California Judge Named Secy Navy in Surprise Nomination
Judge Wilbur, a California jurist, is nominated to be Secretary of the Navy by the President. He previously led the California Supreme Court and pioneered juvenile court laws in Los Angeles. The Senate will confirm or reject the nomination after formal submission.
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United Arm
Washington
California
Wibury
Senate
Wibin
Willie
Basan Slenip
Phi
Flent
Wilhur
California Supreme Fonnt
Naval Academy
Annapo Vii
Alyways
Inet
Ennilitine Hil
Wilhut
Wit
Wanngton
iThys Aga
Atfonsgh
Teedimienlad
Saltathe -Shoekrings
Yiforii
Boonesville
Lowi
Unter States Naval Academy
Angeles
Calif
Pupuily Dirket
Bounty
Axadovats Jrustiie
Wilbur Maten
Duvenile Court of
Los Angeles
Eyteringue Supreme Court
Wilhtr
Warritd
Olivn Doalittie
St Paul
Rags
Willine
Stirs Fon
Thirteen Arrested in Uniontown Dope Raids
Federal and state narcotics agents roped in thirteen suspects in Uniontown for violations of the Harrison Act. The operation targeted narcotic infractions in the Monongahela Valley with alleged drugs valued at about 420000. Warranted arrests followed at multiple locations as authorities pursued related charges.
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Uniontown
Vitteburgh
Percy
Meriongahela Vaile
Mayle
Arrenty
Antaeied
Prinurers
Pinubisiyt
Irealiemet
Corry Music Lovers Hear Kreisler in Concert
The Corry audience will hear violinist Kreisler in a concert at the Batter Amore. Plans include frequent trips by the author and notable local figures to attend, with emphasis on the music event and the touring schedule.
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Corry
Kreisler
Gringe
Narrow Sight
Inmdie
Weill
Ivill
Auto Show Opens to Large Crowd in Titusville
A bustling turnout welcomed the Automobile Show as Packard Ford Dodge Oakland Wing Maxwell and more were displayed in a circular exhibit at the Armory. Donal dson’s orchestra and Efie prepared a program while the $15,000 Locomobile drew attention. The event runs today and tomorrow with afternoon and evening hours.
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Packard
Ford
Dodge
Oakland
Maxwell
Chevaler
Chalmers
Jor Flag
Willye Knight
Overland
Nash
Uysiiit
Star
Rew
Metxpur
Titusville
Donaldson
Armory
Newingham
Hranklin Motor Company
Rasles
New Offices for Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Firm
Corry Jamestown Manufacturing announces relocation to offices near Citizens National Bank, with Knights of Columbus quarters to be vacated. The entire suite will be remodeled under new management with a complete department reorganization planned for April. Several couples and staff changes noted among O Day Smith Dihltrans.
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Corry Jamestown Corp
Knights of Columbus
Corry Jamestown Manufacture Corporation
Knights of Colmmbuy
Citizens National Hank
Knights
Rpm
Merry Jamestowh. Corporation
Evite
Kolunts of
Columbus
Munigtyal Club
Allice Force
Corry Jamustowy Company
Evangelistic Meetings at MLE Church Here
Evangelist Dr Penvock led a revival sermon at the Methodist church urging scriptural revival. He traced historic revivals from Moses to Pentecost and urged ongoing efforts to solve church and state problems. He to speak again tonight and three times more this week with a noted schedule.
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Methodist Church
Penvock
Moses Joshua
Eltjsh
Bera
Christian’ Church
América
Peacock
St Barnabus Home Head to Speak Here
Distorted notice from St Wardabay Brotherhood announces a talk by a St Barnabus Home official. It notes the charity cares for destitute men and boys of any race, with emphasis on Sunday events and support.
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ST. Barnabus
Trothee
Samures Papery
St. Wardabay Brotherhood
Wi Pho
Srimanwel
Dan the Brotherhood Siulnteing
Dave
North Best
Fire destroys Meadville hospital wing and injures few
A blaze at Meadville hospital on Pine Street caused extensive damage to the second and third floors and damaged the first floor wing. An estimated twenty five thousand dollars in damage was reported with a $2900 X ray machine destroyed. Several patients were moved to safety or nearby homes as smoke spread through the building.
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Bperiver Hospital
Meadville
Tate
Nro
Lowe
Mead Ville Hospital
Witty
auRea Wingemeers
Pune
Walter Leonard
Leonird-sayy
Nyheed
Tara
Pine Atreer
Meudville
Carter Hill Home Burned In Early Morning Fire
Fire destroyed the remodeled Steadman home in Carter Hill early today. Owner Ton Rows, moving in soon, and a neighbor Mat Moward alerted authorities as flames filled the structure. Origin undetermined, overheated chimney suspected. barn remained undamaged.
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Steadman
Ton Rows
Carter
Ross
Lakers
Mat Moward
Underwood
British radio tests fail in cross Atlantic links
A distorted report notes disappointing results from early radio tests linking British stations and American receivers. Observers expect clearer signals as the experiment aims to unify transatlantic broadcasts with singers from the Savoy hotel and London performances broadcast to New York audiences.
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Until Frew
New York
Mareh d4
Peltain
America
Tsk
Marconi
Orphan
Savoy Hotel
London
Richmond Temple
Ambassador Hotel
Avery
Aaresilly
Walshill Probe Halted by Senate Oil Committee
Washington March 14 The Senate Oil committee adjourned until Tuesday due to the indisposition of Lana Walshill chief investigator Watt notified Chairman Ladd the committee he would stay away from work. Hearings resume Tuesday with 16 witnesses expected to testify.
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United Washington
Senate Oil Committee
Lana
Walsh
Montana
Watt
Ladd
Wineases Suibe
House to take vote on bonus bill next Tuesday
Washington dispatch reports the House agreed to bring up the new bonus bill for a final vote next Tuesday under a suspension of the rules, which will preclude amendments.
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Washington
Unopposed Raymond Expected For Assembly Seat
Raymond Laverne Rayman of Erie County faces no opposition for reelection to the assembly, with nominating papers filed at Harrisburg. The list includes Milton W. Shreve and Edward M. Murphy among others, as well as several Republican and Democrat candidates for state and district offices.
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Harrisburg
Laverne Rayman
Erie County
Erie
Tarar
Raymond i
Congress
Milton W. Shreve
Culivertson
Eric Meadville
Caldwell
Titusville
Artie le Hatés
Mead Lilles
August Willrdn
Arthur W. Milne
James P Rossiter
Tiys IL
Five Best Radio Features Across Cities
Listings highlight programs from WEAM New York and WY in New York with Paul Whiteman and orchestras. Violin recital from Michel Hoffran from Carnegie Hall. Fort Worth WRAP presents a central time concert. Pittsburghs College of Industrial Arts broadcasts a concert. Louisville WHAS features The Rose Maiden by Clef Choral Club and student performances from Louisville residents.
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WEAM
New York
Paul Whiteman
Div Orchessra
Michel Hoffran
Carnegie Halle
Fort Worth
Central
College of Industrial Arts
KPKA
Pittsburgh
Fenstern
Clef Choral Club
WHAS
Louisville
New Masonry Temple Planned as Modern Fraternity Hall
A new fraternity temple will rise on North Center Street in 1925 with early spring construction and a two story brick building. The first floor will hold a store room and two large 24 by 84 foot rooms, while the upper floors include club rooms, a lounging area, pool parlor, offices, banquet room, kitchen, and a lodge on the third level with seating and a commandery regalia room. The temple aims to be one of the most modern and well equipped in the region, reflecting pride in the community.
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Mem “Weps
Masonraternlty
Nove
Oliver Johnson
Jamestown Ditch
North Center Street
Masonu
Lillard
Daylight Saving Time Law Examined by State Officials
March 1 report from TWARRISAERG notes Frat law permits municipalities to adopt daylight saving time but conflicts arise with state prohibitions. Attorney Treneval Woodall ruled the law invalid though Woodruff warned municipalities cannot pass ordinances that alter standard time.
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Twarrisaerg
Treneval Woodall
Woodruff
Granting of Sewer Permit Now Expected
City engineer and mayor report progress toward securing a state health department permit for the Eagle Street sewer project. Officials met in Harrisburg and expect to begin work soon after a clearer understanding with state authorities.
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Thut
Harrikburg
Htig
Epenly
Incendiary Fire Probe Reopens at Star Restaurant
State marshal's Office reopened an investigation into the incendiary fire that gutted the Star Restaurant on East Mitt Street early Saturday. Anna, alleged owner of the PEMOUFact, was arrested and charged with arson, pled not guilty, and posted $2,000 bail. Additional arrests may follow as the probe continues.
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Star
East Mitt Street
Sady Eiony
Anna
Pemoufact
Potterle
Trial of 350000 Damage Law Against Railroad
Mrs. Rya L. Cutting sues Pennsylvania railroad over her husband Harold Cutting death from a North Corry crossing accident last spring. Federal court hearing set for the first week of April with several local residents called as witnesses.
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Rya L. Cutting
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harold Cutting
North Corry
Butta
ReadVERTISE AT ONCE FOR UNION ROAD BIDS
Advertisement notice from United Press announcing highway bids in Pennsylvania. Westmoreland County includes Irwin borough for 3,308 feet at 61 910.45 dollars. Fayette County Uniontown area, 6,306 feet at 73,122.80 dollars. Rejections listed for Erie, Indiana, Lawrence, Somerset, and Washington counties. Bids for rejected sections to be revised immediately per highway department.
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Georges Township
Smithfield Lorawgh
Highway Department
Erie County
Union City
LeRiveuf
Union Townships
Indiana County
Armagh
Wheatfield Township
Lawrence County
Beaver Township
Somerset County
New Centerville
Roskeyport
Allard Townsship
Watshington County
Bethlehem
Lowenship
veBisea
Maid ‘Yn
Hindiway
Mrs W A Knowlton Dies in Jamestown
Word came that Mrs W A Knowlton died at her Jamestown New York home. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 1:90 p.m. from the residence.
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W. A. Knowlton
Jamestown
J W Knowlton
W.A. Knowlton
Jammertown
N.Y
Pennsylvania Railroad raises wages for 29,000 workers
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced a wage increase affecting engineers firemen hostlers and hostlery helpers across the system. The new rates take effect January 26 1924 and raise daily pay by 24 to 86 cents depending on service. The raise covers more than 2600 workers in Philadelphia and about 29,000 nationwide.
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ERIE
Mare
Benagy
Jl Brie
Pennsylvania
Jate
Fies
I. Philuydelphias
Lukic
Hosters
Investigating Mellon At Harding's Request
Washington dispatch details claims before the Daugherty committee about covert probes by Gustov Muay involving cabinet officers and lawmakers. Reports describe alleged large cash payments, secret investigations, and connections to Jess Smith and Secretary of the Treasury Mellon.
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United Press
Washington
March
Tolel
Gustov Muay
Opmer
Ayesity O’ Hay
Ann Office
Department
Menyt
Sim
Roxie Stinson Smith
Mitsu Vompany” l
Standard Aircraft Company
Department of Justice
Jess Smith
War ‘Department
la Follette
Wisconsin
Caraway
Arkansas
Brice
Maryland
JuWottette
Mexico
Sunvesti
Kate Sale
United States
Or. Velden
Sidney Richer
Republicany Party
Snoney
Rosie Stain
Saute
Manling
Stereary Hughes
McLean
Gaston B. Means
Daugherty
Means
Department of Jue
Ormies Smith
Daughertys
Taye
Roxie Stinson
Colarabus
Senate
Daujeherty
Caytin ‘B. Meany
Department of We Thes
Atueeter
Montara
York
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Raymond
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