Corry Sparta Road Project Receives County Approval
County Commissioners at Erie this morning signed the paving application for the Concord township road from Corry to Spartansburg. The document, with all three commissioners signatures, goes to the State Highway Department in Harrisburg, ensuring the Corry through Concord to Crawford route will be built first.
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Concord Township
Corry
Spartanstars
Eric Stout
Charles Jr, Davis
Allin McLean
Joseph Rogan
Wiis
State Highway Department
Harrisburg
Ellie
Davis
Logan
McLean
Concord
Crawford
Board of Commissioners
Townand
Rogan
Ihla City
Conversa Tun
Spartansburg
Crawford County Board
Spartangburg
Simulteneouaty
Jirle County
Lucero Hotel at Belington Destroyed by Fire
West Virginia hotel fire razed the Lucero Hotel at Belington early today. A dozen guests escaped in their nightclothes as fire crews arrived too late to save the building. No serious injuries reported amid the mountain evacuation.
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United Press
Grafton
W. Va
Lucero
Belington
Here
Ité
Vueu
Jones Law Already Having Its Effect
A United Press survey shows bootleggers fear the Jones law’s severity as many close shops to avoid prison or fines. In Washington and Buffalo the price for liquor rises sharply and speakeasies shut doors, while some expect juries to resist enforcing new penalties.
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United Press
New York
Mar
Lauer
Joes Inn
Washington
Biialo
Buffalo
Federal Billing and Prohibition Headquarters
Cuban killer escapes Pottsville jail after shooting guard
Elzat a Miguel, condemned to death for killing his Pottsville sweetheart Louise Jacks, escaped Pottsville jail at 4 40 pm after forcing guard Roy Green to unlock his cell. Miguel, aided by an accomplice, fled with a revolver. State police and local posses searched the surrounding countryside, but Miguel remained at large.
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Unites Press
Pottsville
Elzata Miguel
Cubim
Rockview
Miguel
Roy Green
Yourl
Green
Nila
Muguel
Louise Jacks
Rockview Peniten Macy
Nace
Police Hunt Missing Girl Gladys Mumford
Police search for Gladys Mumford a 17 year old girl missing from home since Wednesday afternoon She is described as five feet four inches tall about 8 pounds wore a dark blue coat wine colored hat and blue tires Authorities seek any information on her whereabouts from the public and her anxious parents at 34 East Congress Street.
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Toonsist
Gladys Mumford
Lee Mumford
East Congress Street
Cars crash at Park Place and North Centre street intersection
At Park Place and North Centre street intersection last evening shortly after 7 o clock two cars collided. Lee or Dene Aan Bott and Claude Thayer of West Washington street were involved. Brown's car skidded and struck a telephone pole, damaging a rear end and a fender. The other car was not badly damaged and occupants escaped with only minor injuries.
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Park Place
North Cente Street
On Halal Caeuar
Lee
Dene Aan Bott
Claude Thayer
West Washington Street
Brown
Lindbergh Begins Mexico City to Brownsville Airmail Run
Charles A. Lindbergh flew solo from Mexico City to Brownsville Texas inaugurating the Mexico City to Brownsville airmail route. He departed Mar 90 a.m. with nine passengers and 12 sacks of mail aboard a tri motor plane named Mexico. Lindbergh was escorted by Alfred Kent and Franke Snyder with Col. Alexander MacNab from the American embassy joining at the field.
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United Press
Brownsville
Tex
Mar
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mexico
Valbueno Flying Field
Mexico City
Sip
Brownville
Lindbergh
Tampico
Calley
Ler
United States
jAlfred Kent
Franke Snyder
Kent
Alexander MacNab
Atliche
Lindergh
East Milin man pleads guilty to disorderly conduct
Pleading guilty to operating a disorderly place Martowicz of East Main street was fined 100 dollars and costs by Police Magistrate Porter after a raid on his store yielded beer and wine. He was not home during the raid and later ordered to appear for a hearing.
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Sim Martowics
East Milin Street
CG. B. Porter
Martowicz
East Main Street
Martowion
Hoover's First Week in Chair Auspicious in Washington
United Press reports President Hoover completed his first week in the White House with a strong start. He moved quickly on Mexico policy, called Congress into an extra session for April 15, and outlined a determined enforcement of prohibition. He met with Senate Agriculture Chairman McNary on farm relief and pledged an open press door while ending spoils politics. The week also featured efforts to win southern patronage support, but only for clean, loyal Democrats. The administration signaled a long, vigorous enforcement program with a comprehensive law-enforcement inquiry that would not reexamine the prohibition law itself.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
Mar
Joover
White House
México
McNary
Oregon
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
South
Coblinga
Hoover
Wets
Stewart May Retain Hand in S C Affairs
Chicago reports Robert W. Stewart, ousted as a director of Standard Oil Co. of Indiana, may still influence company actions through friends and relatives. His sons, Robert and Yates, hold senior roles at Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Co., controlled by Standard of Indiana.
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United Press
Chicago
Cal
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Co
Pidisna
Frenda
Stewart Auili
LaSalle Street
Stewart
Robert
Yates
Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Co
Standard of Indians
Payroll Stolen In Boston Area Robberies
Miss Alic varkin, 98, private secretary, confronted two masked hold- ups in Lynn Massachusetts as they stole a $3000 payroll at gunpoint. The bandits fled in a large sedan toward Boston. four conspirators involved. In Philadelphia the HB Axe Company cashier was robbed of $2084 by four men.
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United
Juarez Quiet After Falling to Rebel Force
Juarez remains subdued after a battle with rebel forces as bodies are cleared and bridges stay guarded by both American and Mexican authorities. The U P correspondent reports single child killed on the U S side, about 150 wounded in Juarez, with Federal troops interned at Fort Bliss awaiting passage.
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Frederick C.othman
United Press
EL Paso
Tex
Juarez
Thibushus
Mex
Mexico
Cuy
Fort Bliss
Tes
George Vann Horn Moseley
United States
Lydia Rodarte
F. Barnes
Mint
Senior High Glee Clubs to stage two act operetta
Rehearsals are well advanced for the two act light operetta The Bells of Beaujolais to be presented by the Senior High school Glee Clubs at the auditorium next Thursday evening March 14. About fifty to sixty students will participate under Miss Lucile Murray with Miss Rebecca Hess and Miss M Agnes Connell assisting. Tickets may be bought from Glee Club members or Blas Fuller's Mfg Shop with the reservation sales opening Wednesday morning at Miss Fuller's shop.
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Beaujolais
Fering
Lucile Murray
Corry
Rebecca Hess
M. Agnes Connell
Gles
Oparatta
Blas Fuller
Bmfuste
Raserva Wast
Miss Fuller
Plant Sites Submitted to Corporation Pledge Boost Reported
The Central Committee for the Phillips Jones Corporation fund met at the Municipal Building to formalize the business of securing a plant site. Bentley was named chair of the board, John Patterson became treasurer, and Sidney Wigton secretary. The group plans to hire a trust company, arrange affinities with lawyers, and prepare property options for eleven parcels. A final decision and contract with the company are expected after further discussions with Phillips Jones officials. The Telephone Company pledged $800 and Frank Keleher added $50 to the fund.
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Industrial Fund
Phillipstones Corporation
Muntcip
Aoisiness
Festmister GS. Bentley
Wasre
Central Chantifiee
John £. Patterson
Sidney B. Wigton
Mr. Breton
Messrs Keppel and Stewart
Ene
Nfficial Trust
Phillips Jones Corporation
Bend
Phillips~Toses Corporation
Z. Rogers
Wihlm
Viad
Bentley
Telephone Company
Frank Keleher
Fire damages rooms at WD Stuffer home
A defective chimney caused a fire shortly before noon at WD Stuffer's residence 54 West Frederick Street. The blaze damaged chimneying rooms with losses under $50, owner insured. Another chimney defect sparked Thursday night fire at the Cavanaugh home on Union Street, gutted interior before flames were checked.
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WD. Stuffer
West
Frederick Street
Sisuanice
CaCava
Union Street
Uniter
Five Best Radio Entertainment Listings
Radio program notes list Edwin Frinko Goldman concert at 8 pm on WEAF and NBC. At 9 pm Symphany orchestra conducted by Walter Damrosch airs on WIZ and NBC. 10 pm Oldtime melodrama broadcast on WEAF and NBC network with Rolle's orchestra on WJZ.
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United Press Wiz
NBC
Edwin Frinko Goldman
Bind
WEAM
Symphany Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
Newark
Pen—Ghords
The
Society of the Friends of Music
WEAF
Rolle
WJZ
NBG
Mexico City Faces Influx of Rebel Forces in New Offensive
General Plutarco Calles moves to direct the federal army from a special train to Trapnato Guanajuato, commanding about 18 000 troops massing for a northern drive toward Mexico City. Rebels respond with forces concentrated around Sonora, Zacatecas, and Mazatlan, while fighting and troop movements ripple across Nayarit Tepito and Guadalajara as the capital looms under threat.
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United Press
Rpublic of
Mexico
Trapusto
Guanajuato
Yehet Forcrs
Plutarco Elles Cralses
Mexico City
Impunta
Trapnato
Ines
Ity
Sonori Nda
Mazatin
al Santa Ans
Sonora
Juanes
Yasual
Jesus Mr. Aguine
Liberty J
Isthmuss
Dennis Landry
Nogales
Ariz
Mar
Hebel
Republic
Franciscn Horquez
Capeitas
Payslo Topete
Mex
Iturbe
Topele
Mazatlan
Guadalajara
Lito
Nayarit
Tepito
Capit
Borquen
Santo Ang
Sonorat
Ortiz
Manzo
Alvaro
Obregon Ang Mano
Mili
Rafael Buetnay
Ntl
Fine
United Press Star
Plutarco Biius Callas
Zacntecas
Cos
Hulls
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Erie
West Virginia
Dirm
Harry Stewart
Giin
Mra. P
Sullivan
Carlen McCabe
Burinjo
Congress Street
Martowiczis
C. B. Porter
Russ Ruth ‘Wood
Jamestown
Mrs. H.wood
South Street
Farm Relief
President For Action
S. C
Border
Central Committee
C. S. Bentley
W. D. Shaffer
Second Ward
Vera Cruz
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