Pennsylvanians weigh Day gubernatorial bid amid petition stir
Harrisburg reports petitions circulated to place James J. Day secretary of labor on the Republican ballot as turmoil over forthcoming primaries grows. Horace B. King withdrew the petitions while Davis's plans remain unconfirmed and party leaders scramble to mend divisions before next week’s disclosures.
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Thermite Used to Break Ice Gorge Near Franklin
Extreme cold hits Venango county with records as zero to 16 below. Flood fears rise after recent Hood damage costs and river drops. thermite planned to cut an ice gorge near Franklin causing Og City and Williamson area to brace for continued flood risk.
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Record of extreme cold across the region with forecasts
A winter cold snap grips the area as temperatures plunge to near ten degrees below zero. Forecaster W. Broteman predicts relief today with a gradual warm up by tomorrow, though subfreezing highs linger across Pittsburgh and surrounding counties as crews report widespread frost and frigid winds.
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Special Customs Bureau Sought in Treasury Plan
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrewy testifies before the Ways and Means committee in support of a bill creating a separate customs bureau. He argues the move would improve enforcement, staffing in Washington, and legal support for the customs service amid growing workload.
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Firesweep at historic St James School in Tiagrerstown Md
A March fire swept the historic St James school in Tiagrerstown Maryland. The dormitories and the main building were destroyed. Nearly 100 students escaped in heavy clothing as fire companies arrived too late to save the main complex.
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Recital to Be Held For Katheryn Morence Desmond
A notice describes a March recital involving Katheryn Morence Desmond and the Villa Maria academy group from Volendam. The event centers on a rescued passenger from the Dutch steamer Claas, with limited coherent details due to the damaged text.
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Have You Lost Your Goat March Readers' Opinion Feature
The piece prompts readers to share views on prohibition and national mood before a March 4 event. It invites public input via The Journal, urging citizens to weigh in on what the country wants and how to express opinions.
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Hold Up at International Furvekter Company
Bandits armed with pistols raided the International Furvekter Company offices in Pincago, firing shots and causing chaos. They seized payroll funds totaling 90 000 dollars, forcing 26 employees to flee or faint, while one worker handed over the cash from the desk as the robbers fled in automobiles.
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Growth of Federalism Criticized by Governor Ritchie in Richmond
In Richmond on March 5 Governor Albert C. Ritchie urged Americans to resist expanding federal power and defend states rights. He pressed for state decisions on prohibition and warned that federal control infringes on individual freedom and state integrity.
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Spain and Germany Reach Tentative League Accord
London March 5 Diplomatic observers believed the dispute over permanent League of Nations membership would ease after Spain and Germany reach a settlement. Spain’s elevation to the league might occur during the Teigin meeting next week. Germany could adopt a reasonable stance toward Spain and possibly approve Spain’s election within days of its entry into the league.
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Peiffer Resigns as Milk Plant Superintendent
Porest D. Peiffer resigns as superintendent of the Mohawk Condensed Milk Company plant in Mohawk County effective March 15. He has served the company seventeen years and thirteen as superintendent. James Wassink of Saegertown will replace him. No comment from Peiffer on future plans. company changes cited as context.
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Erie Mother Shoots Self in Attempted Suicide
Sigmund Narhutt discovers his wife Julia 89 had shot herself in their home at 7 am. A .38 caliber revolver lay near the bed and a blond clot on the sheet. She was rushed to Hamot hospital in critical condition. Police cite lingering distress over bringing four children from Poland and burden of transportation.
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Institute Teachers Here Sessions At City Schools
Public schools of the city close at noon for teachers to attend the Twathers Institute sessions this afternoon with evening meetings planned. Dr. Allen Anderson of State Wallege will address both gatherings. Fire crews battled a blaze at Mrs Elda Cherry’s White street home caused by an overheated chimney. Fire was extinguished quickly with minimal loss. full details unavailable at press time.
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Textile Mills May Be Closed in Passaic Strike
Owners of textile mills in Passaic New Jersey plan a meeting to discuss shutting all factories for the strike duration to end picketing and reduce violence. The move follows clashes in Passaic and nearby Clifton as about 12 000 workers walk off and 4 000 picketers gather near Garfield.
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Principal Facing Dismissal in Conshohocken
Conshohocken Pa March 1 Dismissal of Dalph M Weaver principal of Conshohocken High School has been recommended by a town school board committee following charges of undue familiarity with teachers and bringing liquor to the school The board will reconvene Monday night to hear further testimony against the principal and decide the case
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Dog Rescues Child From Beneath Ice in Reading
In Reading Pennsylvania a Saint Bernard from Prince St rescues a child trapped beneath a thawing pond. The dog frees the child and leads responders to safety as onlookers witness the dramatic rescue.
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Public health nurse takes up work in district
Anna Peterson, newly appointed to the State Health Department, begins work as public health nurse with headquarters in the city Municipal building. She will cover Union City Wattsburg and surrounding rural districts and assist with clinic work training in Erie. Peteroon, former Corry hospital assistant superintendent, joins state staff under direction of the health department.
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Chief Receives Warm Greeting After Bridgeville Gunbattle
Bridgeville reports a two hour gun battle as ten bootleggers attacked Chief of Police Daltrey and Patrolman Horsig during a raid on an empty building. Both sides suffered injuries, police summoned from neighboring towns cleared the siege, and Chief Calfrey faced threats on his first day. Mrs Lundeny visits relatives before returning home to Mt Jewett.
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Attempted cross ice endangers Leamington family
A family of five from Leamington Ontario is missing after a car crossed ice from Pelee Island during a blizzard. Search efforts by land and air include an army airplane and local volunteers. authorities fear the vehicle sank with James Phipps his wife and three children aboard.
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Peking Defense Strengthens Under New Allied Commander
Marshal Peng Yu Hsiang today became supreme commander of allied armies defending Peking Fei amid attacks by Chang Tai Lin Li Ching Lin and Wir Pee Fh. Chia Te-yan formed a new Peking cabinet naming premier and war minister. JF Walker of Jamestown New York named foreign minister. he visits with his daughter recovering from surgery at the corn hospital.
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Radio Features Across Major City Stations
An overview of prime radio features aired on stations including WJZ WBZ WGY WHAA KOA WEAF and WSB. Listings mention programs with pianists composers and orchestras along with times and meters for New York Dallas Denver Atlanta broadcasts.
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