Four Die As Severe Blizzard Grips Midwest and West
The blizzard and rapid temperature drop left four dead as storms crippled travel from the Rockies to the Atlantic. Winds and heavy snow halted rail service, toppled poles, and caused property damage, with isolated deaths linked to exposure in Colorado and nearby states.
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Missing Corry Girl Traced to Pittsburgh
Corry police say missing Miss Dornthy Gathet has been traced to Pittsburgh after disappearing from her home Wednesday night. Authorities learned she traveled by train with an unnamed escort and may be in the Pittsburgh area, with no clear information on her present whereabouts. A informant who left on the same train provided details, and authorities are pursuing leads with Pittsburgh officials.
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Senator Hiram Johnson Plans Three Month Russia Visit
Senator Hiram Johnson of California arrived in Paris and announced plans to travel across Europe over a three month stay. He aims to form a reasoned view of European affairs and discuss American isolation during his trip.
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Educational drive under way as Harding campaign gains momentum
United Press dispatch reports a nationwide educational drive forming in support of Harding. Party leaders in Washington plan preliminary campaign programs to drum up support for another term, with President Harding greeted by cheering crowds and a nod from Attorney General Daugherty.
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Man Admits Shooting After Springfield Mills Tragedy
Edward McCarthy confessed to shooting Cecil Hopkins who was found with his wife in Joliet. The case ties to a wealthy resident’s son and involves a Mills worker’s wife and her husband, with Hopkins fatally wounded in the chest and abdomen. Police reported the admission after investigators followed a trail from the real estate office to the Mills area.
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Police Act to Close Joint on East Main Street
Police move to permanently close a jointly run house on East Main Street after neighbor complaints and police inspection. Authorities say they have evidence against the proprietor on several charges and plan immediate prosecution if the case proceeds. The proprietor reportedly left the city and the building owner cooperates with the closure effort.
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Youth Fined for Attack on Hotel Property
Pleading to charges of assault and battery and disorderly conduct, Roland Fianan was fined 10 dollars on each charge and assessed 3 dollars in costs by Police Magistrate Porter. His drunkenness led to suspensions and payment issues as police followed up after an early Saturday attack at Phoenix hotel.
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Federal Farm Mortgages Not Taxable Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled federal farm mortgage assets are not subject to state taxation. The decision overruled an Alabama tax of ten cents per hundred on a mortgage from the Federal Farm Loan Bank in New Orleans. D. W. Credland of Montgomery County was involved in the case as state officers argued tax conflicts with the federal framework.
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Champion Typist to Visit Corry on Wednesday
George Hotsfeld, renowned as the world champion typist for three consecutive years, will visit Corry High School Wednesday afternoon. The event draws significant local interest as students and faculty anticipate demonstrations and guidance from the reigning titleholder.
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Halt fraud case fails in last minute postponement bid
In Philadelphia on March 19 the defense failed to secure a delay in the trial of Matthew P. Griffin and 12 co defendants accused of defrauding the government of 85 million dollars. The proceeding proceeded before Judge McKeshan in the United States district court.
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Armed Guards Halt Oil Drilling in Cemetery
Local authorities and armed guards stopped an oil drilling operation at a cemetery. Court actions and safety concerns delayed plans to continue drilling amid disputes over property rights and burial grounds.
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State School Finance Issue in Forefront
United Press reports in Harrisburg that the state legislature debates school finance with committees shaping a plan. The governor favors a bill expected to pass committee and reach a full chamber vote next week as discussions center on a proposed 68 million dollar education appropriation and revenue sources.
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Gas Shortage Relief Roadmap Emerges From Company Plan
A tentative plan outlines a gas industry response involving the Federal and state authorities, the Pennsylvanian venture, and a new plant to increase supply.Executives including Stephin S took part, detailing a proposed facility and regulatory steps to alleviate shortages and stabilize prices.
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Corry
Booth to Head International Commerce Body
Rome report says Will Boothly of Guaranty Trust New York to lead the International Chamber of Commerce. Delegates agreed on American policy direction for European reconstruction and cooperation between government and private interests. The U S delegation outlines a program as 32 nations attend the congress in Rome. Premier Mussolini warned violators face isolation as Sweden proposes stabilizing monetary units. In Los Angeles, three bandits robbed a chain grocer collector, escaping with 25 000 to 30 000 dollars in cash and checks.
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Refuted Charges Stir West Virginia Bishop Controversy
United Press reports clashes at Ashura Park involving Bishop Lysis and Rev O Hara during a conference. The fray centered on accusations against the bishop and concerns over church influence and unity among American Methodists.
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Dancing Party Pleasing Event at St Patrick Night
A Rye Kentucky event at the wabery Saturday evening drew a large crowd for a grand march and decorated hall themed in Sir Patrick colors. Rathbun's orchestra provided a delightful program for dancing until 42 o clock as guests from Erie, Warren Oil, Guy and Titusville attended with numerous couples.
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Strange creature terrorizes women in eerie encounter
A bizarre incident reported in March describes a strange creature stalking women near a street by Mel OWe and Paliee Tee Stu hain simpy ty capuine ap mull. A corgi companion observed the man terrorizing a victim as bystanders shouted for help at Fiat vata Ave.
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Women Voters Push Abolition of Poll Tax
A movement led by women voters advocates ending the poll tax as part of a broader legislative program in Pennsylvania. The group publicizes its aims through meetings in Harrisburg and centers on securing support from state lawmakers and the governor.
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Corry
THREE COUNCILMEN TO BE NAMED IN NOVEMBER
The article notes council terms and primary timing for upcoming city elections. It mentions current commissioners and potential candidates, with references to party alignment and the November vote. Key names referenced include past officials and possible new appointees.
Hotel Team Rally Opens Campaign For New Hotel Project
The Steweart led group of Sonport proposes a new hotel in Uvee cht and holds tonight’s first rally at 6 90 at the Presbyterian Peninsiiey. Ivy Lion captains and teams attend dinner and receive campaign instructions as the sales force organization nears completion.
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Pinchot Dry Bill Advances as House Set to Act
Governor Pinchot expressed strong confidence that his dry bill will become law after Senate passage by a wide margin. He cited Republican support in the House and pledged party backing to carry out the administration agenda.
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No Comment From Johnson On Harding Nomination
Paris dispatch records Senator Hiram Johnson declining to comment on Harding's presidential bid. He mentions Attorney General Daugherty’s Saturday announcement that Harding would be a candidate and notes another man may contest the nomination.
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Executions Reported of 200 Political Prisoners in Georgia
Paris dispatch dated March 19 cites a Constantinople diary claiming two hundred political prisoners were executed by Reds in Georgia. Reports say bodies were strewn in the streets and a wave of arson orders affected towns in Gowrie Province. The Georgia republic remains one of the few Bolshevik states not yet absorbed into the Russian republic federation.
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