley
Geon
Eas
de Haviland
Snowstorm Paralyzes City Streets With Deep Drifts
A heavy snow blanketed the city with one to three feet drifts, blizzard conditions and high winds snarling travel. Autoists reported worsening conditions along the Erie corridor as the highway department worked to keep routes open. Street plows operated from dawn as snow continued, with a forecast of a break by Friday and improved weather ahead.
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Warren
Retaliatory action seen in Pennsylvania appointments
Auditor General Edward Martin halted merchantile appraiser appointments in six counties stirring GOP politics. Senators and backers linked delay to support patterns while noting three counties previously named, and others held for protection of Fish or Pepper ticket backers amid primary election tension.
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Wilkes Bree
John E. McKirdy
Sewickley
Mellons
Senate
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Northumberland
Shave
Avalanche kills twenty two at Transvaal Mine camp
Twenty two men in barracks at the Transvaal Gold Mine hero camp were killed when an avalanche swept the camp. United Free dispatch from Novosibirsk reports the disaster occurred as workers slept, authorities investigating cause and extent of casualties.
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Siberia
Kiwanis Club Names Special Committees for Fundraising
Members of the Kiwanis Club met at the Hotel Corry for a luncheon and business session to draft the year’s plans. The board proposed dues and committee structure, naming two special committees to raise funds for educational and underprivileged children work. Committee chairs span attendance, membership, program, educational, public affairs, and finance, with names including Stewart, Martin, Gillett, Keating, Larson, and Patterson among others.
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Keating
Larson
Sheen
Gillette
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M. Ro Green
P. Keating
John Martin
Robert
Don Smith
Elmer Gilbertson
Franke
England
Gyry Patterson
Brown
Merle H
Drake
Educational Fund
Troy Gillette
Saazenbacher
Vce
Bri Kiwanis @ink
Raymond
As Tohason
Brie
Missing girl returned after desertion arrest
Kenneth Benrestee was arrested in Titusville on desertion and non support charges preferred by his wife. Mary Timko, missing from Hier Tome south of the city since Saturday, was brought back by Patrolman Ruppersburg. Beardslee seeks bond to insure support. The Pinko girl was returned to the city by her father amid efforts to identify a suspect in a store robbery at Erie.
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Titusville
Mary Timko
Hier Tome
Ruppersburg
Beardslee
Nadel Indicted for Harboring Pat McDermott
Cleveland grand jury indicts wealthy bootlegger Ben Nadel for harboring Patrick McDermott during the Don Meliet murder case. Prosecutor Stanton says Nadel will be arraigned soon with a likely trial date next week while McDermott awaits life imprisonment after conviction for the Canton editor’s assassination.
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Patrick McDermott
Don R. Mellett
Edward (. Stanton
Nadel
McDermott
Real estate transfers in city top 1926 totals
In 1926 the city recorded a total of 251 realty transfers, with values exceeding 400000. City engineer N. R. Dickson noted the year closed with a higher activity than many winters, while December showed an unusually large number of transfers for the season.
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Beliet Ur
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Hen Fey
Student Taken Seriously ill at Spring Hill School
Marl Sickler of Spring Hill was taken seriously ill this afternoon at the Senior High School. He was rushed to a local physician’s office, diagnosed with no appendicitis, and ordered removed to Corry Hospital for possible operation as his condition was described as very serious by the attending doctor.
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Cresie
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Corry Hospital
Art Correspondent in Two Divorce Suits
United Press reports two divorce suits naming Jane Art as co respondent. John Garnicrie accuses Florenes Garnicrie of desertion in 1924 after four years of marriage. she may go to Italy to study art. Florenes refuses retirement. James Waddell left Billie Waddell for New York and a career as an illustrator.
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New York
Fred Griswold Named Secretary of Corry Motor Club
Fred Griswold was named secretary of the Corry Motor Club for 1927 at a meeting of the Board of Governors in the Municipal Building. He has long been active and is expected to handle duties creditably. A permanent office is being considered with possible assistant secretary to maintain daily hours. Griswold succeeds Stanley H. Nichols. The next regular meeting is Friday evening, January nih.
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Corry Mowr Club
Clile
Griseld
Otal Corry
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Citil
Mr. Griswold
Stanley H. Nichols
Oil Freight Rate Contest in Interstate Commission Hearing
Pittsburgh January 6 The interstate commerce commission heard continued testimony on the oil freight rate dispute between east and west refiners western Oklahoma and midcontinent fields seek rate reductions opposed by eastern oil companies Charles W Saver assistant sales manager Pure Oil Co testified that Pure Oil has interests in Hathfields with two refineries in Oklahoma and opposed eastern territory stakes restated
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Okahoma
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Pure Oil Co
Wit
Okin- Homa Fyi
Iter Metire
Corry Boy Rises in Oklahoma News Field
A Corry, Pennsylvania native, Lee Wood, son of Dr. P Ges Woodly, climbs to managing editor of the Oklahoma News after years of experience in Chicago and New York. He talks with Cleveland Press colleagues and joins the Scripps Howard chain, beginning as a reporter under City Editor Bill Sturdevant.
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Lee Bo Wood
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Youngstow
Oklahoma City
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Open House by Woman's Club Draws Large Crowd
A Water Corry event hosted by the Woman's Club drew about two hundred members and guests on a Wednesday evening. The dining room featured pink carnation arrangements while the reception line welcomed attendees. The High School Orchestra performed and living portraits by committee members showcased works like Vigee LeBrun and Madonna of the Chain.
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F Cronin
Ann Bracken
Jon Austin
Misane McCrax
Plorences Blair
Lena Cohen
TF. Giblin
Melvin Parlehurst
Nellie Wight
Livile Murray
Ce, Weir
J. Desmoi
Edwin Roelofs
Hach
Nine le Bran
FM Loveland
Mary
Bran Jey
Armour Hillstrom
iMadonna of the
Raphael
Edwirt Roelofs
A Hoy
Sargent
Barton Smith
Simpliaty
Joshua Reynalds
Virginia Williams
Lade Hamilton
Romine
Franke N. Ames
G. B. Kamps
Art Department
Brockway Mize Signa
Anderson
Pale Moon
Logan
Gypsy
GR. Kamps
Mica Luelle Murray
the Valley of Laughter
Sandarean
Ralpht Dewey
B Shoop
Twiy
Brank Graft
Moo Cow
Barnes
Miss Andrews
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Met Ald. Chlegravs
GW. Waggonet
Thomas Ragon
P.M Rick
Austin
B. Mackenzie
Go B Burnett
Georgia. Myers
George Keefe
Allie Terrel
Muss Stella Barry
Anna Burns
G. W. Tones
Don Kincaid
Walter Mennicke
P. Stuer
James Metnnes
John Walraven Au
G T Kincaid
Mary Whiteley
Gpne
Robbery at West Side Garage Ends Empty
Night burglary at the West Side Garage on Cherry Street Erie resulted in no loot as attackers forced the office safe but failed to seize valuables. A. Haennel has traveled to Buffalo for work with Rogers Structural Steel Company.
Lifting Arms Embargo Sparks Senate Outcry
U S. Sen Borah denounces arms shipments to Diaz allies as warlike action. Senators Norris Whitler and Copeland condemn State Department policy enabling intervention in Nicaragua. Latimer reports ships ordered for special duty near Corinto and Manaysia with Galveston guard duty now underway.
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Manaysia
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Nicaragua
Chaman Borah
Senate Foreign Tetastions Committee
Norris
Repny Nebr
Whitler
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Copeland
Ny Yio
Diaz
Kellogg
Wheeler
California Quake Shakes Imperial Valley
A light earthquake rattled the Imperial Valley early today at 8:30 AM. The tremor was felt in El Centro Brawley and nearby Imperial Valley cities with no damage or casualties reported. Local residents reported shaking buildings and items unsettled but no injuries.
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Today’s Five Best Radio Features Overview
A compact listing of radio features across stations in Atlantic City Oakland Pittsburgh Ottqom CNRO and Chicago. It notes specific programs and times including Apollo Mixed Quartet and Iolanthe plus orchestral performances and a charity event by SONRO at 8:50 PM Eastern.
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Atlantic City
Appollo
KGO Oakland
Iolanthe
Pittsburgh
Hasteen—Little Symphony Orchestra
CNRO
Ottqom
Cnrm Montesl
Eastern Sonro
WMAQ
Chicago
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