Royal Wedding Draws Europe’s Royalty to Rome
In Rome at the Pauline chapel of the Quirinal Palace, Princess Marie José of Belgium and Crown Prince Humbert of Italy wed in a ceremony attended by European royalty. The boulevard crowd cheered as monarchs and dignitaries led a grand procession through Quirinal Square and into the chapel. Meanwhile Mussolini and state officials followed the cortege, with Cardinal Maifi officiating.
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United Press
Rome
Italy
Belgium
Marie Jose
Humbert
Royal Quirinal Palace
Europe
Queinal Square
Pauline
Volo
Marie José
King Albert
Helen
Prince Humbert
Victor Emmanuel
Gilzebeth
Boris
Bulgaria
Prince
Monaco
Luxemburg
Duke of
Brabant
Flanders
Manuel
Amel
Portugal
Duke of York
England
Infante
Fernando
Spain
Marshal Petain
France
Paul of
Benito Mussolini
Knights of the Annunciation
Senate
Knights of Malta
Max
Brussels
Pisti
Florenice
Kinga
Marie
Doctor Slain by Insane Patient in Harrisburg Hospital
Dr. Miller, 45, a physician at the State Hospital for Insane in Harrisburg, was killed today by patient Moses Sweet, 50, who slashed the doctor's throat with a razor. Guards overpowered Sweet and confined him in a strong room after the attack during a morning ward rounds.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Be: Miller
State Hospital For Insane
Moses Sweet
Dri Miller
Sweet
World Peace Hinges on Naval Conference
Hoover warns delegates that success at London is crucial to world peace. He cites the Geneva collapse as a warning and notes the need to unite Great Britain and the United States despite past naval tensions and ongoing disputes over tonnage and fleet composition.
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United Press
Washington
Jan
London
Tanih Lodi
Hoover
Beleum
United States
Geneva
Swindled Of 33600 In Stock Market Game
The Tinkhams of Bourne mouth England lost 33600 in a stock market swindle after trusting Vogues who vanished. David W. Tinkham sent £7000 to England for the scheme and the couple planned to share earnings but the swindlers did not appear and they reported the matter to police.
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United Press
Chicago
Jan
David W. Tinkhans
Prince of Wales Road
Bourneymouith
England
Wem
Tinkham
Tinkhams
Corry Members Attend Annual Shrine Meeting
Corry residents join Zem Zem Temple in Erie for the annual Shrine opening ceremonies. The event features an afternoon session a banquet and evening degree rituals with officer elections and several contests shaping the leadership. Notables include Erie retiring potentate Judge William Hirt and Corry officials Mayor L Alexander PB Patt son A M Howard A G Buller and Dr C Bablen.
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Corry
Erie
Willam
Hirt
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Warren
Moring
West Ridge Company
Coriy
L. Alexander
Pb, Pattson
A. M. Howard
A. G. Buller
C.bablen
Five Best Radio Entertainments List
Radio page lists programs from networks WEAF NEC WABC NBC and CBS. Entries include Colianila Grand Opera Palmolive Hour Mopiloll Orchestra and Hinke Simmons Show Boat with times around 00 and 30 minutes.
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WIZ
NEC
Weatinghouse
WHAF
NBC
Mopiloll
WABC
CBS
WEAF
Awabac
Hinke Simmons
Two Doctors To Begin Practice In Corry Soon
Two physicians announce new practices in Corry. Dr George T Waggoner formerly of Spartansburg will open offices in the Lanston building on North Oyster street and begin practice this Saturday. Dr Hugh O H are son of local residents moves from Titusville and will have offices in the Really building on North Center street.
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George T. Weggoner
Spartansburg
Lanston
North Oyster Street
C. 03 Waggoner
G. W. Waggoner
Titusville
North Center Street
Dr. O'Hare
Loyola University
Greensburg
One Killed In Toledo Prison Riot
A Toledo workhouse riot left one prisoner dead and several injured. James Henderson, a guard, fired at inmate Morton who tried to halt a fight in the Wall pen after inmates hurled objects during a heated confrontation. Morton, serving a three day sentence, was killed by the shot.
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Toledo
Poll Pen
United’ Press
Jan S
White House
George “Morton
James Henderson
Lafiar
Morton
Work House
Henderson
Joe Marino
Three Arctic Expeditions Reported Missing
In Nome Alaska three Arctic expeditions are missing as aviators prepare to form a rescue unit under Capt. Pat Reid. Searches extend from Alaska to Siberia with Russian crews aiding, while pilots Bielson Borland and others remain unaccounted for near North Cape.
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United Press
Nome
Alaska
Siberia
Pat Reid
Aviation Corporation
Eielson
Here
Nulalo
Elu
Pseiyibey Tan
Aaron Decard
Deckard
Bielson
Borlind
Namie
Boris Chuknovsky
Krasnoyarsik
Arctic
Harl Borland
wWlasian Airways
North Cape
Rural roads aid sought by Erie County townships
Erie county townships apply for state aid to improve 494 miles of rural roads. Crawford leads the state in mileage requested with 3.44 miles of dirt roads included. The state set aside 6 million dollars for this program, double the 1927 legislature's amount, with eligibility for townships in all counties except Philadelphia. Other counties list mileage: Mercer 7.94, Venango 1.24, Clarion 0.28, Forest 0.127, Warren 0.91 miles.
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Erie County
Crawford County
Philadelphia
Mercer
Venango
Clarion
Forest
Warten
Jewelry theft at Samuel M. Nicholson Home
A burglary in Providence left 23 jewelry pieces missing from the Nicholson residence, valued between 40 000 and 50 000 dollars. Items include a 12 000 dollar pearl necklace and several diamond rings, with a fingerprint evidence suggesting outside burglars. The investigation followed discovery hours after the crime. Calvin Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge arrived in St. Petersburg Florida for a reception as a York Life Insurance meeting was slated.
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United Press
Providence
Samuel M. Nicholson
Nicholson File Co
Coolidges
Florida
ST. Petersburg
Enrater
Calvin Coolidge
Shilial Watter Nieeting
York Life Insurance Company
Typec
Reopening Seen in Taylor Murder Case Probe
United Press reports indicate Taylor murder case may reopen after discovery of no key witnesses. Focus shifts to Edward Sands as a potential prior contact with the case, with Hefner and Caylie in Teague cited among figures involved in the long-unsolved slaying.
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Frank H. Bartholomew
United Press
San Francisco
William Dashmond Taylor
Otis Heffer
Henry Peivey
Taylor
Edward Sands
Union
Sands
Hefner
Atu
Henryy
Folsom
Sanus
Cayliie
Teague
Pilsness
Sia
Suds
Cayop
Mexico
Mic
Los Angeles
Marcude Hing
Liat Faylor
Hank
Pervey
Open House Delights at Woman's Club on Mott Street
The Woman's Club on Mott Street hosted an open house with over 100 guests. A varied program featured a year pageant led by Miss Margaret Jane Kamps, dance numbers by junior students, and piano solos by Mrs. Arthur Palmer, with refreshments served by the committee.
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Mott Street
Frank Manwarren
Guy Abbey
E. C. Barnes
Misa Agnes Connell
Margaret Jane Kamps
Dick Dits
Phyllis Houghton
St. Valentine's
Harriet Anderson
St. Patrick’s Day
Thornton McInnes
Robert Durrell
John
Jerry Utts
John Will 1Cox
Allen Deay
Billie Merrick
Russell
Brown
Mary
Lovelind
Rachel Gratt
Maypole
Virginia Edson
Martin Keppel
Mildred
Marion Young
Dick Lyons
Barbara Ann Keppel
Phyllis Lyons
Hallowe'en
Helen Grace Merrick
Dorothy Spiesman
Arthur Palmer
Miss Connell
Wave of Robberies Sweeps Pittsburgh
Four robberies were reported to city detectives last night in Pittsburgh. The garage owner Jack Terenzio was robbed of 190 dollars, and 523 dollars were taken from two men at his garage. L Cohen, a buckler, was robbed on 28th street and Carey Avenue, and a man named Him lost 55 dollars. A Finkelstein vehicle on Penn Avenue lost clothing and a woman’s coat and a boy’s suit were stolen. A. Sembowsz reported a house entry and loot of clothing from Tunsack.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Jack Terenzio
L. Cohen
Buckerer
28Th Street
Carey Avenue
Finkelstein
Duquesne
Penn Avenue
A. Sembowsz
Laken
State gasoline tax receipts and allocations for December
The State Revenue Department reports December collections from the four cent gasoline tax totalled 246 818. The year 1929 yielded 20 a figure with portions returning to polluters and commissions collecting 111 519 during dealer polloution.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Jan
Whic Bart
Gas Company Victory Seen In Pittsburgh Rate Fight
A six year dispute over a 20 percent gas rate rise for Pittsburgh and western Pennsylvania may be approved by the Public Service Commission at an January 22 hearing. Attorneys argued that a seven year old gentleman's agreement to drop protests should bind Manufacturers Light and Heat Co and impact the case.
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Pittsburgh
Jan
Pennsylvania
Manufacturers Light and Heat Company
Public Service Commission
Requi—Table Gas Company
Peoples Gas Company
Christy
Manufacturers’ Light and Hest Co
Ben Avon
Peoples and E
Christy UL
Allomey
IC Robinson
Special S
Rehearing Denied in Snook Slaying Case
Columbus January 8 The state supreme court denied a rehearing to Dr James Howard Snook former Ohio State University professor serving a January 31 murder sentence for the killing of his coed sweetheart Theor Hix The court had earlier refused to review Snook's appeal and Gov Cooper indicated he would deny clemency from the U S Supreme Court.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
State Supreme Court Today
James Howard Snook
Ohia State University
Theor Hix
Snook
United States ‘Supreme Court of
Cooper
President Will Not Intervene In Senate Finance Rift
Washington dispatch reports a party split within the Republican bloc over two seats on the Senate Finance Committee. The farm bloc led by Borah of Idaho seeks representation while Smoot and Eastern senators push for a compromise. likely to reach a floor confrontation with possible resignations if the bloc wins.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Finance
Robert M. Lafolletts
Wisconsin
John Thomas
Idaho
Bristolei Hoover
Waxtemn
Werteru
Ulu
White House
Oove
Paul Ri Mallon
Dhe
Vasturn
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Smoot
Finance Committee
Wf Th Farm Floc
Borah
Ilaho
Noairiff
Hic
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Tllinois
Rees
Moses
Bingham
Deneen
Republican Party
Sena
Smboc Feslyne
Litting Ulis
Compromise Plan for Flexible Tariff Proposed in Washington
A proposed compromise to amend the present flexible provision of the tariff law was sent to President Hoover for consideration. The plan would grant the House and Senate 30 or 60 days to agree on a presidential tariff proclamation while preserving the textile provisions and allowing the tariff commission to act.
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United Press
Washington
Jan
Hoover
Davenport
Smits
Tariff Commission
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W. E. Hirt
Paris
Wright
B. L. Atcherley
le Bourget Field
Atcherley
George T. Waggoner
Hugh O'Hare
Henderson Red al. Marino
Roger Whiteley
Warner Big Morning
Fielson
Open House” OF Woman's Club
GAS Company
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