Meadville collision injures multiple. one dead
A head on crash at Baldwin Street and Park Avenue Meadville left Carl Stullgr fatally injured and several others with serious to minor wounds. Kenneth Bell and Garratt Myers among the injured. Ralph Malden and Carroll Blakeslee seized on related assault charges.
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Meadville
Carl Stullgr
Charlen Stadter
Tar
Baldwin Street
Park Avenue
Kenneth Bell
Burl Swarts
Robert Swarts
BSF
Darewin Street
Park
Baldwit Streat
Taliesl
Auto Damaged by Garage Fire Believed From Short Circuit
Fire destroyed a car at a garage this morning with estimated damage around 800 dollars. Fire Chief Patton said a cigarette lighter left in the vehicle might have sparked the blaze. The vehicle owned by R. W. Finite and Lincoln Hedin, stored at the Union garage, was the only car damaged.
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Oakes
R. W
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Union
Autottebion
Lincoln Hedin
Dp Gillette
Thy Heavy
Helier Wan Expressy
Patton
Kay Alebene
Lou
Proof of Doheny's five charges demanded
Washington January 26 United Press reports the Senate Public Lands committee plans to press Doheny and Pall for full testimony on the Teapot Dome oil scandal. Witnesses list Harry Sinclair aide Zevely and Pearl Harbor era officials, with questions about Sinclair stock and $25,000 Liberty Bond transfers.
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United Pres
Washington
Sen
Teapot Dome
Bf Doheny
Albert B. Pall Forsnee
Titprior
Fall
Doheny. Mutt Cobmit
Tha Committee
Eos
Foaneta
Ovclock
New Orleans
Wadorgn Wit Arden
Clgip-1
Belate
Ann Ammerican
Mumber
qMied Mondiy Yierding Tn Proedytors
Wi Zevely
Harry P Sinelair
Doheny
Seve
Tenoot Dome
Zevely
Sinclair
Iberty
Zayely Gority
Zevely Admits 25000 Loan to Secretary Fall in Teapot Dome Inquiry
James Zevely testified before the Senate committee that he lent 25000 to Secretary of the Interior Fall as part of his explanation for funds linked to Teapot Dome. He said the money was to cover purchases for a small rancher traveling to Russia with Sinclair's employment and to “clear up a few things.”
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Sinclair
Fall
Russia
Washington, Jar
James We Zavoly
Marty P. Sinclair
Junier
Senate
Zevely
P Zevely
Matt
Drie
Sinelair
Booker
Sinclairr
New York
Sinclair Zevely
Seven autos destroyed in Erie fire
A January 25 fire at the Pennaytyunis Gas Co. repair shop, 1003 French Street, Erie burned seven autos and caused $6,600 damage. Leaking gasoline from a pipe led to an explosion and rapid blaze, with the incident interrupting a club event below.
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Brim
Pennaytyunis Gas Company
French Street
Sheir-Club
Mesnagne
Oruljontrn
Piade
Dace Tts
Federated Clubs Meeting Tonight at Parigh Hall
The Janney Mwerinye of hw Paderar of vlube will be held this evening at 7280 o'clock in Parigh Hall. A pleasing program has been arranged by the Quuera Chib with a social hour and refreshments. The club hopes a large attendance of members will be present.
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Janney Mwerinye
Hw Paderar
Vlube
Quuera Chib
Membarp
Thirty More Philadelphia Police Are Suspended
Philadelphia January report shows Director Butler ordering suspensions for thirty officers and three sergeants for failures to cooperate with superiors in a crime cleanup drive. Citations reference patrol links from Lt Lombard and coverage of actions at St Vincent's hospital and Erie area events.
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Annieg Frese Piiladelphia
Public Safety
Caporte
Billbell
T. Vincent's
Erie
Mellon and Cousens Clash Over Tax Strategy in Sharp Letters
A heated exchange between Secretary of the Treasury Mellon and Senator Couzens unfolds in a series of letters about the Mellon tax plan. They argue over high income taxes, capital gains, and who bears the burden, with Mellon insisting the high rates are justified and Couzens pressing for relief for the very rich.
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Washington
Cangens, Igan
Traiausy Mellon
Cousens
Mellon
Couzens
Melton
Jestey Way
Coisieons
Couzen
Catholic Daughters Sponsor Girl Scout Troop
The Catholic Daughters of America will sponsor a Shamrock Girl Scout troop as discussed in a meeting. Mrs Wood and Mrs Heath outlined affiliation conditions while Scout Captain Macy Masterson explained potential benefits and links to the Catholic Daughters network. Members of the troop council include Rew McLaughlin and several named local Ladies.
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Gagholi¢ Daughtery
America
Mra Plg- Woda
Will Heath
Macy Masterson
Tewars
Catholic Daughters of America
Rew
McLaughlin
Mesdamon
E.G. Wood
James Gould
Jal Miller
Aligeee May Quadia
Halen Morte
Agnes Lynch
Automobile License Plate Extensions Cut Off After Midnight
The State Highway Department announced no further extensions for automobile license plates after midnight on January 5. Officials said title applications are being processed as they come in, noting a backlog and high demand as of the date in November.
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Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Men Plan a Fish Dinner
Presbyterian men announce a fish dinner to be served by the Pinghyterian church on Tuesday evening February 5 from 5:30 p.m. The menu lists fried fish, baked potatoes, creamed, dressing, chowder jelly, Parkerhitee rally ap pit pie pal cheese and alter: dlaear mint.
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Rabrumry
Road Project Moves Forward Through United Effort
The Corry Waterford road construction authorization is confirmed. Paul D. Weight, Secretary of Highways, commends the Erie County Chamber of Commerce for rallying support and notes formal notice to Secretary Crown that survey and construction authorization have been definitively approved.
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Chamber of Commerce
Italy
Corry Waterford
Paul D. Weight
Union City
Garry
Erie County
Mystery figure "Mr King" sought in New York court case
Testimony centers on a $25 000 payment to Willan H An deren allegedly to influence the New York anti saloon law enforcer and a later $2000 in a sealed envelope during lunch at the Waldorf Astoria in winter 1914. Prosecutors pressed Anderson for the identity of the benefactor while he recalled John T King’s generosity but could not identify him.
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Renin
King
Willan H. Anderen
Tom
New York
Attorn Povetle
Anderson
John T. King
Kiye Anderton
John
Pecora
Aniardon
Sage convicted in Pittsburgh murder case
In Pittsburgh Pa a jury found Proky UDNEC formerly of UDNEC guilty of murdering James A McNair at a Pennsylvania railroad station ten years ago. The verdict followed 28 hours of deliberation by the panel.
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Proky
Pitsburgh
E. Lone
James A. McNair
Pennsylvania, Railroast
Emmanuel Guild Entertained Thursday
Thirty members of Emmanuel Guild met with Mrs G Roberts Thursday afternoon for their regular monthly meeting. Plans were made for a food sale at the store of Wilens East Washington Street Saturday morning and for a tea party in February for St Barnabas fund. Arrangements were made to serve luncheon for Rimini Club at Parish Hall every Thursday. The next meeting will be held at Mrs Roberts home with a tale if sum supper to which the members are invited. Mrs Hella Damon of Spring Creek visited relatives this morning.
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Raph E. Mulaes
Dorey San
Jamextown
Ralph £. Malden
East Mainstreaty
Mun
Otaway
Blakve
Aunt Halden
Ottaway
al. Ottaway
A. Jajnson
Holden
Molden
Jamidryemans
Jalen
Blakesley
Joe Hall
Wakesley
G. WN
Rimini Club
Trnelliig
Mra Robertie
Oil Boosts Increase Industrial Activity in Northwestern PA
Oil operators in northwestern Pennsylvania report higher prices and rising crude output boosting local industry. An advance of 24 cents in Pennsylvania crude lifts the market, with related gains at New York Tran s action and Bradford lines.
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Pennsyivania
Pennavivania
Pennsylvania
Ajax Company
Browent
New York
Operatora
Present Day Evils To Young People Taken Up
The WC T U held a regular meeting at Mrs. Barton Smith's home with ten members and visitors. They discussed focal conditions and ways the union can help remove evils threatening youth. They gave thanks for support of a patriotic rally on Jan 16 and thanked pastors Dr. Campbell Rev. Mall and others for talks, singing, and hospitality.
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WC. T. U
Barton Smith
Dane Rosie
Campbell
Mall
Cory ‘Beventille Sou
Mra. Smith
Emma Linscott
Stokowski May Lead New York Symphony Offer Reported
Philadelphia January report says conductor Leo Stokowski has been offered the conductorship of a New York symphony at a salary of 70000 dollars a year. Friends say the offer is being seriously considered and Frederick Stock of the Chicago Symphony might succeed in Philadelphia if he declines.
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Philadelphia
Leopold Stokowski
Philadlephia Orchestra
Aship
New York
Stokowski
Famo ‘Ous
Frederick Stock
Chicao Symphony Orchestra
Philadelphia Orchestra
Valuable Russian Pearls Purchased in New York
Jan 25 report from Porty France notes two large black pearls claimed to form the world’s finest necklace. Felix Youssouoom of Russia arranged the sale for $400,000, with the buyer named as Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry of Washington, wife of a Rhoxie senator.
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New York
Felix Youssouoom
Russia
Taye
Aoid
Peter Goelet Gerry
Washington
Cerry
Rhoxie
Tslaned
Kansas Trust Company Taken Over by State
The Guarantee Trust Company of Kansas City with $760,000 capital was taken over by the state finance commissioner at midday due to working capital shortages from surplus farm town papers. Directors voted to transfer control to the state, hoping to stabilize operations.
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Kansas Trust Company
Mhearts
Kansas City
Guananty Trust Company
State Finance Commis ‘Doner
AuBeonee
Tomson
Democrats Advocate Tax Cuts and Economic Prosperity
Philadelphia reads that Democrats push for reduced taxes to prevent unnecessary taxation and sustain national prosperity. John W. Davis argues direct taxation is outdated and endorses tariff and income tax reform, limited government expenses, and economies in public administration to ease tax burdens.
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Philadelphia
Democrate of America
John W. Davis
Ambatsador
Great Britain
Eratic
Davis
Davie
Much colder weather brings snow flurries expected
Weather report notes a strong northeast flow pushing into Ontario with rain or snow across the region. Light rainfall shifts to heavier amounts along the plains as Alberta's high moves east into Montana and North Dakota, signaling rapid temperature falls into Saturday with wind driven snow and high winds.
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Durean
Ontario
Alberta
Montanna
North Dakota
Genevilly
Howatt Seeks Return to Miners Union in Indianapolis
Alexander Howatt, ex-head of the Kansas district, seeks restoration to the miners union amid a bitter leadership split. He accuses ex-president Lewis of ousting him after the AFL convention years ago, and says the expulsion followed his refusal to obey international orders. The Radicals plan to push restoration at the next delegation meeting.
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Howatt
Miners
United Prow
Indianapolis
Witl ‘Vax
Alexander Howatt
Kansas
Uator
Lewis
Mir
Amercan Federation of Labor
Louis
joWwatt
International Executive Compsites
Howat
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