Corry Man Named Managing Editor of New York Telegram
Lee B. Wood, longtime News Editor, promoted to managing editor of the New York Telegram. He rose from reporter to editor in Corry and joined Scripps-Howard papers before returning to New York journalism. His appointment is praised by colleagues and university friends.
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Herbs
Wood
NEW York Telegram
Corry Boy
News
New York
Lee B. Wood
Curry ‘Poy
Sife
P. G Woo
Metropolian
Telegram
Mtr Wood
Journal
Oye
Li Scripps-Howar Caity
Stshig
Télegean
Unisety
New Policy Outlined For Constables On Quarterly Return
The district attorney plans to outline a new policy to constables at the quarterly county meeting. He seeks cooperation from townships to investigate bootlegging and disorderly houses after widespread complaints. He notes the office prosecutes crimes but will not patrol districts for arrests without local aid.
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Vonstableh
Otto Hetbat
Contat
Erle
Herbwl
Mia
Speakeasien
Tealdéats
Waterford
Herbal
West Springfield
Otter Courty
Herbst
Walleus
Tayy Y[olie ‘Yun
Marshal Foch Relapses With Cardiac Condition
Paris dispatch reports Marshal Foch, long ill with heart disease, suffered a relapse as pulmonary congestion set in. He had been able to sit up briefly but was returned to bed for rest.
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United Press
Paris
Dun
Marshal Pérdinayd Woeh
Fija Dactors
Foch
Ole
Last Hope for Couple in New Orleans Murder Case
Judge Borah denied a writ of habeas corpus for Mrs. Adi Le Boeuf and Dr. Thomas Drehot in federal court today. The case concerns the murder of Mrs. Le Boeuf’s husband, with a hanging planned in Franklin tomorrow.
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New Orleans
W. G. Borah
Federal District Court
Adi le Boeuf
Thomas Drehot
Font
Frankin
le Boeut
Woman sets new endurance flight record at Mitchell Field
Miss Smith flew a Bird biplane solo for 19 hours 16 minutes 45 seconds at Mitchell Field Long Island establishing a new women’s endurance record beating the prior 12 hour 11 minute mark. She also broke the continuous night flying record for women.
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United Press
Mitchell Field
L. I. Dan
Filenhor Smith
Loddy
Galifornia
Aisa
Miss Smith
Wonian
Warren Woman Addresses Corry Club on Club Work
Mrs Edward Lindsay of Warren spoke to about seventy-five Woman's Club members at the Corry meeting on club work. She emphasized a club home as vital and described missionary aims, with humorous stories enhancing the talk. Future club events were announced including bake sales and joint department meetings.
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Edward Lindsay
Warren
Woman's Club
NT AN
Jan Ont Aloe
Lindsay
Mh Barnes
Woman's
Star Garage
Hotel Corry
John A Prick
Alentows, Pay
Edwin Minnie
Clu
Proposed merger of churches step nearer
Pittsburgh report notes ongoing talks between the Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal churches toward organic union. Delegates formed two committees to study procedures, administration and property rights, with aims to broaden unity among Evangelical denominations.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Tailing Hof
Pressbyteria
North
Nien
Devine
Gofur
Eimpansizen
Chessa
A-Presbyterian
A C Swearingen
S& Pail
Methodist
Fear girl slain shocks Terre Haute readers
A West Terre Haute area girl believed killed after an alleged abduction is reported. Detectives search abandoned mine shafts and ditches near the river as police uncover a blood stained paper sack linked to Edith May. Authorities, while cautious, convey little hope for the girl’s survival.
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United Press
Terre Haute
Little West
Kidrmapeyt
Here
Sullingo
Carlile
Paxton
U. S. High Gray No. Ol
Edith May
Senate considers limiting post nomination sessions
United Press reports the Senate debates changing rules to abolish most two thirds votes on nominations except when required. Supporters of naval building push seek to end secret votes and long sessions, arguing for streamlined confirmation and fewer cloture pauses.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senate
UG -Naval
Tumiek A. Reed
Missour
Sen. Jones
Roy
West
Jones
Scott Sessions
Curtis
Repiti
Teadell
Ie Rilles
Fee Je
Mehting
Watts
T Hiey
Rebel chief Vieyra rumors in Michigan campaign
Mexico City reports Simon Cortes Vieyra, rebel chief, operating in Michigan, faction reportedly down 20 percent as the government presses a campaign to end banditry by promising amnesty and grants to surrendering rebels.
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United Press
Mexico City
Simon Cortes Vieyra
Chlef
Atate
Michigan
Milly
Ah Grant
May Connect Police Depts By Telegraph
Pennsylvania Chief of Police Association proposes a telegraphic typewriter system to link all cities and towns with 24 hour protection. Four zones would include Pittsburgh Philadelphia and the anthracite region with a central office at Harrisburg. The plan asks the 1929 General Assembly to appropriate 875000 for purchase and installation.
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Prouigh
General Assembly
Pennzylvania
Flarkshire
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Chiladelphia
Dinner Served by Homemaking Class At Junior High Dinner
Members of the city school board and officials were dinner guests of the Homemaking Department at the Junior High School. The evening featured a formal menu and served by a class of girls under Miss Knubb and Mrs Ambul Uy.
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Board of Education
J. 5
Love
J. B Puterson
Mir
HB. Smith
E. J. Lewis
R. S) Dewey
Paroled Pilot Joins Midair Jumpers Trend in Davenport
Davenport reports a new member joins a group of small men who jumped from theft planes in midair. The latest jumper is Jugk Story, a pilot from Kansas City to Chicago who abandoned his Travel Air over Davenport at altitude during a night storm.
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Unites Press
Davenport
Iowa
Jugk ‘Story
Kansan
Chicago
Dravenport
Two Die and Six Hurt in Shipboard Fire on Dollar Line Vessel
A blaze in the midship berth deck of the Dollar liner President Johnson at Pier 9 left two dead and six injured among the crew and passengers awaiting a Cuba and California cruise. Police said the dead were likely asleep. 104 Chinese crewmen were detained before being returned to the ship after the fire was put out. A cigarette butt is believed to have sparked the blaze, marking another recent mishap for the Dollar line after earlier incidents with President Garfield and President Hayes.
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President Johnson
D. Hillstrom
Panana Canal
Cuba
California
San Prstse0
Seamer
William Gonzales
John Tiler
Johny Lasel
Leslie Jordan
John Lena Ean
Jersey City
Peter Mattoney
City Hospital
Lennan
President Garfield
Little Bahama Shoals
Hayes
al Jeoral Yeef
Panimna Canal
Knapps to be arraigned on conspiracy in stolen securities case
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Charles J Knapp his wife Mrs Ian Knapp Benjamin Diamond and Leo Gallagher slated for arraignment before a US Commissioner in the southern district of New York They face an indictment tied to a $820 bond swindle by Brotherhood Savings Trust Co A second indictment added a fifth defendant whose name was not released.
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United Pittsburgh
Charles J. Knapp
Ian Knapp
Benjimin Diamond
Leo Gallagher
New York
United States
Thomasrodarelig
Fogea
Deena
Federal Court
Brotherhood Savings & Trust. Co
Revolt Leaders Sentenced to Death in Ciudad Real
A coast-martial court in Ciudad Real sentenced three revolt leaders to death. Cal Pas Livut-Col Brits and Commandante Cejador received the death penalties. The court's decision will be submitted to the Spanish cabinet for approval.
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Hendays
Weancospunisa
Ciudad Real
Spsit
Cal- Pas
Livut
Col. Brits
Commandante Cejador
Lanorraitt
Corry Loan and Savings Names Officers and Plans
Sidney B. Wiston elected secretary and manager of Corry Loan and Savings. Directors named Tom J. Williams O A Stennell as vice presidents. Elston named manager. W Hammond pivotal in launching the project. Offices planned mid February hours 2 to 8 pm weekdays and 9 to 12 Saturday.
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Sidney B. Wiston
Corry Loan and Savings Compinyehta
Hots Corry
Amer
Worth Hammond
Ly &His
Haruttionis
Sponenrs
Lenn
Livings
Bon Pany
Jeisus
Tuan
Postmaster Hanley Urges Public Help at Club Meeting
Postmaster Hanley of Rit urges Kiwanis Club members to cooperate in mail handling to cut delays from misaddressed mail incorrect postage and incomplete addresses. He demonstrated points with dollar bills and stressed picking up letters at the post office to avoid box delays. Bentley and Baker were noted as guests during the meeting.
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Joseph A. Hanley
Rit
Kiwants Club
Corry
Hapley
Hadley
Ghub
Ar. Hanley
I Mall
Win
C. & Bentley
Jorseys
State aid bill aims at city street and highway construction
Harrisburg dispatch reports proposals in the 1928 legislature to fund urban street repairs and state highway construction. The Hefferan measure would place street work under the Highway Department with city costs assessed to property owners, arguing inter city and rural roads demand state support. The bill follows years of debate over who should pay for urban street improvements amid rising vehicle traffic.
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Troi
Harristurg Keolighe
Fendre
Seeley
Dobn Fe King
Shis Ulty
Thomas Wildms
Talewy
Harrisburg
Jamil
Anil FoUmenaries
Elty
Alfeats
Op Frites
Fey
T. Wulleran
Philadelphia
Ikea
Inari
Tittsburgh
Seranted
Ene
Ruading
Wilkes-Bilrre
Hefféran
Lthducer Hefferan
Aome
Highway Department
Brteria Oulle
Six Firemen Die After Crane Collapse in Chicago
Six firefighters were injured in a fire at a warehouse when a crane collapsed. Fireman John J. Carey died after being extricated from the wreckage and later dying in hospital. Five other crew members, including Lieutenants Daniel Tyous Peter Glominsky Joseph Toldy James Gombley and Timothy Donahue, were seriously burned with internal injuries. Donahue’s prognosis appeared doubtful.
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Chicago
John J. Carey
Mass
Wrepknes
Cathy
Dani Lel Tyous
Peter Glominsky
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Corry Club
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Fear Girl
Hillstrom
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Elston
Corry Loan and Savings Company
Hanley
Erie
Kiwanis Club
Sheridan Baker
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