Poison Plot Ends Potters After Fortune Reversals
Cleveland millionaire James Potter and three family members died in a Steubenville lodging house after ingesting a poison and cough syrup mix. Autopsy planned. police find death glasses and medicine bottles. motive linked to an unrecouped fortune from a home in Steubenville and prior business reversals.
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United Press
Cleveland
James Poller
Bucla Avenue
Desth Yas
Potter
Areau
Dhick
Orson
Sur
Potters
Otters
Alva Bradley
Cleveland Baseball Club
Steubenville
Nold Wt & Sheriff
Strubenville
Jeve
Lord
Gouldy
Financia
Brav~henville
Tycen
Strong Talk on Movies Before Club in Corry
Dr Richard Burton spoke to the Woman's Club and Corry teachers about movies titled Movies and the Multitude. He warned on impressions from films and urged supporting good productions while criticizing poor ones. The talk covered film definitions, industry roles, and the impact of cinema on life. He cited titles like Romolo Chang King of Kings Beau Geste and The Way of All Flesh and noted the influence of teaching associations and clubs on local film choices. The article also notes a Red Arrow Quartet canceling a Oil City engagement and robins sighted as signs of early spring.
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Richard Burton
Woman's Club
Corry
Hotel Corry
Burton
Royal Movie House
Sanders
Ao Manny
Sind
Contel
Teachera Association
Plotuires
Four Thousand Five Hundred Dollar Verdict For Harvey Suit
A jury awarded Frank Harvey of Wheelock 2000 to his son Loyd and 2500 to Harvey for damages after Loyd lost a leg when a logging truck owned by J Whampton and Canfield of Youngsville struck him as children played nearby. The trial stretched from Monday to Wednesday, with Rosner prominent for the plaintiffs.
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Frank Harvey
Wheelock
Loyd Harvey
J Whampton
Canfield
Youngseville
Harvey
Roysiter and Bunn of
Mele
Rosner
Ise
Dr J W Irwin Opens Pleasant View Cancer Hospital
Local physician Dick Wo Invin has taken over the former Bliss property on West Pleasant Street and remodeled it into the Pleasant View Cancer Hospital. Four patients were housed last week with plans to admit more, the facility offering fourteen beds and using the Rich method of cancer treatment noted as promising by Dr Irwin.
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Bliss
West Pleasant Street
At Institution
Dick Wo Invin
Pleasant View
Ie Win
Dis Irwin
Irwin
Card Party Proves Enjoyable Affair at St Edwards Hall
Ladies of the Catholic Benevolent Association hosted a lively card party at St Edward's Hall with twenty four tables of bridge and 500. Prizes awarded to Charles Burkhardt Sam Harley Mrs W G Young and Miss Alma Burns. Millas Ruth Powers and Lyle Saxton won bridge prizes. Rexford Dempsey provided piano selections. Rector Graves announced upcoming Knights of Columbus and Catholic Daughters events for January. Mrs W G Swatz led the committee and praised volunteers.
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Rexford Dempsey
B. G. Graves
Ste .Thomas Chavel
Knights of Columbus
St. Wd Ward's
Catholic Daughters of America
Lint Place
The
Corry High School
Mra
Swat
Shmieman
English Church Controversy Nears Potential Union
Publication of a report on negotiations between High Church Anglicans and Catholic leaders heightens tensions in the long running dispute over authority and liturgy. The two sides debated papal supremacy and the real presence, with critics fearing renewed divisions and possible retreat from modernizing reforms.
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High Church
United Press
London
Church of England
Malines
Tate Cardinal Mercier
Church of Bogland
Cardinial Mortier
Thein
Lord Jesus Christ
Vic
Ponti
Overhaul at Nash Agency In Ulhilty Showrooms Open
H Ble former agent takes over Nash agency in Ulhilty with show rooms at 12 Flint Ave ny. The Nash dealership features improvements and a well equipped workshop for servicing cars. Local Delin Distributor Nyltus qulomobile Owners urge visits to inspect new models drawing attention from motorists.
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H. Ble
Nash
Flint Ave
Life Team for Girls Slayer Flies to Marquette Prison
Adolph Hotel Ing, convicted of fatally slaying Dorothy Senmeid, was sentenced to life in solitary confinement with hard labor. He was being transported by car toward Marquette Branch Prison when Sheriff Pratt A Green and deputies, who had escorted him out of Flint after the verdict late yesterday, evaded notice for most of the night in the lower Michigan Peninsula. The trip was by automobile and hoped to finish by mid forenoon.
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United Press
Flint
Mich
Adolph Hotel- Ing
Dorothy Senmeidst
Marquette Branch
Sherif Pratt
Lower Michigan
Coolidge Back to Desk After Havana Trip
President Coolidge returned to Washington and the White House after a five day trip to Cuba for the opening of the Pan American conference. He was greeted with mixed reception but remained optimistic about U S policy and Inter American relations.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Tost
United States
and-Mirs
Coalidge
Yielp
Hagandan
United State
Coolidze
Gata May
Inter-America
Ambassador Morrow
Mexico
Charles
Lindbergh
Latin America
Ofesaphia
Havana
Key West
Mr. Goolidge
Found Unconscious Man Treated After Street Incident
A semi conscious man was found on West Main Street last night and rushed to Corry Hospital via city ambulance. His fractured condition improved at the local hospital and he is expected to be discharged soon as police continue to assist.
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Bogus
Corry Hospital
Endorse Stand of Robinson in Heflin Clash
United Press report from Washington on January 19 shows four dozen Democrats endorsing Speaker Robinsons stance against Senator Heflins anti Catholic remarks. The caucus backed Robinsons push to keep him on the Senate committee probing Hearst Mexican documents, while Heflin and eleven others were absent or opposed.
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Robinson
Senator Heflin
Alabama
Paul FR. Mallon
United Press State
Washington
Roberson
Senate
Heftin
Fool
Heflin
Hellin
Caraway
Demioenii
Kansas
Burglary spree mystery at Erie yard and local bakery
Police have yet to identify a burglar linked to a Rundel Garage on West Smith street and an Erie Railroad camp car in the west end yards Monday night. The same suspect allegedly tried to raid Kelly Bakers cash drawer early Tuesday but was seen by the First Ward baker, halting the attempt.
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Rundel
West Smith Street
Erie Railroad
West End
Wellejins
First Ward
Rev G B Morgan Speaks at Kiwanis Club Today
Rev George U Morgan pastor of the Christian Missionary Alliance church spoke at the Kiwanis Club on International Peace Conditions and the Manner of Obtaining Them. His talk was well received. A rehearsal of the club orchestra and quartet was announced for Sunday. Arrangements were made for a joint meeting with the Rotary Club next Wednesday evening January 25.
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George Uo Morgan
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Appointment of Ward Assessor Delayed
Advices from the county commissioners office at Brie say the appointment of an assessor in the Third Ward has again been delayed and the selection of a successor to the late W. W. Morea may be held up for several days. Over a dozen residents of the ward have applied for the position.
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County Commissioners' Office
Brie
Ward
Assenger
Auccessor
W. W. Moreadgé
Erie Couple Married by Local Alderman
Mr Josep Johnson and Miss Agnes VanHorn of Brit, Pa, were united in marriage yesterday afternoon at 4 o’clock in the parlors of the Phoenix Hotel. Alderman George H. Gordon performed the ceremony for the couple, who were attended by Mr and Mrs Jim Sullop, proprietors of the local hostelry. After a wedding trip they will reside in Bris. Mrs Cat Windahl and Mrs Walter Windahl are spending the day in Jamestown.
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Josep Johnson
Agnes
VanHorn
Brit
Phoenix Hotel
George H. Gordon
J.im Sullop
Johnson
Bris
Severe tornado tears through city causing casualties
A powerful tornado hit Curmmlasyilin SIAL or Cincinnati today, uprooting trees and destroying buildings up to five stories. About a score of people were injured, with seven reported killed. Widespread damage extended into Ohio and Kentucky as lightning and thunder accompanied the violent storm. Emergency crews struggle to reach wrecked areas near the ruins and hospitals report many admissions.
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United Press
Cincinnai
Mmo
Ohio
Kentucky
Simon
Cineetna
Hemilton
Conran
Ineman Sn
Ton Court House
General Hospital
Former Corry Man Advances to Top Role at Detroit Hydrator
Fred A. Blackmore, once a prominent Corry resident, has been named head of the Hydrator Corporation's entire operating division. He succeeds Mr. Stinson as head of the driving department in charge of plants. Blackmore has twelve years of Edwardsville plant leadership and previously ran the Corry plant, rising to chief executive positions with direct charge of all plants and properties within the wardsville district and connected offices in Detroit.
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Fred H. Blackmore
U. S. Radiator Corporation
Chars
Corry
Fred A. Blackmore
Corry mi
United States
Hydr
Ator Corporation
Detroit
Lesus Week
Blackmore
Stinson
Dhaorice
Bigelaware
Edwardsville
Comy
Ofie
Organiza
Jon
Uperalia Bf
Amukci Dheiy
Nem Fukare
Five Best Radio Features Tonight From WIZ Stations
Radio guide lists Maxwell Hour with Richard Crooks at 7 20 p m. on WIZ plus Ampigo Hour with Micezylaw Musnz and others. WGBS New York features Chionzo Civic Operas Die Med emits. WOR Newark presents O Henry Memorial Dianele at 8 25 p m. New York Philharmonic conducted by Molinari.
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Wiz Hook
Richard Crooks
Wilt
ST Ampigo
Micezylaw Musnz
Il Pi
Chionzo Civic Opers
WGBS
New York
O'Henry Memorial
Newark
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Molinari
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the Viginity
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Jamestown
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