Passage of Pennsylvania motor code awaited tonight
United Press reports in Harrisburg that the administration’s new motor code, including a proposed removal of the speed limit for pleasure vehicles, is set for final passage tonight. Governor Pinney opposes abolishing the limit, while amendments in the Senate aim to satisfy concerns before final approval. A separate Newark dispatch notes a fatal plane crash near Newark with 19 dead, while more details emerge on the pilot Lou Foote and passenger Parsons.
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Harrisburg
Beliahea
Pennsylvania
Pinner
Senate
Newark
N. J. Mar
Ment Parsons
Sir James Hospital
Parsons
Lou Foote
Foote
American Aviation
Colonial Airways, Inc
Lou Foots
Footend
Metropolitan
New York City
Casper DaMotte
New Jersey Central Railroad
Matthew Torhan
William Murtagh
Jordan
Murtagh
Delmont Parsons
Pélow
Anton Bolles
West New York
Joseph Bauer
Stamford
Conn
Raymond Helmste
Steever
Bloomfield
Reginald JD
St Patrick's Day Busy Store and Local Births
Store was busy on St Patrick's Day as births are reported by Corry Journal. Leona Many was born at home to Mr and Mrs Ralph Bailey on West Smith Street. Daughters were born to Mr and Mrs William Fulcher on West Columbus Avenue and to Mr and Mrs Norbert Nantes of Erie, formerly here, at Corry hospital. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Lester E Hopler of Liberty Street at home.
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Polr Bibles
Corry
St. Patelen'y
Ue Journal Today Disclosed
Leona Many
Ralph Bailey
West Smith Street
William Fulcher
West Columbus Avenue
Norbert Nantes
Erie
Corry Hospital
Lester E. Hopler
Liberty Street
Hom
Injunction Granted Against Local Junk Yard Nuisance
North Center street property owners won a court injunction against A Zalznele for a junk yard on North Center street. Judge William Hirt issued a permanent restraining order, with exceptions due within ten days, and several residents were subpoenas at the Erie hearing. Local citizens testified as witnesses on both sides, reflecting broad community concern over the nuisance.
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North Deer Street
Erie County
A. Zalznele
North Center Street
Covinsel
Wele Inte
Willam Hirt
Erie
Judge Hirt
Erle
Curb Seat Price Set In New York Exchange Sale
News from New York reports a new high curb seat price of 190000 in a New York Garb exchange membership sale. The sale topped the earlier record of 185009 by 3500, marking a significant increase and a new peak for the market today.
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New York
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments Listings
Radio guide outlines five best programs across networks. From 9:00 to 11:00 p.m. schedules include recording artists in coypr te music, talking movie stars, a gala vaudeville program with Olive Kline and Gene Austin, a United Choral Ringers performance, and Beethoven’s opera Fidelio broadcast.
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NBC
WOR
CBS
WHARF
Olive Kline
Gene Austin
United Choral Ringers
WEAF
Fleldio
Hex murder case shocks Allentown area
Allentown authorities in a new hex murder probe arrest Charles Belles a 9 year old mechanic linked to the death of Verma Dex the girl found near an airfield. Police say Belles confessed to crafting charms but denied administering the poisons cited by the coroner as cause of death while relatives recalled Verma had sought various doctors over two years.
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Chas. T. Belles
East Alentovia
Pennsylvania
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Marhine
Belles
Bettes
Ethan Allan Geurhart
Frederick &. Bausch
Miss Dels
Augusta Derkiammer
Derhammeet
Verma
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Yerma
Narrow escape for NCRACKEN in aviation incident
Youngstown Ohio March 18 Willan P McCracken Jr assistant secretary of commerce bureau of aeronautics escaped injury when the Ryan airplant he rode nosed in the mud at Bernard Airport during takeoff. A E Citrell of Chicago was at the controls. Slow speed likely averted a serious crash. McCracken arrived from Washington and Gutre who flew from Chicago. He hoped to reach Chicago for an address later today.
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Ohio
Willan P. McCracken, Jr
Commiergs Bureau of Aeronautics
Ryan
Chicago
Bernard
A. E. Citrell
Serius
McCracken
Washington
Mél Gutre
Wrecks Over Weekend Leave Four Dead and Many Hurt
Harrisburg reports over a weekend autos disasters across eastern and central Pennsylvania. The dead include Stanley Szepkowsel Reading, Howard Waller York, Samuel Banchieri Parsons, and Mary Fuller Fountain Hill. Others were injured or killed in crashes near York and Lancaster, with a heavy wind overturning a car near Lancaster injuring seven, and a Quakertown crash sending three injured after a vehicle dropped onto railroad tracks.
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Reading
Howard Waller
York
Samuel Banchieri
Parsons
Mary Fuller
Fountain
Szepkowski
White
Walter
Copanion
George Holden
Sandiers
Freight wreck delays Renovo Line traffic near Imperium
Pennsylvania Railroad’s Renovo division faced major delays after a freight wreck at Beechtgood near Imperium. About 34 to 43 cars derailed, delaying eastbound trains and diverting No. 508 via Olean and Warren. No crew injuries reported. cause of the crash under investigation.
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Imperium
Olean
Warr En
Filer
Philadelphia
Prohibition Agent Walters Sentenced to Life in NYC
Reginald Walters, former prohibition agent, was sentenced to life imprisonment for offering stock in Atlantic Refining Company to stockholders. The case linked to Hunter R. Stollen involved a scheme to issue 240 million shares at a ratio of one new share per three held. Walters faced murder-related charges with a recommendation for Tenlaney, and a motion for a new trial was overruled.
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United Press
Walters’ Secu
Tenlaney
Rebels Evacuate Torreon to Escalon Headquarters
General J G Escobar and the Revolutionary Army evacuated Torreon and moved field headquarters to Escalon, a railroad junction about 100 miles north. The evacuation occurred as troops advanced toward Escalon and a new HQ was established today.
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Jaques D'Armanu
United Press
Revolutionary Army
Escalon
Mexico
J. G. Escobar
Torreon
Escaon
Mew
Escilon
Captain Baker Begins Return Flight From Panama
Captain C R Baker of the U S Army air service started a return flight from Panama to the United States at 4 p m local time. He aimed for Brownsville Texas that evening and planned to continue to San Antonio if weather allowed. He previously departed Brownsville for France Field with multiple stops but was delayed by weather, spending a night at Managua.
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Mtagua
Nicaragua
Congressional
Canal Zone
Col. Fisher
France Field
Baker
Brownsville
Tampico
Minjatitlan
Méx
Guatemala City
Managua
Mexic
Tehuantepec
State board to consider commuting Alvarez Miquel sentence
Harrisburg March 18 The State board of pardons will be asked this week to commute the death sentence of Alvarez Miquel of Schuylkill County who escaped from Pottsville jail and was recaptured 16 hours later Counsel for Miquel will argue the killing of his sweetheart Louise Jacks was accidental Execution has been set for Monday
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State Board of Pardons
Alvarez Miquel
Schuylle's County
Pottsville
Miquel
Pardon Board
Louise Jacks
Mrs. Rhinehert Returns Home to Garland After Visit
Mrs. Clayance Rhinehert, after four visits in the city with relatives, calmed as she returned to her Garland home this morning.
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Clayance Rhinehert
Garland
Hull Warns Of Necessity For Rigid Economy
Washington dispatch reports Representative Corder Aull argues for minimal government appropriations and strict economy to avoid higher taxes next year. Despite a $50 million surplus this year, Hull predicts a substantial 1930 deficit from farm relief and flood control, urging revenue-raising measures and a possible one percent increase in the revenue rate if Congress does not act.
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Joseph S. Wasney
United Press
Washington
Corder Aull
Dem
Tenn
Hull
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Atd the Treasury
Railway Mill Cartiers
Congress
House
Senate
Lindy Plans Coast to Coast Airmail Rail Service
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Charles A. Lindbergh is designing a coast to coast airmail passenger service with a 36 hour travel time. The route would run New York to Los Angeles with a plane leg from Columbus to California, avoiding the Allegheny Mountains. The plan, backed by Pennsylvania Railroad and Transcontinental Air Transport, aims to speed cross country travel and integrate rail transfers.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
United Press
Pittsburgh
Cal
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
New Yorks
Los Angeles
Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc
Lindbergh
New York
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Allegheny Mountain
Serosa
Federal Plane Wrecked Near Torreon
Raul Bastos, district attorney at Torreon, reports six men who crewed a federal bombing plane were killed when their craft crashed on the Oaxaca road five miles from Torreon after a battle with a rebel plane. The incident occurred Saturday as federal forces attacked the city.
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EL Paso
Texas
Raul Bastos
Torreon
Alabama towns wiped off map by flood disaster
Two Alabama towns face utter destruction as flood waters devastate Elba Geneva and nearby communities. Rescue efforts reveal hundreds homeless, disease fears rise, and state mobilizes guards and inoculation camps while recovery plans focus on rehabilitation and aid.
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Troy
Ala
Tshwani
Geneva
Day
Lahama National Guard
Iftes
Nved
Wealth Service
Col. Parsons
Hay
Crayes
Eiba
Gentva
Grieves
Charles A. Moffett
State Board of Administ
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Selma
Jenet
Georgia
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Alabama
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