Leaders Behind Gas Tax Boost to Enforce Prohibition
Washington reports a major federal push to enforce the liquor law with nearly 60 million dollars for the year and 2 million extra for city agencies. Extra prohibition agents, drawn from veterans, will be spread across 25 districts, with a permanent expansion planned beyond this year.
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Cecil Owen
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Exta Prohibition
Dry Bureau
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Ana
Promti
Ion
Jamas—M. Doran
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Justice Department
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Customa Bureau
Coast Guard
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Uidke
Fisher Scores In Fight Over Gasoline Tax
Harrisburg dispatch reports Republican leaders moved to back a four cent per gallon gasoline tax hike as demanded by Governor Fisher. The plan relies on booster bills to raise revenues for the highway department, with House passage seen as likely despite Treasurer Lewis opposing the increase.
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Thomas E. Williams
United Press
Harrisburg
Fisher
W. L. Mellon
Joseph TL. Grundy
Samuel S. Lewis
State Highway Department
Lewis
Griffith House
Talbot House
Griffith
Highway Department
Talbot
House
Senate
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Eponsor
Joalendar
Spangler
York
Stuart
Bill Aimed at Hit Run Driver Passed in Pa House
Harrisburg March 19 The Pennsylvania House passed a bill aimed at hit and run drivers. The measure intends to tighten penalties and improve enforcement for voluntary manslaughter cases stemming from reckless driving.
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United Flags
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House
Flood Disaster Peak Seen Passed in Alabama
Eyed by United Press from Montgomery on March 19, Bibbs Graves said the flood’s peak had passed in Alabama, leaving a housing crisis for thousands of homeless. Early counts reported about 100 deaths, with extensive crop, property losses and up to 1 000 homeless in the Geneva Kiba area, Brewton Flameton district hit hard, and Georgia Florida reports awaited.
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Montgomery
Ala
Roy. Bibbs Graves
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Alabama River
Hough
Witco County
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Geneva-Alba
Geneve-Kiba
Georgia
Florida
Washington
Alabama
American Red Cross
Hollywood
Mabel Normand
CHICAGO DIAMOND HEIST AND GLOBAL NOTES BULLETIN
A UP dispatch reports two bandits robbed Mr and Mrs Herman Peigenheimer of diamonds worth 20000 in Chicago. Other items include foreign women and children arriving in Shanghai amid anti foreign sentiment, Benes Trogs resigning in Prague, and U S and Allied industry news from Pittsburgh and Oslo. Also notes oil production in Oklahoma, Byrd expedition searches, a funeral poisoning case in Waterbury, and Red Cross flood appropriation.
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United Press
Chicago
T Jay
Herman Peigenheimer
Two Union City Men Held for Erie County Charges
James Sellen and Ted Turner were arrested yesterday in Union City area and face Erie County Court grand jury for seven counts of chicken stealing from Concord Township resident J. R. Tatler. They were bound over on $1,000 bail each after a morning hearing before Justice Clinton Bolard. Also notes motor ride discussions for King George at Grampwell House in Bognor England.
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James Sellen
Ted” Turner
Union City
Ted" Turner
Erie County Court
Coop J
R. Tatler
Concord Township
Sellen
Turner
Magee
Parker
Justice of the Peace
Clinton Bolard
Ball
Western Union eyes radio sled challenge to RCA venture
New York reports President Newcomb Carlton intimates Western Union Telegraph will enter radio sled competition if RCA expands into communications on a large scale. Also in New York, a jury disagrees in an $110,000 damage claim against Harry Thaby Misk Marcin Dslr lus, a professional entertainer.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Radio Corporation of America
Newcomb Carlton
Harry ‘Thayeby-Misk
Marcin
Mule Driver Makes Good Sold Oil Interests for 30 Million
New York March 19 Tom Slick a mule driver turned oil operator sold his interests to Prairie Oil and Gas for 30 million. Part payment in cash part in oil Slick plans a year off then return to the oil business before possibly touring the world He rose from mule driver to famed independent oil operator in Tulsa and later entered public utilities. He first struck oil producing 3.7 million and expanded into wider fields.
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United Press
New York
Tom Slick
Thas
Prairie Oilompany
Stick
Furone
Slick
Tilinots
Indian Territory
Uulitins
Tulsa
Orda
CITY COUNCIL DEFENDS ACTION ON COLLECTOR
City council members defended their stance on the tax collector issue tied to State Senate bill 219. They opposed rescinding their prior action and supported the board of education’s request to rescind, citing that the city treasurer is elected while school districts appoint a collector. The matter includes Loveland’s explanatory statement and notes about property upkeep on Sous Street.
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Lax
Coupe
Board of
Ducation
Lovelind
Ed. Hewitt
Getion
British Leader Warns on Financial Crisis
Sir George Paish, famed economist, warned at the National Conference on Free Trade in Manchester that the world faces the gravest financial crisis in history. He blamed protectionist policies for delaying debt payments and predicted the crisis would hit in spring as governments restrict trade.
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United Press
Manchester
Sir George Paish
United States
George
Court ruling details Zalzneck case limits on plant operations
Opinion by Judge D W Arith, sitting in Warren as special judge, declares no sweeping Erie county injunction granted against A Zalaneci and Son. It outlines conclusions showing changes ordered to curb dust smoke odors and noises, while noting lawful business may annoy but not be enjoined. It discusses old auto storage’s nuisance potential, and notes June act language and a follow up on page six with Mrs L T Watson’s business trip to Jamestown.
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Erie County
North Center Street
Arvid
Axas
Gaulty
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed
Radio listings show WLW Cincinnati presenting the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra at 3:00 BST. NBC network sketch A Local Boy Makes Good follows. WABC CBS network air Paul Whiteman Orchestra. Voice of Columbia on 2ST. WEAF network Vimdevile Hour features noted star at 11:00 EST.
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Cincinnati Symphony
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NBC
WABC
CBS
Paul Whiteman
Orchester
Voice of Columbia
WEAF
Network
Corry Leaders Assist in Waterford Exchange Meeting
Worth Hammond and Sadir E York of the Corry Credit Exchange helped organize the Waterford Credit Exchange at a meeting last evening. A dinner at the Eagle Hotel preceded business talks with twenty two Waterford leaders present. Hammond, York, and others described the aims of predic exchanges and announced the first president and directors. An additional session was planned to complete the organization.
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Sadir E.york
Corry Credit Exchange
Waterford Credit
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Pred Ensworth
Watitford
Waterford Exchange Board of Directors
Local Vets Invited to Form Titusville Camp
Edward Laugh of Titusville reports Spanish American War veterans are invited to join the new W. G Johnston Camp of the American War Veterans being formed in Titusville. A meeting will be held next Sunday with Congressman Milton W. Shreve and State Commander Mansfield expected to address the veterans. Corry veterans are urged to attend. listed invitees include Albert Anderson J F Austin W Brown JM Caldwell H A Crowell Byron Davis Nelson Dimicis Dennis Digan Wade Gayl Alfred Griswold David Hart George Kinley LeRoy Perce Nicholas Ressler James Stapleton Martin Sullivan Samuel Upperman Carl D. Way Clyde Wilcos Ed H. Wright.
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Edward Laugh
Titusville
W. G Jobunon
Milton W. Shreve
Mansfield
Pittsburgh
Corty
Titus
Lynch
Toval
Corby
Corry
Albert Anderson
J F. Austin
W Brown
JM. Caldwell
H. A. Crowell
Byron Davis
Nelson Dimicis
Dennis Digan
Wade B. Gayl
Alfred Griswold
David Hart
George Kinley
A. Lanslon
John Long
Frank Parsons
Gry C. Pierce
LeRoy Perce
Nicholas Ressler
James Stapleton
Martin Sullivan
Samuel G. Upperman
Carl D. Way
Clyde D. Wilcos
H. Wright
Reporters barred from visiting woman convict
In Settsburg Pennsylvania on March 79 reporters were barred from visiting Mrs. Heler W. Biker, convicted of her husband Percy Biker's murder. Judge McPherson ordered no reason be given for the ban and directed Adama County sheriff to withhold information on her condition. She will be moved to Western Penitentiary to begin serving her sentence soon.
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Settysburg
Heléh W Biker
Percy Biker
McPherson
Adama County
Hiker
Wastern
Dutch Mariner and Two Crew Rescued at Sea
Aboard the S. S. Marques Camille, Capt. John Juter Schuttervier of Holland and two Dutch sailors Cornelius Sian and Peter Mayer were rescued after drifting for a day in an open lifeboat. They had been attempting to cross the Atlantic from Rotterdam to New York, without foot or fresh water, at latitude 24 north and longitude 29 west.
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United Press
Comilla
John Juter Schuttervier
Holland
S. S. Marques
Souttervier
Cornelius Sian
Petér Mayer
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