Senator Borah Accuses Prohibition Enforcers of Laxity
Ex senator Borah claims a vast cache of material on Prohibition enforcement frauds is hidden in his private files. He has gathered affidavits and sensational tales from informants, includes 17 district attorneys, and may use the material on the Senate floor to push for removals. He plans to act after the tariff bill passes, likely within two weeks, with Buffalo and New York City cases among the targets.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Win
Borah
Tolichd
Bora
Borh
Senate
Buffalo
WW. Y
Thas
New
Italian Tenor Captivates Second Large Audience at Church
Signor Mario Cappelli, the Italian American tenor, drew a near full First Methodist Episcopal Church audience with soulful singing and a charming demeanor. Accompanist Allan Coe backed two groups of instrumental numbers, Cappelli offered a generous program including arias and spirituals, ending with The Old Rugged Cross and applause for a hoped return to the city.
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Signor
Mario Cappelli
M. E. Church
Auditoriuum
Cappelli
Allan Coe
Gudnellin
Largo A
Handel Total
Handel Total Felipse
Signor Cappelli
Burleigh
Peter
Ieeeee
Schuibert-Litz
Shubert
Coe
Dairymen's League to Name Officers in Covey Local
The Covey Local of the Dairymen's League will meet Tuesday January 28 at the V F W Home on West Washington street. It will be an all day session with election of officers and other important business. Dinner at noon, tureen and pie, coffee provided. members urged to attend and bring sandwiches for their own family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen’s League
West Washington Street
Children Die In Farmhouse Fire Near Laurence Perry Farm
A fire at a Laurence Perry farm home killed four children aged 16 to 6 and injured others after an overheated stove in the frame house sparked the blaze. The parents were asleep as the fire spread with flames racing through a second story window. Ten others escaped unharmed. The victims named Ray smond 16 Hlste 10 Elmer 8 and Bessie 6.
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United Press
OPWAY
Ld Uealk
Laurence Perry
Lere
Sileepine
Raysmond
Hlste
Elmer
Bessie
Annual Meeting of Corry Loan and Savings Company
Notices have been received for the stockholders annual meeting to be held at the Hulel Corry at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening January 28. The agenda includes election of fifteen directors for the coming year and a proposed amend ment to reduce the directors required for a quorum from nine to five. The company has seen strong growth and will present officers' annual reports detailing last year’s results.
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Corry Loan and Savings Company
Hulel Corry
Ffeen
Chnsti
Corry
Gun woman brought east in case tied to New Castle murder
Irene and Glenn Dague or Sweetheart, held for murder charges in New Castle Pa, were transported from Phoenix to Chicago then eastward. They claimed they will plead not guilty and require a lawyer. Joe Wells, captured with them, was not brought east and sent to Arizona authorities. Trené fainted briefly but recovered.
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Chicago
Tom Fenton
Pennsylvania
Tene Schroeder
Glenn Dague
New Castle
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Trené
Fenton
Dague
Gaille
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed By Networks
A listing of radio programs and networks includes WIZ NBC Dixie Circus at 7:30 BST and 8:01 BST Cltes Service Hour NBC CBS True Story Hour WIZ NBC Armstrong Quakers WEAR and NBC Network 10 30 BST Mystery Hour with stations WABC and CBS Network over the broadcast day.
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WIZ
NBC
Dixie Circus
WABC
CBS
Armstrong Quakers’ Wear
Mexico Breaks Off Relations With Moscow
United Press report from Mexico City says Mexico severed diplomatic ties with the Soviet Union after attacks on its embassies in Washington Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro. Foreign Minister said tolerance was exhausted and propaganda from Russia was behind Communist agitation.
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John Is
Thomas
United Press
Mexico
Choy
Moscow
Russia
Washington
Buenos Aires
Rio de Janeiro
Hiohig
Impossibe B
Genajo Wstrads
School Music Groups To Give Concert At Senior High
Plans were drawn for a concert by junior and senior high glee clubs the high school orchestra and the elementary chorus at the Senior High auditorium on Wednesday January 29 Miss Lucile Murray supervises music in the public schools and is in charge. Several dance numbers will be introduced and admission is 2 cents with no advance ticket sale. The public is invited and urged to attend, expected to be one of the finest from the local schools music department.
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Lucile Murray
Hig
Ice
Whic
Ohio bank robbed of $16 000 at South Park Savings Bank
Two bandits, one armed with a shotgun, held up the South Park Savings Bank near its opening. The other robber together with a lookout covered tellers and customers as $16 000 to $2 000 reportedly escaped in a waiting automobile. Police seek suspects.
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Ohio Bank
United Press
Payton
South Park
Sherman Youth Recovers From Severe Head Gash
Howard Harvey a Sherman 15 year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Harvey suffered a severe head gash when the horse he was driving ran away and threw him from the bobsleds. He remained dazed and bloodied but rallied by yesterday and is on the road to recovery with eyesight restored.
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Howard Harvey
Charles Harvey
Sherman
Harvey
Dirigible Los Angeles flies over Savannah to Parris Island base
Bulletin reports the Los Angeles airship, en route from Lakehurst New Jersey to Parris Island marine base Washington, crosses Savannah at 1045. In Washington, a bill to force newspapers to reveal real ownership in their statements is favorably reported by the Senate Post Office and Post Roads Committee. In Philadelphia, the Gaston Presbyterian church is destroyed by fire with a loss of 290000, injuring two firemen.
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United Press
Savannah
Los Angeles
Corduis
Lakehurst
Parris Island
D,.c
Washington
Postoffice Department
Theenate Post Office
Post Roads
Philadelphia
Gaston Presbyterisn
Second Case Of Diphtheria In City
The second diphtheria case in the city, Miss Elizabeth Dempsey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Dempsey of West Wayne Street, was diagnosed last night. Quarantine was instituted. In Harrisburg the 14th annual state farm show opened with nearly 200 visitors. Mrs. Ray Green is also ill with diphtheria at Corry hospital, improved. Health authorities report only one other contagious case, pneumonia.
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Tus City
Elizabeth Dempsey
Laf
D. Dempsey
West Wayne Street
Harrisburg
State Farm
Ray Green
Corry Hospital
Youth Fatally Hurt In Crash Near Erie
A vehicle carrying Charles Mining 18 of Bartlesville Oklahoma crashed into two telegraph poles near Erie, catching fire. Mining died at Hamot Hospital while two other youths and two girls were injured, three seriously. A separate crash in Homestead injured John Bodnar 20 of Clairton Pennsylvania when a car struck a pole on Duquesne Road near Hays.
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Charles Mining
Bartlesville
Okla
Hamot Hospital
Weal Take Road
Erie
Homestead
John Bodnar
Clairton
Homestead Hospital
Duquesne Road
Hays
Two men injured in refinery explosion at Tri-State Refinery
In Krenova West Virginia Buddy Robinson aged 23 and Floyd McCracken aged 28 were seriously injured while five others were burned when a blast ripped through the Tri-State Refinery. In New York trading on the stock exchange moved faster as prices continued to rise under United States Steel influence.
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Krenova
W. Va
Buddy Robinson
Floyd McCracken
G Lils
Tri-State
New York
Stork Exchange
United ‘States’ Steel
Willebrandt Asked to Testify on Prohibition Shift
Washington January 24 Former assistant attorney general Mabel Walker Willebrandt is invited to testify on proposed transfer of prohibition enforcement from the treasury to the justice department. The House expenditures committee announced this after a stormy hearing.
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Unites Ress
Washington
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Treasury
Justice Department
House Expenditures Committee
Flood menace grows in wake of cold spell
Vincentes Indiana January 24 newsreel reports rising flood danger as warmer weather threatens to break ice jams on the Wabash and White rivers. A US Army engineers panel was named to study relief options after Hoover approved expert dispatches to Governor Emmerson and Senator Glenn.
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Indiana
Illinois
United Press
Vincennes
Ind
Palestine
Walbash
White
Riverton
United States Army Engineers
Hoover
Emmerson
Glenn Ofllinois
Paul Zartman
National Guard
Indianapolis
Griffin
Nurses School Conference In Harrisburg Hopes to Ease Costs
Corry Hospital Board members Jewell Mount and G A Shea traveled to Harrisburg for talks with state authorities over recent directives affecting the Training School for Nurses. The hospital association faces heavy expenditures due to the state orders, mandating major changes including a dormitory. Conference aims to seek adjustments and possible relief.
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G. A. Shea
J. A. Mount
Hospital Association
Jewell I. Mount
Corry
Harrisburg
Baking school draws interest at Woman's Club session
Miss Blanche Tompkins of Russell Milling Company leads a club baking school at the Woman's Club home on Molt Street. The two day program runs through tomorrow afternoon beginning at 2 o clock. Mrs. John Mooney and Mrs. Wm. Houghton received awards for demonstrations. Tompkins will prepare quick breads and desserts for the audience. Public invitation extended.
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Woman's Club
Molt Street
Blanche Tompkins
Russell Milling Company
Minneapolis
Minn
John Mooney
Wm. Houghton
Tompking
School of Baling Instructions
Mies Tomykins
Rebekah Helping Hand Club Elects Officers
The Rebekah Helping Hand Club met Thursday in the TEC to elect officers for the camping year. Elected were Mrs. Helen Miller president, Mrs. Florence Colburn vice president, Mrs. Doria Loveland secretary, Mrs. Bertha Smith treasurer. Mrs. Cora Raymond appointed chairman of the work committee. A social time followed with a fifteen supper served by outgoing officers. next meeting set for February 13.
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Rebekah Helping Hand Club
F. Hell
Helen Miller
Florence Colburn
Doria Loveland
Bertha Smith
Cora Raymond
Stock Swindler Given 14 Years in London Trial
Clarence Hatty charged with fraud in a sensational stock market scam. Collapse of Hasty companies on Liv stock exchange sent shockwaves through Europe. About 1,866,000 pounds involved with fraud, forgery and conspiracy. Sentences ranged from five to three years with penal servitude and imprisonment. Associate Albert H. Taler, 33, and John Graham Dixon, 37, also jailed.
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United Press
London
Clarence
Hatty
Avith
Liv
Anghintt
Euurope
Harry
Albert H. Taler
Wis
John Grahayy G Dixon
Control of Parrot Fever in Germ Isolation
Cinser youlyo over psittacosis believed to have claimed no residents. Dr. Ambla notes isolation of the germ by Br. Llnyd Atmold. Mrs. Veale Whitson of Westmont Illinois contracted the disease, with Dr. Arnold calling the bacterium virulent. Mrs. Fred May and her mother Martha Alien died with symptoms. tropical birds allegedly introduced the illness.
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Bf Br. Llnyd Atmold
Arnold
Fred May
West Columbus Avenue
Martha J. Alien
United States
Bandit Revealed as Dead Soldier Identity Exposed
United Press reports in Phoenixia that Joe Huston alias Joy Wells, Irene Schroeder, and Glenn Dague were captured. The man turned out to be Vero Ackerman, 88, of Pittsburgh, presumed killed in France in World War I. His parents' death certificate误named him.
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United Press
Phoeniaria
Joe Huston
Joy Wells
Irene Schroeder
Glenn Dague
Veronon Ackerman
Pittsburgh
Pas
France
Tetley
T. F. Ackerman
Gid
Hospital offers 250000 for Hamot maternity hospital
Charles H. Strong, living Hamot Hospital incorporator, proposes 250000 to build a modern maternity hospital at the West Lake Road site for Hamot. The project aims to enhance the institution with a new, complete facility within a few years.
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Fplay
Charles H. Strong
Hamot Hospital
Hamot
West Lake Road
Married at Emmanuel Church Parsonage
Orrin Long and Miss Jane Mutr, both of this city, were married last evening at 6 oclock by Rev. L. D. Utts at the Emmanuel Episcopal Church parsonage. They reside on Gould Street. Congratulations extend to the couple. Mr Long is associated with W. H. Ellis in the Faulin business.
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Orrin Long
Jane Mutr
L. D. Utts
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Yarsonage
Salvation Army Advisory Board Reorganized in City
Clyde Brown elected per donor at annual reorganization meeting held at Bluebird restaurant. New advisory board members named for coming year include D A Hillstrom Fy My Beale C F Brown 8 Benwley Lyle Thomas James H Wright Lombard W A Johns R W Brown O W Doane DL J Kelly and WH Jeppel. Bentley named secretary and treasurer for long term. Fredery H Beale to serve as secretary treasurer. Committee heard report on 1929 local Army activities. Community Chest ties discussed. next board meeting with Chest committee pending. New local officers expected soon to succeed Captain Martha Koehler and Lieut Florence Burns. Lieut Vaughn to supervise in interim.
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Clyde Brown
Salvation Army
Bluebird
Mic
D. A. Hillstrom
Fy My Beale
C.F. Brown
Benwley
Lyle Thomas
James H Wright
Lombard
W. A. Johns
R. W. Brown
Pittsburgh
Tbcal
Ulu
Bentley
Joun
Ay Mijlstrom
Community Chest
Wos
Andrew Paulson
Community Chest Committee
Tougheron
Army
Paulson
Martha Koehler
Florence Burns
Sharon Man Receives Honor For 50 Years In Mining
Sharon Pa June 24 John Stravenand Jr earns Legion of Honor and American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineering recognition for fifty years of service. The 83 year old has long been a member of the institute and is tied to South Sharon Steel Works now Farrell plant Carnegie Steel and Driggs Seabury Ordinance Corp.
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United Prss
Sharon
John Stravenand, Jr
Legion of Honor
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineering
Stevenson
Institute
Carmegie Steel Co
Driggs-Seabury Ordinance Corporation of
Chicago Woman Cleared of Murder in Fast Trial
Blonde Genevieve O'Brien, cleared of charges she helped murder her secret lover to end a clandestine romance, returned home to her father after a jury acquitted her in three hours. She had faced life in prison and left her cell four days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Genegieve O'Brien
Samabel Howard Dorr
Plant Worker Burned in Electric Cable Accident
Merla Cooper of Roger Structural Steel Company suffered extensive burns to both hands after contact with charged cables at Wiel plant. He received initial treatment from Dr. John C. Kibler and remains under care.
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Merla Cooper
Roger Structural Steel Company
Wiel
Cooper
Wes Frisen
John C. Kibler
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Dairymen's League
Senior High
Bulletins
ON Nurses
New Erie
Emmanuel
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Clyde F. Brown
F. H. Beafe
Engineering Society
Sharon Man
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