Pinchot Dry Measure Passed By Governor In Senate Vote
Governor Pinchot's prohibition enforcement bill cleared the State Senate by 30 to 16 amid strong opposition from Faith ranks led by Senator Sisson. Amendments favored by the governor, including enhanced enforcement provisions, were approved, as the chamber also named a list of voting senators and absentees.
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Day Bill Sisson Opposition Guides State Senate Passed
The article discusses a school site dispute in Corry with Sisson opposing a Day Bill. It argues shifting from Junior to Senior High could reduce travel for many students and improve attendance, while preserving the overall development plan and future expansion options.
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North Center Street
Corry
Jurors Tampering Probe Muddies Gow Small Case
An investigation into alleged juror tampering in the Gow case surrounds Len Small’s trial. Governor acquitted on conspiracy to misuse state aid after a lengthy trial. Lake County prosecutor Smith led a secret probe tied to a Chicago labor leader’s claim the trial aimed to “fix” the jury.
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Lake County
Keorey
Mrs Saludes Sentenced for Second Degree Murder
New York March 1 Mrs Paul ette Saludes was sentenced to from 20 years to life imprisonment for the second degree murder of Oscar Martelliere shot in his office. She refused arraignment claiming illness and was escorted to court by matrons and heavily guarded during transport.
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New York
Paulette Saludes
Fife
Oscar Martelliere
First Payment On Debt Bill by United Press
Waslington March 14 Treasury officials expect Britain to make the first payment under the war debt funding agreement with the United States. The payment will exceed 4 million dollars to reduce the total debt to 4.6 billion under the terms of the agreement.
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Waslington
Great Britain
Treasury
United States
Stolen Goods Recovered In Clarendon Hotel Theft
Police recovered hundreds of dollars worth of jewelry clothing and furnishings stolen from the Clarendon hotel owned by Rev and Mrs J O McDonald. Carrie Loomis 18 implicated in possession of much of the loot and later admitted the thefts producing the goods. Police continue investigations to identify additional stolen items from the McDonald home.
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Clarendon Hotel
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Corry
Carrie Loomis
North Torry
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Annrn Xeodd
Boostin Tire Prices Foreseen In Akron
Akron reports tire price increases predicted due to higher rubber and fabric costs. Experts forecast prices rising by about 10 percent before April 4 as production climbs beyond 1919 boom levels. Local plants expect output to continue growing amid tight supplies and rising demand.
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Akron
Mato
Steel explains bursting of chain store bubble
Leanned Re Steel spoke about the collapse of a large chain store chain in a formal interview with a chief reporter yesterday. He described years of work and loyalty, claiming others betrayed him and implying a large financial loss tied to the Steel enterprise.
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Trenty
Murder Case Roots in Philadelphia Plasterer Suspect
Police say John Manning, a Philadelphia plasterer, is the man alleged to have murdered his wife. Neighbors recall a tense night as officers searched nearby woods and questioned Mannings in connection with the stabbing at their home.
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Philadelphia
Kent Toiely
Rotary delegation heads to Erie conference from Corry
Ten Corry Rotary members will attend the Twenty Seventh district Rotary clubs conference in Toronto March 14 and 16. Erie delegates will travel by special train from Buffalo for a banquet and ball events.
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Loveland
Sid Stranke
British Labor Intervenes in Ruhr Plea Refined
United Press reports amid German Ruhr crisis with British Labour urging government action. Debates in Westminster show divisions on intervention, with The Times and Daily News weighing risks of inactivity. Speech by Sir John Simon frames policy as pivotal, vote ends with 219 to 201, resignation discussed.
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Lenin Soviet Mastermind Critically Ill
Reports from Moscow indicate Lenin is gravely ill with officials describing a relapse after a period of exhaustion. Continued health concerns raise questions about leadership during a critical moment for the Soviet state. The government confirms he remains under medical care as doctors assess his condition.
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Moscow
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Kidnapped Girl Tells Story in Hazleton
Miss Hattie Pettit, 20, reported abductors after being found unconscious in the Gospel Mission basement. She described attending a meeting with Charles Kebler and being attacked, then waking in the hospital as police and investigators, including Dr Gaughen, pursued leads. The girl was being sent to a protective facility for further checkups.
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Larkin Denied Entry in Canada Amid Labor Arrests
June 14 report from Montreal notes Jim Larkin, famed Inmet labor agitator, declared undesirable and refused entry after immigration inspectors inform him he is unwelcome in the Dominion. He asserts citizenship in Alfred Mortonson area while an inspector counters. A separate line mentions Alfred Mortonson visiting Clymer for business.
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No big cuts in appropriations planned, governor says
The governor indicated no major reductions in state appropriations are planned for education and related programs. He cited a total near 89.6 million in the unmodified Edmonds estimate, with two suggested budget paths affecting four quarterly payments and overall education funding levels. If adopted, anticipated costs could drop to 39.18 million with revised allocations and adherence to statutory schedules.
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Cramer, Vets Bureau Head, Kills Self
General Counsel of the Viro clans bureau, Cramer, was under Senate scrutiny over charges and relief actions. He was found dead in his home with a revolver nearby after a shotgun incident reported by a chauffeur who alerted police. The case follows government investigations into the agency.
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United Press
Washington
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Aged resident dies at home of son in Columbus area
Mrs Emily J Shenmens aged 75 dies at her son Sars Slemmiens home 19 West Parl Pies this morning in Glock Colubus Pa March 14 Rev John Tuttle to speak at Community church Sunday March 18 with large attendance anticipated Raymond Sandburg returns from Mercersburg College for Easter with parents on Wright street
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Pyttla Somes
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Mercersburg
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