State political chiefs confer to shape Pennsylvanian policy
Harrisburg January 23 Pennsylvania leaders W L Mellon and Joseph Grundy appeared at the capitol with Governor Fisher as conferees planned to press administration revenue measures. Other officials including State Treasurer Lewis Auditor General Martin and Deputy Attorney General Schnader joined for talks on the revenue department bill and related appointments and actions in the legislature. Veterans groups discussed a proposed constitutional referendum to authorize bonds to fund veterans costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Baverkrup
United Pread
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Johm
Fsher
Cyril Woods
Samuel S. Lewis
Edward Martin
William Schnader
Revenue Department
Department of Revenue
Gov. Fisher
House
Senate
Fistier
Woods
Thomas Baldridge
Hoover and Smith In Miami Fail To Meet
President-elect Hoover and former Governor Alfred E. Smith vacationing in Miami Beach did not meet amid public interest. Smith arrived with a dramatic entrance, played golf, and rode in a blue car with police escorts, while Hoover remained secluded on Pelle Isle. No encounter occurred as Smith passed by the Hoover estate and both planned future gestures remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L Stokes
United Press
Miami Beach
Fis
Hoover
Alfred F. Smith
New York
Smith
Herbert Hoover
United States
Pelle Isle
Penney
Victor
Shold
Woman Missing Over Missing 1700 and Car Collision
A damaged account reports a $1700 missing after a West Washington Center street collision. Mrs Charlea Bugbee drove a Chevrolet coupe into the Hartz owned car, as police search for a youth driver. Also noted is a burglary at J J Neylon shop on West South street with a break in through a side window. little value stolen. investigation ongoing. Verna Kilto and P J Shea mentioned in connection to the missing funds or clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Washington
Center Streets
C.F Hartz
Charlea Bugbee
North Center Street
J. J. Neylon
West South Street
Attack on Local Pupil Brings School Discipline Change
A Senior High School incident reports students beating a tardy pupil in a Home Room. Board President Love orders withdrawal of student council discipline, directing principals to refrain from punitive measures by student groups. The injured boy remained hospitalized Friday night amid board debate.
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Love
Board of Education
Dewey
Atele
Beeney
Toye
Measles Lock Clymer in Epidemic Rears Local Game
Clymer experiences a serious measles epidemic with seventy five pupils absent. Officials describe the illness as not alarming but prompt cancellation of the Corry at Clymer basketball game. Health authorities monitor spread while several basketball squad members are ill.
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Clymer
Corry
Mre
Probe into mine blast kills 14 at Kingston No.5
Investigations began in Bluefield into the No. 5 Kingston Pocahontas Coal Co mine blast that killed 14 miners. Officials from state and county agencies and the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail Company joined the probe as rescuers faced the badly burned and mutilated bodies and 55 workers escaped. The blast and ensuing fire hampered rescue efforts for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Birth of a daughter to the former maharajah of Indore
Bulletin notes the birth of a daughter to the former maharajah of Indore and his wife Miss Nancy Miller of Seattle. The item sits among brief notices from cities New York New Orleans Oklahoma City Flint Chicago and New York with other short items on rescues court actions robberies and stock market activity. The collection highlights a mix of social announcements and crime and finance briefs across major cities.
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Aris
Maharajah of
Indore
Nancy Miller
Seattle
Sled delivers food and medicine to starved Colesburg
A blizzard stranded Colesburg Iowa for days isolating 350 residents. A bob sled carried food and medical supplies through deep drifts after earlier attempts failed. Mayor W E Hoot warned of worsening conditions without fuel and roads, as villagers organized radio listening and prayed for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Colesburg
Iowa
Bohs
W. E. Hoot
Petersburg
Dubique
Hoot
State Highway Commission
Sks
Snow Hound
Radio Feature Schedule Highlights 1930s Networks
NBC airs a budget bureau meeting with President Coolidge and General Lord at 7 00. WEAW features General Motors hour, Symphony Orchestra and tenor Lewis James at 9 30. WOR presents a Vitaphone hour at 9 30 and Gilbert & Sullivan’s Patience at 10 00. WEAF closes with Verdi’s La Traviata at 11 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Budget Bureau
President Coolidge
Gen. Lord
WEAW
General Motors
Symphony
Lewis James
WOR
Vitaphone
WEAF
Plan adds warehouse at Corry Jamestown Plant
Stockholders of Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation discussed expansion plans for their city holdings including a warehouse addition this year. Directors re elected include Oscar Hillstrom Charles Hillstrom and David Hillstrom. Board to meet later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry-Jamestown Corporation
Jamestown
Corry- Jamestown ‘Manufacturing | Corporation
Lawo
Jackson, Herriés, Durkin & Leet
Harrison-H. Keppel
D. A Hilstrom
Oscar FR
Millstrom
Chiengd Row Alm
Benander
Boston
Charles B. Hillstrom
Gary, Id
David Fillstrom
Charles A. Siderson
Wayrison i
Keppel
Car B- Windam
Corry
Gas Tank Explosion Scares Pittsburgh Workers
More than a score of workmen escaped injury when a gasoline tank exploded at the electrical repair shop of the Stimple and Ward Co in Pittsburgh on January 22. The blast sent flames and smoke through the building as workers dove to safety. No serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Stimple and Ward Co
Pictures Show Extent of Fire Destruction
Journal photographer captured images Sunday morning of the Columbus fire ruins still smoldering. One shot shows debris near the hardware store cooling toward the Carroll home. another faces the Simpson Hoke and hotel property. A third frames the ruins looking east toward the Hall and Faulkner store with the hotel barn visible in the left background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Journal
Ti Hardware
Carroll
Simpson Hoke
Hall and Faulkner
Fire Destroys Stockton Store and Meat Market in Columbus
Fire swept through the Stockton general store and Miller Brothers meat market in Columbus, gutting the two story frame structure. The home of John Catcoll west of the store was scorched but saved by rapid response and chemicals. the Simpson house nearby avoided destruction due to breeze. Estimated losses reach six to eight thousand dollars, with stock, fixtures, and equipment incinerated and inquiries ongoing.
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Smalley
Columbus
Simpson
Bert Stockton
Miller Brothers’ Meat Market
Columbus Telephone Exchange
Stockton
Journal
Oss
Clymer
Axijaining
Simpson Blot
Bremen
Carroll
Charles Simpson
Miller Brothers
Gimpgon
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Mellon
Grundy
Uli
Miami
South
Simpson Block
Sherman
Townville
Crawford County
Fatie
WASE
Wy United
Jas
Jack Homers
Mendvile
Mra
P.J. Shea
Dhe
Nex
Mra. J. Dempsey
Exle Uniernet
Bulletins
S. S. America
New York City
New Orleans
State Supreme Court
Ada Honnet LeBvauf
Thomas Dreher
Oklahoma City
Henry
Johnston
Oklahoma
Flint, Mich
State Savings Banke
Mt. Morris
Chicago
Chit Bor
Laura Bucholtz
England
Wall Street
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