Clyde F Brown Named Councilman in Strike Crisis
Clyde F Brown, former councilman, was appointed to the Buccred Trail commission and will head the Finance Department. The move, announced at last night’s meeting, follows a strike crisis and sets Brown as a key administrator amid ongoing city budget and public safety issues.
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Clyde F. Brown
Clyde 1
Vluchina
Wiis
Iacne
Ofidis Fe
Evenine
Brown
Department of Finance
Joe Pare
Anahi
Promis O
Agit Bern
Frank Wy Parsons
Columbis Avenue
Meers Vetion
Sefuta Street
Superintendent of Public Safety
Investiga
W. Grafman
Joseph J. Spihewanary
Aps
Frink
M. Lovelard
Hracken
Ray Greet
Corrs Water Sunnis Company
Flu Water Company
Water Company
Ofige
Sunlight
Lewh
Anison
Pire
Paulson
Connell
Vestngo Public Service Corporation
Managee B.S
He Corporation
Cemetery Association Holds Regular Board Meeting
Pine Grove Cemetery Association directors met last evening at CL Meginder’s office to review routine business and current balance reports. No additional actions were taken as the board adjourned after standard items and pending matters.
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Pine Grove Canotery Association
CL. Meginder
M Mnager
Billy
Two Louisiana hotels burn killing ten people
A massive fire in Terrebonne Parish destroys two adjoining hotels and several businesses, injuring twenty and causing about 100000 dollars in losses. Firemen battle the blaze after a railroad operator reports the alarm, with victims including a man named Keen and his 18 year old son.
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United Press
Yerpero
Vani May Hotel
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Marvin
Beaumont
Texas i Tise
War on stray dogs announced by city authorities
City officials led by Police Chief Dunkle vow immediate measures to end dog abandonment and roaming packs in the business district. Strays will be captured and held for a brief period for owners to claim, with shots to be used only if unclaimed. State Agriculture Department agents are to assist in the crackdown starting January.
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Syolia
Dunkle
State Department of Agriculture
Mining Town Fire Destroys Several Stores
A large fire swept through the mining village of Manowa in Forward Township, Monongahallela, burning multiple businesses and two automobiles. The total loss is estimated at $15,000, with Tony Bane’s butcher shop and Andy Genola’s garage and grocery shop among the structures destroyed. Also burned were a dwelling owned by Mr. Dowage and a small tore owned by Frank Oliver containing about $15,000 in stock. Addie Sperry was visiting Union City with her sister Mtw Place.
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Unitea Fre
Monongahela
Manowa
Porward
Tony Bane
Andy Genola
Dowage
Mononigallela
Frank Oliver
Mya
Addie
Sperry
Union City
Mtw Place
Severe cold wave travels eastward across regions
A harsh cold front grips the eastern area as temperatures plunge. Reporters note the low in White River Ontario reached 86 below and the day temp rebounds slightly. Tracking indicates continuing frigid conditions across major regions with lingering wind chill and travel disruption expected.
Youths to Seek Leniency From County Court
George Kennedy and another former city resident were arrested by Night Patrolman Rupersberg after robbing Lei G. Maynard’s confectionery at Main and Center. They will appear in Counts County Court to plead guilty to breaking and entering with possible parole requested. They confessed intent to rob additional places and said a new skeleton key aided their breakin.
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George Kennedy
Ani
Enshcn
Versiael
J. M. Ruppersberg
Lei G. Maynard
Clough
Main
Center Streets
Ente
Rupersberg
Justge
Wlay
Kennerly
Woollard
Maynard
Nhance
Parley Break Delivers Blow to New York Coal Fields
News of the collapse of conference talks between operators and miners in New York sends a staggering blow to thousands of hard coal families in Scranton and surrounding districts. Business houses suffer, mining settlements grow idle, and mothers beg for food and clothing as the strike drags on.
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New York
Scranton
Anghraeid
Smalter
Pinchot Looks to Fast Action on Anthracite Reg
Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor Pinchot aims for prompt consideration of his plan to regulate the anthracite industry. The special session opens tomorrow as leaders seek a settlement to the coal strike and a broad legislative package including election law reforms is planned for early action.
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Harrisburg
Mor Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Gayernos Pincha
Elvetinn ‘Raud
New York
Keedtta
Reston
Pinchov
Mellon
Washington
Pinchot
Youthful Bandits to Be Tried at Erie
Lester Pinberty age 16 and his mother water Haberty face trial in Erie County for the Phillips trolley store robbery. They were held after arrest in Ponestise and are awaiting grand jury action. Five charges pending, with the Phillips trolley robbery and related escape in an automobile noted.
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Erie
Lester Pinberty
Water Haberty
Thiis
Wav Waynowskiy
Teilerson
Ice Svatitin
Aijlermany Alberstadt
Prinamiyeow
Grand
Phillips Teyelrey
Warren Man Ends Life With Pistol
Michael Fischer aged 22 allegedly suffered heat and fear before firing a 25 caliber pistol in his Warren home. He died an hour later after his wife heard the shot and found him in the living room. Authorities classified the incident as a case for the coroner.
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United Press
Warren
Michael Fischer
Cortiner
Goodwill and Webb Bound Over to Court
Goodwill and Webb were bound over to the Warren County court after pleading guilty before Justice Alias E. Brown in Columbus. They faces charges of breaking and entering and related thefts tied to chicken coops on two farms near Coles. Bail set at 1000 pending, as police say they have cracked a series of thefts. Webb’s wife and six to seven children face hardship due to his imprisonment.
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E. Brown
Columbus
R Sung
Raymond Gaulwill
Harvey Webb
Coled
Waren
Delault
Warren County
Goodwill
Webb
Corey Polit Department
Stlan
City of Corry Defendant in Damage Suit
A damage action against the City of Corry arises from injuries to Hise Dorothy Masking who was struck near Hast South Street and Shady Avenue by a heavy vehicle. The suit was filed by Guy Task of Shady Avenue with attorneys Omar Dyn and Sent Russiter of Bru. City officials plan an early conference, seeking an amicable settlement after earlier failed negotiations.
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Corry
Dasrgessis
Dorothy
Guy Task
Shady Avenue
Connell
Sétion
Ork CB
Porter Fineral Hays
Omar Dyn
Russiter
Bru
Hadkwe
Branken
Membi Poult Island
Biliie Kine
Maski Il
Heath
Cor
Cilinus
Tris
Hisling
Vane
Nice Old Lady Goes to Prison in Harrisburg
Harrisburg report details Mrs J Longley of Amarillo Texas receiving a two to four year sentence for presenting three worthless checks of 50 dollars each to banks in Hast Fall. Convicted yesterday, sentence pronounced by Judge T F Litkersham at Lauphin court.
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Harrisburg
Astern
Lauphin Court
J. ©. Longley
Amarillo
Texas
Veeserday
Tf, B. Litkersham
Elizabeth Francis will be interred in Pine Grove Cemetery
The body of Mrs Elizabeth Francis widow of the late A W Francis formerly of Columbus who died Monday morning at her daughter Mrs Hugh Rogers Amos Pa will be brought to Corry Wednesday afternoon and to Mexinder & Co Undertaking parlount Pangral Services will be conducted by Rev Mrs Ashton at 830 oclock tomorrow afternoon with the Sorry City Chapter Order of the Eastern Star in charge Burial will be in Pine Grove cemetery Mrs William Johnson and Miss George Johnson went to Erie this morning for a day’s visit
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Elizabeth Francis
A. W. Francis
Columbus
Hugh Rogers
Amos
Corry
Mexinder & Com
Ashton
Order of the Eastern Star
Pine Grove
Tomorrow’s Five Best Radio Features Event Lineup
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Boston Bruins
Les Canadiens
Montréal
WTIC
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WIIC
Ensen
Bre
KGO
Oakland
Gough
WRC
Washington
WJZ
WGY
WEAP
Miners Reject Final Proposal From Operators
Factions blame each other for the failure of the conference adjourned at noon. Arbitration stands as the main obstacle to reaching a new agreement between miners and operators.
miners and operators clash over strike talks at Atlantic City
United Press reports tense conference where coal operators push for arbitration exit and wage policy, while miners insist on negotiation without concessions. Lewis and mine owners blame each other for stalemate as efforts to end the strike continue amid calls for federal action and price changes.
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New York
Arli
Lewis
Atlantic City
Silure
Mingre
Republic
Sci
Tony
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