Bitter Cold Wave Grips Eastern U S Coast to Plains
United Press reports a severe cold snap from the Rocky Mountains to the East with near zero in the north and freezing in the south. Wyoming and Denver show subfreezing lows while Salt Lake City and Yellowstone see snow. Chicago and Kansas City forecast around 10 above, Pittsburgh expects continued cold then warmer Friday. Temperature drops of 16 degrees in Pittsburgh marked the 48 hour period.
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United Press
Chicago
Georgia
Roky Mountains
Landers
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Helena
Yellowstone
Denver
Kansas City
Wilbur Named in Charges Involving Oil Industry
Secretary of the Interior Wilbur faced charges of conspiring with oil interests to defeat tariffs on oil and influence U S oil markets. Oklahoma Governor’s Oil Relief conference opened with questions about big company influence. Kansas and Oklahoma producers pressed for resumption of crude purchases from stripper wells. President Hoover met lawmakers seeking renewed oil buys and policy action.
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Governor's Oil Relief Conference
Secretary OF Interior
United Press
Washington
Wilbur
United States
Witt Fraskin
Oklahoma
John Garer
Texas
House
P Sheppard
Denn
Holger
Calles
Prairie Oil S and Gas
Prairie Oil S and Gas Company Pore Every Prospect of Success. Mr. Hoover
Elec
Harold McDuggin
Kans
A. M. Landon
Topeka
Con Mittee
Kansas
Oklahoms
Senator Capper
Move to Confirm P.S.C. Appointees May Bring Fight
Harrisburg reports a possible Senate fight over confirming Samuel Walker of Butler and James S. Benn of Philadelphia to the Public Service Commission. Benn faces historical friction with Pinchot, while legal questions about Senate vs governor confirmation linger after court rulings.
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P.S.C
United Press
Harrisburg
Samuel Walker
Butler
James S. Benn
Philadelphia
Public Service Commission
General Assembly
Walker
Wisher
Benn
Pinchot
Ray
Shelby
Uniontown
Cormission
State Supreme Court
Senate
Tyohy
Appellite Court
Hat Leibunal
Pitchot
Lotian Iptote
Tan
Supreme Court
Brimbaugh
W. Ed Marsh Reaches Eightieth Milestone
W. Ed Marsh is today receiving congratulations on his eightieth birthday. The prominent city resident and longtime businessman joins the ranks of centenarians in looking forward to many more birthdays.
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W. ED .Marsh
Marso
Marsh
Club Organizes At Senior High School
A recent meeting at the Senior High elected Frank Bas as president and Hex Mulkelrn as vice president. The club aims to improve sparsmanship, foster closer relations among students, and safeguard the G use, planning at least annual gatherings. Membership requires submitting a letter.
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Frank Basreas
Hex Mulkelrn
Olib
Wickersham Body in Short Session
President Hoover's law enforcement commission met briefly in Washington with only two members present George W Wickersham and Dean Roscoe Pound. Judge Kenneth Mckintosh was also in the city. No date set for probation report release. two documents were being printed and prepared for delivery to the president with publication expected early next week.
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Sy United
Fress
Washington
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Todaty
George W. Wickersham
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Kenneth Mackintoch
Limbert Club Speaker Delivers Public Talk Tonight
Noted naturalist and world champion crack shot Bob Limbert speaks to the Kiwanis Club at the Hotel Carry luncheon. He will demonstrate pistol work and present humorous western stories with wildlife imagery at the Carry High Auditorium at 4 o'clock this evening under the VFW post auspices.
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Kiwanis Club
Bob
Limbert
Nigon
Carry
Inter
Carry Higa
A. W. Thompson Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Forrest Kelster
Inhert
Mexico
Hwest
Idaho
Ash
Today’s Five Best Radio Entretainments
Radio listings show WABC CBS network 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. programs plus NBC slots at 9:30 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. with opera features. Names and stations appear garbled but indicate a prime time schedule across WABC WHAB and WIZ networks.
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WABC
CBS
Tyvns-Barbaso
GBS
WHAB
WIZ Nbc
Wehcoes
The
Opera
Red Cross Aids Hunger Stricken Arkansas Town
In England Arkansas the Red Cross feeds destitute sharecroppers and tenant families as a cold wave worsens hunger. More than 250 people received food orders yesterday, with 2145 requisitions since January 3. Schools prepared noon lunches and soup kitchens to prevent pupil hunger amid aid efforts.
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Merille
Compton
United Press
England
Ark
Atomsas
Fire Department
W. T. Fugna
Red Cross Committee
South
Lonoke County
Downtown Fire Totals 100000 Loss In Elyria
A blaze in Elyria roots through four buildings in the downtown core causing an estimated 100000 dollars in damage. Nine residents from upper floors were displaced after the fire started in a clothing store basement and spread rapidly. Assistant Fire Chief C W Huddo n suffered serious injuries during the incident.
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Elyria
Ira
Upper Hoots
Atrcftucom
Gbs
C. W. Hudeon
Jasmuck Ty
P T A Plans Milk Fund Benefit Entertainment
P T A members from multiple schools met at the district offices for planning a February 12 milk fund benefit in the Senior High Auditorium. Officers were elected for the coming year and a Junior High association will join with expanded entertainment including a bond option to aid the milk fund which is currently exhausted.
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P. T. A. Coliné
Library J
Ereliney
P. T. A. Council
Sam Liberal
Red Cross drought relief drive urged for Corry region
Corry chapter faces a 4000 dollar quota for the national Red Cross emergency fund to aid drought stricken Arkansas families. Funds may be mailed to Mrs Giblin Mrs Houghton or C M Howard for dispatch to national headquarters as John Barton Payne urges an immediate campaign across twenty one drought affected states.
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The
Red Grass
Hoover
Arkansas
Corry
7 F. Giblin
W. M. Houghton
C. M. Howard
Red Cross
John Barton Payne
Kidnapping Case Shocks Corsicana Elite Family
In Corsicana Texas police and private detectives probe the ransom of James Cerf 16 the son of Star National Bank president with $15000 paid for his release. The boy attended a local high school under guard as investigators pursue leads and silent witnesses.
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Corsicana
Tex
Navarro County
James Cerf
Star National Banc
Dallas News
Tsiac WN
Cerf
Panic
Corsicana High School
Jim
Will S. Knight
Chad
Chinese General Held Prisoner in Kiangsi Battle
Nationalist forces report General Shang Shiechan captured in Kiangsi while attempting a rescue. Hankow dispatches claim ransom set at 2,000,000 Mexican dollars and that his 1st and 5th Divisions were routed. Chagsha sources cite a Communist force of about 8,000 pressing toward Hunan.
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United Press Shanghai
Kiangsi
Ching Shiechan
Hankow
Shang
1Ath
Ysth
Chagsha
Hoover Plans Spring Speaking Tour From White House
President Hoover may tour the country this spring despite possible congressional extra sessions. Invitations for March April and May engagements are under consideration including events in Indiana Tidewater Virginia and San Antonio. Friends say his critics note recent victories against Congress such as food appropriation and power commission stalemates and advise the president to speak in places he has not yet visited.
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Paul Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senate
Hoover
Congress
White House
Indiana
Tidewater Virginia
Hie Sun
Antonio Tex
Mission Centennial
Jhine
American Bar Association
Las
Erhans
San Antonio
Balleva
Pinchot Conducting Washington Staffing Push After Victory
Governor elect Gifford Pinchot begins a broad House cleaning on Capitol Hill, interviewing delegation backers for potential posts and naming in state service replacements. He will meet probable appointees and supervise vacancies including adjutant general, police, budget, and health posts as he travels toward a Philadelphia dinner tonight.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Huntor Chichet
Ann Mune
Lailay
Philadelphia
Tenusht
Pinchot
Cindi~ Davies
Capitol Hill
Veterans of State Service
Nathan Buller
Wayne J County
sUile
Donegal
Lancaster County
Clio
Deiblen
Greensburg
Otter
Beary
Allentown
Henry
Wat
Pennsylvania
David J. Davis
Scranton
Walter Glasgow
Scottdale
Joseph J. Walsh
Wilkes-Barre
United Mine Workers’ Union
Wilkes- Barre
Walsh
Pinchot City
Budget Department
Labor and Industry
Agriculttre
Banking
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
Three Nearby Clubs Ordered Padlocked in Pa Injunctions
Federal judge F P Schoonmaker granted temporary liquor injunctions against three clubs Kane Brie and Franklin protecting Kane Bradford Evie and Franklin areas. Hearings set for March 16. Agents seized liquor at the Elks lodge on December 6 and at the Brie Eagle club on November 16 and at Franklin on November 1. The Franklin steward refused entry until disposing of beer.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Biks
Kané
Eagles Club
Franklin
Evie
F. P. Schoonfaker
B. P.O
Kane
Brie
Elks Lodge
Eagles
Labor Leaders to Push National Prohibition Modification
At the AFL annual executive council meeting labor leaders discuss a national campaign to modify the Volstead act. They aim to curb bootlegging reduce unrest and protect about 100000 workers at risk, noting legislative committee findings.
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Wires Press
Miami
Fre
America
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Dispute over Virginian Railway consolidation and tracks
Washington January 15 The Virginian Railway merger plan faces opposition as major lines including New York Central Chesapeake & Ohio and Nickel Plate seek trackage rights and a split of the Virginian route. Interlock with Nickel Plate along Lake Erie to Buffalo and a proposed arbitration committee are central to the dispute.
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William W. Change
United Press
Washington
Little Virginian Railway
Eastern Railroad
Wieivgaalen
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Buffal
Interstate Commerce Connathon
Hall
Waybie
Virginian
Win
1. C
New York Central
Chesapeatte & Ohio
P. EB. Crowley
Stres
Tidewater
West
Virginioa Fields
Central
Deepwater
W. Va
Thy van Sweringen Brothers
Cleveland
Chesapeake
West Virginia
God Fields
Udewater
Norfolk
Registration and primary election dates announced for 1921
County election officials release schedule with first registration August 27 and primary September 15. Nomination petitions available July 2 and due in county commissioners offices by August 15. Petitioner requirements vary by office sought. Thirty four offices to be filled with anticipated candidate interest and voter registration activity.
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Champy ‘Commissioners
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Murle Reacherl
Benny
Wickersham
P.T.A
Ebnici
Olli W. Bracken
S. A) McGail
Fr. M. Loveland
Leon Lindsley
Moye
Buller
Big Surprise
LABOR
P.R.R. Usenk
Little Virginia Railway
Tidewater Coal Line
Mrs
Glenn
Spencerett
Asla Wince
Gay
Warren
Tana
Spencer
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