Council Eyes Protest Over Sewage Plant Plans
City officials and Warren leaders plan a conference with representatives from nearby towns to oppose centralized control of state sewer projects. Mayor L. Alexander and Councilman Biker express support for delaying disposal plant construction, while Oil City and other towns weigh joining the protest against the State Sanitary Water Board's funding and timing demands. District Engineer Young warns the millage progress may be inadequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Alexander
Burgess Leroy Chapman
Warren
Gonis
Tima
Burgess Levy Chapman
Harrisburg
Ople
Ben F. Starr
Biker
Borgaws Chapman
Harrismirg
Getty
Weitaw
Oil City
Allegheny River
State Sanitary Water Board
Teretas
C. . Young
Misadville
Close Vote Looms in Sugar Tariff Rate Contest
United Press reports a close Senate fight over a 25 percent sugar tariff rise with about 40 votes opposed and 43 needed for passage. Farm bloc splits with eastern Republicans as Pat Marvigan urges removal of the increase. Debates include bounty plans from La Follette and Howell, but main clash centers on the Harrison amendment amid potential Democratic defections from sugar states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Malcon
United Press
Washington
Senate
Pat Marvigan
Dem
Miss
Borah
Maho
Ladletts
Wis
Howell
Nebr
LaFolette
Rapsdell
Accident on icy Corry Union Road leaves Pattison family hurt
An icy stretch of the Corry Union road near Three Miles a Stretch caused Melvin Pattison of Wattsburg to skid and crash. Pattison suffered severe scalp wounds and was taken to Corry Hospital by a passing car, while his wife Mrs Golda Pattison and two sons were later moved to the local hospital. Melvin's head injuries were not life threatening and he should be discharged soon. The Pattison parents and Floyd were all bruised and shaken up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry-Union City
Wattsburg
Golda Pattison
Corry-Union
Beavers High
Warner
Melvin Pattison
Floyd
Pattisons
Corry
Ainey to again lead state YMCA officials
United Press reports in Harrisburg that W. D. B. Ainey has been reelected chairman of the state YMCA. The executive committee met at the Bantsburg Club and also chose officers including recording secretary M. G. Filler of Dickinson College and treasurer A. M. Breneman of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Harrisburg
W. D. B. Ainey
M. G
Bantsburg Club
Ainey
Public Service Commission
M. G. Filler
Dickinson College
A.M. Breneman
Lancaster
Bank Messenger Slayer Must Die in Electric Chair
Philadelphia January 11 Thom as Martin, 26, convicted of the murder in the first degree of four year old bank messenger Cannon Coole killed during a holdup six months ago. After three hours deliberation the jury found the defendant guilty. Martin received the death sentence and showed no emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Thomag
Martin
C. Cannon Coole
Bank Messeng
Twinee
Antisele
Radio schedule highlights across networks this evening
Today's line up features NBC and CBS programming with Damrosch Symphony on WABC and CBS. A 9 PM BST block includes Around the Serovar and a 10 PM WIZ NBC hour covering Chicago Opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WABC
CBS
WIZ
Chicago Opera
January golf debuts at Corry Country Club
Ripley feature notes January golf at Corry Country Club with four members Merle Drake Carl Gustafson Elmer Gilbertson and Leo Hoylen teeing off at 1 16 for eighteen holes. Caddies Burkett and Klinger also played. The fairways were frozen hard and fairly smooth as the quartet anticipated an enjoyable afternoon amid freakish weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Corry Country Club
Merle Drake
Carl Gustafson
Elmer Gilbertson
Leo Hoylen
Burkett
Klinger
Derailment Ties Up Erie Freight Traffic Near Greenville
At Shenango yards south of Greenville, two Erie Railroad freights collided after the first train halted to let a Bessemer freight pass. Seventeen cars derailed, one badly damaged, with several loaded merchandise cars destroyed by fire. Locomotive and tender also derailed. crews from Meadville escaped injury. Traffic halted for hours during cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango
Greenville
Erie Railroad
Meadville Tribume Republican
Shanahan
Drne
Bessemer
A. W. Brest
Meadville
Tom Stewart
Fd. Premo
Search for Woman Bandit at Detroit Ends in Detroit
Police and news reports chase Irene Schroeder, alleged to have killed state trooper Corporal Brady Paul, with a Detroit sighting of a woman resembling Schroeder buying a newspaper in W. Va. The Detroit witness noted the woman matched published photographs and left in a car after purchasing the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Irene Schroeder
Brady Paul
Detroit
Schroeder
W. Va
Gire
Witnessen
Kicked By Cow Claims Life of George Skinner in Farm Barn
Funeral services in Sherman honor George Skinner a former Colimis resident who died after a cow kicked him in the barn on his farm Thursday. He suffered a broken collarbone and multiple rib fractures with one puncturing a lung. he died about 90 minutes later. Survived by wife and two sons Lawrence of Columbus and Carl of Prewsburg and a daughter Mrs John Carlton of Columbus. Body to Columbus this afternoon for funeral in West Duwn cemetery. Miss Ida Lawson visiting Spartansburg this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
George Skimmer
Colimis
Skinner
Lawrence Skinner
Columbus
Canh Skinney
Prewsburg
John Carlton
Columbua
Fulyr
Radical shifts in Volkstead law enforcement emerge
Washington report notes President Hoover will ask Congress for a preliminary reform plan from the law enforcement commission. The group says drastic measures are needed to fix the criminal enforcement system, with emphasis on addressing industrial diversion and overall enforcement inadequacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth G. Crawford
United Press
Washington, Ilan
Volkstead
Hoover
Congress
Law Enforcesment Commission
Commission
Man Jumps Before Train to Entertain Crowd
In Brooklyn on January 1 Dennis Eddington performed to amuse onlookers by leaping in front of an approaching elevated train. He landed between cars, survived, and resumed singing Sweet Adeline as onlookers reacted with shrieks and fainting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Brooklyn
Dennis Eddimeton
Eddington
Winter storm toll tops thirty across the nation
Chicago reports more than 201 deaths and extensive property damage from the winter’s second major snowstorm. The storm blanketed the midwest and west, with up to 20 inches in spots,dlays in trains and air routes, and record cold snows freezing Montana Wyoming and Colorado. Pittsburgh records plummeting temperatures as western Pennsylvania endures the cold wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Midwest
Southwest
Central States
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
atEeadville Colo
Hayre
Mont
Traina
Denver
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Middle West
Pittaburen
Alagiy
Parrot Fever Strikes Baltimore Area Victims
United Press report from Annapolis notes an outbreak of psittacosis linked to a tropical parrot. Eleven people in Baltimore and nearby areas contracted the disease, with two deaths in Ohio and Maryland. Health officials warn of potential wider spread and urge caution after contact with the parrot at a party hosted by the Kalmey family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
United States
Percy Q. Williams
Toledo
Louis. Schaffle
Balimore
Sis
William W. Change
Annapolis
U. S. Public Health Service
United Presa
Baltimore
Lee Salmey
Bridge Fuel
Argenthis
Lod Gaya
New York
Baltimope Focus Pet Shop
Corry narrowly escapes worst of severe sleet storm
Corry dodges the brunt of a heavy sleet storm that lashed southwestern New York, severing power and telephone lines, damaging trees, and leaving Jamestown and nearby communities grappling with outages. Randoph and Kennedy were left without electricity or communications, while emergency crews battled ice and tangled lines.
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Corry
New York
Jamiestown
Pansama
Randolph
Kennedy 9
Jamestown
American Legion
Municipal Lighting System
Niagara, Lockport & Ontario Power Go
Jamestown Telephone Corporation
Jamestown Street Railway Company
Telegraph Companies
Park Department
Swites
Rees
15000 Dead in China Cold Wave
London dispatch reports more than 15000 deaths in China from a bitter cold wave sweeping northern provinces. Peiping notes hundreds frozen in Peiping city as ill clad coolies seek shelter in doorways. Heavy snow and Arctic gale worsen the toll. at least 100000 face danger in the Peiping area unless relief arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press London
China
Daily Express
Peiping
Arctic
Satire Identified as British Document Claim
Washington hearing reveals the so called British document was a 1919 satire written and published by William J. Maloney of New York. Dr. Maloney testified as the first witness after the committee resumed hearings led by William B. Shearer, a navy propagandist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William B. Shearer
Hig Navy
Shearer
William J. Max Honey
New York
Maloney
Lost aviators in altitude test near Long Island
New York January 11 Airdrome search continues for two pilots Daniel Marra and Wee Kitcpaleluls after a Birdchild cabin plane launched from Farmingdale Long Island to test altitude hoping to reach at least 18000 feet. The craft climbed steadily and disappeared on the horizon as ground observers tracked its ascent. Multiple search parties from Fairchild, Mitchell Field and Curtiss Company joined the effort with concerns the aircraft may have ditched or drifted offshore amid cold night conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel Marra
Wee Kitcpaleluls
AL Sham
Miey
Lie Isky
A.ick
Farmingdale
L. T
Lasplate
Fieldg
Jmen
Wiers
Long Island
New Jersey
Field Atendants
Fairchild
Sarmingdale
Army
Mitchell Field
Curtiss Company
Metropollitan
Marta
Scivpatrigic
Suih
Rehearsals for Marunne Musical Advance
Rehearsals for the musical comedy Marunne advance as tickets go on sale for January 16 and 17 at the High School auditorium under Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Tickets 25c, 50c, and 1 dollar with reserve seats at no extra charge. Cast includes many city girls and a college chorus with Martha Movi Mildred Davis Constance Crum and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exmanuel Episcopal Church
Chil
Betty Lacy
Fislen Norton
Justine Morton
Stiemy
Katherine Miller
Mary Gaxter
Heeq Beckwith
Narnia
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E.R. R
Shenango Yards
Detrois
George Skinner
Tda Lawson
Spartansburg
Middlewest
Mies Nind McCray
Elgin
Wleanor Hinnty
Warianne
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