Fire Chief's Contention Upheld on Hydrant Disruptions
Fire Chief Paulson and Public Safety Commissioner Kelly report hydrants in the city drew foreign material into water lines during tests. Debris clogged nozzles at Welk Pleasant Street and Pirye Avenue, raising concerns over water pressure and fire protection. Water company officials and city authorities vow cooperation to stop vandalism and restore service. Fire officials plan further tests after hydrant flushing to assess lingering contamination and ensure reliable supply for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fontwatione
Paulson Oni
Ufficiate
Sinc
Hore
Tai
Stonen Bo
Maine
Pautaon
Sipprinten- Anne
Publie Safety
Kelly
Welk Plésant Street
Pirye Avenue
Corry
Miulkio Hom
West Pleasant Street
Water Company
Aydeante
Expereadt P Wills
Ingnese
Journal
Payson
Hubard
Readers in Session Discuss Officers and Stone Mountain
The Readers met with Meg Mary Phelps Monday afternoon. Roll call on Currant Byente preceded officer elections with Mrs Bonotwel chosen President, Mrs Fulp Vice President, Mrs Crook Secretary, and Mrs Cronin Treasurer. Mr Sandburg read and intercut a paper on Stone Mountain, with discussion following. O W Carol of Union City returned home after visiting the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg Mary
Phelps
Bonotwel
Fulp
Crook
Cronin
Sandburg
Moat
Stone Mountain
Heneviptor
Borglenn
Smilet
Flora Whittlebey
Attempt to parole Cachivas under fire in Erie court
Reports from Erie County detail a push by local business leaders and a ministerial group to parole Cachivas a Victoria Hotel proprietor amid a history of prohibition violations gambling and bootlegging. Opponents cite police records and affidavits showing multiple arrests and argue the parole would reward crime. A petition against parole is to be presented to the court with statements of concern over family welfare and ongoing illegal activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Hotel
Danegy
Erie County
West
Coory
Cathivas
Suizone
Cachiyas
Molina
Prio
Phil
Defaeger
Moline
Dhe
Cachivad
Ita Reeulitd
Ilinois
Corry
Statis
Nm Loon Bank
Ministerial Association
Antler
Andy
Body preserved in alcohol found with century old coins
Workmen uncover a jug containing a baby boy’s remains and several coins dating before 1850 while digging for a new building in Glen Cove New York. Dr Fred Bernstein notes the body likely remained in alcohol for over a century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
Glen Cove
Fred Bernstein
Final Rehearsal Ahead of Jamestown Joint Concert
The Corry Choral Society holds its final rehearsal before the March 12 concert at the high school auditorium. Jamestown Symphony Orchestra members travel by special car for their city debut. A banquet for participants and guests follows at the Bluebird restaurant. reserved seats are selling well and a large crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Three families made homeless by blaze in Duryea
A fire early today in Duryea forced three families from their homes. Five allies were male homeless, one escape blocked by flames, rescued by firemen. Fire- fighting equipment had been out of commission for weeks, prompting assistance from Old Forge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pros
Wilkes Barre
Duryea
Sey|etn
Old Forge
New Road Bond Issue Moves Through Legislature
In Harrisburg on March 10 a new 50 million dollar road bond amendment would bring highway indebtedness to 120 million. Senator Buckman introduced the measure. Representative Hess and the House Board chairman pushed the bill in the lower house.
Corry Women Vote To Form Local Women’s Club
An organizing meeting in Corry led to plans for a new Women’s Club with a temporary committee chaired by Mrs De Al Hillstrom. About 200 women are hoped to join, with a kickoff supper on March 23 and a formal organization meeting on March 28 to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Willl
Edison Partors
Misa Fuller
de al Hillstrom
OF Cronin
Mele Wight
J. N. Norton
FD. Ketner
Mary Condra
Mary O'Hare
Myrtle Puller
C. Barnes
Toftali
Corry Foreste
Corre
Former Corry resident Margaret Shirran dies in Warren
Mrs. Margaret Shirran aged former Corry resident died at home in Warren Monday afternoon after a period of illness. Survived by son F M Shirran and Mr Shirran of Erie, plus a granddaughter Miss Florence Shirran of Erie. Body to be brought to Corry for services at Alexander & Company Undertaking Parlor and St Pauls Lutheran church officiating. Interment in St Pauls Lutheran cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Shirr
Torry
Shire
Warren
Shirr
Cory
el Warren
Shire of
Erie
Plorence Shire
Corry
Alexander & Company
William Hall
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Offici
St Paul's Eaitheran Cemetery
Opportunity Club Elects Officers at March Meeting
The March gathering of the Opportunity Club at Misses Jean and Sarah Machrines on No Center street reelected officers. President Mrs. Claude Price. First Vice President Mrs George Kittleberger. Second Vice President Mrs Wave Perkins. Secretary Mrs Walter Scott. Treasurer Miss Jean MacInnes. Musical numbers entertained, Miss MacInnes served a hors d oeuvre, and Mr John Patterson will entertain members at the April meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opportunity Club
Jean
Sarah Machrines
Center Street
Preent
Claude Price
Ist
George Kittleberger
View
Wave Perkins
Mmeretary
Walter Scott
Tres Uiren
Jean MacInnes
F OC. Betts
MacInnes
John. Patterson
Couzens to Resume Hearings on Monday
The Couzens Senate committee investigating the Treasury Internal Revenue Bureau votes to resume hearings Monday for evidence on whether large corporations dodged taxes. Hearings will be behind closed doors with continuous daily sessions, focusing first on discrepancies in amortization claims by corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couzens
United Press
Washington
Couzens Senate
Internal Revenue Bureau of
Te Treasury
Whu
Mahle Home Destroyed by Fire on West Smith Street
Fire likely started by defective wiring gutted the Mahle home on West Smith Street, causing $5,000 to $6,000 in damage. Attic blaze spread to the roof. firefighters confined the fire to the frame structure as water damage ruined the lower floors. Fire Chief Paulson sustained arm burns. investigation ongoing. Insurance coverage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE Mable
Smith Street
Ames
Gremien
Moors
Furnistore
Paulson
Coolidge Approves Expulsion Of Insurgents
Washington authorities back a new expulsion policy for insurgents using a padlock system. U S District Attorney Emory R Buckner leads the plan with support from National Prohibition Commissioner Roy A Havas. The policy, praised by Buckner, aims to spread widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anneu F
New York
Washington
United States
Emory R. Buckner
Roy A. Havas
Hug
Buckner
Flat-nosed man sought in Gotham jewel theft
United Press reports New York March 10 a gray haired man with a rat nose is sought after the theft of jewels worth 40000 from Mrs Fay Perkins. The case ties to New Yorks culie re apaches and a possible near-solution to the robbery in her apartment early Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Fay Perkins
Missing Leipzig music student Helen Reichert found
The body of Helen Reichert of Canton was found in Leipzig center after being reported missing yesterday. Reichert, a 28 year old piano student in Leipzig for the past two and a half years, was last seen in Leipzig before her disappearance March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prov Leipsig
Germany
Theody
Helen Reichert
Canton
Teapot Dome Case Details Linked to Former Interior Secretary
Federal court in Cheyenne Wyoming heard depositions connecting former Cabinet member Albert B. Fall to Teapot Dome dealings. Harry P. Sinclair and attorney Cal J M W Zegel allegedly discussed lease bids on December 31 1921 and February 3 claiming Government oil drainage avoidance and pipeline benefits. Multiple witnesses, including Henry A Wise and Roy Tallman, testified as depositions were read by Owen J Roberts and George P Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Court Room
Cheyvne
Wyo
Harry P. Sinclair
Cal J M W. Zegel
Washington, D
Albert B. Fall
Three Rivers, N/M
Teapot Dome
Zevely
Owen J. Roberts
Sinclair
Pall
Three Rivers
B Eddy
Towa
Roy Tallman
Court of
Pull
Cheyenne
Denver
Fall
Henry A. Wise
New York
Roberts
George P. Hoover
Washington, D.C
Two Judgments Against Corry Lumber Firm
Jamestown March 10 judgments for 935.06 and 85422 were taken by Warren Ross Lumber Company of Jamestown against Haniel Clark & Son of Corry at a special term Supreme Court led by Justice Harley N. Crosby at Paleoner. The Corry firm is in receivership with Van Vinck & Borgar, who won a ruling that a foreign receivership lacks extraterritorial jurisdiction. Ross & Co. had attached May property of the defendant but failed to obtain judgment earlier due to receivership complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Warren Ross Lumber Company
Haniel Clark & Son
Corry
Supreme Court
Harley N. Crosby
Paleoner
van Vinck & Borgar
Ioeal Lumber Company
Ross Company
Authors Club Elects Officers At Evening Meeting
An Authors Club session at the Library last night elected officers. President Mrs Mary Whittlesty, Vice President Miss Mary Condra, Secretary Mrs J C Robinson, Treasurer Miss Glen At Grant. Flower committee includes Mrs Burlingam and Mrs Tooke. Two readings on Walter H Powe by Miss Edith Cook and Mrs Allen pleased members. plan for a tureen supper at the closing meeting at Mrs Alin's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Authors Club
Mary Whittlesty
Mary Condra
J. C Robinson
Glen
Grant Flower Committee
Burlingam
Tooke
Walter H. Powe
Edith Cook
Allen
Sowers Bill Approved in Assembly in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on March 10, the Sowers bill modifying the Snyder act passed the House by 111 to 56. Sowers defended the measure against police misuse of search warrants and urged alignment with federal acts. Amendments were debated including removing the permit board from Agriculture, with critics calling it a police matter outside Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Harrisburg
Sowers
Armstrong
Law and Orden Committee
Friends of Enforcement
Fred Brerckman
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture
Brenckma
Liquor Conspiracy Foiled At Freeport Distillery
United Fray reports Pittsburgh March 10 prohibition agents thwarted a bootlegging ring planning to loot the A Guick enheimer and Brothers Company distillery at Freeport in a scheme valued around 2 million dollars. Whiskey was found concealed in a warehouse, with several hired men implicated in multiple robberies over four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Pittsburgh
A. Guickenheimer, and Brothers Company
Freeport
Goile
Hose
Funeral services for Charles Ripley held locally
Funeral services for Charles W. Ripley, who died at home in Grand Valley Saturday, were held today. The body will be taken to Columbus Wednesday for burial in David Curtis Cemetery. Survived by his wife Alice Butcam Ripley, a son and daughter, and Mrs Macy Walton of Columbus. Ripley had been in poor health for some time and died after pneumonia illness. Mrs CE Shoop returned home this afternoon from a visit in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Rinley
Grand Valley
Columbus
Burfal
David Curtis
Ripley
Alice Butcam Ripley
Macy Walton
Five Best Radio Features Contest Listings
A garbled broadcast contest listing shows multiple stations and call signs across cities such as New York Washington Schenectady and Chicago. It mentions memory contest timing and a lecture by Trance af phony, with various station codes and locations scattered through the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
WRC
Washington
WGY
Schenectady
WBZ
Springfield
KDKA
Pittsburgh
KYW
Chicago
Wear
WPI
Philadelphia
WSAT
Cincinneti
WCCO
Minneapolie Ste Paul
WOG
Davenport
Cleveland
Saal
Detroit
WIEEL
Heston
WJAR
Providence
WCAE
Pittburgh
WGR
Bufo
Evecrealyy Bilertainess
WEX
Red Apple Club
Wis
CGA
Toronto
Trance Af Phony
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Carol
Union City
Manis
Baltimore
Margaret Koonte
Washington's Monument
Miss Koonte
H. A Koonts
St Joseph
Peabody Conservatory of Mule
Cachivan
Wal
Itleeny
Thepfa
Jamestown Symphony Orchestra
PEMA
Mahle
Ang
Coolidge
Gotham Gem Theft
Slark and Sons Lumber Company
Falconer Court
Charles Ripley
CE. Shoop
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!