Gerald Chapman to be moved to federal prison
United Press reports drastic guard measures as Gerald Chapman the notorious mail robber and murder suspect arrives near federal penitentiary. Connecticut authorities seek Chapman on murder charges while Indiana and New Britain officials prepare to return him for trial.
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Chapman
Connecticut
United Press
Indianapolis
Gerald Chapman
Fedschal
Markt
Huey
Marah
Meredith
Mation County
Gale Lower
Miracie
Indy
New York
Ostul Pobbbers
Atlanta
Ted Tor
Ponron
Ann
Tip
Chayinay
Chapmian
Hue
New Britain
Conny
Jan I
Loral
Gerald Shapira
James Skelly
Skelly
Meat Suia
Springfield
Chapman Loot Recovered In Federal Statement
In Muncie Indiana the major portion of loot stolen by Gerald Chapman was recovered today by federal authorities. The recovered funds were deposited in a local bank safety box, with the amount not yet announced pending further arrests. Miss Margaret Sample, who has been visiting relatives, left for her home in Warren.
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Muncie
Ind
Geraldy Chapman
New York Mail
Mise
Margaret Sample
Whit
Warten
12th Veterans Gain Policy For 1581 Dollars
Franklin News Herald reports veterans of the 112th Infantry who served in France and were discharged at Camp Die received $1,581 under a new compensation plan. Beginning after New Year’s, policies arrived daily, with those wounded or discharged before May 1910 receiving smaller amounts. Men entitled to $50 or less had already received early backpay.
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Franklin News Herald
112Th
Francé
Camp Die
Aimouit
Uniller
Wage boosts for 87000 railroad workers approved
United States Railroad Labor Board granted wage increases from 1 to 2 cents an hour for about 87,000 railroad employees across clerks, freight handlers, express and station workers, janitors, elevator operators, truckers, and related classes, totaling roughly 3,200 dollars annually. Possible hearings sought for an additional 75000 workers.
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United Pre Cimcago
Clue Emerges in Gas Station Bandit Case
Police report progress in identifying a young robber who held up the East Main Street filling station on Friday night. Chief Dunkle said strong clues have been found, with a third visit noted that evening for money to buy food. Authorities continue to pursue the check fleecer case as well.
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Brown
Exis
Mapleaves
St Marys Man Buys Stockton Meat Market
William J. Devereaux of St Marys ton purchased Stockton's Central Market on East Washington Street in a deal completed this morning. Mr Stockton thanked patrons and promised continued high grade service under new owner Devereaux, a first class meat cutter who will handle only top quality meats.
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William J. Devereaux
St Maryston
Stockton
Central Market
East
Washington Street
Devarenic
January session opens for Western Pa district court cases
United Prom Pittsburgh reports the January session of the U S District Court for Western Pennsylvania opened today with 165 cases on the docket. Of these, 114 involve minor law disputes and proposed resolutions.
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United Prom
Pittsburgh
Uy 8
District Court For Western Pennsylvania
Todlay
Mrs Bila Tucker and daughter visit city en route to Erie
Mrs Bila Tucker and her daughter Max Katherine of Spadansburg were visitors in the city today with Mrs 10 Howard while en route to Erie. Mrs Hattie Chamberlain of Erie arrived for a visit with relatives and friends during the next few days. J Worton Tayl and Wits atertoons tar Ulllen were noted in business prices.
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Bila Tucker
Max Katherine
Spadansburg
10. Howard
Erie
Hattie Chamberlain
J. Worton Tayi
Iron Hand Rules Rise in Pennsylvania Legislature
Harrisburg dispatch reports a power shift as a solid Republican bloc consolidates control of the 1925 session. Leaders back a new chairman for the Bonds committee and threaten rural lawmakers with reprisals if they resist the party line, signaling a coup to shape the legislative program.
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United Pros
Harrisburg
Jay
Sesdtn
Philadelphia
Pinchot
W. Harry [Maker
Bakerost
W. Clyde Hare
George Williams
Tioga
Aaron
Hoss
Laneagfer
Waysands
Examinations Underway Across City Schools Today
Mid year exams were under way in public elementary and high schools as the term neared its halfway mark. Disrupted schedules extended the exam period by two days due to extra time given at Christmas, with the second semester planned to start next week.
See the Eclipse Across the North American Sky
Corry residents may witness a near total solar eclipse Saturday with about a hundred percent totality in the western Duluth area. The eclipse tracks from sixty miles west to the Atlantic coast, crossing northern Michigan Wisconsin New York New Jersey and Connecticut with maximum eclipse near 9 08 and ending around 10 00. If skies clear many Corryites will see the sun blank out for several minutes.
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Duneirk
Duluth
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ontario
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York City
Soysset
Theorth
Mnany
Sinn Fein Plotters Held in London Seizure Case
Ten suspects including five charged under the Official Secrets Act are held in London following intercepts and raids at Portsmouth dockyard and areas in Hanwell Woolwich and Stockwell. The group, described as Sinn Fein extremists, faced questions over plans to disrupt British ships and inflame tensions with Ireland.
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Py Ublwd
London
Tive
Sinn Fein
Phetsmouth
Great Britain
Insh Pree
Portsmouth
Scorlanel
Hanwell
Woolwith
Stockwell
Motor Club Set to Kick Off Drive Thursday
The Cor fy Motor Club will launch its big campaign on Thursday with plans being finalized. Committees overseeing the drive will meet Tuesday evening to finalize details for the campaign.
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Motor Club
Corfy Motor Club
New American Beauty Type From Zeigfeld Prompts Tape Measure
The piece discusses Flo Ziegfeld's concept of a modern ideal girl measured for height and proportions. It outlines a detailed scheme with height in feet and inches, various body part ratios, and notes the model’s public endorsement. Continuation appears on Page 2.
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Flo Ziegfeld
Plo Ziegfeld
Floods across the South Leave Dozens Dead and Towns Isolated
Massive floods across Georgia Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana kill nine people and render many homeless. Rail lines washed out bridges swept away and several towns cut off as swollen rivers inundate lowlands. Victims include engineers and passengers in Alabama and Georgia amid wrecks and drownings.
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United Press
Atlanta
Georgia
Alabama
Sitharvtina
Lowietans
L, Dunham
Tay Foster
Souther Railway
Selma
W. F. Hadeell
J. Mf. Cowpér
Nashville, Chattanooga
Slide
Vontersville
Albany
Wild Tift
Adam Tilt
Pline River
Viarmmond
Manteomaryseda
West Point
Mississippi
Louisiana
Spike movement elevate guns on battleships
The Senate today spied a movement to elevate guns on American battleships as Senator McKetlar of Tennessee failed to attach a gun elevation amendment to the Navy appropriation bill. The defeat ends that particular effort in the current session.
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United Prose
Washington
Jun
Senate
McKetlar
Tennessee
Earth Tremors Felt In New York From Distant Japan
An earth tremor recorded at Fordham University on Sunday morning, with seismologists estimating the shock originated about 5050 miles away. The disturbance did not cause a diversion but is thought to have centered in Northern Japan.
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United Press
New York
Fordham University
Japan
Trading Falls Off On Today's Market
New York January 19 Today market activity shrank with trading volume at a low since the presidential election. Short selling intensified as traders sought profits and liquidations increased. U S Steel reached new highs for the current bull leg while General Motors added strength. Mr and Mrs fe M Strohm planned a trip to Brie hiv aftersoda for a couple of days.
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Unicaries
New York
Bandits Net 11000 in Daring Rhode Island Hold Up
Four men in a large touring car robbed two Arkwright mills paymasters in Cranston Rhode Island. They tied the victims to their steering wheel and escaped in a second automobile after taking the money. The pair were still handcuffed at the scene before fleeing.
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United Press Cranston
Rhode Island
Arkwright Mills
Guy
Fox
Ulm
Dramatic Institute Opens Tonight Under Community Players
A two week course in dramatics starts tonight at the high school under George Junkin. The Dramatic Institute, part of Community Players, features nightly instruction by Mr Junkin with a fee of 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students. Three plays will be offered at each evening’s close, with different portions presented on the final two nights.
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George Junkin
Dramatic Institute
Junkin
Community Players’ Association
Church Vision Rega ins Much of Brilliance at St Stephen s
Jan 19 mystery surrounds a Virgin Mary and infant child apparition on a red Sindwiry lamp shade in St Stephen's church. Thousands of pilgrims visited over nine days, seeking explanation with no theory offered. Father Fielding, rector, remains mystified and unable to explain the origin or cause of the illusion.
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United Press
Ots City
St Stephen
Siuy
JF. Fielding
St Stephen's
Spring Creek Road Reopens After Winter Drift Clearance
Comy motorists report the road between this city and Spring Creek is in fine condition after the latest storm. The last of the drifts have been cleared and many drivers thank the highway department and road supervisor for keeping the highway open. It is hoped arrangements can be made to keep the road open to trade throughout the winter.
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Comy
Spring Creek
Siany
Highway Department
Road Supervisore
Senate Fire Over Paris Parley Sparks Borah Clash
Senator William E Borah of Idaho, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, assailed the Paris reparations talks and accused the minister of finance of France of opposing the executive branch. He called Hughes statement a positive but conflicting stance and signaled more details would come after full documents are released.
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United Press
Washington
William E Borah
Thaim
Chatrsman
Senate
Sifite Hughes
Paris
Prinnce Jay France
Tyr Me
Chucel
Exwevive Branche
Borah
Hughes
Pinance
France
Chorehill
Narrow Escape On Crossing At South Center Street
Tory Resselle escaped injury Sunday morning when his Ford Tryok was struck by a Pennsylvania railroad freight train on Washington Street crossing. The car suffered severe damage with crushed front axle as the train, only starting, managed to stop in time. Resselle fled the scene and a bystander frantically tried to restart the engine. No one was hurt.
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Tory Resselle
South Center Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rete Sgns
Frank Gillette
Stir
Machin
Eviema Neat Waterford
Shanghai Under Fire as Chinese Rebels Threaten City
Jan 19 Shanghai reports describe rebel forces looting and attacking the area with gunfire and artillery as Chinese troops press the defense. A former ally reportedly shifted sides, while British troops reportedly move from Hong Kong to defend the foreign settlements amid the turmoil.
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Shanghai
Wi Per Pu
Tai Wing
Haina
Radio listings feature diverse programs across stations
A compilation of today’s radio features lists station call signs and program names including KGO Oakland WLW Cincinnati WNYC New York WOC Davenport and WOR New York, noting orchestral, educational and German music offerings alongside theater programs and a guest appearance.
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KGO
Oalland
WLW
Cincinnati
Spin Central
WOC
Davenport
WNYC
New York
Fantern—Rialton
WOR
Spueth
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Fe M. Strohm
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