Former State Assemblyman Enters Contest for State Senate
Lt. Raymond of Greenfield Township and John King are mentioned in reports that Raymond will file as an independent to contest the vacancy created by the death of Senator Griswold. Erie attorney Sam Rossiter has GOP endorsement, with Miles Kixts withdrawing from the race.
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Greenfield Township
Marvin E. Griswold
Raymond
John
Couty
Erie
Marvin
Plagt
Sam ¥. Rossiter
Republican Party
Miles
Sener
Tur Griswold
Typkol
Rossiter
Alser
Measure Would Delay Utility Rate Increases
A proposed bill by Senator Albert Davis of Scranton would require Public Service Commission approval before any utility rate hikes. The measure, backed by Assemblyman John Hi King, targets street railways buses water gas electric and telecom tariffs. It aims to delay boosts already pursued by the Pennsylvania Gas Company and related contests pending PSC review.
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John Hi. King
House
Senate
Hurrishues
Albert Davis
Scranton
Public Service Commission
Commission
Pennsylvania
Wbhre
Publi Service Commission
Davis
Fire Ignores Oil City as Wall Collapses. $300000 Loss Reported
A blaze in Oil City gutted the four story Odd Fellows building on Seneca street with estimated damages near 300000. A fireman was overcome by smoke and several others escaped serious injury as walls collapsed. The Lyric theatre and TonTon Store occupied the first floor while nearby shops suffered water and smoke damage.
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United Prow Oil Ofpy
Oil City
Odd Fellows Fiall
Tia Aftemibon
Odd Fellows
Sensca Street
Bre
Lyric Theatre
Toeton
White Way for West Main Street Assured by Merchants
Merchants along West Main Street have subscribed funds to purchase ornamental white way streetlight fixtures. The city council was informed the campaign raised enough capital to install several special lights, with plans to add more on the south side as requested. The new lighting will brighten the street and benefit both merchants and residents after years of poor illumination.
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West Main Street
Chaplin vows to contest divorce suit over custody
Charlie Chaplin, shown without his familiar attire, says he will fight the divorce filed by Lita Grey Chaplin. He blames his wife's family for the trouble and says the custody battle over their two children will be central. He accuses Grey of cruelty in her petitions and defends his character to reporters.
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Umivo
New York
Chanstie Chaps
Lita Grey Chaplin
Chaplin
Taplin Sail
Tintoe
Blizzard and Zero Wave Grips West
A blizzard and cold wave swept the middle west today. Snow fell for 38 hours, more than a foot in places, closing streetcars and halting traffic. Chicago reported five deaths and three years of serious injuries as 3,000 workers cleared streets and costs topped a million dollars.
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Chicago
Jan. M
Middle-West
Mercury
Preidt Sera
Weaither Bby
Sibucus
Penna Crude Oil Prices Advanced
In Pittsburgh on January 14, Pennsylvania grade oil and Bradford district oil prices rose 25 to 30 cents per barrel. The new schedule, issued by the Joseph Seep Purchasing Agency, lists Penna Grade Oil in New York Transit Co. and National Transit Co. as higher by 25 cents to 2 dollars and 90 cents. The Civil Service Board also reports six applicants for city police positions were received and examined in the afternoon.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Bradford District
Joseph Seep
New York Transit Co
Bradford
Nationa Transit Co
National Transit Co
Civil Service Board
Hie Board
Corry Briefs Highlight Local Updates From City Council
Councilman reports partial improvement of Frank O Howard superintendent of public safety who has been home ill for two weeks. Dog license renewals due January 1 with new tags required after tomorrow. 112th Infantry to march in Harrisburg parade. Corry youths enlist in Navy at Jamestown. Traffic signal proposal may change state law. red means stop green go amber clear. Radio concert plans for a skating rink on East Washington Street grounds. performers from Metropolitan Opera to headline. Special Erie Railroad train noted. officials travel eastward.
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Frank O. Howard
Howard
Pennsylvania
State Department of Highways
Talking Machine Company
Vic- Tut
Pet
Xin
Ratariy Hourdon
Starche Nyuisy Fea -Akatorst Militaire Feancalier
Raniumina
Gisth
Giiwenpe DeLuca
Matropolitan Opera
Virginia Solon Warns Against War Skirmish Talk
In a January House debate Representative Moore of Virginia introduces a resolution to sever diplomatic ties with Mexico or pursue war, arguing no justification exists and criticizing Bolshevik influence. New Jersey Representative Eaton counters that tensions with Nicaragua are longstanding and not a war threat, while warning against importing Bolshevism.
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New Jersey
Washington
Mexico
House
Moore
Virginia
Kelloge
Nicarragun
Werg
Eaton Republican
Nicaragua
Eaton
United States
Labor leaders draft program of legislation in Pennsylvania
At a Pennsylvania Federation of Labor conference in Harrisburg, labor officials approved a slate of bills for the 1930s legislature. Proposals include safety exits from pits, broader workers compensation limits, licensing of mine inspectors and bituminous miners, old age pensions, Mothers Assistance Fund funding, and electrical safety in gas works with a ventilation attendant.
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United Press Arrisburg
Pennsylvania
Waitut
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Aherlits
Plaa
Mothers
Bandits Get $2300 At Erie Restaurant
Morris Baker proprietor of a restaurant in Erie Pi was slugged with a revolver butt last night. He suffered severe head lacerations and the bandits rifled the cash register, escaping with about $2300 after forcing four customers against a wall. Police pursued suspects who fled on foot with pistols.
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Erie, Pi
Morris Baker
Brancit
Waller Named Hospital Board Director in Corry
At a Corry Hospital board meeting on Wednesday evening, Ms. C Waller was unanimously elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Frank Laurie. The session approved last minutes and routine bills, while a committee presented memorial resolutions for the late Laurie, praising his service from 1917 to his death in 1926.
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Samme
The
Corry Hospital
Olle
Brecken
Stewart
Macamies
Hbtarl
Frank Laurie
Waller
Laurie
Franks Laurie
Corry, Hospital
Cory Evening Journal
G.sweet
Weir Sidney
Elston
Former Corryites Wed in California
Friends in the day received word today of the marriage of Glenn R. Davis and Miss Emma Barnes. The ceremony was performed at Los Angeles, California on January 3. Mr. and Mrs. Davis, who are former Corry residents, now live at 1612 East 4th Street, Long Beach, California.
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Glenn R. Davis
Emma Barnes
Los Angeles
California
Mrs. Davis
Corry
Fast &Th Street
Long Baagh
Salit
Former Clymer family sues Erie rail line after fatal 1925 crash
Stanley Einowsky and his children of Clymer sue Buffalo and Erie Railway in Erie court over a November 6 1925 collision on the Buffalo road that killed the mother and one daughter and injured two other children. Seven damage actions total around 200 000 with each suit to be tried separately. Lawyers for the trolley firm and the plaintiff are named.
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Stanley Einowsky
Clymer
Ayaltet
Buffalo and Erie Railways Company
Buffalo Road
A. P. Rossiter
Bursday
Erie
Ene
Binowsk
Toha B Brooks
Law Frm
Brooks, English and
Quinn, Efe
Lewis Schlesinger
Lyle Per- Ley
Binowsky
Twelve Bodies Recovered From Exploded Essex Isle Vessel
Tampico Mexico January tragedy report states twelve bodies recovered from the Essex Isle hold after a gasoline cargo explosion. The incident left many injured and a crew and stevedores count of about four dozen aboard, with initial losses estimated at eight dead and thirty injured. The vessel, owned by Essex Transport and Trading Co, was towed away after the blast and fire in the foreward hold.
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United Press
Tampico
Mex
Essex Isle
Essex Tile
Mexico
Tan
Essex Transport and Trading Company
Agullo
Frm
Mexico City
Killess
Officers Re-Elected by Citizens Bank
Citizens National Bank reelected its officers for the ensuing year at the board meeting held Thursday afternoon at 4 o clock. J Desmond was reelected president. other officers include S. G. Sweet as vice president I. W Parker as cashier and Margaret McCarthy as assistant cashier. The stockholders met Tuesday evening after a dinner at the Hotel Corns and named the board of directors: J D Desmond F A Loveland G H Barlow D L Tracken E Doane S G Sweet Don D Smith C P Brown and I W Parker.
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Citizens National Bank
J Desmond
Citizens Bank
G. Sweet
W Parker
Sies Margaret McCarthy
Corns
J. Desmond
F. A. Loveland
G. H Barlow
D. L Tracken
E Doane
Don 4. Smith
Cp) Brown
1. W. Parken
Illinois Senator Designate to Leave for Washington
Bulleting dispatches report Senator designate Frank L. Smith of Illinois will depart for Washington on Monday to be sworn in. A formal statement accompanies the move.
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United Press
Chicago
Coli Frank L. Smith
Illinsois
Washington
Rumor Merger of Steel Plants
United Press reports a bankers led group negotiating a merger of sheet steel rollers in the Midwest affecting about 100 mills. Purchases from Youngstown Sheet and Tube Republic Steel and Corrigan McKinney Steel linked to the merger amid names of multiple steel firms and a possible head, W. A. Thomas.
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United Pres
New York
Dow Jones Financial News Service Today
Middle West
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Republic Tron and Steel
Corrigan McKinney Steel Company
Newton Steel Company
Thomas Sheet Steel Company
Waddell Steel Company
Ashtabula Steel Company
Monsfeld Sheet and Tit Plate Core Pany
Superior Steel Company
Sharon Steel Comany
W. A. Thomas
Seas Mentoned
Concen
Serum for Treatment of Rheumatic Fever
Philadelphia announces a new serum for rheumatism and rheumatic fever after two years of lab work at Philadelphia General Hospital. Dr. James Small and staff led the bacteriology effort under Ti. Wilmer Risen, director of public health, in developing the treatment.
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Philadelphia
Wilmer Risen
Philadelphia General Hospital
James, Small
Caldwell Addresses High School Groups on Morals and Faith
Dr. B S Caldwell of the State Health Department spoke to both Junior and Senior High students this morning. He addressed the Junior High at 9 o clock and the Senior High at 10 80, outlining his talks under the title Morals and Faith.
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B.S. Caldwell
State Department of Health
Dr. Caldwell
Five Best Radio Features Across Cities Tonight
Radio listings show WY% New York and KYW Chicago presenting classical and violin programs led by Renee Chemet and the Philharmonic String Quartette. WAZ Springfield and WEAF discuss orchestral and tenor performances with Alfred Heater and Louis Kateman's Orchestra. WLS Chicago and WOW Omaha feature organ recital programs and evening orchestral selections.
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New York
Rdka Pittsargh
Kyw Chienga
WAZ Springfield
Renee Chemet
Beniamino Giglienor
Giuseppe
WLS
Chicago
Cane Geal
Omaha
Cometral
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Hospital Board
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