Two Council Members Back Petitions for Paving
Property owners plan to file requests for paving in the Second Ward at the next city council meeting. Officials indicated previous plans to switch construction sites were reconsidered, with petitions likely to be acted on for Wright, Predorinks and Congress streets.
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Avai Possilie
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Predorinks
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Polly Bont
Earry Oil
Gw Journal
Thac
Ata Sore
Améng
Fyictawar
Radio Threatens To Supplant The Movies
Philadelphia March 31 radi threat to supplant the movin ax the great family entertainer Prim the first, radio kept hundreds of persons away from vaudeville and the legitimate theaters but now it is reaching out and thousands who would go to the show are drawn to the wireless medium with calls for broader entertainment coverage and new programming plans by broadcasters.
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Ty Gosto
Death fuels federal court action in Columbus Avenue case
The widow sues for 56000 in damages against the Pennsylvania Railroad and others after the death of Tarot Cutting on West Columbus Avenue. The case will be heard in federal court as the trial date remains undecided. Community rehearsals for a minstrel show proceed at the State Armory with soloists and choir members named. proceeds go toward the Veterans Post building fund.
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Columbus Avenue
Piasenger
Maifala
North Vurry
Raiffonil
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State Armory
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Wetr
Job Wright
Clifton Weber
Rex Pantin
Wo Lracken
Lloyd Stowe
Harold
Dinteal
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Iyde Pasilion
Frank de Lurs
Howard Sheen
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Arthur Sehhub
James Kolford
R. W. Brows
Leo Cook
Robs Shields
CH. Weir
Clifton Webber
Carl Relwards
Carl Susith
Fred Shuss
Rrmsell Moore
Ralph Perkins
Vettyans
Hay Loop
Registration Day Upcoming in Corry for Primary Election
Corry voters who remain unregistered are urged to enroll this coming Wednesday in advance of the primary election. The notice emphasizes timely registration to participate in the upcoming voting day.
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Corry
Poincare Faces interruptions as cabinet reads halted
The scene shows Prime Minister Poincare struggling with frequent interruptions from the left as he presents the cabinet. His hands tremble and he appears overtaxed while angry at interrupters, causing him to stop reading.
Youth seriously cut in two-car collision north of city
Robert Carroll about 20 was badly gashed after his Ford sedan collided head on with a truck driven by John Winidick on a macadam road north of the city. Cirral remains in Corry hospital with serious injuries, but expected to recover. driver Qarence Rupp held by police for lack of something not clear in report.
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Clarence Rupp
Qarence Rupp
John Winidick
Cirrall
Corry
Coll
Probe charges fuel U S aid amid Russian rebel revelations
A US relief report cites alleged diversion of funds and shipments linked to Russian revolutionary circles. Hoover rejects the charges as false, asserting the relief administration did not handle trucks, medicines, or large food consignments. Floods across Pittsburgh area disrupt transport and claim several lives, with homes inundated and costly damage reported.
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James B. Martin
Hoover
Relief Administration
Army
Red Cross
Archangel
Kolchak
Bear Lake Highway Improvement Plan Delayed
Harrisburg reports the state highway department will modify its road construction position in Warren County during a joint committee session. Secretary Wright reaffirmed the department’s stance, citing insufficient state aid funds to finish both projects and noting commitment to the Pre Hold township work.
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Harrisburg
Morel dL
State Highway Department
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Cnty
Ition
Wright
Canned Heat Fatal to Seven in Toledo Strike Looms
A partial telegram reports seven deaths linked to canned heat exposure in Toledo. The incident occurred as occupants of a hotel were found lethally affected, with a coroner’s inquest initiated and the situation prompting strike considerations in the Southwest. Also noted is a labor stalemate in Kansas City where miners and operators discuss wages and potential shutdowns.
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United
TN Southwest
United Press
Sever Min
Hfengeler
Kansas City
Uni
Southwest Coal Mines
Five Best Radio Features Highlighted Across Cities
Listings show WB, WOR and WOR stations airing cantatas, pop music programs, and a heavyweights boxing feature. Notable items include the St Nathaniel choir cantata on WEAF in New York and Don Conrad’s popular music hour on WOR Newark, with Detroit and Atlanta segments detailing concerts and boxing titles.
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Eantern
Kannix Hrien
WOR
Newark
Don Conrad
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Atlante
wWal
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Detroit
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Detroit Sim
Irang Whiteley Announces Ice Company Name Change
Irang Whiteley declares that the Independent Tee Company will be renamed Crystal Inc Company. He notes a monthly report related to cancer, and mentions ongoing improv efforts as part of the announcement.
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ICE Company
Irang Whiteley
Crystal Inc Company
Sinclair Indicted Over Senate Oil Inquiry Contempt Case
Harry T. Sinclair was indicted by a federal grand jury for contempt of the Senate oil investigation. The case questions congressional authority to compel Sinclair to divulge private affairs involved in the Tonge legal fight, a point the courts have reportedly decided earlier.
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Heyer
Mellon Eligible to Hold Treasury Post Says Senate Evidence
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon was ruled eligible to retain his cabinet seat by a Washington law firm as Senator Reed of Pennsylvania told the Senate. The McKellar resolution questioned Mellon's right to hold the post, but the law firm concluded Mellon could serve.
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McKellar
Metropolitan Murder Mystery Deepens in New Jersey
Police pursue clues in a second metropolitan murder as authorities link the Linden incident to a prior Staten Island shooting. An unknown woman departed a bus after the war hero was killed, neighbors reported hearing shots, and cartridges were later found near the scene.
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Major Harbold Promoted to Cementarial Division Chief
Major Harbold who led Graves Registration overseas during World War II has been named chief of the cemeterial division with headquarters in Washington. He was recently relieved of his command in Paris as part of a promotion.
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Robert PL Marbold
Washington
Harbold
Paris
Corry Water Company began supplying city in 1850
A reader asked about a key event on December 18 1890. The item notes Corry Water Company started supplying the city in September 1850, indicating early municipal water provision.
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Corry Water Company
Progressive for Daugherty Place Urged in Senate
Senators push for a progressive westerner as Attorney General to replace Harry M Daugherty. Judge A P Rugg proposal drew Senate objections as too New England. President urged to consider William S Kenyon as a popular choice for middle and far west, with other names like Justice Brandeis and Harlan Fiske Stone discussed.
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Mar
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A. P Rugg
Massachusetts
Senate
Rugg
Wiliam S. Kenyon
Town
Kenyon
Thoregoing
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Far West
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Columbia University
School of Law
New York
Nathan Miller
Alexander J. Groesbeck
Michigan
Frederick Evan Crane
Brooklyn
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Horaly
Roosevelt Under Fire in Oil Scandal
Washington March 81 A Senate move called for Roosevelt resignation amid an oil scandal push as Senator Dill proposed a resolution stating Roosevelt aided by Sinclair Oil before his Navy post. The resolution links Roosevelt to the executive order allowing marines to Teapot Dome and notes a White House draft delivery. W G Young left on a business trip to Jamestown and Buffalo.
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Washington
Federal Grand Jury
Harry PF. Sinclair
Senate
Drust
Theodoric Roosevelt
Navy
Dill
Navy Department
Roosevelt
Harding
Teapot Dome
American Nation Now Worth 320 803 862 000
The American nation, reputed to be the richest in the world, is valued at 320,803,862,000 by the Department of Commerce. Ten years from 1912 to 1922, wealth rose 722 percent, driven mainly by price increases rather than more wealth. Real property, stocks, and goods all gained, with taxed real property up to 3155,008,025,000 and stocks and other assets rising sharply.
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Department of C Commerce
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