Eight Subjects Demand Action for Pennsylvania Session
Governor Pinchot outlined eight topics for the extra legislative session in Pennsylvania. The list includes election reform, anthracite mining, public service commissions, state banking laws, dry law enforcement, delinquent gasoline taxes, Delaware River bridge tolls, and Delaware River Tri-State compact ratification. He urged legislators to act in service of the Commonwealth and defended calling the session despite political tensions. He warned that inaction would disappoint the people.
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Finish Fight in Coal Strike Foreseen in New York
New York reports a looming end to the coal strike as operators and miners anticipate a brief suspension and renewed talks. Observers fear a protracted struggle unless federal intervention occurs, with heavy economic losses already counted and prospects of a fragile peace.
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New York
Atlanticity Las
Hi 7S
Howe
Thunleton
Maion
Conosni
Frank Laurie to again head National Bank
Stockholders of the National Bank of Sorry held their adjourned meeting this morning. Reports show the bank closed a very successful year with a fifteen percent dividend and large undivided profits. Directors named include TU Keppel W Olds Timier Rinewich Mrs Hest Kincaish CF Bliss Binnie Kincmd Frank Laurie and C I Andrews. The board reelected officers: President Frank Laurie Vice President H H Keppel Cashier O H Andrews First Assistant Don Kinewich Second Assistant Wilson J Fidwards Teller Dan Depew.
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National Bank of Sorry
Aukers
TU Keppel
W. Olds
Timier
Rinewich
Hest Kincaish
CF. Bliss
Binnie Kincmd
Frank Laurie
C. I. Andrews
H. H. Keppel
O. H. Andrews
Don Kinewich
Wilson J. Fidwards
Dan Depew
Rescue at Wilburton Mine After Fatal Fire Claims 101
Rescue teams entered Mine No 4 near Wilburton after a blast and fire trapped 101 miners. Earlier reports fueled hope with late indications some survived, but doubt grew as reports cited heavy damage and exhausted timbers. Coroner opened inquiry into death by self harm of Philip S Deschamp, 89, found dead at his home after illness and strain. Funeral planned for 419 West Wayne Street with burial at Pine Grove cemetery.
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DégnanMe@onnel company
Wilburton
Sail Ruseie
Philip S. Deseharn
West Wavilé Street
Jack Deschamp
Kaile
Bush
Deschamp
Taddee
Barlos Hardware Company
Storey
Depwny
Marke J. Pullonygory
Alexander Asi
Beatrice
Paul
Arthur
Fred Deschamp
Lon Williams
RF DG
Slo
West
Wayne Street
Pins Grove
Citizens Bank Stockholders Meet Last Night
Stockholders of Citizens National Bank gathered for their annual meeting at the Hotel Corry with over sixty in attendance. A banquet followed and a total of twenty percent in dividends plus a four percent extra was paid, along with $100 added to undivided profits. President J.J. Desmond spoke, introducing Harry L. Moore who delivered an engaging address. The bank reported one of its best years, with regular and extra dividends declared. Board members were reelected and will convene Thursday to elect officers and formalize the organization.
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Citizens National Bank
Corry
Woltageinge
Siegenthaler
J.J. Desmond
Harry L. Moore
Erie
Moore
Desmond
J. W. Parker
J. Desmond
GH. Barlow
DB. L. Bracken
P. A. Loveland
G. Sweet
Doane
F. Brown
Dan P Smith
Hy Wo Parker
American Reporter Slain in Mexico Near Chihuahua
United Prom reports George Delking, an American, killed in Chihuahua by U.S. Indians moving south near the International Boundary. The Agriculture Department advised the incident today amid tensions along the border.
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Mexico
United Prom
Mexico City
George Delking
Department of Agriculture
Chihuahua
U.S
Hie International Loundacy
Rum Runner Sinks Near Scituate. Crews Missing
A 75 foot rum runner named New York sank in heavy seas about 20 miles off Scituate early today after a coast guard patrol boat chased her. Six of eight crew members are believed to have perished. the fate of the remaining two is unknown.
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Scituate
Mass
New York
Secale
Sun
Coast-Guard
Pate
Police issue warrants for unpaid sidewalk fees
Warrants issued today for twelve persons who failed to pay pavements fees and fines on summons. Magistrate Luo Rothenberg presided as others appeared and assented to $2 payments. police said warrants will be served.
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Iiet
Ppear
Waystow
Luo Rothenberg
Federal Control of Mines Urged in New Bill
A bill introduced today proposes federal control of mines during emergencies. It would empower the President to take over and operate mines to safeguard public health and protect public welfare during suspensions of activity.
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Wasmingeud
Hay 1B Sa
President Wuld
School band project gains support here
Interest grows for a wind and band program at the high schools. A survey shows 17 pupils with instruments, but only four types. About 150 more pupils showed interest in joining a school band and support from parents rose. A plan proposes free instrument rental from Imperial Mand Tnstrument company for twelve weeks, then a public concert. Parents pledged enough instruments to meet roughly the required count.
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Pulpils
Marther Questoung Mas
Jaipits Ane
Big
Imperial Mand Tnstrument
Construction of dirigible urged before Naval committee
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur introduces proposals for a new Deutschland class airship, claiming prior ships Los Angeles and Shenandoah showed insufficient cruising radius and flight capacity for effective long range operations. Debate surrounds feasibility and funding for a dirigible two and a half times larger.
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United Press
Washington
Los Angeles
Shenandoah
Hotz Naval Committee
Pick Champ Fiddler of Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh January 18 United States official champion old Fiddler of Western Pennsylvania will tie picked to night at the Moose temple where 25 contestants all over 40 years old will compete for honors. A silver loving cup and cash prizes will be awarded to winners.
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United
Pax
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Moose Temple
Bold Hold Up In New York Restaurant
A gang robbed a New York East Side restaurant early today, taking between 88,000 and 100,000 dollars from 400 Wines. Gunmen fired three shots, tied victims to walls, and searched patrons for jewelry and cash. The money was partly returned to a frightened waiter who pleaded for his family. The bandits fled in a car, with likely several confederates.
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United Press
New York
Whitl
Senator Caraway accuses Donovan of fencing testimony
Senator Hiram I Caraway of Arkansas charged Assistant Attorney General William J Donovan with fencing during his Senate judiciary committee testimony on delays in prosecuting the Aluminum Company of America. Donovan retorted that Caraway’s claim was unfair, with Caraway insisting he knew fencing when he saw it.
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Washington
Senator Iraway
Arkansas
Atorney
William J. Donovan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Mie Aluminum Company of America
Secretary of the
Treasury
Mellon
Donovan
Caraway
Gun battle claims two Italian lives in Pittsburgh rooming house
Two Italians died in a Pittsburgh hospital after a gun battle in a Webster Avenue rooming house late yesterday tied to an old grudge. Pasquale Pizzo 30 of Rankin and Battari Cianiellio 80 of Pittsburgh died. A third suspect Antonia Corn 29 of Weirton WV is jailed. police detain three rooming-house residents as witnesses.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Jan
Pasquale Pizzo
Rankin Bttari Cianiellio
Antonia
Corn
Weirton
Polleapsec
Hide Rooming Hose
Melon cutting proposal at Central States Electric Corp
Nast Motors yesterday set a melon cutting and Central States Electric Corp directors proposed increasing authorized common stock from 150000 to 1500000 shares for distribution as a stock dividend to 10 stockholders.
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United Press New York
Jax
Nast Motors
Central States Electric Corporation
Today's Five Best Radio Features
A fragment lists evening radio features across stations with times and program names. Items include New York programs at various hours, a Hunter College concert, a Cincinnati string quartet, a Chicago segment, a Denver circus, and a cooperative club program.
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WLIB
WEEI
WTAG
Bastern
Rosy Sind
Gang
Jewelry store robbery arrests link to Erie County case
Two men, Miller and Karp, jailed on charges of breakage and entering after a daylight job at Milton Jewelry Store. Police tie watches seized in their city to the Milton burglary. authorities pursue extradition for hearings. Detectives credit Chief Budd and others for sustained pursuit and linking the crime to eastern stores.
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Bert Miller
John Knap
Erie County
Herx Miller
Juin Karp
Tulsa
Oba
Watehus Alii
Sotbery
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Erie
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PRR
Tabroid
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Urities
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McC Budd
J D, Fox
H. H Snyder
Harrburg
Mille
Jewelry Stats
Knap
Miller
Hamilton Watch
Hugh Toughey
Fox
Journal
Ron
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