Corry man dies in crossing collision at Colta Crossing
Coroner's jury finds driver negligent for not taking greater caution before entering the crossing where a tractor operated by Philip Hayes was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad train No. 503. The jury exonerates the train crew and urges installation of flasher lights or warning devices at Colta Crossing.
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Philip Hayes
Corry
R. D
Hayes
Colta Crossing
PB. R. R
C. Lowrey
Warren
Timothy O'Connor
William G. Brown
C. M. Barhart
Bach
Laun
Cononer Ee. Lowrey
LeRoy Eddy
Jesse G. Smith
John Berdine
Phillip Wheeler
Henry" Brunke
Ray Eckhart
Everest Eddy
Sitventh
Columbus Township
Warren County
W. E. Triscuit
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pinethy O'Connor
Eit Mad Company
Schon Husseg
Second murder charge facing Irene Schroeder
Irene Schroeder, held in the Lawrence county jail, faces a second murder charge linked to the December shooting of Pennsylvania state trooper Brady Paul along the Butler New Castle road. The case involves accomplices Dayne Dugue and Wells, with extradition talks to Arkoma and ongoing detentions.
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Irene Schroeder
United Press
New Castle
Lawrence Volunty
Brady Paul
Pennsylvania Highway Patrol
Sherif Lee Wright
Moribdpa Bolinly
Axis
Ginn Dague
Jor Wells
Phoents
Ariz
Leo Wiight
Pennsylvania
Butler-New Castle
Arizona
Wright
Tele Automibil
Hicomse
Waltie
Chandler
Chapman
Dugue
Maricopa County
Irene
Dayne
Mayor orders withdrawal of all gaming devices citywide
After numerous complaints about slot machines and punch boards the Mayor through the Police Chief gave operators twelve hours to suspend operations. Prosecutions will follow for violators and a further liquor-check is planned to curb youth access.
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CO. Alexander
John Ruppersburg
Alexander
Ruppersburg
Tal Evening
Tut Samlé
Injured motorist William Perry dies after 1923 crash
William Perry 68 dies at home after injuries from a November 3 1923 auto crash near Erie. He was en route to Canutt Ohio when struck, suffered fractured ribs and a punctured lung, and died at St Vincent hospital. Survived by son Edward Perry. Funeral Saturday at Alexander and Company undertaking with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Erie
William Perry
Brook Street
Corry Brick & Tile Co
Edward Perry
Alexander and Company
Pina Grove Cemetery
Major Philadelphia Fire Causes Six Figures Loss
A four alarm blaze tore through Kensington last night causing an estimated loss of about 350000. Two firefighting units were killed when their auto crashed into a trolley car near Yesdale. Ten firefighters were injured and two men, George McCann and George McQuery, died. Fifteen trolley passengers were shaken. one, William Moran, suffered serious internal injuries.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Kensington
St. Tool
Tors
Yesdale
Lincoln Oil and and Grease Company
George McCann
George McQuery
William Moran
Little Hope Held for Union City Coaster
Union City hospital reports 12 year old Charles Carlson of 4 Willow Street in critical condition after his sled struck a car on Market Street on Monday afternoon. He suffered a fractured sni and broken collar bone with internal injuries and shock. Driver G A Hayes 21 of Union City transported him to the hospital. Highway patrolman C H Bloeker investigated. Carlson lived with his grandmother Mrs Minnie Bush.
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Union City Hospital
Charles Carlson
Willow Street
Union City
Market Street
Ito
G. A. Hayes 21
C. H. Bloeker
Carlson
Minnie Bush
Walsh Urges Modifying Volstead Act in Prohibition Debate
Senator David T. Walsh of Massachusetts told the Pittsburgh St Vincents College alumni banquet that the prohibition problem is unsolved. He urged modification of the Volstead act, saying it cannot be enforced and harms the government, and he seeks a near term solution to growing national discontent.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Senato
David T. Walsh
Massachusetts
United Press Mas Tonightetter
St. Vincents College
Dettieite
United States
Grettare
County Budget Sees Margins For Commissioners Near $20 000
County Controller Harvey N Willis outlines the 1930 budget showing operating expenses of about 1 186 250 with fixed charges at 1 209 364 08. Special appropriations total 389 000 including National Guard units and farm programs while other costs cover civil and criminal court needs. Cash balance stands at 595 152 61 with appropriations of 485 478 28 already made and estimated receipts of 30 364 08 from various sources.
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Harvey N. Willis
Willis
National Guard
Erie
Corry
Bsaphers’ Institutes
Wattsburg
Orphans' Court
Raindexing
Court House
Bomb Plot Targets Roche Auto and City Buildings
Chicago January 28 an attempt to bomb the automobile of Patrick Roche chief investigator for State's Attorney John A Swanson climaxed a wave of terror. Bombs rocked a building on Michigan avenue and two other structures in the city as authorities investigated the plot.
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Chicago
Patrick Roche
John A. Swanson
Michigan Avenue
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed for Today
Wire and MEC Network presents Westinghouse Salute WHAM and NBC Network at 3 00 BST Montrol Concert follows at 6 30 BST Palmolive Hour airs with WABC and CBS Network Columbia Grand Opera on air Henk Simmons Show Bout scheduled on WEAF NBC Network and CBS Network late slot.
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Wire
MEC
WHAM
NBC
WEAF
WABC
CBS
Columbia Grand Opera
Henk Simmons
Odd Pennsylvanian license plates amuse motorists
Motorists in Pennsylvania laugh at unusual license tags such as U 2 LU 2 and 10 U many odd combos. Elizabeth D Schade in Lansdowne shows LU 2 on a car while Chambersburg undertaker plate U 2 draws attention. Various residents boast rare reads like 4 U 2 and UA 4 with humorous interpretations.
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Chambersburg
Motor Vehicles Bureau
Eizabeth D. Schade
West Greenwood, Avenue
Lansdoyas
Chambersburg Undertakers
Nowise
George Winters
Herr Street
Harrisburg
Les AW Welch
League Buys Clymer Sherman Milk Plants
The Dairymen's League confirms purchase of the Clymer and Sherman Carnation Milk plants from the Jamestown district offices. The league will begin operation February 1 and run the two plants, with the Mayville Carnation Milk plant reportedly closing at the end of January. News pleases dairy producers near Sweney and Clymer.
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League
Clymer Sherman Milk
Clymer
Sherman
Carnation
Conny
Dairymen’s League
Milk Producers’ Organization
Takesnover
Jamestown
Dairymen's League
Mayville
Carnation Milk’ Company
Yill “Alsy
Lairymen
Swermiiy
Church merger would give huge membership in Pittsburgh
Five churches of a Presbyterian group discussed uniting with the Reformed denomination to form one body. The conference opened with a banquet for about a thousand delegates from churches totaling 8,200,000 members. Speakers outlined advantages, methods, and obstacles to the merger.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
We Presbyterian Group
Beily
Ehrée
Corry to Receive First County Voting Machines
Commissioner Davis to sponsor a resolution to buy eleven voting machines for Amity Aliston Conneaut Concara townships and Corry city with a 50 percent down payment. Installation could occur before the Spring primary election as part of a countywide move.
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Davis
Corry
Charles R. Davis
Amity
Aliston
Conneaut
Concara
Davia
Dssigner
Rae
RAN Ly
Congress urged to take dry pledge oath bill
United Press reports a proposal to require any official receiving U S Treasury funds to take an oath against drinking. Rep Stone Oklahoma introduces the bill, sent to the House judiciary committee, covering all legislative and administrative officials nationwide.
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United. Press
Washington
Congress
Rep
Stone
Okla
United States ‘Treasury
House Judiciary Committee
Bank Robbery in Greensburg By Two Armed Bandits
Two bandits robbed Community Savings and Loan Bank in Greensburg Pa shortly after moonlight binding teller Mrs Alice Baughaim the only person present and escaping with several hundred dollars. A Mead and Brown gasoline truck caught fire on West Smith Street near Corry hospital the blaze quickly extinguished. truck damage limited.
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Greensburg Bank
Greensburg
Community Savings and Loan
Moon
Alice Baughaim
Mead and Brown
West Smith Street
Corry Hospital
Parley Agenda Hopes Rise As Delegates Meet In London
British and Allied delegates in London press toward a unified naval conference program. Talks involve Stimson MacDonald Wakatsuli Leygues and Grandi as they meet at No 10 Downing Street and Grosvenor House to align Japan's cruiser plans and a steering committee to draft the final work plan for the conference.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
London
Dee. Gates
Tomorow
Stimson
Andre Tardieh
Dino Grandi
Reijha Wakatsuli
No. 10
Downrise Street
MacDonald
Is'rael
iBARCOSKI MURDER TRIAL AT FRANKLIN
The Franklin trial of Welter Lysten Frank Slapikas and Harold Watts proceeds over the 1924 beating of John Barcoski at the Imperial barracks. Dr Helmbold testifies recounting a Pittsburgh witness account that Barcoski died of shock and hemorrhage from the injuries after an argument with the coal and iron policemen.
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United Press Pranklin
John Barcaski
Theodore R. Heimbold
Wines
Welter Lysten
Frank Slapikas
Harold Watts
Coal and Iron
Barcoski
Helmbold
Pittsburgh
Lyster
Watts
Slapfleas
Phinte
Pittsburgh Coal and Trog Company
Women Arrested for Strike Riots in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on January 29 amid a 1500-strong strike, Green and Yellow Cab operators used strike breakers under guard of deputies. Violence erupted as two women and three men were arrested for distributing alleged Communist literature to picketers. Agnes Snert, 19, and Pearl Mann, 21, of the North Side, faced charges. other details linked to the cabmen's strike were unclear.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Yester Ys Violenga
Prem
Agnes ,Snert
Pearl Mann
North Side
No “Ney
Cabmen
Leonard ‘A. Mbzer
Thhey
Berenguer Forms New Spanish Cabinet Amid Uncertain Talks
Gen Damiss Berenguer, premiér designate, worked at the royal palace to form a new government with dictatorial powers pending a constitutional return. He hoped for definite news that afternoon as ministers were either out of town or being contacted by telephone. His brother Major Luis Berenguer accompanied him amid quiet morning scenes after last night’s street clashes.
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John Deganet
United Pres
Madrid
Damiss Berenguer
Royal Palace
Tolay
Berenguer
Luis Berenguer
Enh Puldst
Schroeder Woman Faces Preliminary Hearing Today
In New Castle Pa a preliminary hearing was held today for Mrs Schroeder related to the killing of Corporal Brady Paul. Glen Dague is to enter a plea as one of four attorneys stated the defense is concerned with her health and readiness.
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United Perse
New Castle
Tan
Schroeder
Glen Dague Wii
Brady Paul
Mra
Schrobder
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Roche Automobile
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Wilson DeBewis
Keneburg
A. I. Seareh
Shickshinny
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John B. MedAllister
W.W. Atterbury
W. Hassett
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