Lorain Mine Rescue Continues After Deadly Explosion
The incident follows a mine explosion that killed 29 and left seven rescued. Authorities report a confession linking the slaying of an eccentric peddler to the broader tragedy as Butler faces court martial. Detectives say four men plotted to beat the man over a fortune they believed hidden in his clothes.
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United Press
Lorain
Mixician
Norman Watte
John Walkes
Hell
Wallace
W. Rice
Refuse Clarion Company Injunction in Power Fight
Judge Jorge F. Adkins of the District of Columbia supreme court denied the Clarion River Power Company of Pennsylvania an injunction against federal power actions. The ruling supports the Public Utility Commission’s right to investigate and hold hearings on the valuation and costs of the Clarion River project amid a dispute over public rights and a high profile power controversy.
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Federal Power Commission
United Press
Washington
Jorge F. Adkins
Oo Culimbia Supreme Court
Clarion River Power Company of Pennsylvania
Clat|on River Company
Biarion River
Penn
Charles A. Russell
Commission
Hoover
Senate
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Power Company
Adkins
Power Commission
Pinchot Road program under fire at Windber meeting
Geners Edward Martin, Republican state chairman, assailed Governor Pinchot's township road program as a farm relief plan that fails to lower taxes without local cuts. He warned 20 000 miles of state takeovers won’t help without curbing expenditures and noted rising road costs and bonded debt threaten real estate sales. Meanwhile outside buyers acquired Climax Manufacturing Company machinery, signaling possible plant restart, with General Parts Corp continuing operations at the site.
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Gen. Martin
Climax
General Parts Corp
United Press
Windeer
Geners
Edward Martin
Shairman
Shot
Windber Sporting Association
Martin
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
State Highway Department
Climax Manufacturing Company
General Parts Corporation
Brest A. Cooke
Cooke
Urge More Interest by Business Leaders in Politics
Harrisburg Pennsylvania January 28. Appeals by Senator George H. Moses Rep New Hampshire and Governor Gifford Pinchot to business men to take greater interest in politics were made before the state chamber of commerce. Moses warned that without business backing and study of problems there is no remedy for current political issues. Pinchot outlined a utility program for Pennsylvania and criticized Republican organization control in Philadelphia over expenditures.
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Harrisburg
George H. Moses
N. H
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
State Chamber of Commerce
Pinchot
Moses
Philadelphia
Lynch Slay of Six People Ends in Mob Lynching
Charles Bannon a 22 year old confessed slayer of six members of the Haven family at Watford City North Dakota was lynched by a mob that broke into the county jail and hanged him fromCherry Creek Bridge east of Shaefer. His father was confined nearby and claimed innocence as the crowd carried out the verdict.
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North Dakota
United Press
Shaefer
Charles Bannon
Bannon
A. E. Haven
Watford City
Here
Two Years in Jail for Hunting Fatality
Lock Haven Pa Jan 29 Antonio Capello 26 pleaded guilty to shooting a human in mistake for a deer. Judge Eugene H Bird sentenced him to pay $500 to the deceased's representatives and serve two years in Clinton County jail.
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United Press
Lock Haven
Antony Capello
Wasi
Eugene H.buird
Clinton County
House Splits With Senate On Red Cross Bill
The House Appropriations committee voted 18 to 11 to disagree with the senate amendments on a 25 million dollar Red Cross relief fund in the Interior department and sent the bill to conference. They rejected a Burns amendment to turn funds over to President Hoover for administration by a government agency and debated other related motions.
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House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Washington
Reds Cross
Interior Department
Burns
Hoover
Red Cross
House
Rep
Taylor
Byrne
Five Best Radio Entertainments Today
WAEC and WAV NEC networks present schedules with Heywood Broun WEAP Niagara Hudsons and Melody moments Wiz NBC Fibbes of the Opera and Ben Bennies orchestra listed across afternoon and evening time slots on multiple stations.
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WAEC
CBS
Heywood Broun
WEAP
NEC
WAV
Wiz
NBC
Fibbes of the Opera
Ben Bennie
Secretory Stimson apologizes to Italy for Butler remark
Secretary of State Stimson issues formal apology to Italy for Major General Smedley D. Butler's unauthorized remarks about Mussolini in Philadelphia on January 19. Navy orders Butler court martialed as Stimson explains the speech was unauthored and regrets are extended to Mussolini and the Italian people.
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Martigus
Stinson
Smedley D. Butler
United, States Marine Corps
Philadelpha
Mussolini
Henry Li
Stimson
Local appeal blames bonus for Red Cross agitation
Corry chapter appeals for drought relief contributions amid weak local economy. Citizens urged to donate any amount to support the national drive for 10 million dollars. Contributions may be mailed or left at local offices.
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RED Cross
Corry
Middle West
Middlewestern
William Houghton
West Wayne Street
Thomas Giblin
Maple Avenue
Associated Gas & Electric System
M. Howard
Two New Members for Kiwanis Club Inducted at Hotel Corry
Merle Israelson and Dr. A G Reese were inducted into the Kiwanis Club at the Ibnch eon meeting held today at the Hotel Corry. Clifton M. Howard spoke on Kiwanis ideals alongside Lawrence Davison, Forrest Kelster and Herbert Gulick. the Harvey family provided entertainment with Ellis Harvey and sons.
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Kiwanis Club
Ibncheon
Hotel Corry
Merle Israelson
A. G. Reese
Clut
Lawrence Davison
Forrest Kelster
Herbert Gulick
Clifton M. Howard
Inwanis
Harvey Famiy
Ellis Harvey
Ben Sons
Bidward
Max
Harvey
Baward
Lab
Neluced Iiton L
Econ
Anderson
Compensation Bill Approved For Time Spent In Prison
Frank Bowell, freed after 15 months in Moundsville State Penitentiary for a Marshall County bank robbery, will receive 1000 from the state for time served. The legislature in Charleston passed the bill to reimburse Howell with no opposition. misidentification with Dague led to his imprisonment. Howell was released January 14, and efforts to secure compensation followed.
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United Press
New Martinsville
Frank Bowell
Moundsville State Penitentiary
Irene Schroeder
Glenn Dague
Charleston
Howell
Solons
Marshall County
Trene Schroeder
Dague
Lawrence County
New Castle
Brady Paul
Pennsylvania
Gas Explosion Claims 29 Lives in Indiana Mine
In Little Belle Mine at Little Belle Mink, Indiana, 29 miners are dead after a blast described as a burning cyclone. Eighteen bodies were recovered, two men were rescued alive, and authorities say 11 more remain inside the mine as rescue workers continue operations.
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Indiana
Paul H. Karnes
United Press
Little Belle Mins
Linton
Infl
Slive
Little Betty
BAS
Slnld
Don Burris
Joe Wallace
Earl Bedwell
Wallac
Burris
Othier
Bike Mine
Water supply dispute reaches Public Service Commission
Testimony concluded in the complaint by Leechburg's burgess alleging that Vandergrift Water Co service in Leechburg and Apollo remains unsatisfactory. Briefs due in 20 days and PSC decision to follow after hearings on lack of improvements since October. Experts testified lime content remained below adequate levels through January.
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Public Service Commission
United Press
Pittsburgh
Holing Ilind Burgess
Leechburg
Vandergrift Water Company
Apollo
EL €. Trax
W.A.G. Eaton
Court martial for General Butler over Mussolini remarks
Secretary of the Navy ordered a general court martial for Major General Smedley C Butler after Italian ambassador Nere protested remarks about Premier Mussolini made in Philadelphia. The decision followed a briefing with Admiral John Hailihan and others at the Navy Department, with Butler to be confined to his Quantico post during proceedings.
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United Press
Washington
Adams
Smedley D. Butler
Butler
Marine Corps
Buattico
Way
Nere
Mussolini
Italy
Philadelphia
Bendi. Buller
Ernest Lee Jahncke
Amira
John Hailihan
Eral Butler
ne-Sentensia
Sombamairtiel
Smediey CO
Crisen
Fuller
Putte
Quantico
Buller
Navy
Dame x
Hhis
Wile
Quanticoit
Army of Navy
William Billy
Mitchel
Army
Air Service
Pittsburgh
Corielius Vanderbilt, Jr
Smedley C. Butler
MéInnes Neilson
Vanderbilt
General Butler
L America
New York
Fractures Ankle in Fall at Ice Rink
Miss Phoebe Heyday Corry of R D 6 suffered a fracture of the right ankle after a fall at the ice rink near 8 West Columbus Avenue. She was removed to a doctor’s office for treatment and later sent home north of the city. Teagan, an employee at the Raymond Missi manufacturing office, will be kept at work for some time due to injuries.
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Phoebe Heyday Corry
Reyda
Sity
Hilge Tegan
Raymond Missi~facturing Company
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