Fisher Inaugurated Amid Splendor At Union City Plant
A worker at Shreve Chair Company in Union City was badly burned and injured when a drum burst during operation. Justin Quek, about 100 years old in the scene, was struck in the face with severe lacerations and a fractured jaw. He was rushed to Carry Hospital then to Corry Hospital, where doctors stated his condition as very serious but hoped for improvement.
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Justin Quek
Nessa
Carry
Shreve Chair Company
Union City
Murilay
Quick
Burse
Hectare
M Union City
M Union City Physiolan
Corry Hospital
Cooper and Crowe
Rebels Score Reported Gains in Nicaragua Conflict
A Washington dispatch cites unconfirmed reports of Liberal rebel victories on Nicaragua's west coast including Leon and Matagalpa. US warships anchored at Corinto as Conservative forces, aided by the United States, moved to push rebels toward the frontier amid tense battles and armored units.
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United Pros
Washington
Washington Daily News Today
Puerto Cabezas
Sucasa
Gusta Rica
Leon
Liberal
Matagalpa
Ibera
Managua
Sacaka
Nicaragua
United States
Ceriito
Rigas
Trapati
Siuy Iwn del Sur
United States Navy
Cincinnati
Bankes
Galveston
Action on Senator Smith's Case Delayed
Washington news reports that Republican leaders and Senator designates Frank L. Smith of Illinois delayed the predatory trial plan as they met in conference. They aimed to delay proceedings until tomorrow to avoid disrupting the Senate session, with plans for an earlier start to hear Smith's case if he attends.
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Senator Smith
Washington
Frank L. Smith
Illinois
Senate
Smith
Curtis
Kansas
Deade
Ilinois
Reed
Seneause
Gurity
Sénaté
Tomorow
98 Frozen to Death on Two Trains in Snow
United Press dispatch from Sumaya reports 98 people found frozen to death aboard two railway trains stalled in heavy snow drifts along the Volga River valley. The tragedy, described as extremely severe, marks a brutal winter disaster in the province.
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United Prous
Moscow
Sumaya
Volga Iiver
Miners Face Wage Slash In Central Field
United Press reports coal mines in the Central Competitive field will close March 1 if a twenty percent wage cut is not accepted. Operators intend to pursue a joint conference with union reps to draft a new working agreement replacing the expiring Jacksonville contract. The plan, backed unanimously by Ohio miners, covers four states and could set wage levels for bituminous miners nationwide. John Lewis, international president of the miners, dissents from the plan.
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United Prem
Toledo
Jacksonville
Oho
Thinnis
Pennsylvania
Theian Coal
Masinst
Ohio
Mine Grewers
John Lewis
Miners Organization
Radio Features Tonight Across Stations
A list of features scheduled for this evening across multiple stations. The WEAT Hookey network covers 48 stations with 4 pm Eastern start featuring the Tollefson Trio and Margaret Orion. Soprano performances are noted along with university events and an American Composers program. Additional entries include WEBA and WLW Cincinnati programs with varied ensembles and times.
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WEA Hook
Tollefson
Margaret
Orion
Weat Hookey
Eastern
StBigs Baer
Mwmortat
WHC Woosford
Glee Club
WLW
Cintinnati
Idaa
American Composers
EDA Pistahurgh
Kdka Little Sym
Wiund
Slump in Auto Business Seen by Ford
United Press reports Henry Ford predicts fewer cars will be manufactured this year due to anticipated stiff competition in the motor industry. Ford said competition is desirable and that he would be unhappy without it, despite concerns about the market.
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United Press
Boston
Mass
Ius
Henry Ford
Dow Jones Financial Service
Bord
Five Thousand Dollar Verdict In Binowsky Suit
A Bell County civil jury returned a 9000 dollar verdict for Binowsky and 2000 for his son Edward in the first of several damage suits by Binowsky and children against the Balalo and Bris Railways over a November 1925 East Lake Road crash that killed the mother and daughter. The trial began last Thursday before Judge A P Rossiter in Erie and the verdict was read this morning with remaining suits to follow in county courts. Emowsky formerly resided in Clymer.
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Bell
Tayor Stattley
Binowsky
Edward Binowsky
Tine,owsky
Balalo and
Bris Railways Company
East Lake Road
Erie
Traction Company
A. P. Rossiter
Emowsky
Ormerly
Clymer
Death of William J. Duke in Philadelphia
William J. Duke, a former Corry resident, died suddenly in Philadelphia likely from a heart attack or an accident. He had lived in Philadelphia for about three years and worked in shoe retail and insurance. Survived by mother Mrs. Mary Duke, two brothers Al and Francis, and sister Florence Duke, his body to be moved to Corry for funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Ward
Philadelphia
William J. Duke
Corry
Mr. Duke
South Center Street
Theo Williams
Insternce Tsiness
Greynd Allied Insurance Lines
Mary Duke
Francis of
Florence Duke
Texas Corp declares dividend and stock offer
New York January reports that the Texas Corporation declared an exting dividend of ten percent in stock in addition to the regular quarter cash dividend of 70 cents.
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New York
Jam
Texas Corporation Today
King Named On Several House Committees
Assemblyman John King of the state legislature was named to several House committees including forestry insurance judicial apportionment labor and industry and legislative apportionment committees. Joseph Schilling of Erie received assignments to appropriation law and order fisheries municipal corporations health and sanitation and public roads committees. Otto Herbst joined the education committee and also serves on fisheries printing and public roads committees. Joseph Zelsenheim from the west County district will sit on agriculture centennial fairs forestry and military pensions committees.
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John 1
Morrisburg
Joseph Schilling
Erie
Law and Order
Otto Herbst
Joseph Zelsenheim
West County
Thrife Talk At Rotary Club Inspires Thrift Week Observance
Superintendent of Schools Ralph Dewey addressed Rotary Club at Hotel Corry highlighting Thrift Week with verse and remarks on observance. Dr PG Wood, then in Rochester sanitarium, reported steady progress. Guests Harold Rel of Bristol and Mr Ritz of Franklin attended. directors met after the session.
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Ralph
Dewey
Rotary Club
Corry
Curry
Supt
Geirerd
PG. Wood
Rochester
Minn
Wood
Harold B. Rel
Bristol
British Warships Guard Far East Tactics
London reports British government prepared a firm, liberal stance toward China amid disturbances. Seven warships lay off Shanghai while 26 more head to the Far East or stand ready, with cabinet discussions sanctioning continued talks but demanding no violence or threats from Chinese officials.
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London
Tan
China
Yadins
Shanghai
Far East
Ong Hy
Tipton Named City Health Officer After Civil Service Review
The City Council accepted the Civil Service Board report on police department examinations and appointed Milton R. Tipton, former Kane police chief, as health officer. Tipton has served as police chief on a Mayor Bracken appointment for nine months. No action was taken on other department applicants. The combined meeting with the Board of Health was brief, with reelecting officers and Tipton’s appointment highlighted.
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Civil Service Board
Inst Wask
Milton R. Tipton
Kane
Tom Call
Tipton
C. W. Bracken
City Council
Bracken
Board of Health
M.R. Tipton
George W. Dunkle
White Way installation approved for West Main street
City Council authorized immediate installation of a new White Way street light system on West Main street. The matter was referred to Public Safety Superintendent Frank Howlard to act with power. Venango Public Service Corp will erect poles as soon as possible, aiming to brighten a historically dark thoroughfare.
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City Council
West Main Street
Superintendent of Public Safety
Frank ©. Howlard
Venango Public Service Corporation
Cornell
Arbitration on Mexican issue proposed in Senate clash
President Coolidge faced attacks from opponents over military preparedness and alleged imperialism as he opposed rapid arms race limits and Colombia doctrine policy. Senator Robinson urged arbitration of the Mexican land dispute amid heated debate about Catholic influence and possible intervention in Mexico by U S forces.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Central America
Robinson
Arkansas
Heflin
Albam
Mexico
Brice
Marylan
Thaffin
Alvin Coolidge
James A. Reed
Missouri
Senate
Knights of Columbus
Fisher Is Pennsylvania New Governor After Inauguration
Indiantown's H. S. Fisher was sworn in as Pennsylvania's 30th governor in Harrisburg. A large crowd witnessed the oath by Chief Justice Von Moschzisker as rain threatened and a grand parade followed, with Fisher's daughter Mary and dignitaries in attendance.
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United Press
Tarrisburg
Commonwealth
S Fisher
Penn'a
Pennsylvania
Kisersad
Giltond Pinchot
State Capitol
von Moschzisker
State Supreme Court
Fisher
Harrisburg
Jase Wight
Capitol
Tisher
Pinchot
Farnist
Dauphin
Hows Dnd
Wisher
Dow
J.C. Pinkerston
Governor Pisher
Indiana
United Presbyterian Church
Pinkerton Hegan
Mary Fisher
Gifford Pinchot
Ss Fisher
Little Booth
Bishop Thole
Secretary of the Treasury
A. Wes Mellon
Mr. Pinchot
Secreity of Labor
James J. Davis
Secretary of
Interior
Hubert Work
U.S
Win S. Ware
U.lennthore Gee
Wharton Pepper
David A. Reed
W. J. Mellon
Joseph R. Grundy
River Park
Bill to check rateboosting in legislature
A bill introduced in Harrisburg would prevent public utilities from raising rates until the Public Service Commission approves. Sponsored by Senator Albert Davis of Lackawanna County, the measure suspends increases after notice and would affect gas electric and water rates. Also noted are local social visits and an ill person improving.
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Commission
Senate
Harrisburg
Public Service Commission
Alpert Davis
Lackawanna Courtye
State Senate
Public Service, Commission
Djetion
Davis
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Justin Quick
Cory Hospital
Unité
Brie
Phila
King
Rotary
CLUB
Ralph S. Dewey
Columbus
Erie Railroad
Ind
Council
White Way
A. P. Klumph
Ashtabula
D. J. Stith
Bases Street
Nes. Smith
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