Gov Davis and son arrested in bribery for pardon case
In Topeka the governor Jotating M Davis and his son Barnell were arrested over a $1260 pardon bribery scheme. Davis and party appeared at the court, signed bonds, and prepared for noon inaugural ceremonies as two buildings burned and seven autos destroyed in a separate fire.
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Clymer
Kansas
United Provy
A. M
Matvey
Ter
Davis
Hig Son
Gov. Davis
Berets
Gav. Davis
Funeral Services for Frank P Blair
Funeral services for Frank P Blair were held at 3 o clock by the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev W E Bartlett officiating. A quartet sang Jerus Tavern of My Soul Sometime Thy Silver Lord Will Break and Nearer God to Thee. Six of his kin and many from Jamestown attended along with friends and church members in attendance.
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Methodist
Eptroopal Chiro
W. E. Bartlett
Memrs
Schaub
Lilly Deering
Shimer Tang
Charles
George Raiph
Jay
Fred
Leroy Mair
Mary A
Blain
Mies
Flori Marr
Charles Tair
Ath
Blair
Dora Campbell
Armagust
R.A. Blair
Daboiss
Jay Wain
McNutey
Airy Huscld
Warren
Myst
George Tatrand Dluyglithr Hien
City
L.A. Er
Jamestown
Titusville
Margaret Reedy Dies At Home In City
Mrs Margaret Reedy died Saturday at her home on First Avenue after an illness. She is survived by a daughter and a son in law, several grandchildren, and another daughter in law. Funeral services will be held at St Homes Church Wednesday at 10 o clock with interment in St Thomas cemetery. Fort Success No 4 and Fort Carry No 6 of the American Home Watch will hold a joint officer installation and supper in Boston Star Hall Friday evening with a guest from Supreme Watchman Moore.
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First Avenue
Freelock
St.Mhomes
St. Thomas Cemetery
Fort Success No 4
Fort Corry
American Home Watch
Boston
Hull
Watohrmin Moore
Today’s Five Best Radio Features List
Program guide entries list various radio features and performances across stations WDAP WOC WGR WEAR and others. It notes times and show titles in a fragmented schedule style with multiple city references and program names.
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WEBD
Zion Wld
WDAP
Kansas City
AL Central—Trunkee Band
WOC
Davenport
Central Tri City Symphony Orchesum Apie
Solbamts
WGR
Buffalo
PFM
Hoxturn
Stap. Lively
Wear
New York
Strlidd
Pliyere
U S WINS FIGHT FOR WAR CLAIMS PAYMENT
Paris dispatch reports the United States securing annual payments under the Dawes plan for war claims. The accord sets U S annual cash payments starting 1920, with Allied nations credited a share and a 2.25 percent U S return on the plan’s operation. Payments deferred beyond original American projections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Germany
United States
British Warship Rush to Protect Shanghai Foreign Settlements
British warship Carlisle rushed from Wei Hat Win to Shanghai as chaos erupts after Chi Hsieh Yoan purges and a coup d etat. Police and volunteers bolster barriers around the foreign settlements while Chinese forces clash nearby and panic spreads among residents. No foreigners harmed. British authorities request protection.
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United Press Stiangtal
Wei Hat Win
Chi Hsieh Yoan
Chibi
Fix Pap
Chi
Shanghai
Chi Heme
Pep
Hiner
Carlisle
Hughes Declines To Talk On Resignation
In Atlanta the ex ecutive committee of the American Hat Association met. Charles Hughes, to preside today, declined to discuss his retirement as Secretary of State effective March 4. He was greeted with a tremendous ovation at Peachtree Station. The committee will set polices for the coming year and choose a site for the 1925 convention.
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UnieGeres
Atlanta
Charles Advange Hughes
Tpday
American Hat Association
Hughes
Josiah Marvel
Wilmington del
Peachtree Station
Association
Hughen
Capital girl held for attempted death by own action
A young woman identified as Steinberg is held on a charge of attempted self harm after police say she ingested poison in a Philadelphia building washroom. She arrived seeking work and despondently swallowed poison after registering at the YWCA earlier that day. A birthday meeting for the WRC is noted to be held at the Armory Tuesday with an oyster supper planned.
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Capital Girl
United Press Philadelpina
Grice
W. C
Police Bay
W. Ric
GAR
Hundreds Attracted By Vision In Church
In Oil City Virginia on January 12 a reported apparition of the Virgin Mary and infant Jesus appeared in the sanctuary glow of St Stephens church. Hundreds gathered from nearby towns to view the vision drawing Catholics Protestants and Jews alike. Traffic on the square was blocked as the miracle drew crowds. The vision said to be growing dimmer as efforts to investigate continue before it vanishes.
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Oil City
St. Stephens
Three Holdups In Nearby Cities Stir Fear
Orb GI reports three separate robberies in Meadville and nearby areas. Adalfi Brelich of Spruce Street pool hall was robbed on his porch as two masked men fled with an estimated 188 dollars. Frank Woodward, owner of a North Street grocery, faced a masked gunman who demanded cash and obtained it from the open till before escaping.
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Orb GI
Adalfi Brelich
Spruce Street
Tame
Emerald Street
Brelich
Meadville
Frank Woodward
North Street
Woodward
Mle
Kent
Triumvirate seen shaping Coolidge foreign policy plan
Washington January 12 reports confirm President Coolidge is forming a foreign policy triumvirate after the resignation of Secretary Hughes. Kellogg as London ambassador and Senator Borah as Senate Foreign Relations chair join in directing policy toward armament, world peace, and Caribbean issues amid party unity concerns.
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United Press
Washington
Hie
Hughes
Coslidge
Houghels
Coolidge
Indrank B. Kellogs
London
State Department
Senate
Himsalf
Kellorg
William B. Borah
Borah
Republican
Ivehos
Burah
Caribbesan
Two Arrested After Clash In Restaurant
Intoxicated locals Janes Flaherty and Ben Sisley clashed with patrons and hurled items at the Carry Restaurant on West Main Street. Police arrived as Sisley swung a chair, with John Pappas trying to restore order. Flaherty was fined 810 and costs, Sisley 25 and costs. charges were filed by Police Chief Duke.
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Janes Flaherty
Ben Sisley
West Main Street
Flaherty
Sisley
Duckle
Harry Mooney
Ween
Data Grant
John Pappas
Asraignes
Porter
Plaherty
Duiklé
Pappas
Heath
Liberty
Iter
Henry Heim
Lari
Atlantic Refining Company
Allen-Cologrive hosts welcome Titueville visit return
Mr and Mrs A2G Allen of Union City hosted Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs L W Cologrive. Fred Sehaub and party returned home this afternoon from a visit in Titueville.
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Allen
Union City
L. W. Cologrive
Fred Sehaub
Titueville
Dense fog blankets half of Europe disrupting travel
Dense fog covers Denmark Cherbourg Yorkshire to the Pyrenees and across France Belgium Holland and Germany. Rail and road accidents mount with several trains wrecked and ambulances colliding with cars in London. Shipping halts in affected ports as casualties rise.
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Europe
Denmark
Cherbourg
Yorkshire
Pyrennes
France
Belgium
Holland
Germany
London
Hogland
Lomiin
Mystery Brutal Beating Near Waterford District
Reports describe a brutal attack near Reed's corners involving Waterford residents Waivard Ormsby and Bishop who were severely beaten while aiding an elderly man. Four bootleggers accused of running a moonshine operation allegedly attacked multiple locals in a hotel area, stirring community fear as investigators have not been called and no charges filed.
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Waterford
Waivard Ormsby
Bishop
Ixfetms
Sear Reed
Waivard
Orme
Mystery Girl From Chicago Identified as Charlotte Maguire
A forgotten woman found near a Chicago railroad station is identified by Mrs George Griffiths as 22 year old Charlotte Maguire a former Washington University student. The woman recalled only the name Charlotte and a hotel broadcast before authorities confirmed her identity.
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Chicago
United Prose
Charlotte Maguire
Washington University
Charlotte
Edgewater Beach
George Griffiths
No Intent to Criticize Former Chamber Leaders
Article notes no aim to criticize the former administration of the Chamber of Commerce. Current officers and the paper deny any intent to attack the past leadership. Former officers say retirement prompted a bank balance issue rather than a defeat claim.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Fire destroys two blocks in Clymer village
A garage fire at Charles Gebres’ new garage sparked a blaze that consumed the Gebres structure and a brick block owned by W. J. Deuink in Clymer. The Corry department could not reach due to drifting roads. Seven automobiles were lost and total damage estimated at about $35,000 with partial insurance. No injuries reported. Newspaper notes detective origin and rescue efforts by local volunteers.
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Big City
Ethel King
Ske
Gebres
Tme
Clymer
Clymer Fire Department
Deninks
Gehres
Hi Destinks Buildiing
Telephone Exchange
Dewink
Arthur Moore
Hoope
Moore
Clymer Department
Corry Department
W. J. Deuink
New York
Girlock
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York State
Jane
Marr
Charles Gebrea
Dewey Vals
Silss Echel King
Edward Wixeen
Arc Company
Humes
Mr. Gebres
Charles St Rynders
New Castle
Sam Beckéria
Joe Cavana
Wy J- Deutat
Arthur Mhore
Layer Tievink
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Endi
Suban Eather
Frank P. Blair
Margaret Reedy
United Prest
Paris
Heginning
He Powers
Erie
Kellogg
Triple Alliance
Corry Restaurant
Galdwell
Calsiwell
Vérona
Sir
George Tooth
Anam Worus
Horace Jordan
Montclair
Tooteh
Bodias
Corry
Claude Gehres
Mabel, Jones
Barney Heyman
Rochester
A. J. Winsor
Mra Petit
Lawville
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