Slemp Follows Hughes as Capital in Fever of Expectancy
A fever of expectancy grips Washington as Secretary Slemp resigns amid cabinet reshuffles. Reports swirl on successors including Hoover or Mellon, with fears of broader changes in the Coolidge administration. Weather notes speak of below zero readings and a forecast of rain or snow tonight in parts of the Northeast.
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Wesley Howard Elected President of Rod and Gun Club
Wesley Howard was elected president of the Rod and Gun Club at the annual meeting. Kev M. Ashton concluded his terms, with Todd bed Walter as vice president and HLAV Alvarson as secretary and Easter. Officers approved plans for the year focusing on youth instruction and field activities. annual report indicated good club condition.
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Russian Cathedral Quartet to Perform Tonight in City Auditorium
Announcement says the Russian Cathedral Quartet will perform at the High School auditorium this evening starting at 8:10. Promoters promise a concert of exceptional artistry, expected to draw a full capacity crowd and feature renowned singers.
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Kiwanis Club Holds Regular Meeting at Tide Bird
Wy Te Peake presided outlining additional projects and a county year program. Reve Bartlett named chairman of the Underprivileged Children Committee. Dan A. Smith spoke on proposed curtailment in the Postal Service and urged child endeavor to forestall retrenchment. Short talks by several members concluded.
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Bids On Columbus Road Opened February 6
Bids for an improved highway to connect this city with Wrightsville will be opened February 6 by the State Department of Highways. Proposals cover about 40,287 feet of road in Columbus and Threshold townships, forming a paved route to Columbus and Warren and easing access to Jamestown and eastern points. Semireliable reports say the Columbus avenue route is favored for the new paved road, though formal confirmation was not available.
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School Board Holds Meeting Last Evening
Regular Hoard Of Education meeting was held Wednesday with members Barnes presiding and a list of committee appointments for 1025. Superintendent Meinstreet reported the Junior High building is in use, a dedication address by Senator Woodbridge Ne Ferrin of Michigan is set for February 17, and delegates to the Educational Association meeting in Cincinnati were approved.
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Scolded On Gay Life Girl Causes Fatal Harm
In San Francisco a girl named Ellingson, 16, confessed to striking her mother to death after conflicts over the mother’s opposition to the girl’s gay life. Police report the suspect, 16, was arrested in a room. she initially denied knowing her mother, then described a drug addict intrusion and a serious incident before admitting to fatally injuring her mother.
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Narrow Escape On Crossing At Reno Pennsylvania
Franklin Jan 1. Rene John Hathaway of Erie and Harry Ryan of the city narrowly escaped death when their auto was struck by a New York Central train at the Reno crossing. Ryan was badly bruised and Hathaway had a deep head cut. The car was demolished. Intense cold and frosting on the glass hindered sighting the train. Both men were hospitalized.
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Constitutional Prohibition Celebration to Highlight Event
Citizens to display flags and observe January celebrations marking constitutional prohibition. The W U T Institute at First M B Church hosts speakers including Mrs Muriel Ryn Erie and Mrs Sylvia Bentis. County officers from Union City Beaverdam attend. local groups plan performances and a bell ringing to mark the occasion and fund Law Enforcement efforts.
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Scouts Plan Another Hike Saturday In City Park
Scout Executive MJ Rich invites all Scouts and prospective Scouts to meet at City Park at 10:30 for a day of outdoor activities planned for the coming Saturday.
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Pilgrims view mirage of Virgin Mary at St Stephens Church
Pilgrims from far and near gathered at St Stephens Church to see a mirage of the Virgin Mary and the infant child seen in the glow of a victuary lamp. The apparition appeared fainter today but clear outlines of the Virgin's head and the infant child were discernible, several inches tall. Mrs Hastings fol low and friends traveled with a group to Meadville.
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Curtailment of P O Service Announced In City Post Office
Postmaster announces reduced hours for general delivery and stamp windows from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. replacing past late evening times while window and money order services adjust due to depleted appropriations. Mrs. Viva Nelson of Oil City visits Concord Street residents, W. F. Myers hosts.
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Jail Sentences for Dry Law Violators Reported
Washington dispatch reports the Stalker bill to amend the Volstead Act to mandate 66 jail terms for violators. The judiciary committee favors the measure, with a carveout exempting those producing nonintoxicating cider and fruit juices for home use.
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New County Tax Collector Appointed in Erie
F. E. Westley was named county tax collector in Erie by county commissioners Rogan and Moorhead after the resignation of Heerstin due to ill health. Westley succeeds Robert Therlin, with several officials noting the appointment and health updates for Heerlein. Ash Postlethwait assists in auditing to clean up past year’s municipal affairs as the city treasurer and county tax collector terms adjust.
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Widow Denies Husband Threatened Self to Die
News notes a widow denying her husband threatened to end his life. The obituary for Earl Stockton, a state farmer, drew a large crowd at Spartansburg with funeral at Methodist Episcopal church. Burial occurred at Rose Hill cemetery as relatives attended, including Elizabeth Stockton and Miss Maryeat from Corry.
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Foley Dies as Tammany Isolationists Chieftain
Big Tom Foley, long time Tammany leader and political ally of Governor Al Smith, died in New York City of pneumonia. He had been ill since Saturday and hospitalised Tuesday. Smith hurried to the city but returned to Abane after doctors signaled recovery. Miss Sarah May leaves for Erie. Also in Washington, a diplomatic tone notes isolation in Europe as Kellogg signs reparations pact, with Dawes plan discussed and implications for U S payments and sanctions. Concord School PTA postpones Friday meeting to January 30.
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Prison-Made Artist Harry Snodgrass Ends Radio Run
Corry radio fans packed WOS last night for the farewell concert of prison-made pianist Harry Snodgrass who leaves Jefferson City state prison Friday to join a vaudeville circuit in Evansville Indiana. Snodgrass, known as king of the ivories, is to earn about 800 dollars weekly as he steps from inmate to performer. After a year of a three year sentence for a holdup in St Louis he is released for good behavior. The farewell drew legislators and townspeople to the House of Representatives hall where announcer M. Witten will join Snodgrass in his act.
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Another Attempt To Float Submarine Off New Orleans
In New Orleans Jan 43 a submarine attempt failed to move the pad rockatl craft at high tide. after 60 bows at sea the crew left in small boats for a naval tug. The vessel listed offshore and may be freed only by dredging later this month. Mrs A Stennett visits Erie for a day or two.
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Radio features highlight five best programs today
Weaf New York and WEAP Washington list top five audio offerings for today. Stations including WOCAE Pittsburgh WEBI Boston WDBH Worcester WEI Philadelphia WGR Buffalo WIAR Providence present evening broadcasts from 8 to 9 PM with concerts and radio drama The Green Koei.
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