Police Chief at St Marys Is Dismissed
At a Cornell meeting on Friday night Police Chief Louis Gies was dismissed from the force. The council minutes state his resignation was accepted retroactively to January 1 1927, though Gies says he tendered no resignation. He had served since 1901 and became chief in 1919. No replacement has been named.
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Gh Marys Press
Cornell
Louis Gies
Cownell
Giles
Manhauser
Rotoft
Ite
Gies
St. Marys
Fashions From Paris With Velvet Bows and Fur Trim
Hedda Hoyt reports on new season styles including coin trimmed hatbands, gilt nail guards, lipstick matches in handbags, fur cuffs for gloves, narrow sportwear, slanted necklines with velvet bows, velvet trims on georgette dresses, embroidered white blouses with black skirts, bright red sashes, gold lace dresses, and simple home seamed frocks suitable for school wear.
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Hedda Hoyt
United Press
New York
Relso
Georgette Rocks
Norris Ready to Stand Trial in Texas Murder Case
Rev. J Franke Norris of Fort Worth faces trial in Austin for the July murder of lumberman Dr Chipps and the shooting at Norris church study following an attack on Chipps ally Mayor H C Meacham of Fort Worth. Both sides declared ready as the case opened.
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United Press
Austin
Texas
J. Franke Norris
Fort Worth
D.r Chipps
Chipps
Norris
C. ‘Meacham
Doan's Pills Highlighted for Kidney Dysfunction Relief
The ad describes faulty elimination caused by kidney action leaving toxins in the blood and causing fatigue backache and irregular secretions. Doan's Pills are praised as a stimulant diuretic helping these symptoms with decades of usage promoted as widely trusted.
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Doan
Negro breaks jail over homesickness in Mercer
W. V. Shrawder a Farrell man jailed on a license plate theft charge climbed 40 feet to the ground from a rope made of blankets at the Mercer county courthouse jail during repairs. He pleaded guilty and was fined $200 plus costs by Judge J A Mclaughry, and faced jail if he defaults.
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Uniteaness
Mercer
W. V. Shrawder
Farrell
J. A. Mclaughry
Candidates for Senate Office Plan Ballot Nominations
Erie county officials announce that names chosen at Republican and Democratic caucuses will be sent to the secretary of the commonwealth, who will approve and place on the ballot for the February 1 special election. Commissioner Rogan says names must be approved by the secretary before appearing on the ballot. Attorney S Y Rossiter disputes the applicability of the law to this process and notes contention among colleagues.
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Secretary of the Commonwealth
Rogan
Rossiter
Republican Party
Rheumatism Cure Prescription Shared By Veteran in France
A former American Army member in France who obtained a French rheumatism and neuritis prescription offers to mail it to readers. He provides his Brockton Massachusetts address and asks only for the recipient’s address and a postal request to receive the prescription at no cost.
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France
Paul Case
Brockton
Mass
Ady
State Gas Tax Upheld as Constitutional in Pa Case
A Dauphin County court opinion holds the state gasoline tax law constitutional. The ruling states Sum Oil Co of Camden New Jersey owes the commonwealth 1779.
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Waited Press
Warrisburg
Dauphin County
Sum Oil Company of
Caudan, N. J
Commonwealth
Civic clubs urged to support anti pollution bill in state legislature
Corry civic clubs and organizations urged backing for an anti pollution bill to be introduced in the state legislature. The measure, drafted by Pennsylvania Council member Cankervau and the Laura Walton League, seeks to curb poisonous chemicals, prevent sewage discharge, purify water, extend Sanitary Water Board powers, and provide penalties and permit controls. It aims to protect water sources, allow hearings for permits, and enable injunctions to stop ongoing pollution.
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Civic Club
Corry
Me Cankervaution Council of
Pennsylvania
Lauah Walton League of Americ
Pranaylania
Sanitary Water Board
New Officers Installed by Woman's Benefit Association
The Woman's Benefit Association held a meeting at Maccabee Hall to install officers. Installing Officer Mrs. Mary Patterson led changes including Commander Mrs. Mary Paulson and other posts with Mrs. Dunkle remembered by draping the charter. A lunch followed the January committee service.
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Mary Paulson
Woman's Benefit Association
Maccabee Hall
Mary Patterson
Marsr Murray
Sabina Marks
Dorothy Scott
Mary Clerks
Nellie, Myrick
Chaplin
Alms Gardner
Kathry
Young
Anna Andrews
Sentinel
Zela Leary
Lena Reynolds
Ruth Soper
Vivian Smuishis
Mayme Mitchell
Mayme Jackson
Pearl Deyo
Eva Pierce
Mary Dunkle
Chest Colds and BronChi-bine Emulsion Ad
Advertisement-like fragment touts BronChi-bine emulsion for chest colds and cough relief. Claims urges quick soothing of inflamed membranes and stopping germ growth with a dose, suggests keeping a bottle at home.
Origin of a Style in the Court Fashion Delays
In Louis XLV era England two Englishwomen arrived late to court. They offered their dresses when the court reopened and their outfits were accepted at once, reflecting the period’s fashion vogue summarized by Eileen Bourne in Liberty.
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Louls
Eileen Bourne
Liberty
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