Seven Held on Theft Ring Probing $100,000 Road Demand
Forest and Watyen county authorities hold seven suspects after a chain of cottage thefts along the Allegheny River and nearby creeks. The group faces charges from breaking and entering to larceny and receiving stolen goods. A county board committee seeks $100,000 for a peninsula road project, aiming to fund a road around the peninsula park.
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Speaker Freed By Washington Club After Release Notice
United Press reports Tris Speaker received his release from the Washington club after salary-cut negotiations stalled. Speaker had resisted a voluntary reduction and left his Washington base to return to Tampa as negotiations with club owner Griffith intensified.
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Heflin Attacks Press Scribes Over Catholic References
Washington January 25 Alabama Senator Heflin accused certain senators press members of misquoting remarks about Al Smith and the Catholic Church. He singled out reporters including Praer Edwards for alleged anti Catholic propaganda in Washington papers. The reporters deny the charges and Heflin called for clarification and possible action against the press gallery.
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Oppose Probe of Power Trust Faces Senate Test
Washington reports a monument offered by Senator Wisish in Mount Dam tolis resdiciion for investigation of the power industry has not removed objections. James M. Emery of the National Association of Manufacturers told the Senate Commerce Committee that the modified resolution aims only at monopolistic companies in the power sector outside federal jurisdiction unless stock is sold outside states of operation.
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Senior High Honor Students Announced
Principal Howard announced the senior high honor roll for the first semester. The list includes Muriey Ax told, Peter Andernot, Anka Brivie, Lucile Bueeler, Ray Bownardus, Tori Doolittle, Florence Colegrove, Bred Ewing, Barron Franz, Violet Gahagen, Grace Hatch, Mary Hatch, Helen Jones, Margaret Jane Kamps, Biles Kimmey, Wthel Klinger, Jean Inette Lions, Harold Loyd My Lind burg, Charlotte Mulelvey, Mildred Morton, Grace Merrick, Catherine McGrath, Mildred Afonroe, Jessie Mitche, Mary Paulson, Phoebe Reydi, Robert Shaver, My Sederburg, Malth don, Martha Iyeiurgon, Hilbert Josy, Sirah Tozer.
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Missing Frances St. John Smith Believed In Chicago Area
United Press report from Chicago and northern Illinois details a statewide search for Frances St. John Smith, a Southern College student reported missing. Authorities pursued a lead of a person matching her description seen with two women and three men near a mobile repair shop, with possible sightings in Lansings, Lansing, or nearby towns, but no definite information yet.
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Music Program This Evening At Hotel Corry
Pupils under Miss Howard present a refined entertainment tonight in the Hotel Corry under the auspices of the Club’s Woman’s Department. The program promises charm and grace with professional hosting and careful arranging by Miss Howard and her assistants.
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Guarantee Boosted for Gig Titular Bouts by NYSAC
The New York State Athletic Commission raised the guaranteed purse to 5,000 dollars for the gig titular bouts. Promoter Harvey and contenders Delaney and Heeney are noted among those affected, with further penalties and forfeits established for noncompliance. The decision reshapes pay and conditions for forthcoming ring events under the new rules.
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Classifieds in The Journal Offer Various Ads and Notices
Classified advertising in The Journal lists a wide range of categories including personal notices, employment, real estate for rent and sale, services, merchandise, livestock, and legal public notices. It emphasizes prompt publication, editing rights, and one cent per word for mail orders with options for six insertions and yearly rates, plus a call for sealed bids for coal delivery and a town notice.
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