Tokio cabinet county's debt burden detailed
The Journal outlines the county's financial condition amid a voter driven bond issue. Outstanding debts total about 2.89 million with notes, highway damage claims, subway work, and other obligations. Interest in one year reached 171,493.75, linked to courthouse and roads spending.
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Tokio Cabinet County
Huis
Harvey Willis
Tupalle
Conseiéipions Oficial
Drle
Willis
Aubway
Public Service Commission
Department of the Register of Wills
Knee
Ragan
Erie County
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed
The schedule lists WABC and WEAR CBS NBC networks with programs such as Light Opera Gems Concert and Cavaliers. March of Time and Fen Whiteman's Paint Men are broadcast on Wg. Columbia Symphony Orchestral is aired on WABS.
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WABC
CBS
NBC
CBS Network
Fen Whiteman
WABS
Columbia Symphony Orchestral
New County Bond Issue Faces Defeat
County Controller Willis warns the proposed 60000,000 bond issue faces likely defeat at the January 19 special election. He argues the county's $128 million property and $29 million personal valuations justify the plan as a reorganizing measure. Tax rate implications could require up to eight to ten mills, with voters skeptical of further spending if the bond fails.
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Willis
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Willis Loday
Davison Named Deputy Coroner in Evin County
R Lawrence Davison of this city was yesterday named Deputy Coroner by Dr Stroble the elected Coroner of Evin County. The appointment followed notification to Coroner Stroble and succeeds Mark Fullam who had served as local deputy coroner under former Coroner Harley for several years.
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R. Lawrence Davison
Stroble
Evin
Corry Swan
Davidion
Mark Fullam
Harley
Corry Girl Weds in Quiet Shrewsbury Ceremony
Miss Berenice Gillette daughter of Dr and Mrs WN Troy Gillette of Corry and Mr W Wright Hilyard were married today in a small Shrewsbury New Jersey church at noon. Present were both families and close relatives. After a wedding breakfast at Adlenhurst NJ the couple planned a Florida honeymoon and a summer home in Allenhurst. Miss Gillette is a Gerry High Ogontz School and Pitt alumna. Mr Hilyard is a New York broker and Rollins College and Mount Pleasant Military Academy graduate.
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Berenice Gillette
Wn.troy Gillette
Corry
W. Wright Hilyard
Shrewsbury
N. T. Gillette
Mary Elizabeth Gillette
Edison Harmon
Robert Patterson
M. H. Nase
Jennie
Raine
Adlenhurst
N. J
Florida
Sflet
New York
Ome
Allenhurst
Gidlette
Gerry High School
Ogontz ‘School
University of Pittsburgh
Hilyard
New York City
Mount Pleasant Military Academy
Rollins College
Corry Man's Case Held Over In Police Court
The case against D. M. Alford of Corry, charged by Jamestown police with intoxication after a collision between his truck and a water hydrant wagon, and an alleged prior incident involving hydrants, was continued until Saturday morning. It was reported the charge may be reduced to assault and disposition made in Jamestown police court.
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D. M. Alford
Jamestown Polce
Tamestown
Alford
Tay
Open Door policy pressed in China by U S action
The Hoover administration asserts the Open Door policy to curb Japanese occupation in Manchuria and protect American business and sovereignty in China. Secretary Stimson cites the Kellogg pact and nine power pact provisions, warning against treaties eroding U S rights and sovereignty. The move aims to pressure Japan and China, with mixed congressional reactions on its effectiveness.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover ‘ Administration
China
Manchuria
Stimson
Japan
United States
America
Paris
Franklin Valveless Engine Company in $50,000 suit
Franklin firm Franklin Valveless Engine Company of Franklin Pennsylvania is named in a federal damage suit filed yesterday. Plaintiff Wilfon Cole, 33, Oldahom, alleges injury January 10, 1930 at Milt's ranch in Val Verde County Texas while assisting in placing engaging operation for the Prandin concern.
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Franklin
Peptsburgh
Franklin Valveless Engine Company
Wifion Cole
Oldahom
Milt
Val Verde County
Texas
Prandin
Troops Called to Patrol Flooded Delta Towns
Sumner Mississippi reports urgent plea to War Department for U S Army troops to patrol eroding levee lines in Tallahatchie River valley after a 190 foot washout floods 30 000 acres and 2 000 residents. Livestock losses and wholesale property damage rise as refugee camps form and inmates seek shelter. Convict crews and guards reinforce levees while thousands aid with sand bags in an expanding disaster.
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United Press
Sumner
U. S. Army
Eve Speter
War Department
Glendora
Greniora
East ‘Pallahatehte
Sharkey Plantation
Macel
Vanes
Gaynes
Tippo
Webb
Greenwood
Philip
Graham Cuts $11,000 From Salary Schedule
District Attorney Mortara Grahan acts to curb costs by cutting the salary plan by 11,000, naming one assistant D A Burton R Laval and reducing county detective and staff pay to 26,700 annually, while overall annual salaries drop by 11,000.
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Graham
Mortara Grahan
Burton R. Laval
Nely
Saliirles
Liam
Poor Directors Cooperate With Relief Fund
Officials announced cooperation between Erie county poor directors and the county relief fund to merge Corey share resources. Dorotha Whiteley was named agent of the poor board in Corry to coordinate both funds under her direction.
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Miss Whitely
Corry
Corry Nelier Fut
Erie County Poor Directors
Corey
Wrk
Af Tin Carry Relief Fund
Dorothay Whiteley
Miss Whiteley
Joea Committee Ue
Misa Whitele
Emmy Heert
Whiteley
County Board
Brie
New York Pennsylvania Gas Road Link Nears Completion
Spear McGinnies of Ripley pledged New York will complete its section of the Wattsburg road linking Cutting to Wattsburg. Harrisburg indicated Pennsylvania paving would proceed under the Campbell bill, with Albany’s Highway Superintendent Arthur Brandt to authorize the project soon.
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Wattsburg
Pennsylvania
New York State
Spear McGinnies
Ripley
New York
John King
Harrisburg
Campbell
Hewitt
Pennslvania
Fred Wardes
Speaker McGinnies
Ceenter
Arthur W. Brandt
Albany
Multiple Wilmington Bulls Transfer and Tariff Vote
Wilmington reports deputy prohibition administrator Harold D Two Gun Wilson is reassigned to Omaha to lead the Nebraska office. A Washington tariff bill test vote shows 234 in support and 171 opposed. An Erie case charges Frank Girardot with conspiracy to defraud six insurers of over 2100. Delaware voting machines ordered back for repair in three counties. Coast Guard enlisted men face court martial for bribery. Harrisburg cites Pioneer Oil Company license revocation for failing to comply with liquid fuels tax rules.
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United Press
Wilmington
Del
Harold D.two Gun
Wilson
Prohibition
Delaware
Omaha
Neb
Line
Nebraska
Oil City
Harrisburg
Pioneer Oil Company
OH City
Clyde M. King
Gifford Opposes Federal Relief Aid in Hearings
Washington June testimony by Walter Gifford, Hoover relief official, argues against federal appropriations for the destitute as Senate committees study unemployment legislation. He urges local, state, and private action, noting variability in needs and the sufficiency of governments to fund relief with cooperation from private agencies.
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United Press
Washington
Jun
Walter
Gifford
Hoover
Senate
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Wade
la Follette-Costigin
Saine
Ken
Relatives Move Bodies of Plane Crash Victims
In Harrisburg on January 8 relatives sent home the bodies of Mrs Ruth Stewart and Mrs Debbie Stanford, two society matrons killed when a plane crashed on Sherman mountain fifty miles away. Alice Stewart of St Louis claimed his wife’s body. it will be sent to St Louis today. W L Stanford of Camden New Jersey drove there with an undertaker to take his wife’s body to Camden. Mrs Stewart’s body was found crushed beneath the engine. death was instantaneous. Mrs Stanford was pinned in the cabin and died possibly hours later from a fractured skull.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Ruth Stewart
Debbie Stanford
Sherman Mountain
Alice Stewart
St. Louis
W. L. Stanford
Camden
N. J
Drew Jailed at Bradford for Misappropriation Charges
Webster Drew former city treasurer is jailed in Bradford Pa on two charges and a third connected misapplication of city funds. Bail set at 50000 with alleged misused totals around 19686.24 and 22000 applied to county funds and school district accounts plus personal use.
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United Press
Bradford
Webster © Drew
Drew
Schoonmaker Sued for Divorce by Pittsburgh Wife
Mrs Susin Lower Schoonmaker of Pittsburgh files for divorce from attorney Max V Schoonmaker son of Federal Judge F Schoonmaker. She testifies of nightly parties at home and neglect after birth of their baby. She recounts quarrels over another woman and threats to jump from a window.
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Pittsburgh
Susin Lower Schoonmaker
Max V
F. P.schoonmaker
Schoonmaker
Judge Schoonmaker
Bradford
Schannmaker
E. M. Power
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