Farmer fatally shoots self after domestic trouble
A Spring Creek farmer, Moore, shot himself with a sawed off shotgun yesterday after a note to his wife Jennie revealed intent to end his life. He had been living with Jennie in Columbus after a four month marriage. Deputy Coroner Moore led an investigation. the body was found at his home on the Blue Eye road. Funeral services were set for Thursday morning at Alexander's Undertaking Parlors with burial in West Latta Cemetery as the Grange took charge of the committal.
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Cole
MD Deel
Bia
Jennie Goss
Columbus
Blue Eye Road
Meade
Moore
Holgne Moora
Spring Croek
Nariel
Towneley
Thayne
Jennie
Columba
West Latwt
Kiely
Fowerr
Fog Shrouds Europe Causing Heavy Train Wreck Toll
United Press reports fog across Europe in the last 24 hours has killed between 26 and 90 people and left over 100 injured, many seriously. Accidents occurred in Germany France Belgium and England with wrecks on express trains near Herne Westphalia and other lines, injuring dozens.
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United Press
Trama Wrecze
Europe
Germany
France
Belgium
England
Herne
Westphalia
Berlin
Weetk
U S Submarine With 38 Aboard Grounded Near Tatham
A U S submarine S10 with a crew of 18 aboard grounded seven miles north of Tatham Massachusetts. The radio station reported the incident at 4 30 a m the submarine’s location described five miles south of Naviw Beach light.
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United Press
Tatham
Mass
Jan. W
Here
Ghatam
Naviw Beach
State Agencies Sweep City for Stray Dogs
State Department of Agriculture agents joined local authorities in patrolling the city to curb owners allowing dogs at large. Chief Timkie said all found dogs, licensed or not, will be held ten days and then killed if not reclaimed. A police dog damaged a woman's fur, later picked up by state agents who will stay several days to end the problem.
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State Department of Agriculture
Timkie
Dave
Tonge
Barfly
Russian Recognition Commission Favored by Administration
President proposes appointment of a commission to discuss recognition terms with Soviet Russia as part of a broad foreign policy program. The move follows reshaping of the State Department, with Kellogg advancing to head it, and aims to engage in the arms conference and World Court, while increasing European and Latin American financial participation without commitments. In Philadelphia, health authorities quarantined Germantown for smallpox exposure, with new cases and antitoxin treatment given. sixteen cases and one death reported this winter.
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United Press
Washington
Russia
State Hughes
Frank B. Kellogg
State Department
World Court
Latin America
Mealco
Philadelphia
Germantown
Divinen
Corry's Community Players Offer Dramatic Institute
Corry's Community Players announce a two week dramatic institute led by George Junkin starting next Monday January 19. The $2.00 fee covers the entire course and a ticket to final plays, with a schedule including production technique casting makeup costume design and rehearsals culminating in a public performance.
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Corry
Dramatic Institute
George Junkin
Firedt
Theity
Rom
Cory
Suppr
National Dramatic Organizer
Bureau of Educational Dramatics
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Community Lenvies
New York
Ouster Petition Tends to Remove Kansas State Banking Commissioner
Topeka Jan 19 the filing to oust Dark J Beteraori Kansas State Banking Commissioner is expected to ignite new details in the probe of pardons and paroles tied to the arrest of CG Jonathan M Davies and his son. Attorney General Griffith urged resignation. Peterson denied charges and claimed willingness to clear himself in court.
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Kansas State
United Press
Topeka
Kansas
Dark J. Beteraori
Kangay State
Griffith
A. L. Oswald
Hutchinson
Peterson
Walter Spee
Davis
Bankers Honour Grand Old Man of Finance Dinner
New York bankers gathered at the Waldorf to honor George B. Baker, the grand old man of finance, with toast to Conlidge and remarks on panics and war loans. Attendees included J. P. Morgan, Andrew Mellon, and Charles Mitchell. many arrived late, and tax figures were noted. Also reported are memorial services attendance for a figure named We Brown and a Saturday public performance.
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George F. Baker
New York
United Press New York
Bankers of New Yorks
George B. Baker
Waldorfint
J.P. Morgan
Andrew W. Mellon
Allee
Charles 16
Mitchell
Conlidge
Senate Adopts Jones Muscle Shoals Plan
Washington Jan 13 The Senate adopted the Jones plan to refer the Muscle Shoals probe to a three member commission including the Secretary of War and Secretary of Agriculture with an expert chosen by the President. The panel will decide feasibility of government vs private operation and report to Congress when the next regular session begins in December. The measure now goes to the House for action as the Ford bill was pared last session.
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United Press
Washington
Muscle Shoals
Senate
Tod
Tennessee River
War
Two Killed in PRR Wreck Near Keating
A Philadelphia and Buffalo express derailed near Keating Emporium on Monday afternoon killing engineer W J O'Brien and fireman William Breen of Buffalo. Minor injuries to passengers reported as train No 79 remained delayed while crews inspected a likely broken rail. Officials said the wreck caused substantial disruption with trains rerouted and service limited to nearby points.
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Philadelphia
Buffalo Express
Keating
Emporium
Kane
Umgneer
W J. O'Brien
William Breen
Buffalo
Heath
Rollel
Corsy Hotel Company Reports Stock Pledged In Full
Directors announce progress in cleaning up delinquent subscriptions as larger subscribers pay up and smaller ones settle. Interest will be charged on arrears after January 16. Works advance on the new hotel building on North Center street.
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Gnove
Corsy Hotel Company
Cmpany
Foray
North Center Street
Rotary Club Talk on Electricity at Venango Public Service
At the Phoenix Hotel luncheon, Mr. Pickup of the Venango Public Service Corporation gave a fine talk on electricity. He explained the extent of his company's holdings and how electricity is transported for use in this region, detailing the vast systems now in operation.
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Pickup
Venango Public Service, Corporation
Rotary Club
Sda
Cory
Venango Public Service Corporation
Phoenix Hotel
Benjamin Frankl
Frank T. Bob Litt
Venango “Publi Service
Five Best Radio Features Across NE Stations Tonight
Radio listings show Ever Ready Entertainers present an operatic night by Gilbert and Sullivan on WEAF and WRC with New York and Washington stations. Navy Band Orchestra airs on WEAF. Silvertown Orchestra on WES. recital by Ernest Williams on WORX. The Appile Clubs program on WORX Detroit at 10 pm Eastern.
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WEAF
New York
WFL
Philadelphia
WCAE
Pitts
Turgh
WGR
Buffalo
WJAR
Providence
WEEL
Boston
Gilbert and Sullivan
WRC
Washington
Wie
Navy Band
Silvertown Orchestra
WES
Ernest S. Williams
WORX
Detroit
Appile Clubs
Tokio hospital fire saves 300 patients and staff
A fire at a temporary wooden St Luke's hospital in Tokio rescued 300 patients including Lieut Warren Cleat of the American embassy staff and 30 other foreigners after the original hospital was destroyed in the earthquake. Casualties were reported but details are unclear as reports vary.
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United Press Tokio
Warren Cleat
America Embassy
St Luke's Hospital
Flrat
New Creamery to Open Thursday on East Main Street
Announced by Thy Ballinger and Mr Bellinger a new creamery will open on East Main Street this Thursday. The two story brick plant at East Main and King will house offices, the creamery, and receiving rooms. Bellinger and McGranahan, known creamery experts, will run wholesale and retail operations, with many local dairymen planning to sell their products through the plant.
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Bellinger and McGranahan
East Main Street
Jy Ballinger
Bellinger
McGranahan
Messrs Bellinger
McGranahian
GE East Main
King Treets
Bullet Riddled Body Found Near Vineland Edge
A bullet riddled body was found buried in snow near a lonely road seven miles from Vineland New Jersey. The deceased is believed to be Luigi de Francesco 43 who vanished from his home three weeks ago. Cumberland county detectives and Philadelphia police work to identify him.
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Wey
Philadelphia
Vineland
Jewelry robbery nets $40,000 in New Rochelle hold up
Two bandits raided the jewelry shop of Ieane Kritstein in New Rochelle late last night. Kritstein and his assistant Brank Strahl were bound as the thieves seized trays of diamonds and other jewelry worth about $40,000 before fleeing in a paleimobile.
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New Rocuelle
Ieane Kritstein
Kritstein
Brank Strahl
Stockton Death Sparks Brothers Demand for Inquiry
Three Stockton brothers pressed a full inquest into Earl Stockton's death at his Sparta township home. Postmortem by Deputy Coroner Thorpe found a small amount of material in the stomach. chemist analysis to follow. Authorities say natural causes possible, though brothers suspect poisoning amid a fight for a state chemist report.
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Merrill Moore
Self
Spring Creek
U. S
Amr
Homer Whesler
Chattauqua NX
Williass Clevelsmint
Fu Hi, Winans
Warren
Frank Tigren
New York City
We Brown
P.R.R. Wreck
Tokio Hospital
New Jerse
Stockton
Spartansburg
Earl J. Stockton
Earl Stockton
Spartansborg
Sportambury
Harrisburg
John
Thompson
George Stockton
Journal Office
Sparta Township
Spartanstore
Seporter
EB. Maitland
Spartanshare
Barry
Aridges
James Stockton
Carry
Maitland
Stekton
Ile
Spartadsburg
Wat
Haie
J. B. Winans
Mr. Winans
Cordner Thorson
Onan
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