Raymond asks 15000 dollar appropriation for Cory Hepmith Hospital
Representative Laverne Raymond introduces a bill seeking a 15000 dollar appropriation to Cory Hepmith Hospital officials for hospital needs. The board of directors states no further large appropriations are planned, and repairs including fire escapes funding may be required. Other requests include 10000 dollars for Franklin Hospital and ongoing maintenance at the institution.
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Morrindure
Alterna
Laverne Raymond
Cory
Raymond
Thi Joont
Tranklin
Diane
County workers gain wage increase amid political tensions
County commissioners approved a pay rise for several employees tied to the clerk’s office while alleging political influence in county business. The vote raised 1440 extra for six workers and drew questions about who benefits from district salaries, with officials blaming underpaid staff and a political ring at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma
Ry Davis
Joseph Relveslie
Max
Siriury
Hiendlin
Cnilrt
Snowbound highways freeze rail service across Northwestern Pennsylvania
Heavy snowstorms blanketed northwestern Pennsylvania, halting roads from Cambridge Springs to Titusville. Crews worked double shifts to keep major routes clear while many side streets remained impassable. Officials warned drivers to stay off the roads as drifting snow and plows battled to reopen travel corridors.
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Eros
Pranruis
Jani
Pennsyvania
Rotary Club Meeting Reviews Book at Foray
The Rotary Club held a meeting at the Slotel Phoenixy where De Sternhets reviewed the book Bunk and found it quite interesting. Guests included Rev. M. Ashton, Worth Hammond, Rey W E Gurnlett, and S Nich. local Rotarians from Gabrye Junin New York and Mana Tee attended.
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de. Henmanoed Steinholm
Rotary Chisant Foray’ Tageting
Inneheorn
Slotel Phoenixy
de Sternhets
Bunk
Jerse
Givasont
Rev. M. “S Ashton
Worth Hammond
Rey W EE Gurnlett
le J Kallp
Gabrye
Implicate Senator Edwards in booze ring testimony
United Press report describes Lionel Wilken testimony in a liquor smuggling case. Senator Edward Edwards of New Jersey appears as a central figure, accused as a directing head in payments and operations. Witnesses say money flowed through his office and to associates, including a $3000 payment for 100 cases of Scotch.
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United Press
Tersey Ciy
United States
Edward Edwards
New Jersey
Gyne Trougtt
Ita the
Tria
Lionel Wilken
Prokuition
Wiliam Griffin
Ohimedd
Wilsnit
Urimniyett
Hirst
Edwards Tg
Baie Anataerie Ans
RTE Thunder_duuet
Cid Geirge “E Viekora
Edwards
Meaty
Wilson
Edwar
Benatur
Erie Co Wins One Place Chairmanships In House And Senate
Erie County shares in key leadership posts as Frederick W. Blair of Girard is named chair of the Committee on Fisheries by Speaker Thorndale Blacco. Mie Allvelentiey of Crawford County becomes chair of the Educational Committee, while Axdlorsin of Mercer takes charge of the Forestry Committee. Packinson of Grave City is named minew and minionity chair. In the Senate Northwestern Pennsylvania gains several chairmanships with Senator Hrank Ni em of Meads heading Public Health. Allegheny counties and districts win remaining major posts.
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Frederick W. Blair
Girard
Committee of Fisheries
Spaaker Thornda Blacco
Howse
Saluetion
Blair
Erie County
Sepatt
Mies Allvelentiey
Crawford County
Agemblyman
Axdlorsin
Mercer
Chatesnay
Committee of Forestry
Mercer County
Packinson
Grave City
Minew
Minionity Cine Sangtor
Pennsylvania
Senate
Hrank 2 Niem Republicis
Meads
Allegheny County
Leslie
One Killed as Tong War Resumes in Wilkinsburg
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a revived Tong War between On Ltong and Hip Singhue groups led to Ween Lung Fat, 19, being shot and seriously wounded in Wah Lee's laundry on Wilkinsburg. Fat was hit in the chest by two gunmen aiming at him. police say Lee was targeted as Fat's uncle.
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Statter Sven Pittenurgit
Fareup
Hip Singhue
Ween Lung Fat
Wilkinsburg
Pole
Secretary Hughes Supported Amid Paris Pact Debates
Washington June 20 President Rodlidge backs Hughes statement denying U S involvement in European entanglements over the Paris reparations accord The White House says America is not morally or legally involved in European affairs Senate records note Hughes views via United Press dispatches and Borah obtained unanimous consent to insert them.
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United Press
Washington
Rodlidge
Mughes
United States
Paris
America
White House
Senate
Borah
Insers
Hughes
Scouts Plan Another Hike and Meeting Delays
The Boy Scout troops face temporary delay in organization as troop committees are elected in churches. A hike occurred last Saturday near the Tish Hatchery led by Scout executive Mr. Rich with George Hedave and Jimmy Wright. A hike is planned for next Saturday meeting at City Park at 6:80 PM with skiing and games for entertainment.
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Stouity
Wnops
Grims
Stouts
Tish Hatchery
Rich
George Hedave
Jimmy Wright
Yetio
New Creations Highlight Spring Style Show in New York
United Press reports from New York describe the Spring Styles exhibition at the Hotel Commodore opening tonight. American designers showcase shorter dresses, higher necklines, and new materials like Riviera and indestructible chiffon alongside blues, greys, ambers, and fresh shades such as blonde and emerald.
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Paul M
United
Paris
Americas
Robelins
Hagné
Pierrot Cedds
Riviera Berer
Puede
Aminilio
Gene Biseeesaauerea
Harrisburg session outlines motor license issues and proposed bills
A brief recount of a Harrisburg session noted efforts to issue motor licenses through counties. The assembly discussed anti firearm measures, an aliens ownership bill, veterans bonuses, and two highway bills including license plate requirements and county treasurer authorization.
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United Press Harrisburg
Sendte
Max Leslie Sauves
Bluett
Yellow Jackets
Frankford
Horn
Barton
Ont
Nicholson
Mercer Horn
Guerin White
Boyle
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Netchson
Mercer
Guerin
Price Cutting War Not Extended To Warren
A price cutting dispute between Warren and Youngsville Lakers caused bread to drop from 12 1/2 to 9 cents in Warren on a Saturday sale. Local bakers kept the 10 cent rate elsewhere. Youngsville says the 9 cent loaf was a one day special. The war reportedly held to Warren with shipments to Corry Ow City and Jamestown at the old rate.
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Warren
Youngeville Lakers
Beon
Agian
Ong
Anderson
Youngsville
Warrest
Ghaln
Cores
OW City
Jamestown
Former Corry Resident Dies in Olean
Relatives in Corry report the death of Myr Hr J Kayen at her Olean NY home on Monday. Mrs Kayes formerly Miss Margaret Greevy of Corry is survived by her husband a daughter two sisters Mrs Li R Monroe Cambridge Springs and Mrs TS Strouse Reynoldsville and three brothers James Green Toledo John Green Brie and Thomas Green Corry. Funeral and burial will be held in Olean on Wednesday.
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Myr
Father rushes to safety five tots perish
A distraught father leapt to save his five young daughters as a house fire trapped them, leaving all five dead. Authorities investigate the blaze and question whether a failure to escape contributed to the tragedy. The county attorney indicated ongoing inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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United Prise
Funeral of Col. I. B. Brown Held Monday
Impressive funeral services for Col. I B Brown were held yesterday afternoon. A devotional at the home on West Church Street preceded procession to Emmanuel Episcopal Church for services led by Bishop J Ward and Rev M.S. Ashter. The organist played Chopin and hymns “Lead Kindly Light” and “Abide With Me” as the choir sang. The graveside escort included Company 3 and veterans groups. honorary pallbearers from Post 70 and others followed. A color guard served, three volleys fired at the monument, and many city residents attended before burial at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Num. Ory
Col. 1
Brow
West Church Street
Emmanuel Apiscopal Church
J. ©. Ward
MS. Ashter
Emmanuel Shire
Chopit
Mise Wl
Emmanuel Choir
Ward Sand
Ashton
Col. Brown
Pine Grove Cemetery
Post
GAR
Tron Post 70
Telly Maryin Wight
John Paraham
Oliver (Asier
Jobin Hell
Jason Smith
Jourdes
Robert Brows
Stuart Houghton
Edward Sheldon
Paul Lines
Ross Peblinuty
Morris Porter
Lea Cook
Hye
Mintsoleum
Company A
Ta A
Milan Waller
C. Loomis Allen
Stanton
Conn
Alfred al Jon
Gleveland
Ohio
Tudge
Pittsburgh
Walter Hhindell
Wow Beawn
Bradford
W. B. Alles
Washington, DC
W. Williams
Montclair
Betty Gilbert
Kenosha Wis
H. A. Gilbert
Williamsport
Porter Attacks Opium Charge At Geneva Conference
American Congressman Stephen Porter head of the U S delegation to the League of Nations antidrug conference publicly assailed Viscount Cecil over a claim that opium use per capita was higher in the United States than in India. Porter condemned the remark as vile and demanded a withdrawal, asserting the statement misrepresented American statistics.
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Geneva
Lord Cecil
England
United Press
Stephen Porter
League of Nations
Viscourrt Cecil
United States
India
Ngwre
Ross
Porter
Worker Injured at Climax Co Plant
A Climax Manufacturing Company worker, John A. Iniesas aged 51, suffered a broken ankle at the plant Monday afternoon when he slipped turning his right ankle. Dr. A. L. Smith attended, and the patient is today resting as comfortably as can be expected at his home on Grove Street.
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Johm A. Iniesas
Grove Street
Climax: Manufacturing Company
Shields
A. L. Smith
Shielda Ie
Frank Laurie Elected President of National Bank
Frank Laurie was elected president of the National Bank at the annual stockholders meeting on North Center Street. The board includes Clifton Bliss Oscar Andrews Blaine Kincaid H Heath Morrison Keppel and others with Laurie unanimously chosen as president and a salary increase granted to all employees.
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Frank Laurie
Tors
Laurie
Henry Keppel
Oyfio
North Center
Evavienice Afse
Uy Hie Nation Bank
Itjcrease
Dstitacion
Board of
Ifestars
Thestovic- Holder's
Trank Laurie
Clifford Bliss
Oscar Andrews
Blaine Kincad
H Heath
Morrison Keppel
Drs. Beas Kincaid
TW Olds
Tie
Hickson ‘Keppel
Car Anifrewes
Dom Kincaid
W J. Rowands
Dar Depey
Bluebird
Ferguson inaugurated in Texas Senate ascent
USTIN Texas January 20 Mrs Ferguson becomes governor widow the first woman to hold the post in Texas history amid a backdrop of political comeback and vindication. The ceremony drew thousands as she took office in Austin to lead the state with a family centered platform.
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Texas
United Press
Ustin
Ma Fergieson
Austin
Hanage
Ferguson
State House
Todiy
Snow Storm Sweeps Western Pennsylvania
The Western Pennsylvania snow storm worsened today with slush coating streets while Pittsburgh reported 0.5 inch precipitation and light traffic delays. Forecasters predicted colder conditions tonight with a dip to near 0 degrees and gradual clearance tomorrow.
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United Pros
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Mercury
Senator Woodward Pushes 1923 Merge Plan in Legislature
Harrisburg January 20 Senator Woodward of Philadelphia again urges in the legislature the merger of special funds dating from the 1923 session. He chairs the reorganiza tion committee whose principal recommendation was dropped when the administrative code was drafted.
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United Press Harrisburg
Woodward
Philadlphia
ITEN DEAD HEAVY PROPERTY LOSS IN RISING WATERS
Floods sweep through Georgia Alabama South Carolina and Mississippi isolating towns and causing heavy property damage. More than 10 lives lost and hundreds of refugees sheltered in Montgomery and county towns. Rail and roads disrupted as rivers rose with tourism halted and farmers hit hard.
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United Prets
Atlanta
Gai Tin
the Souls
Uowtyn
Cupiout
Georgin
South Carolina
Albamul
Mississipphy
Lowiluita
Florida
Ted
Inongia
Alabenta
Geongia
Soulth Corotinay
South Geonsia
Aait
Montezuma
Pheeta
West Point
Georgia
Sandersville
Alabama
Montgomery
South Carolini
Highlands
Kone
Louisiana
Mississippi
New York Battered by Heavy Snow Storm
New York endured a harsh snow storm that snarled traffic, halted street cleaning, delayed harbor activity, and left workers late to their posts. Wind driven drifts clogged wide streets as shovellers struggled to clear the city before the weather system shifts to rain and easing conditions.
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Umners
New York
Jnst Aman
Modern Dames Dancing Party A Fine Success
A very attractive event at Mac tubes Hall marked the sixth capital dance by the Modern Dames dancing group. Large crowd enjoyed the program by Rathbur's orchestra with guests from Union City Meadville Titusville and Jamestown. Judge George Crewe of Venango County courts visited Erie this week to discuss his bench duties as Pi Rossiter was selected to preside for three weeks and attorney Roxelter presented a trio of cases Judge Urish Pi Rossiter discussed.
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Damus Chih
Capital
Rathbur
Union City
Meadville
Titusville
Jamestown
Franklin
George 5
Crewe
Venange
Erie
Jude Urish Pi Rossiter
Toy Pindelphia
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L. H. Raymond
Corry Hospital
Rotary Club
Alice Bentley
Sec’y Hughes
Coolidge
Leroy Wilcox
Corry
Olean
Col
1. B. Brown
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
John C. Ward
U.S
Climax CO
National Bank
Ma” Ferguson
Penn
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