Kellogg Exonerated as Senate Probes End Scandal
Chicago wire reports that 21 former baseball players including Swede Risberg and Chick Gandil were found not guilty by Judge Landis after a probe into the 1917 Detroit Chicago games. The decision rejects claims of widespread sloughing while noting possible impropriety tempered by lack of direct evidence. Reuben Bernstein plans a Florida trip for health.
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Risberg
United
Chicago
Jon
Deteult
Kenesaw
Bilse
Londie
Charles
Risberg Vind Arnold
Chick” Gunail
Landis
Durioits
Boston
Samber
Sep Letriver
Afiel
Janes Fen
Risbengy
Canuit
Ug Ddefe
Ray Schalke
Donie Thish
Gandil
Jamies
Hidge Lacie
Detroit
Tor Monay
Sioughinee
Clarence Rawkinel
E.T. Collins
Ray Sobalk
Owe Bush
Tyrus Cobb
Oxcar Stanage
George Davis
Honard Hhmke
Ben Dyer
Urban Faber
Richard Kerr
William Gleason
John Collins
Harry Seibold
Harry Heilmann Viddie Murphy
Joseph Beha
Robert Head
Hernard Boland
Albert Rasssell
George Harper
George Weaver
George Iunninghai
Dave Danforth
Ted Jourdan
George Burns
Bill James
Yrd Lown
Roy Wilkinson
Robert Minstrrobl
Oscar Vith
Ghiego
Inaney
Rissburg
Gartll
New York
Twomey
Hicays
Ganek
Rossiter Endorsed At Republican Caucus In Erie
Erie attorney Rossiter won the Republican caucus endorsement for state senate to succeed the late Griswold. The meeting, attended by party officials, produced an 181 to 15 vote in favor of Rossiter with A W Muttenen as the only other candidate. Mitchell Jutee declined any independent campaign. Miles B. Kitts, former mayor, withdrew and announced he would not run.
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Rossiter
Erie
Republican Party
Mar
Vin B Griswold
Senator Grikwold
Exie
A. W. Mutenen
Aleay
Favcus
Mitchell Jutee
Miles B. Kitts
Kitts
Vare Inquiry Recalls Quay's Case From 1899
United Press reports from Harrisburg detail how the Vare inquiry recalls the Pennsylvan ia Senate seating crisis involving Matthew Quay. Quay, first seated in 1887, faced a contested term, with the Senate twice refusing to seat him on commissions from Governor Stone. The piece notes the 1899 election context, the legislature’s role, and the unique Senate action denying a Pennsylvan ia senator a seat.
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United Press
Harrisburg
United States Senate
United States
William 5
Ware
Pennsylvania
Matthew Stanley
Quay
Pennsylvana
Senate
General Assembly
William Stone
Stone
Pensisylvania
Congress
Farm Products Exhibit Planned for January Show
The annual farm production show will be held January 18 to 21, occupying over 120000 square feet, exceeding last year’s space. Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce offers housing for overnight visitors, and the poultry show this year surpasses last year by 100 entries. The United States Army Signal Corps will exhibit twelve racing homing pigeons, and John S. Fisher will address the fair that evening after taking the oath of office at noon Tuesday.
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Loor
Egrding
Slanagar
E. Klugh
Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce
Signal Corps
United States Army
Goweed John
Fisher
Tueanday
Dayon Pa bankruptcy sale seals bargain horse prices
At Dayton Pennsylvania a bankrupt sale saw two horses sell for 25 cents each, another for 50 cents, and a single horse for 2 cents. A mule brought 40 cents. Eighteen horses and two miles were auctioned, with the car pulling in $240. Early bidders pushed several lots to 50 dollars before cooling.
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United
Johnstown
Dayton
Heflin rails at Doheny verdict in murder charge
Senator Heflin, Alabama Democrat, accused the Doheny case verdict of a cover up and claimed Jess Smith was murdered. He alleged a $250000 bequest to Smith’s will and demanded an inquest, criticizing the government and calling money power dominant in politics.
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Heflin
Alabama
Senate
Smith
Washington
Jess Smith
Hary "M. Daugherty
Harry Yoas
Sasixh
Mars
Mall-Doheny
Meanest Thief Case Bared in Granih Street Fire
An early morning report reveals a theft during a fire at the Thomas residence on Granih Street. Clyde Damon, driver of the northside fire truck, found that trousers valued between 40 and 49 dollars were stolen from the upper floor apartments while the occupants were away tending to the blaze.
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Clyde
Damon
Nothhside
Xipon
Thomas
Granih Streat
Navy Fights Incipient Influenza Epidemic at Sea
London story from United Press reports that 12 Naval ships today battled an incipient influenza outbreak aboard the Atlantic fleet anchored in Portland Harbor. The destroyer Videtts carried seven mild cases while remaining ships kept distance as Beer's Spring cruise neared departure on Monday to prevent spread.
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London
Jon
Naval
Portland Harbor
Sid-Harbor
Fire Tears Through Home On Grand Street In Newport
A fire believed caused by defective wiring gutted the lower floors and attic of the Thomas residence at 920 Grand Street New Newport. Mrs Carroll woke the family and saved them, though most belongings were lost. Insurance may not cover the damage. Three government boats and the Pambam freighter ran aground nearby during efforts to assist.
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John Thomas
Carroll
Thomas
Unagross
Newport
R. 1
Tan
I Saraygatnett Bay
Rose Island Ledge
Naval
Sjaro
Agound
Rose Asland Ledge
Home Dept Holds Enjoyable Meeting at Hotel Corry
An American Home Department meeting of the Corry Woman's Club was held last evening at the Hotel Corry. Oluf Welle syn Torat baker demonstrated bread and pastry making, including buns, patties, and French pastry, with samples served to attendees. A display of bakery buns from East Main Street was shown by Mr. Wellejus.
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American Home Department
Corry Woman's Club
Hotel Corrys
Oluf Wellesyn Torat
Wellejus
Anes Paskry
Ivasy
Main Street
Welle Juss
Tome
Five Best Radio Features Airing Tonight Across Stations
Radio schedule lists hook ups at W32 WBA KD KA KYW at 9 PM with Shukrer's Orchestra. New York programs include BAP 492 and WRC WCAE at 10 PM featuring Gilbert and Sullivan Iolanthe. WNYG 8:20 PM Boston chamber music, and WSUT 7:20 PM Central band concert featuring Musicians Concert at WLS Chicago.
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W32
WBA
KDKA
KYW
Shukrer
New York
WRC
WCAE
Gilbers & Sullivan
Iolanthe
WNYG
Eoston
Chamber Clusic
Ours
Wsut
Central
WLS
Chicago
Censtral
Ci Sonzert
Citizens Bank stockholders in annual meeting
Nearly fifty stockholders attended the Citizens National Bank annual meeting at the Hotel Cory. Desmond presided and welcomed W. Culbertson of Mutual Telephone and Citizen Mortgage Co. Erie who spoke on cooperation and city growth. Reports showed a profitable year, substantial dividend, and rising surplus. Directors were reelected: Desmond, Loveland, Bartow, Bracken, Deansy, Sweet, Smith, Brows, Parker. Board to elect officers next Thursday afternoon.
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Citizens National Bank
Cory
Desmicrrey
Hant
AA. Culbertson
Mutual Telephone Company
Citizen Mortgage Company
Erie
Culbertson
W. C. Culbertson
Corry Tucking Institution
Citizens Bank
Sane Board of
Dt Desmond
Loveland
G. H. Bartow
D. L. Bracken
O. & Deansy
G. Sweet
First Avenue Garage Sold to Nash Distributor
John Wingers, Nash distributor, buys Test Avenue Garage from Nelson Kimmy. Wingers rents repair service to Dat Brown who ran the shop recently and plans remodels and expanded Nash display and repair facilities. Brown will advise on Nash cars and other makes. Also notes birth at Corry Hospital, a son born to Mr and Mrs Arthus Pairchilds, formerly Miss Leora.
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John Wiggers
Nash
Nelson Kimmy
Dan Brown
Service Department
John Wingers
Nash Automobile
Test Avenue
Mr. Wiggers
Tro Dat Brown
Brown
Rena
Vars
Str. Wiggers
South Center Street
Heing
Corry
Arthis
Corry Hospital
Fairchild
Leora
Revolt Blamed on Opposition to Religious Laws
Ninety-one combatants, including 73 insurgents, die in clashes between Federal troops and insurgents amid revolts tied to opposition to church laws. General Alvarez says government can cope, cites scattered bands in Mexico states. Bishop Diaz reported expelled while Catholic hierarchy faces pressure.
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A W. Folger
United Press Star
Mexico City
Joze Alveres
Galles
Alverez
Dulles
Rasqual Diaz
Catholic Epicopate
Alvere
Mivhose
Fan
Jalisco
Durasigo
Ster
Dununga
Torres
Fonhuilay
Kellogg Testifies Secrecy Marks Session On Mexican Aid
Secretary of State Kellogg told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in executive session that Bolshevists seek to undermine American interests in Mexico and Latin America. He cited alleged Mexican arms shipments to Nicaraguan rebels and claimed consular reports showed Mexican origin arms despite misleading ship papers. The session, conducted behind closed doors, lasted into the afternoon with questions about proof and policy.
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Washington
Bolshevists
Mexico
America
Kellogi
Senate
Foreign Relational Committee
Todas
Kelluss
Kellogs
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kerstogg
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Fenmie
Kelloga
Guolidse
Congress
United Press
Weel
Nicaragua
Kelloge
Diaz
Borah
Kellogg
Fagan Blames Coal Operators For District Turmoil
In Pittsburgh on January W, Patrick T. Fagan, president of District Next United Mine Workers, blamed chaotic conditions in the Pittsburgh district Bituminous coal fields on the methods of operation by the Pittsburgh Coal Company. He cited a drop from 28,000,000 tons annually before August 10, 1925 to 3,000,000 tons, saying the reduction worsens community suffering.
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Dy Vanesme
Pittsburgh
Jan W
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Patrick T. Fapan
District Next
United Mine Workers
Prioe
Pittstoreh Coal Company
Ragan
Man Found Slain in Seat of Car Near Cemetery
Police in Philadelphia sought the identity of a well dressed man about 80 found dead in the front seat of a sedan parked near a cemetery in West Manayunk. He had two bullet wounds and no weapon was found. Investigators suspect a companion driving the car fired the shots.
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Philadelphia
West Manayunk
Romino and Zappia Held After Pittsburgh Escape
Poridica Wemuy and Jemile Zappia, both Pittsburgh residents, were arrested yesterday after Romino and Mrs Zappia fled together. Police hold Romino awaiting disposition, with early release likely unless orders arrive. The husband’s search led to their capture in this city.
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Poridica Wemuy
Momninge 1
Ars
Jemile Zappia
Pittsburgh
Troi
Romino
Mrs. Zappia
Sway
Tatter
White Way Light System Funds Raced for West Main Street
City Council members promised to install street lights on West Main Street and merchants are raising funds to extend the white way lighting. The completion hinges on continued funding and community support.
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West Main Stree
Fac Hhis
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Hotel Corry
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