High Waters Threaten Penn A and Ohio Cities in 49th Senate Race
Rossiter withdraws as Republican and Democratic slate falters with weak signatures. Miles B. Kitts and Raymond file as candidates for the 49th senatorial district amid petitions contest and party party splits. Independent candidate Laverne Raymond emerges as a rival.
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Penn’a
Ohio Cities
Rossiter
Miles B. Kitts
Laverne H. Raymond
Shmuel VW. Rossiter
Brie
Durran Ap
Morrisburg
Miles B. Ritts
Misor
A Raymond
Hia
Romitar
Ttwan
Republican County Committees
People's Party
Wile Laverne Raymond
Sayl
Kites and
Raymund
House
Dollar Day Stimulates City Merchants Amid Clouds
A foggy morning did not dampen the first Dollar Day sales in Corry as 30 merchants participate. Despite poor rural transport and cloudy weather, shoppers thronged Main Street with bargains across a two page spread and a second section in the Journal. City merchants expect continued trade relief as the event gains momentum.
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Corry
Bonners
Bad wreck averted by vigilant worker near Wrightsville
Joseph Meiland stood guard with a lantern after discovering a broken rail near Pedimwinia site. He halted an approaching train and kept workers away until repairs by RumiGnetto were completed.
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United Prom York
Joseph Meiland
Wrightsville
Pure
Meiland
Meifand
Gird
Remainert
27 Feared Lost In Atlantic Disaster
United States coast guard headquarters reported wreckage from the steamer Tracy found at sea near Cape Cod. The vessel reportedly left Norfolk ten days earlier with 27 crew aboard and was struck by a violent gale. An empty ice boat was also recovered, but the fate of the crew remains unknown.
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United Pros
Boston
John ‘Tracy
Norfolk Va
Iven
Cape Cod
Coast Guard
Tracy Muust
Cape
Cold Wave Grips City Ahead of Weekend
A midwest cold wave is forecast to reach Cony tonight bringing much lower temperatures for the weekend. Near zero temperatures are expected by Sunday as the western end of the state experiences record cold. The Midwest reports the coldest conditions in two years with subzero readings in Kansas and Montana and a forecast of further mail service curtailments and early next week disruptions.
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Middlewest
Cony
Mnan
Sinuinie Tontighe
Llewest
Sharon Company Changes Hands
United Press reports the Standard Tanker Car Company in Sharon transfers control from Ike Car and Manufacturing of Sagamore Mass to General American Tank Car Corporation of Chicago with no major policy changes. The firm’s finances are weak but several new orders recently placed may sustain work for months.
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United Press
Sharon
Standard Tanker Car Company
Ike Car and Manufacturing Company
Sagamore
Mass
General American Tank Car Corporation of
Chicago
Two Fatalities From Heavy Fog Reported Near Glenside and Duquesne
In Pret, Patiladelphia suburb Glenside a 41 year old driver, Wadsworth Higue, veered off in dense fog and plunged about 100 feet onto railroad tracks, his body recovered as a train passed. In Pittsburgh near Duquesne, 20 year old George Lion died when his car left the road in fog and fell down a steep embankment. A Mrs G. Wyman left Erie for a weekend visit.
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United
Pret Pitiladelpala
Wadsworth Higue
Glenside
Tigue
Pittsburgh
DuQuesne
George Lion
Main Street to gain ornamental street lights
City officials and Venango Public Service Corporation heads meet Monday to decide the number and location of new ornamental lights on West Main Street from Center Street to First Avenue. The white way system will be installed on the south side, with five additional lights planned. Funds were raised by merchants. council has approved the project.
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Venango Public Service Corporation
West Main Street
Frank O. Howard
We Bracken
Vensugo Public Service Corporation
Center Street
Dirst Avenue
Chaplin Funds Tied Up In Back Tax Claim
New York cabler reports Charlie Chaplin is temporarily penniless as back taxes of more than 800 dollars are claimed. Attorney Nathan Burkan says Chaplin will contest the government demand and seek a loan to cover the liability before resuming U S duties. Burkan denies reports of plans to resume film work or move abroad.
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New York
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Nathan Burkan
Burkan
California
England
Five Best Radio Features List From Historic Broadcasts
A fragment lists radio features and stations with times and call letters, including Eastern-Walter Darvowch, New York Simphon, WHZ Springfield, WPG Atlantic City, Eastern University Glee Club, KDKA Pittsburgh, WES Chicago, and Central-National Dance Orchestra. The note resembles a serialized schedule snippet from a 20th century era.
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Eaxtern
Walter Darvowch
New York
Simphon
Springfield
W. York
Symphony Hall
Boston
WPG
Atlantic City
Eastern University
Penner
Nng
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Eastern Westinghouse
WES Chicago
Central—National Bas
Datice
U S Warships Keeping Close Watch on China
United Press reports Americans flee to pockets of safety as battleships and marines prepare to evacuate 12000 in China. MacMurray rushes to Peking with orders, Marines to Philippines, ships moving from Guam. In Shanghai riot spikes as volunteers stand by and police mobilize after tram strike clash injures Chinese and guards.
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Ludwell
Denny
United Press
Washington
U. S
China
van A. MacMurray
America
Peking
Guam
Philippines
Ams
Amerigir
Manila
Miles W
Vaughn
Shanghal
Nanking Road
Arbitration proposal to Senate on oil dispute with Mexico
The amended Robinson resolution urging arbitration of the oil and plant controversy with Mexico was reported in the Senate today by Chairman Borah of the foreign relations committee, which approved it. The restitution will be taken up next by the Senate.
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Hy United Bros
Waslington
Flan
Ormally
Senate
Borah
Foreign Relations
Mors
Two Youths Held on Worthless Check Charges
Keyneth Beardslee and Donal Geerteau, youths once in trouble at the Inn, were brought back to town today on four counts of passing worthless checks. Beardslee sought a settlement this afternoon but Geertson showed no sign of leniency as a jail sentence looms for both.
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Keyneth
Beardslee
Donal Geerteau
Geertson
Baylor Basketball Team Bus Tragedy Kills Eleven
Eleven Baylor University basketball players were killed when their bus was struck by a northbound Sunshine Special near Round Rock. Doctors and ambulances rushed to the scene. seven additional players and others are said to be fatally or seriously injured.
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United Pres
Austin
Tex
Baylor University of Waco
Round Reef
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Round Rock
Baylor University
Waco
Open Campaign to Save Smiths Seat in Senate
Washington Jan. Fite and Reed aide arguments before Senate privileges committee to prevent ouster of Frank L. Smith. Evidence of a $28,000 campaign expenditure disclosed in Chicago last summer is admitted as the defense protests. The Reed record is sought as part of the probe, while Smith’s lawyers challenge the charges. The committee adjourns to 10 am next Saturday for further defense arguments.
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United Press
Washington
Jan. Fite
State of Hi Story
Frank L. Smith
Senate Privileges and Elsen Committee
Senate
Smith
Chicago
Reed Section
Wingis
James A. Reed
Reed
Hird
George
Dem
Gay
James M. Beck
Beck
James
G. Condon
J. Doyle
Real Caristram
Cyrus J. Dietz
Illnois
Stolen Buick Recovered. Owner To Claim Vehicle
A Buick was abandoned on Marion Street and recovered by police. It was stolen Thursday at Meadville and is the property of Jesse My Gage of Meadville. Gage is expected to claim the automobile here today. police have no clue who stole it.
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Marion Street
Thkursday
Meadville
Jesse My Gage
Gage
Toro Son
Warrants Issued for Assault Against Foster in Erie County
Al derman G J Gordon issued warrants for the arrest of Euclid’s trest roster, charged with assault and battery and disorderly conduct following an alleged attack on Carl Peterson’s nephew Peter son. Foster, tied to a $300 Erie county verdict against him, allegedly struck Peter on Second Avenue with four witnesses. Constable Wheelock pursued Foster to serve the warrants.
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G. J. Gordon
Euclid
Trest
Carl Peterson
Foster
Peterson
Carl Artyr
Erie County
Erie
Second Avenue
Wheelock
Operators and Miners Line Up for Wage Fight
Indianapolis dispatch reports a looming wage battle between United Mine Workers of America and Bituminous Operators. Negotiations begin February 14 in Miami with a Jacksonville contract set to expire March. Miners seek higher pay, while operators push a scale aligned with nonmain fields in West Virginia and Kentucky.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Post Industey
Delwern
Feld
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Toledo
Jacksonville
Sman Witurinous
United Mine Workers
Miachi
Fla
United Mine Workers Rnise
Miami
West Virginia
Kentucky
Teach ers Institute at Junior High Ends Session with Dr Brown
Dr F J Brown of the University of Rochester addressed this morning's Teachers Institute session at the Junior High building on Classroom Procedure in Junior High Schools. He outlined work and scope for Junior High, urging continued study next week with Miss A Laura McGregor, vice principal of Washington Junior High, Rochester, slated to speak.
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F. J. Brown
University of Rochester At
Rochester
N. Y
Teachers Institute
A. Laura McGregor
Washington
New Directors to Be Elected at Annual Meeting
Stockholders of the Cor ry Building and Lawn Association are urged to attend the annual meeting on Monday evening January 24. Three directors will be elected for a three year term. Meeting will be held in the Ajax building offices.
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Corry Building and Lawn Association
Ajax
P R R Tracks At Pittsburgh Under Water
Lowlands inundated as the Susquehanna overflows, flooding several Ohio sections and threatening heavy property damage. Officials warn of rising waters menacing communities and infrastructure along the river.
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P.R. R
Pittsburgh Under Water
Ohio
Rising flood waters threaten Pittsburgh and Ohio towns
Flood warnings spread from Pittsburgh to Ohio as the Allegheny Monongahela and Ohio rivers rose with warm rains. Residents fled with valuables while houseboats and rail lines faced inundation. Officials forecast a temperature drop later, with continued high water and mobility challenges across cities like Marietta and Bellaire.
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Pittsburgh
Point Bridge
Allegheny
Monongahela
Ono River
S Brotzmat
Pen Avene
Hotel Roosevelt
Loew's
Penn Theatre
Stanley Theatre
Ofice
Pittaburgh & Lake Brit
Howton
Broteman
Ringfall
Fowlande
Marietta
Obi
Pittsbursh
Ghio
Alebe
East Liverpool
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bellaire
Harrisburg
Susquehanna
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Atlantic
Sharon Company
Standard Tank Car Company
Mise G. Wyman
U.S
Sion
U.S. Senate
Smiths
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