Big Sewer Program Authorized by City Commission
The city commission approved three ordinances Nos. 400 407 and 468 funding sewer construction from Sinnmay Street to Shuily Avenue Shady Avenue to Main Street and West Grulth district sewer lines near the West Run area. Bids were opened for materials and a local supplier proposed $250 for a service line with costs varying through the month. The commission addressed street lighting East Main Street traffic and shrubbery around the Municipal Building, with further actions scheduled for the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lareik
Sipitt
Allan
Pobruaty
Mhe
Sinnmay
Die City
Minion
York St
Algenn
Puldin
East Main St
Nebelisyers
Neratigeriant
Yim
Soukwid Mall
Sharly Avenue
Mt. Weaver
Shady Avenue
East Mai
Timitsein
Mb Alford
Warren
Parke
German Inventor Claims Synthetic Coal Discovery
A German inventor told the Daily Chronicle that synthetic coal has been discovered worldwide. He asserts the minerals required are present in all countries and that production costs are surprisingly low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prose
Lindin
Prouckner Nytold
Chevnicle
School Board Delays Action On Building Plans
The school board delayed deciding on a building plan after continued study of an alternate bid. Architect discussions and a potential spring special election were noted, with federation members expressing mixed willingness to fund the project. Visiting committee reports praised school conditions and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S¢Lindl
Uekely
Dathrante
Rowe
Amos Nye
Charley
Hidertted Clibs
Tlw
Cronin
Auer
Aweet
Meg Loveland
O'lfare
Mies Higley
Lageland
Eckts
Ibi
Nitibial Educational Association
State Commander of Knights Templar to Visit City Thursday
State Commander Alfred Lister of Pennsylvania visits Wheeling with Scranton associates for a large Knights Templar gathering. The visit aims to match a recent Warrei meeting, featuring talks by Commander Lister and local commandery leaders as attendees await the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Knights Templars
Alfred Lister
Pennsylvania
Lister
Scranton
Warrei
Hig
Gommanuler Ilar
Cishmandery
Bonds Stolen From University of Pennsylvania
United Press reports $200,000 in bonds were stolen from the University of Pennsylvania Dental School funds kept in a strong box at Girard National Bank. The Evans Dental School funds were emptied amid a hospital update on two injured individuals from a Sunday Stanmer Street crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Dental School
Svein
TE Waly
Girard National
Thomas W Evans
U of FP Dental Department
Harding Opposes New Soldier Bonus Plan in Tax Debate
Washington March 7 President Harding rejects any soldier bonus funded by a sales tax. Officials say he will not support certificate plans or surface-level schemes and remains firm against expanding relief. Meanwhile a House committee advances a punitive house measure proposing adjusted pay, loan-backed certificates, and training or grant options for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Tiardine
Wise
Four Killed in Air Tank Explosion at Street Car Site
United Press reports an air tank blast in Kansas City near Ninth and Brigham streets killed four and injured ten to twelve. The compressing room explosion shattered nearby walls and sent debris into the street. Police, reserves, fire crews, and ambulances rushed to the scene as the fire dimmed by 8:30 with searches ongoing for missing victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansa
Crea
Pournen Wein
Ninth
Brighson
Yelovk Viremney
Hatch May Run for Congress in Corry Area Support Grows
Friends of Orville Hatch push a Tailon City bid for Congress while Hatch has yet to comment. County leaders and allies forecast an imminent formal announcement. Hatch enjoys wide backing in Erie and Crawford counties with strong opinion in Corry where he is well known and favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville
Hatch
Hitch
Erie
Grawford
Corry
Refusal of Liquor Licenses in Lackawanna County Scranton Pa
In Lackawanna County Scranton the court will refuse all retail liquor licenses after April 1 a conflict with federal prohibition law was noted. Almost 700 applications including 60 old stands were received and will be reconsidered as new places. A hearing is set for Thursday as part of the petition from brewers potential revenue to the city and state is discussed. The formal ruling awaits final decision from the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Lackawanna
Tuske i ML Edwardls
Reise
Sind
City. Com
Readers Held Meeting Elect New Officers
The regular meeting of the Readers was held at Mia Wight's West Frederick Street home with fourteen members present. Officers elected for the coming year included President Mia Wight, Vice President Mrs. Osborne Sody, Treasurer Mrs. G F Cronin, and Nellie White. Plans for next year were discussed and the program committee to be formed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieht
Mia Wight
West Frederick Street
Polk
Ing
Windom
George Patterson
Thoms Malory
Sandburg
Wight
Osborne
Sody
Nellie White
Treas
G_F
Cronin
Fierce Battle at Limerick Feared as Rebels Challenge Free State
Ten companies of Irish Republican Army troops left Dublin for an unknown destination, believed rushed to Limerick by the Provisional Government to reinforce Loyal Free State forces facing large Irish Republican troops. Rebels have extended their hold to Havergal Mall and the Mental Hospital, seizing three hotels and the railroad station as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye
Free State
Limerick
Dail
cBeiPrim
Howth
Towton
WSL
Havergal Mall
Westerdiay Thes
Aedbval Brigade
Laison
Saith Britis
Dublin
Irish Republican Army
Tt Ic
Morrison
Mid- Limerick
Robbers try to blast vault at Mount Holly bank
Early today two men attempted to blow open the vault of the First National Bank at Mount Holly Springs using a torch. A fire lit by the attackers drove them away before stealing anything, but most of the bank's ledgers and accounts were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pros
Carlisle
First National Banke
Mount Holly Springs
Downfall of Japanese government looms in Tokyo
Reports say Premise Takahashi faced inevitable collapse as Premier appeals for broader debate on a bill. Amid cabinet doubt, Takahashi hinted at resignation. Also noted: Mrs Port's condition improved at hospital and Arthur Lynch confined at home on East Washington Street with influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
Tokio
Marely
Premise Takahash
Takahashi
V.A. Port
Arthur Lynch
Fast Washington Street
Tornado Toll Rises Across Carolina Towns
A violent tornado swept Warrenville and nearby Stiffleto, destroying homes and a cotton mill and killing six people with many more injured. Rescue and relief efforts by workers and authorities followed as telegraph lines failed and roads remained blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
AITUL
Coif
Wwe
Warrenville
Destruyal
Avarrenville
Stiffleto
Erie Church Damaged by Fire in East Ninth Street Area
Fire destroyed the southeast section of St Anthony parish church in Erie, damaging the altar two confessionals and related furnishings. Investigators estimate $2,000 for the fire loss and $1,500 for contents. cause under investigation by the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Mary's Church
East Ninth
St Anthony
Martie
Hever
Bandit Fails Ammonia Gun Robbery in Pittsburgh
Report describes a failed amonia gun attack on a messenger near Sixth and Liberty streets. The bandit and an accomplice attempted to seize $15 000 in cash from Joseph Lindsay, 24, who fought back despite blinded by ammonia. Patrolman Thomas Timmons arrested Lindsay after the thwarted robbery at the street corner. The incident ties to a separate Pittsburgh case involving Gilbert W. Kelly and a $10 000 store theft, with defense seeking mental competency exams for Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presa
Pittsburgi
Gharles Nears
Cazaro
Joseph Lindsay
Axe 24
Hammwood
Sandie
Beay
Lherty
Sixth Street
Lindsay
Warmie
Fiom Laware
Pittsburgh
Gilbert W. Kelly
James
Kelly
Ran Thi
Believe Sands Body Found in Connecticut
A United Press report from Hartford dated March 7 states police in Warehouse Point found a body believed to be Edward O. Sands, a suspect in the William Demond Taylor case. The corpse lay in snow by the Connecticut River, consistent with self-inflicted death, with descriptions aligning poorly to the unidentified body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Believe Sands
Connecticut
United Presa
Hartford
Pima
Airticul Alate
Indy 4
Tillet
Edward 0. Sands
Willian Demnond Taylor
Angeles
Atterton
Robert Inchley
Sands
Rotarians Hear Dentistry Talk and Nominate Officers
A Rotarian meeting at De Pligenis headquarters featured a dentistry talk by De PB Wood and an evening of wit. Nominations were made for officers to be watched in April as members from the Corre club attended and a Warren pitch event drew a fine crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Headquarte
Pligenis
de PB. Wood
Tate
Vannie
Organicathon
Deamon
Joel Vu
Corre
Warren
Hold Two for Murder of Wealthy Merchant
Two suspects were held today in Chicago in connection with the probe into the murder of wealthy merchant Anticles Ber editti and captain Robert Crowe. The men Prank Aalermy and Jamnes Carlito allegedly bought a store from Bere ntti and garnstadl with the victim over payment. Henoditti was lured from his home by a mysterious phone message and stood waiting for a taxi when an auto stopped, a slaver stepped out and shot him. Adolir Rossman, a witness, identified Salerno as the shooter of the first shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Marci
Anticles Bereditti
Tuljai
Robert Crowe
Aalermy
Jamnes Carlito
Berentti
Garnstadl
Henoditti
Electric shop gutted in blaze near three thousand loss
Fire swept through a North Center electric shop operated by Keppel, destroying stocks and causing near four thousand dollars in damage. The rear storage area burned rapidly before firefighters quelled the blaze with two water streams. an explosion and odor of fuel were noted, investigators probing the origin and cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keppel
Lak North Center
Velyek
Reppel
Opponents Press Harding Against New Soldiers Bonus Plan
United Press reports opponents in Congress urged President Harding to oppose the soldiers bonus plan. Republicans on the Ways and Means committee warned that banks taking on loan risk could strain the financial system. The debate followed attempts to defeat the bill, with talk of modifying loan values and farm settlement program review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Congress
Prcot
Flomue
Nurs Dinee
Lean Toll
Mel Oe Fort
Menis
Viaim
Ary
Mellie
Harding
Howe
Ihally
Mysterious blasts kill Kansas woman in city store
Kansas City reports two undetermined explosions at mid morning wrecking a grocery store on 61st Street near East Wythe Street. Vide was killed and four others were seriously injured in the blast with unclear origin. The event prompted police to inspect nearby areas for additional hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Kansas City
Wynth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commission
East End
West Smith Street
Ischool Board
Scanton
Ray Gale
Risin Greeley
Stanmer Street
Eld. Tittle
Carolina
Bandit
Alexander Bros
My E. Church
Wippert
Aleaduter
Fruthyers
Alveauler
Sunthy
Alexanip Thothers
Ralph Ely
Kansas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!