Interurban Bus Crash in Bellevue Leaves Many Dead
Fourteen killed and sixteen injured when an interurban car collided with a bus at a grade crossing near Bellevue Ohio on January 22. Motorman Thomas Schuyler and conductor Fred Crucman led the car from Philadelphia to Chicago as rescue crews joined the scene.
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Administra
Bellevue
Ohio
Nen
Greyhound
Mherton
W. R. Harris Undertaking Establishment
Ade Young Undertaking Company
Thomas Schuyler
Fred Crucman
Philadelphia
Chicago
Fremont
Senate pushes naval bill amid fears of filibuster
Washington January 22 The administration moves to force a Senate vote on the Navy cruiser billing bill amid signs of a possible filibuster. Leaders plan long hours and night sessions to keep the measure from last minute adjournment.उन्होंने def. deficiency appropriation bill and West confirmation delayed the naval bill.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senate
Roy O. West
Emma Weatherbee Dies After Two Weeks Illness
Mrs. Emma Weatherbee of 418 South Second Avenue died at Corry hospital after a two week pneumonia illness. She was fifty one, recently from Virginia, survived by four sisters and four brothers. Funeral at her late residence Wednesday at one with Rev. Frank A. Wimsr officiating. Interment at Britton Run Cemetery Crayford County.
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Emma Weatherbee
South Second Avenue
Corry Hospital
Weatherbee
Corry
Virginia
Anna Bruce
TE Smith
St. Mary's
Clovis
Wheeling
W. Va
Breémont Metenight
Aion
W. McKnight
Charlestown
W. V
Tus
McKnight
Chiles McKnight
Canton
Ohio
Frank A. Wimsr
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wia
Britton Run
Crayford County
Today’s Five Best Radio Features
Radio listings announce WLW Cincinnati at 8, Perfect Circle Symphony. WHAF Network-1 hour Hyeready Hour. WABC Network- Hank Simmons Show Boat at 1. WOR Newark 9 with Barbison Freestar and Rosamond Johnson. WABE Network-11 with Wrigley Canadians.
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WLW
Cincinnati
Perfect Circle Symphony
WHAF
Man Vanishes From Train En Route to Deportation
Paul Olae Narséijeuljco a deportee from Halland on a Pittsburgh to Montreal bound train disappeared between Sykesville and DuBois after entering a retiring room. United States Immigration Officer W H Marshall searched the car but could not locate him.
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United Press
Dubois
Paul Olae Narséijeuljco
Halland
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Canad
United States
W. H. Marishall
Buffalo
Rochester
Sykesville
Marshall
Narseljentjee
Narseljeuljee
Clymer and Erie Men Victims of Accidents
Two local men suffered injuries in separate incidents. Fred King of Clymer, 40, was treated after falling from a lumber pile and later moved to Corry hospital with multiple broken ribs and bruises. B W Hamilton of Erie, a sales representative, fractured his right arm by tripping over a wire at Mead and Brown Filling Station and received medical care.
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Corry Hospital
Fred King
Clymer
EB. L. Caniisch
John @. Kibler
Long Hospital
B. W. Hamilton
West Slat Street
Erle
Erle Concrete & Steel Supply Company
Mead and Brown
West Smith Street
John ©. Kibfet
Superintendent Dewey Speaks to Rotary Club in Corry
Supt Dewey of Corry public schools spoke before the Rotary Club at the Motel Corry. He discussed the duties of a superintendent and the open schools work while noting scheduling issues with Chester A Lillis who was unable to attend. Lillis plans to address the club later about mergers and a county wide motor club organization.
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Erie Motor Club
Chester A. Lillis
the Motor Hit
Ralph 5. Dewey
Corry
Lillis
Rotarians
Erie and
Corry Motor Clubs
Foreign voters back salary plan for local justice posts
In Pittsburgh on January 2, spokesmen for foreign voters in Allegheny County advocated abolishing the fee system for justices of the peace and constables. They urged placing these positions in a salary class within the metropolitan charter, a proposal raised during a meeting with commissioners drafting the new Pittsburgh charter for the metropolitan district.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Roosevelt Highway part of new route moves forward
A Bryan business group informs Mayor Bracken that Roosevelt Highway could become part of a larger through route with a Chicago western terminus. The plan involves designation as a United States highway number and notes traffic across northern Ohio to Lake Michigan shorelines.
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Chicago
Bracken
Bryan Business Men's Association of
Bryan
United States
Ohio
Enke
Hide
Lake Michigan
Chicura
Paltthermas
Indiana
Free Elections Reform Bills Move Through Pennsylvania Legislature
United Press reports in Harrisburg that five reform bills, led by Rep Glenn Moore and Sen Harris Allegheny, aim to curb fraud and corrupt practices in Pennsylvania elections. Measures seek penalties for tampering with campaign expense records and strengthen public disclosure requirements in response to abuse and removal of files.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Glenn Moore
Washington
Pennsylvania Elections Association
P R R Peanning Expansion of Bus Service
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans to co-ordinate rail and bus service from Philadelphia offices. When active passengers may travel partly by sail and partly by bus with sleeping cars at night. The plan includes through tickets, local bus service on select rail routes, and buses replacing passenger rail on branch lines where warranted.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Sail
Distress Call From Ratio Marine Vessel Off Florida
A distress call was picked up by Ratio Marine Corporation from a ship returning from Florida. The vessel reported a broken rudder and requested aid. Position logged near Hills 98:05 longitude 0.12, about 400 miles south of Hall fax, NT.
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New York
Ratio Marine Corporation of
Amstrian
Florida
Hallfax
Steamer Dannedaike Reported Sinking in Atlantic
The steamer Dannedaike reported sinking today at 37.56 N 59.37 W off St Johns Newfoundland. The President Harrison and other vessels went to aid but no further word by daybreak. Teesbridge sent a SOS yesterday and is unconfirmed. gale warnings and improving weather noted.
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Dannedaike
President Harrison
Noth
Teesbride
Sos
Health Board reorganizes for ensuing year
The City of Munici pal building hosts a regular meeting where Mayor Olin W. Bricken is named president of the Board of Health and M. R. Tipton confirmed as health officer. City Council also approves routine business and considers safety improvements including a fire alarm box near the Junior High and a light for the Spring street sewer intake.
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Board of Health
Olin W. Bricken
7. B. Porter
M. R. Tipton
Frank Enelsnd
Dxgisnd
Leach
SS Elizabeth's Church
West Pleasant Street
Blair
West Church Street
Superintendent of Public Safety
Spring Street
Two Men Bind Man and Set Bed Afire in Akron
Two unidentified men entered a rooming house in Akron at about 1 a m bound 24 year old MF Richards an International Harvester employee. Richards escaped after his bed caught fire and was severely burned. Edward Daggett heard the screams and helped. Daggett noted Richards recently thwarted a robbery at the IH plant and suspects the arsonists sought revenge using candles.
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United Press
Akron
Richardsj
Inter~ National Harvester Co
Richards
Edward Daggett
Daggett
International Harvester Company
Harris Amendment Modifies Funds for Prohibition Enforcement
The Harris amendment to the first deficiency appropriation, meant to add 240,000 for prohibition enforcement, was changed to grant the President partial control over the fund and authorization to allocate only part of it. Mellon opposed the large sum, arguing it would burden the prohibition commissioner. The fund remains available until June 30, 1930, as Senator George urged quick adoption of the amendment.
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Harris
Secu
Mellon
United Press
Washington
Senate
George
Dem. Ga
Holloway Acts as Governor of Oklahoma
William J. Holloway, acting governor, assumed office after Governor Johnston was suspended amid impeachment proceedings. Holloway, finishing two years as lieutenant governor, is stepping into a state shaken by corruption accusations and a pending trial set for January 28.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
William J. Holloway
Wlso
Oklahoma
J.C
Jack’ Walton
Holloway
Martin Trapp
Walton
Texas
Johnston
Executiv
Good skating reported on Whiteley’s pond and Findley Lake
Local skaters on Whiteley’s pond on West Columbus avenue reported the surface in fine condition last night. John Rogers, visiting from Findley Lake, confirmed skating at the lake was also good.
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Whiteley's Pond
West Columbus Avenue
Mally
John Rogers
Findley Lake
Legislators Scrutinize Governor Fisher Budget Proposals
Pennsylvania lawmakers dissect Governor Fisher’s 224-191 biennial budget with general fund appropriations totaling about 151,867,866.30. The plan projects $301,676,320 in receipts for the next biennium and outlines large welfare, education, and building allocations across state departments.
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United Press
State Highway Department
Commonwealth
Tulsa
Harrisburg
State Farm Show
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Bridge
State College
General Fund
Jasdines
Audi
Treasury
Public Service Commission
Department of State
State Police
Welfare
Legislature
Judiciary
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Clymer and
Erie
Dewey
Rotary Club
P.R.R. Peanning
ST. Johns
Foundland
Health Board
C. B. Porter
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