Mail Plane Forced Down Near Mill Village
A U S mail plane en route from New York to Cleveland was forced to land in fog near Mill Village after a failed propeller and broken gear. The crew recovered mail, were aided by motorists, and proceeded to Cleveland to obtain a replacement propeller before continuing to Mill Village for repairs.
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Erie
Bath
Pennsylvania
U.S
Nou Mill Village
Eile
Cleveland
New York
Bellefonte
Mill Village
Tree
Hyle Tate
Smith Enters Long Beach Open Championship
Los Angeles January 10 MacDonald Smith veteran New York golfer who has won two west coast tournaments in as many weeks will enter the Long Beach open championship Friday. The Long Beach tournament features a 42,500 prize and draws top players including Tommy Armour of Washington.
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Ey Wulted
Los Angeles
MacDonald Smith
New York
Long Beach
Tommy Armour
Washington
Gets Chance With Giants
William Lai a Hanlan Chinese third baseman will join the New York Giants this spring. Lai gained attention from John McGraw after standout play with the semi pro Brooklyn Bushwicks last year and earlier with the University of Hawaii team.
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United Press
NEW York
William ‘R, Lai
Ase Mas
New York Giants
Lai
University of Hanan
Joh ‘McGraw
Brooklyn Bushwicks
Tepee Herb Tonic credited with renewed strength in Portsmouth
Laura Simms of 20 Campbell Ave Portsmouth reports years after pneumonia left her weak and sleepless Tepee Herb Tonic restored her nerves and energy. She says she now sleeps well and feels stronger with fewer aches and pains. Corry and nearby shops stock Tepee Tonic.
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Laura Simms
Campbell Ave
Portsmouth
Redwood
Thomas
Corry
Tariff Farm Relief Occupies Senate Stage
Washington January 10 Tariff reduction and a farm relief measure held the Senate’s attention amid debate on Senator McMaster’s resolution for general downward tariff revision. McMaster argued lower tariffs would cut farmers’ costs and balance profits, while Smoot condemned the move as damaging business confidence. Senators urged wording changes for a limited revision, noting treaty concerns. Coolidge opposes the legislation this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Senate
Cay
McMaster
McMaser
Chase Smoot
Finance Comhittes
Coolidge
Philatheas Entertained At Baptist Class Meeting
The Philathea Class of the Baptist Church met at Emma Linscott s home on W Pleasant street with 25 members present. Officers elected for the year included Helen Westley president Clara Pettingill secretary and Leng Thurston treasurer along with a flower committee. A gift was presented to Miss Westley, refreshments were served, and Mrs Barton Smith s birthday was noted with a duet prepared by Miss Linscott. Mrs Clair Wilson of Erle attended as a guest.
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Philathea
The
Baptist Church
Emma Linscott
W. Pleasant Street
Helen Westley
John W. Rickers
Clara Pettingill
George Thomas
Leng ‘Thurston
W. F. Miller
Bruce Thomas
Barton Smith
Westley
B. Franklin
Lena Thurston
B. Smith
Emma Linsscott
Miss Linscott
Dulee
Clair Wilson of
Erle
International Paper declares quarterly dividend in 1928
The International Paper Company board states a quarterly dividend of 60 cents a share on common stock, payable February 16, 1928, to holders of record at close of business February 1, 1928. Checks will be mailed. transfer records will not close. Owen Shepherd, Vice President and Treasurer.
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International Paper Company
New York
Owen Shepherd
Parole bid for bootlegger Harry Gordon in Erie
Friends in Erie push for parole for Harry Gordon, a confessed bootlegger held at Allegheny county work house for 21 months. He suffers ulcers and may be released Feb 1 after five and a half months served. Gordon was arrested in Oil City last June for transporting whiskey and pled guilty in Mercer county court to prohibition law violations.
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Erie
Harry Gordon
Allegheny County
Gordon
Oil City
Parker
Mercer County
Tom Mix Ordered to Appear in Custody Dispute
Los Angeles June 10 Tom Mix a film western star must appear January 20 to show why he should not pay $1,000 toward the support education of Ruth Mix 16 daughter by his prior marriage Olive Mix divorced with the actor filed complaint claiming Mix paid only 50 a month though his estate is valued at 9 000 000 since the divorce
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Anney
Los Angeles
Tom Mix
Callet
Reaso
Ruek Mix
Mariage
Olive Mix
Mix
Curtain Sale Debuts Various Net and Panel Sets
Reduced price curtains in multiple styles including Ruffle Sets with valance and ties, Oxford Cross and Net Panels, Shadow Lace, Radiant Lace beige, Filet Net and Marquisette options. Discounts from reg prices up to half and more, with widths listed and ivory or beige tones.
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Oxford Cross
Quaker Craft
Quaker
Readers Club Entertainment in Nome on East Frederick Street
Mrs J We Campnell hosted the Readers Club on Monday afternoon at their weekly session on Music. Clara Osborne led the program with quotations and a response to roll call. A delightful afternoon featured readings, unison songs, a pleasant duet by Mrs Fulp and Mrs Osborne, and a contest on pictures of noted musicians conducted by Miss Cook.
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J. We Campnell
Nome
East Frederick Street
Mis
Clara Osborne
Campbell
Fulp
Osborne
Miss Cook
Burial for Raymond Winter in Pittsburgh
Raymond Winter, executed yesterday at Rockview State penitentiary for the murder of two children three years ago, was brought to Pittsburgh today for burial. The funeral will be held Thursday and will be strictly private, according to family members.
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United
Pittsburgh
Raymond Winter
Rockview State Penitentiary
Bellefonte
Two Robberies Near Warren In Weekend Burglary Wave
Two robberies over the weekend hit Clyde Himebaughs Kinzua store and the Carlson General Store in Saybrook with identical entry methods. Sheriff Jefferson and Deputy Ritleue investigated. no arrests yet. The break ins mirror prior county incidents by the same gang, affecting Kinzua Saybrook Clarendon Sheffield and Tiona.
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Himebaugh
Kinzua
Saybrook
Warren
Kinaus
We CG. A
Carlson
EL Saybrook
Warren County
Clyde Himebalgh
Elizua
Mae & Haul
Tule
Sheri Harry Jefferson
Clyde Himebaugi
Jefferson
Robert Ritelue
Saint
Tiona
Clarendon
Sheffield
Union City Plant Strike Lull Signals Business Upturn
Union City January business activity shows a lull in factory orders but optimism remains. Local furniture and plant factories report mixed early shipments from the Chicago Exposition and rising volumes for some products. Manufacturers anticipate strong first half of 1928 with improving conditions across plants.
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Union City
Jaousry
Union’ City
Big $10.5 Million Plan For Disabled Veterans
Washington January 10 The Veterans Hospital building program totaling 10 million five hundred thousand dollars was recommended to Congress today by Director Hines of the U S Veterans Bureau. He outlined the plan before the House Veterans Committee.
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Washington
Congress
Hines
U. S. Veterans Bureau
House Veterans Committee
Hoover to speak at Harrisburg state chamber meeting
Herbert Hoover, secretary of commerce and potential 1948 presidential candidate, will headline the Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce gathering in Harrisburg. The convention opens January 28 and runs several days with speakers including Governor John Winber.
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United Press Harrisburg
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Pennaylvania State Chamber of Commerce
Johh
Winber Nlao
Former Corry Resident Dead
Fred P. Page, a former Corry resident, died Friday in Peoria at age 60s or 70s. His wife Florence Frooles, also a former Corry resident, had preceded him in death in 1920. Page visited Corry in 1926 and leaves brothers George Page of Peoria Illinois and Harry Page, plus several nieces and nephews. Burial took place in Peoria.
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Fred P. Page
Tormenly Arms City
Peoria
Florence Frooles
Corry
Mr. Page
M. N. Page
The
George Page
Harry Page
Peorig
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Smith
Tarife
Philatheas
Tim
Scott
North Center
J. A. Lanston Corry, Pa
Hoover
Harrisburg
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Hudson
Essex
Mani
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