Surplus Prompts Another Tax Cut as Sinclair Faces Jail
Oil magnate Sinclair is convicted of contempt of the Senate in a long criminal probe. Jurors awarded a potential term of up to 12 months plus fines. Defense seeks a new trial while appeal options loom. Sinclair commented, calling the case “the first inning,” as he left the courthouse. He later amused friends with racehorse Zev and Papyrus stories.
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Indoor Fair Arranged By Scout Troop and New Era Club
Toy Scout Thos No. 2 and the New Era Club plan a St Patrick day indoor fair at the Presbyterian hall on Priddy street. The program features booths with candy and popcorn, a display of handicraft, a troop indoor circus, plays including The Country Schoolhouse and The Torch of 1930, readings and a Kiddie cap race. Rev Martin leads games and a box social. Admission 5 cents includes a cup of coffee.
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Promises to expose hiding place of loot
Josephi Verkoski linked to a Pittsburgh theft case promises to reveal where loot is buried after detectives find packages near his farm. Weckoski, arrested in Detroit, was to return to Pittsburgh to aid probes, while denying involvement in other robberies.
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St Louis Woman Reaches Century Milestone Celebration
Mrs Hiram Sparks Banister of St Louis turns 110 with a home celebration planned in Park Arid, marking a century since birth. A small cake will feature ten candles to honor the 10 years since the 100th birthday. She reflects on longevity and remembers the Duke of Kent funeral she witnessed as a girl in Devonshire, England.
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Prohibition Factors in 1928 Nominee Selection
Washington reports that prohibition will shape 1928 presidential nominations. Republicans face a dry versus wet split with Borah debating Butler in Boston April 8, while Democrats coalesce around wet leaders like Al Smith and McAdoo as fights over prohibition intensify.
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Plans for Corry Scout Training Drive
D A Willstrom announces reorganization of Corry area troops as progress and a refounded Scout Organization forms. Frayer and Hay leaders visit next Wednesday to meet prospective leaders at the Junior High School to plan training courses and confer with Erie leaders for instruction. The movement seeks active troops at the Presbyterian Church and aims to recruit prospective Scoutmasters for next week's meeting.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars to Initiate at New Home
Lieut AW Thompson Post members anticipate a key meeting at the Elph Home on West Washington for initiation ceremonies marking the first conferral of the initiator's degree at the new headquarters. A successful membership drive ended with the gatefa s team led by K Jourist and Ross Pehlman winning the race for new members. The banquet will feature the wine wing team at Friday's gathering.
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St. Patrick's Day Party at St. Edware's School
Arrangements are complete for St Edware's School St Patrick's Day entertainment tonight at 8 15. A varied entertainment program will be followed by a card party and advance notices suggest a large turnout for the event.
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Convicted Pair Allegedly Pepper-Sprayed Constable in Butler
Charles Xi arkies and partner William Gidias were found guilty of tossing red pepper into Constable Theodore L. Kyuitel’s eyes during a warrant service in Siarkhor. Sentence was declared.
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Prof Edwards Reading Wins Instant Favor For Club
Prof Edwards of the University of Wilkins impressed the Woman's Club with a reading from The Poise City presented as The Four Nut in a vivid campus tableau. His performance bridged theater and literature, delivering a strong, dynamic portrayal that carried the audience through scenes of youth, sport, and aspiration with notable artistry.
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Special Services at Salvation Army Citadel
Senator Ene Hatin of Titusville will speak at tonight's Salvation Army Citadel service on East Washington Street. The Iris String and Silver Hand will assist, and cordial invitations are extended to the public to attend.
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Oil price cuts posted in Pittsburgh market
Pittsburgh March 17 reports another drop in crude oil prices with a reduced per barrel rate. Other grade prices were not clearly stated in the fragment but indicate market movement today.
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Paroled Cook From Fort Worth Receives Federal Sentence
A Fort Worth man once convicted of mail fraud receives parole and a federal sentence of LM years and one month to serve in the penitentiary. The action follows a three year investigation and a physician’s report.
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Rogan Addresses Kiwanis Club on County Government Duties
Commissioner Joseph Rogan spoke before the Kiwanis Club at the Hotel Corry detailing county government duties and officer operations. County farm agent RH Engle and others, including delegate-elect WT England, joined the meeting, which featured Irish music and a potato club note.
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Promised Cold Weather With Brief Winter End
Fragments report cold weather ahead with a Weather Bureau forecast. A stray butterfly is noted near East Pleasant Street as error riddled text references a local event and capture.
E R R Adds Fast Freight To Service
The railroad recently added stops between Japan City in the new train service, with the line becoming operational this week.
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Greetings From Irish Free State President
Irish Free State president William T. Oosgrave sends St Patrick’s Day greetings from Dublin. He notes social and economic progress, hopes for continued prosperity, and urges Irish Americans to push self reliance and pride. Navy recruitment officers will set up a station at the post office Friday afternoon for physical exams and enlistment information.
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Recruiting Officer to Visit City Friday
Ralph Bailey will leave the evening for Mercershurs it Change of A shipment of fish sent from the Corry hatchery.
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Ford libel case focus on Sapiro articles
United Press reports Senator Reed defending Henry Ford by saying Ford never read the Sapiro articles and was not involved in the libel. Reed argued the pieces printed in Dearborn publications were true in essence and part of a privileged press defense. Gallagher outlined three libel classes and estimated Dearborn circulation at about 600,000 with total damages near 1.2 million dollars from twenty issues seen by millions.
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Treasury Surplus Forecast Exceeds Earlier Projections
Treasury Secretary Mellon announced the fiscal year surplus will exceed 500 million dollars, surpassing the 353 million dollar forecast. Income tax collections for March are expected near 100 billion with a rise over last year, while the government plans large exchanges of bonds and debt reductions.
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Summer train service discussed with railroad officials
A group of local business men conferred with Allegheny Division Pennsylvania Railroad officials about potential changes to summer passenger train schedules on the local division. Attendees included D Warren DeRossy and J Windalt with division officers from Oil City and Titusville arriving by special train for the talks.
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Pennington Favored in Prohibition Commission Race
Washington March 17 United Press reports six candidates compete for the new prohibition commissioner post. Among named contenders are J D Pennington prohibition administrator in Pittsburgh E D Melley Chicago prohibition administrator Roy Haynes and others. Mellon declines to name the remaining three.
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Today’s Five Best Radio Features
Radio listings show Atlantic City WEAP at 11:00 p m with Ancient Order of Hic korpians Annual Dance and Eskimos Minstrel Show. KGO Oakland at 9:61 p m Pacific airs Victor Herbert Opera The Serenade. WJS and affiliates schedule The Radiotrons at 2 p m Eastern. WCCO Minneapolis St Paul airs Far North Broadcast at 6 p m Central.
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