Railroads clash over bus line jail escape narrowly averted
Hearings reveal Erie and railroads fight Pattie Serves Community line expansion between Union City and Cosy continues. Attorneys push for a franchise with many residents and business leaders backing the project. Commission may grant extension amid plans for further service growth and future hearings to set dates.
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Henrines
Federal regulation urged by miners in coal strike Impasse
A spokesman for five mine owners says miners favor federal regulation to settle the anthracite coal strike, while coal operators and others resist. He notes prior opposition met by the Interstate Commerce Commission and urges swift action, arguing regulation would be fair to both sides.
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Selien
AL Abe
Gainers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Veterans of Foreign Wars plan city community project
A VFW initiative proposes a combined veterans headquarters and public facilities complex in SalKhe, to include a modern gym, pool, and indoor arena. A committee led by Julian McGrath, Robert Brown, Allis Spencer, and Ross Rehrman seeks community backing and funding, with state armory uncertainties adding urgency.
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Fidorinye
Uhm Oltys
Jnedl
Sesme
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Ashile
Ie Wong
Elags
Wwe
Anual Hua
Aioe
Bods
Gronerty
Chamber of
Bomshore
Cory
Amust
Jalan
Robert Brown
Allis Spencer
Ross Rehrman
Rubber makers testify before Commerce panel on raw material control
American rubber manufacturers went before the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee on Friday to present grievances against the British rubber combine. Akron manufacturer Harvey Piréatane was called as the first witness. After all witnesses are heard, the committee will set its plan for the remainder of the inquiry and determine how to address alleged price manipulation of raw materials produced abroad.
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Washington
Howse Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Viday
Labor and Rail Magnates Seek New Tribunal
Washington reports a joint conference between labor and railway management to draft terms for a new labor adjustment mechanism, replacing the old railroad labor board. The plan creates a mediation hour and a commission to investigate, with a focus on easing disputes without public upheaval. Labor leaders and presidents of several unions met with President Coolidge to push for legislative action this week.
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Youth Caught Ransacking Car on Mott Street
Mike Hackman, 17, of Youngsville, was arrested by Patrolmen Ruppersburger and Spencer for ransacking C. J. Phelps’s car in a garage on Mott Street. Police found a blanket removed from the seat and Hackman was detained at the local jail awaiting charges.
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Youngsville
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Lorenz Proposes Novel Longevity Prescription
Vienna surgeon Dr Adolf Lorenz visits New York aboard the Berengaria advocating a surprising longevity rule. He urges Americans to curb overindulgence by balancing views and daily habits, noting people work too hard eat too much and sleep poorly. He arrived to visit patients once treated here a year ago.
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New York
Adolf Lorenz
Vienna
Lore
Lorene
Wholesale Day Shakeup Near in Washington and Pennsylvania
January reports say after five months of reorganizing prohibition enforcement, Assistant Treasury Secretary Andrews is close to reshuffling forces, with Florida and Pennsylvania named as key sites. Florida would gain stronger dry support as Simmons resigns due to heart trouble, while Pittsburgh’s unit remains unaffected though Philadelphia may see changes as officials in New York assess the situation.
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Piorida
Pennsylvania
Benjamin T. Simmons
Simmons
Florida
Coast Guard
Pittsburgh
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Philadelphia
Fred ©. Baird
Baird
New York
Ladies Gym Classes Planned After Meet at Junior High
Twenty five ladies attended a meeting in the Junior High School gymnasium last evening. A physical culture class was organized with regular meetings every Wednesday from 7:00 to 8:30 PM. If membership grows, two classes will be held at 7 and 8 PM with 8 Connell directing in the schools.
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Wit
Oklahoma bad man Knap alledgedly escapes jail by lock picks
Police reveal that inmate Knap and partner Miller planned a jailbreak using a wood splinter to open padlocks and a steel plate guarding the jail bar. The duo allegedly discussed the method while in custody and one man may be on parole. A Hamilton watch linked to the case was recovered from Hugh Toughey after a drunkenness arrest.
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Erie County
Math Hess
Imi
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Erin
Hugh Toughey
Park Street
Hamilton
Toughey
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Sheng Soaventst
Teast
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Feelt Moors
Delay of Aluminum Trust Inquiry Probed
U.S. Senate committee investigates delays in the aluminum trust inquiry. Witnesses include Attorney General John G. Sargent and Federal Trade Commission officials. The session focused on why the probe stalled and who influenced its pace amid partisan exchanges and closed-door discussions.
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Washington
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Senate
Senetar
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Montana
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Federal ‘Trade Commission
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Village Threatened by Huge Landslide Near Schimberg
A massive landslide near Schimberg, Geneva, estimated at 1,000,000 tons, forces residents to demolish and move houses from the threatened area. Farmers in the vicinity cut timber and safeguard hay and firewood as the slide inches closer.
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Schimberg
Retiring U S Envoy Praises Spain’s Progress
Alexander New York Jan Moore a retired ambassador of the United States to Spain returned aboard the Herengaria and described Spain’s progress over three years. He called Spain a European power with growing U S relations and cited embargo issues on fruit imports as a concern. He echoed President Coolidge on limiting powerful boards and supported eliminating those with arbitrary power, including the horticultural board.
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Europe
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United States
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Congress
Machine Runs Down Erie Boy
Erie January 7 A auto mobile struck 11 year old Robert Foulke of 1 West Fifth street on Cherry street between Fifth and Sixth. He was dragged a half block before the driver Frank Stannard 30 of 419 West Eleventh street was arrested for driving under the influence. Foulke and George Farrell 13 of 13 West Fourth street were heading home when hit by a northbound car without lights. Mrs William Hazel and daughter left this afternoon for a visit.
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Fifth
Sixth Streets
Robert Voulke
West Fifth Street
Frank Stannard
Eleventh Street
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Detzel
Foulke
George Farrell
West Wirth
Woman's Club Tea at Hotel Corry Delights Members
Nearly two hundred members of the Woman's Club gathered for a tea at Hotel Corry yesterday afternoon marking the club’s first event of the year. Mrs Arthur Brevillier, Erie Woman's Club president, spoke on departmental work for women’s clubs and the new American Home department adopted statewide. She urged attendance at the Northwestern group meeting in February at Hotel Bartlett in Caneyville Springs. The program included vocal numbers by Mrs G W Kayne and piano solo by Lucille Murray Desmond, with a receiving line of club leaders and members. Teas, coffee, sandwiches and cakes were served by rotating host groups throughout the afternoon.
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Arthur Breyiliiér
Erie Woman's Club
Brauilelier
Woman
Areyhier
Corrs Club
Northwestern
State Federation
Itotel Bartlett
Can Ywidge Springs
G W Kayne
Mike
Lucille Murray
Katharine Florence Desmond
Mary Condra
Corry Club
Brevillier
Olin W. Bracken
Florence Blair
Lena Cohen
Tex
J. A. Lanston
PF Mc Loveland
PD. Geigen
Johny Love
Harrison Kepbell
Elsvard Mankin
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JE. DiMarcenie
PM Raymond
J. E. Roelo
J. E. Walraven
N. Z. Gilerette
Eleanor Mead
Ips Alttin
A. D. Colegrave
Concord woman fractures wrist after fall on ice
Mrs. Sylvester M. Butler of Concord suffered a fracture of the wrist yesterday after slipping on an icy walk while en route home. The fracture was reduced and the woman is getting along as well as could be expected today.
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Concord Strait
Jon
Keystone Husker Team Guests at Kiwanis Banquet
Kiwanis Club met today at Hotel Corry with Keystone husker team Wert as guests. The banquet featured a fine dinner and informal program. New members D. W. Stanley and JH Martin were inducted. three more are to join next week, expanding the club’s membership.
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JH Martin
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Frywd
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