Roosevelt and Progressives in Conference at Warm Springs
President Roosevelt held a conference with Senators LaFollette and Laronette amid efforts to merge Democratic aims with Progressive Republican ideas. A $50 million relief appropriation on a population basis was discussed, along with unemployment relief. Observers noted cabinet prospects and the possible influence of Norris and other liberals on the economic program.
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Frederick & Storm
United Press
Warm Springs
Elmer Roosevelt
Erossin Cutting
New Mexico
Robert M. Laronette
Wisconsin
MY. Roosevelt
George Norris
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Senate
Lavolette
LaFollette
White House
Owen D. Young
Norman J. Davis
Corry Grange Holds Meeting With West Greene Visitors
Corry Grange held a Saturday evening meeting in their hall with good attendance. Miss Rose of West Greene Grange and Mr and Mrs Frank Stranigan of Columbus were visiting. An invitation was read from Spring Creek Grange to install officers January 28. A quartet organized by HE Ieaturer performed, with piano solo by Katherine VanT séll. A class of candidates will be given the first and second degrees before February 4. All members are urged to attend. Ford Will Testify says a motion to quash service of a subpoena for a manufacturer to testify in a case involving Ford Motor Co. and the Sweeten Automobile Co. in Philadelphia was filed in Circe court.
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Mg Eazing
Rose
West Greene Grange
Frank Stranigan
GE Columbus
Spring Creek Grange
Corry Grange
Pbair
Manic Harvey
Cobbett
Ninw Jewell
Grave Walte
Wiltz
Tusie
Migs Ryse
Katherine VanTséll
Istuissio
Interest centers in contest for sheriff
Erie county politics heat up as candidates for city township and county offices begin to form. At stake are a new sheriff to succeed Milliard L. Davis and the office of controller, with additional posts for a poor director and two jury commissioners amid statewide constitutional amendments debated by the legislature.
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General Assembly
Milliard L. Davis
Harvey Willis
Metzger-Wright to Not Rebuild in Sheffield
Jan 27 Sheffield reports Metzger-Wright will not rebuild in town. New York headquarters message relayed by local manager R. Cartwright cites national conditions and migratory buying patterns as reasons. He notes residents favor out-of-town purchases and that operations will not resume in Sheffield.
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Sheffield
Metzger- Wright Company
Shefield
New York
R. Cartwright
Metzger-Wright Company
Cartwright
Earless Cal-A rabbit sent for university study
A rabbit from Holister California born earless but otherwise normal in health is being sent by We W. Whaley Jamet to the University of California at Berkeley for study. Other rabbits from the same litter were normal.
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We W. Whaley
Jamet
Nervous and Dizzy in Edaville Prompts Health Recall
Fragmented OCR in Edaville recalls health complaints and remedies. The text mentions nervousness dizziness stomach issues and possible indigestion followed by a reference to a medicinal product. Names and exact details are obscured by garbled OCR.
Widow of Jamestown Aviator Killed in Aircraft Explosion
The widow of James town aviator A Woodring was instantly killed when his United States Army plane exploded in midair Friday near Dayton Ohio. Woodring, husband of Louise Henson Woodring of Jamestown, was previously stationed in San Diego. Funeral services were held in Dayton with remains sent to Arlington National Cemetery in Washington DC for interment.
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Dan
Trying A. Woodring
United States Army
Louise Henson
Dayton
Woodring
Yale Myers Henson
Jamestown
Nell( J) Romans
Fulton Street
Ieutenant Woodring
San Diego
Cal
Frank Henson
Purt Huron
Mich
Washington, D. C
Arlington National Cemetery
Burglary charges filed against D R Edmonds alias Ray Wilner
Franklin police hold D R Edmonds alias Ray Wilner after arrest in Judy Bray basement. Investigators linked him to at least 11 break ins across Butler and surrounding areas, recovering clothing, books, and bags from multiple libraries including Oil City, Tyibors, and the Butler Free Library. Evidence included suits, sweaters, shirts, and money bags from the Webber store theft in October.
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Franklin
D. F. Edmonds
Ray Wilner
Judy Bray
Butler
Webber
TyiBors
Exmunds
M Literature
Boose
Butler Free Library
Oil City Brary
Prantlia Library
Webber Store
Gladstone Fags
Three Die in Cologne Labor Demonstration
In Cologne three workers died from bullet wounds suffered in yesterday's clash between police and about 300 labor demonstrators. Five others are in critical condition as police faced heavy stonings. many officers and workers were injured in the unrest.
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Cologne
Tabor
Viscountess Wins Divorce Decree in London Saga
In London a divorce decree granted to Viscount Murness from Mr. Reginall Vanderbilt of New York cites misconduct and adultery with a woman at the Hotel Westminster. The decree awards custody of a child born 1529 and costs to the viscountess, Thelma Morgan Converse, Lady Surness. The case names Mrs. Benjamin Thaw Jr. of Pittsburgh as a former participant and notes the involvement of the Morgan twins, daughters of Husky Mays Mingan of New Orleans and New York.
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London
Tae Viauouinty
Puravas
Reginall
Vanderbilt
New York
Murnuss
Wises Dumers
Helene Guiselalg
Hute Westmninstirs
Benjimin Thaw, Jr
Pitburgh
Morgan Converse
Surness
Murness
Lily Evil
Trev Dawyers
Tauly Wuiness
Luer
Glorig Murgin Vannterbill
Hewtitit Morgan Twins
Husky Mays Mingan
New Oxterns
York
Protection Sought for Japanese Consulate Demonstration
Japanese consul general Keaname Wakasugi asked authorities for protection for the Japanese consulate during a planned Communist demonstration in San Francisco. He said information indicated Communists including Japanese and Chinese delegates planned to march toward the consulate. police were deployed to guard the area.
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United Press
San Francisco
Potios
Keaname Wakasugi
Dam Area Cleared as Rapid Work Advances at Jamestown
Work at the dam site near Jamestown Pennsylvania progresses with shrubbery and growth removed. State engineers report completion of an aerial survey and anticipate job rotation layoffs for the period. highway work along Route 122 will begin once clearance is finished.
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Brin
Pumubanng Dan
Jamestown
Naginnees
Highwiy
Ara
State Highway Department
Werrisburg
V F W Post Plans Party Wednesday
The Archie W Thompson Fest No 264 Wetztang of Orsign Wars will hold an eight card party at the post rooms Wednesday evening January 26th. Bridge and five hundred will be the features with prizes and light refreshments. Veterans invite friends and members to attend.
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Archie W. Thompson
Wetztang
Two More Arrests in Dry Cleanup at Jamestown
Deputies George Fox and Jacob P. Chwaquer of Buffalo led arrests in a federal probe into an alleged alcohol ring centered on Jamestown. Carl Messina and Joseph Commoratta were detained, bail posted, as part of a wider sweep that has now involved fourteen people. The investigation targets a network linked to Jamestown leaders in the alleged alcohol distribution scheme.
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Armiestown
Tun
United States
George
Jacob P. Chwaquer
Buffalo
Jatmestown
Carl Messina
Plage Avenue
Edward R. Bootey
Joseph Commoratta
Water Street
Wim United States District Court
Wim
Jamestown
City declines offer of loan to cover payroll
Dunetre Jan 28 David B Wright, a local businessman who has twice sent money to meet payrolls, was rejected when he again offered funds. The treasury remains empty as the city awaits about three weeks for proceeds from a $152,000 deficiency bond sale of which Wright is owed $17,000. No city payday until the money arrives.
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Dunetre
David
Wright
Dimbirie
Tofay Te
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