Hand of Capone tied to single murder case
United Press reports link Al Capone to the arrest era of Capone gang activity that led to Leo Brothers' murder. The narrative traces Linglé's death to Northside rivalries, Limiting Capone's power, with retaliatory violence and police pressure fracturing the syndicate in Chicago during the prior year. The piece sketches Capone's losses, saloons shuttering, and retaliatory attacks on rivals.
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United Press Chicago
Scarfee
Lingle
Ganz
Lingls
Jacl
Zula
Joe Arlli
Capone
Public Indies Nation
Jack Zuta
State Street
Moran
Delafield, Wis
Governor Fisher backs John Brown Park plan in Crawford County
A Harrisburg meeting this week yielded endorsement for state acquisition of the John Brown property in Crawford County and its development as a state park. Governor Fisher, State Librarian Godharles, and State Historical officials urged preservation and legislative action to authorize state ownership.
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Crawford County
John Brown
Jom S. Fisher
Hamsbore
Guyer
Misher
New Richmond
Frederick A. Godhharles
Pennsyvania
John’ Brown
J. Boyd Hamilton
Pennsylvania State Historical Commission
Historical Commission
Gov Fisher
Stank Baldwin
Potter County
Senate
Godwharles
J. J. Desmond
F. A. Loveland
Corry
Dawson Olmatead
Washington, D. C
John Brown Memorial
Cymbalom Music Delights Corry Lyceum Crowd
Assurances by Redpath Lyceum Bureau that Corry will receive the full five number season dispel fears of a cut due to ticket sales. Cymbalom Orchestral Quartet, featuring Wisie Patay, impressed with Magyar attire and strong cello, violin and piano offerings. Next numbers are Jack Wood's Bell Ringing Trio on January 20 and Cathedral Trumpeters on February 11.
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John W. Chambers
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Corry
Chambers
Lyceum Econoke
Jack Wood
Wisie Patay
Patay
Estelle Regis
Brown
Soprano to Play Concert at Club House
A Corry Woman's Club concert at Mott street club house Friday evening January 16 features Miss Mathes in a Norwegian French Italian themed recital. She is managed by the National Music League and has performed in Boston New York and other cities. Supervisors to meet for officer elections at the courthouse in Mayville on January 17 per Clerk Sam A. McGinnies.
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Corry Woman's Club
Mott Street
Appearnange Af
Ann Mathea
Fe Pfino
Norway
France
Miss Malon
Wiies
United States
Boston
New York City
Washington
Chautsuqua County
Se Court House
Mayville
Clavie
Sam A. McGinnies
Ripley
Deny Huge Expenses Of Davis In Pennsylvania Primary
Senator James J. Davis released a letter attributed to Charles B. Hall a Philadelphia Republican leader stating that less than five percent of the money spent in the Pennsylvania primary went to the Davis Brown ticket. The letter to Senate primary committee Chairman Nye argues 1,200,000 seats were spent by Davis supporters in the primary camp.
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United Press
Washington
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Charles B. Hall
Day
Philadelphia
Davis-Brown
Davis
Hall
Nye
Senate
Crawford County to Build Road End in Sprawling Plan
Crawford County commissioners plan to proceed with the Spartansburg road project as the West Pleasant Street to city line segment in Tyrone is nearly finished. The Titusville Herald notes the Crawford end is ready and the road may be among the first spring undertakings, while youth missing for Rochester remains in custody awaiting transfer.
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Titusville Paper
Spartansburg
Crayford County
Corry-Spartansburg
Titusville Herald
Crawford County
The
Herald
Corry
Hiie County
Pleasant Street
Crawford
County
Beller
Titusville
Spartansburg Road
Grawford County
Good Roads
Fills
Coast Girls Set Record Endurance Flight
In Los Angeles on January 10 Miss Bobbie Trout and Mrs Hdns Mae Cooper set a new women's endurance flight refueling record of 7122 hours and 50 minutes aboard the Curtiss-Robin Lady Rolph after landing at 6 20 p m yesterday. Authorities stopped the flight due to airport noise while residents complained about the prolonged engine running. The record surpasses the previous 42 hour 16 minute mark by Trout and Smitts, and is just over one fifth of the men’s mark by Forest O Brien and Dale Jackson. Trout said they were just getting started and hoped to continue. Lawrence Thomas heads to Buffalo for the Automobile Show.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Bobbie Trout
Hdns Mae Cooper
Lady Rolph
Joseph Martin
Miss Trout
Hlinor Smitts
New York
Forest O’brine
Dale Jackson
St Louis
Entombed Miners In Tunnel Cave In Face Delays Rescue
In Livermore California on January 10 a tunnel collapse trapped 20 miners. Officials at Mitchell tunnel said rescue would take at least five more hours, with interior Tong tunnel estimates around noon. An oxygen tube kept the men alive and messages signaled they were all right, though danger remained.
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United Press
Drought Strains Eastern Ohio Towns Prompt Water Purchases
Eastern Ohio towns faced a severe drought as wells and springs ran dry. Canfield and Mineral Ridge residents bought water at 20 cents a barrel, hauling supplies from truckers and distant inlets to meet livestock and household needs.
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United Press
Youngstown
Ohio
Dis
Canfield
Mineral Ridge
Mineral Ridge Homes
School Board to Vote on Nurse Hire and Meeting Agenda
The board of education will vote next week on employing a school nurse for the remainder of the 1930-31 term at the monthly session. The January meeting will be held Monday evening in the library, with routine business and reports on tap. The district favors pursuing state aid to fund nursing positions, and a report on possibilities will be presented Monday night. A mass will be offered for Rev John Mader, former neighbor, at St Michita in Castle Shannon on Monday morning.
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Board of Education
Schoir
Nord
Nice
Dewey
Vittlé J. Reistr
St. Elizabeth’s
Chaireh
St Mich- Teta
Erie
John Mader
Ne ‘Bby
Castle Shan
Five Convicts Escape Through Long Tunnel in Santa Fe
Five inmates escaped from the state penitentiary in Santa Fe New Mexico via a 70-foot tunnel under the walls. Officials say the tunnel took about ten months to construct. Guards were suspended, and a manhunt with bloodhounds followed the escape. The fugitives named were Jose Fernandez Dave Morris Pedro Gomez Cabing Rodrigues and Louis Rodriguez. Authorities suspected outside help and possible vehicle pickup.
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Santa FE
N. M
Jose Fernandez
Dave Morris
Pedro Gomez
Cabing Rodrigues
Louis Rodriguez
Seaplane Flight to Paris and Washington Budget Drives
Bulletin items report Mrs Beryl Hart and Lieut Wmn Maclaren departing New York at 11 15 a m for the Azores en route to Paris. Senate approves a 1 000 000 annual maternity and infancy welfare program with federal state cooperation. Bruening's East Prussia tour sparks demonstrations as he returns. Red Cross urges a 10 000 000 relief fund via a national appeal. U S Steel posts 4 048 596 tons in December up from November 3 629 636 with a 803 980 ton rise. A Pittston Coal Co mine explosion at No 14 injures four men. premature blast blamed.
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United Press
Hamilton
Beryl Hart
Wmn
Maclaren
New York
Paris
Azores
Wall Street
United States Steel Corporation
Next Week's Weather Forecast for Washington and Vicinity
The forecast covers North and Middle Atlantic states with rain in parts of the Northeast and generally fair conditions elsewhere. Temperatures are expected to be above normal early in the week, turning colder later, with unsettled northern areas prone to rain by Friday and the overall period showing variable conditions.
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Washingion
Van
Bireau
North
Middle Atlantic
New England
Buckman Faces Loss Of Power In Senate Committee Fight
Harrisburg January 1 The State Senate split deepens as Daix backers plot penalties against opponents for President pro tem. Buckman of Bucks County is singled out for chairmanship loss while his Rural critique over road act allocations fades after Buckman is narrowly retained as chair of the Seafale roads committee. Pinchot faction readies reprisals against dissenters in a bid to weaken Daix supporters.
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Daix
Harrisburg
Power Board
Thomas E. Williams
United Press
Senate
Augustus F. Daix
Philadelphia
Courier
Gifford Pinchot
Govermor
Dis
Ladly
Sator
Clarence J. Buckman
Bucks County
United States
Joseph R. Gmundy
Buckman
Chairan
Uulteage
Seafale Roads Committee
Pinchot
W. D. Mansfield
McKeesport
Best Ice Of Season Draws Large Crowds At West Columbus Rink
A large throng enjoyed ice skating at the West Columbus Avenue rink Friday evening. The rink was flooded Thursday afternoon and the freeze yielded a fine surface for skating, with attendees praising the quality of ice for Corry area residents.
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West Columbus Avenue
West Columbus
Corry
Deadlock Broken on Drought Relief Bill in Washington
Washington January 10 United Press reports a split over drought relief after a steering committee meeting and Senate conference. The White House and House leaders push to eliminate a 15 million dollar amendment with aid from Gerry Water Company and officials including Howard Sheen Ray Creon and Ward Harrington amid construction and maintenance support, while Leo Doolan transfers to Meadville sub station and Harry Kenyon replaces him.
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Serae Washington
Frante House
Whiteley
West
Senate Ouster Faces Refusal by President
President Hoover summoned Attorney General Mitchell to craft a reply to the Senate demand for the return of nominations for new power commissioners. The Senate voted 41 to 9 to reconsider confirmations of Chairman George O Smith and Commissioners Marl Garland and Claude L Draper. Mitchell reportedly argued the president cannot re submit nominations after Senate confirmation. the officials had already been sworn in before the Christmas recess. Senator Herbert of Rhode Island discussed the legal implications with the president beforehand.
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Senate
Hoover
Mitchell
Lyle C. Wilson
United Press Staff
Washington
Pew
White House
George O. Smith
Marl Garland
Claude L. Draper
Hebert
Rhode Island
Pulpit Committee Named for Presbyterian Church Vacancy
Congregational meeting at First Presbyterian Church named a pulpit committee to search for a new pastor after Rev Hoger F P Cressey’s resignation. The committee includes Edward J. Lewis Frank T. Babbitt Hubert Heerlein Theo Williams and C H Holden. Rev Paul Cotton to speak at morning and evening services tomorrow as candidate.
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Presbyterian Church
Paul Cotton
First Presbyterian Church
Hoger
FP. Cressey
Edward J. Lewis
Frank T. Babbitt
Hulbert Heerlein
Theo Williams
C. H
Europa Liner Returns After Rough Atlantic Crossing
The North German Lloyd liner Europa docked in New York twelve hours late after three days of high seas. Among 80 passengers were Dr Adolph Lorenz noted Viennese surgeon on his nineteenth Atlantic crossing and Dr Almert Lorenz. Ralph Tulitzer and wife sailed back from a two month Angola to West Africa expedition, collecting specimens for the Carnegie Museum of Pittsburgh.
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United Press
NEW York
Europa
Marth Rime
Adolph Lorenz
Tis Oon
Almert Lorenz
Ralph Tulitzer
Angola
Africa
Camaerie Museum of
Pittsburgh
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments at WABO and WHE
Radio listings highlight WABO CBS Net with Auto Show and WHE NBC Network with Highroad of Adrennaline. Pickard Westy SEB st wear and QieC provide a mix of programs, while network features include Trokibadiour of the MENOT.
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WABO
CBS
NBC Network
T4s
Pickard Westy
Seb St Wear Ory
Trokibadiour
MENOT
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Clarion
Bale
Coast Girls
Edna Mae Cooper
Mis. Lewrines Thomas
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