Petitions Split On City Improvement Plans
Two council members push action on petitions while the council debates paving projects. Officials note possible favorable steps from a key commission wing, with mayoral and resident opposition shaping timelines. A major public meeting is set for next week to discuss the Pongreks street and related improvements.
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Pongreks Steeh
Uredorick
Wright Peete
American Nation Wealth Surges to New Peak in 1929
National wealth climbed 72 percent from 1899 to 1929, with per capita wealth rising to about 9 018 dollars. Fixed property values and stocks surged, driven by price increases rather than real wealth gains, while real estate and merchandise values also climbed.
Witnesses Called in Big Damage Action Over Fatal North Cor County Crash
Federal court this week will hear testimony in a major damage suit arising from a North Cor County crash last spring. The widow seeks about 84 000 as the trial focuses on a fatality tied to the highway collision near Buffalo. Attorneys for the plaintiff say the case involves a wide circle of residents and investigatory matters in the city.
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North Cor Ty
Hiroliislog
Hiv
Buffala
North Corte
Whelay
Contin
Tas Ronghuit
Hamares
Canned Heat Fatal in Toledo Hotel Fire
A Toledo blaze at Workingman's Hotel yesterday caused ten deaths and seven injuries. Fire officials reported canned heat devices used by occupants led to the deadly fire. Rescue teams battled flames as investigators began work at the scene.
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Toledo
Etiowder
Workingman's
Radio features and boxing strike headlines in dense wire text
Fragmented radio listings and sport notes show cross city mentions. Details include references to NBC and WOR networks in New York and Philadelphia with program times and names, plus a note about Mike Meligno in a heavyweight title bout. Obscure orchestra and obituary mentions appear amid chaotic OCR text.
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Philadelphia
pnétorn—Schnockera Cilitinty
le Nathaniel Choir
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New
Puynie Rice
Pattiesatin
Atlanta
Wininigi
Mike Meligno
Newark
N. J
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Detroit
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Chiew't
Bear Lake Highway S Will Be Improved
March 31 report shows the state highway department lacks funds to complete both Bear Lake Highway S projects. Warren County and local commissioners attended, with Highway Department officials reaffirming commitment to the Bear Lake program amid funding limits.
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United Pr
Harrisberg
Hate Highway Department
Trr Marily
Ron
Neevasestie
Warren County
Curia
Joretirs Wright
Radio threatens to supplant the movies
March report from Philadelphia quotes a motion picture director predicting radio will replace vaudeville and theaters as audiences stay home to listen. The industry faces upheaval as radio gains prominence and studios refuse to specify how long the shift will take.
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Mhladelpiva
Railiol
Persis
Rehearsals for Minstrel Show Begin Thursday
Rehearsals for Minstrel Show 10 start Thursday March 1 at the State Armory under director Jaren with Ay Thompson Pvt of the Veterans of Monee Ware leading the evening. The program includes music for the minstrels and proceeds go to the Pastis building fund with RW Frown as interlocutor.
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Veterans of
Monee Ware
Jaren
State Armory
Foldlsta
Wright Abit Pitton
Rex Paulion
O. W. Bevok
Lloyd Stowe
Harold
Dietzel
Warren Thomas
Clyde Paulion
Beanie de Furs
Toward Sheen
Heath
James Sullivan
Artie Schmith
James Rotford
RW Brownhee’ Cook
Strike Looms in Southwest Coal Region
A tentative agreement between miners and operators in the Southwest affects about 49,000 workers. A committee outlined procedures for a broad program, and the deal was presented to a joint conference of operators and union representatives for final approval.
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City
midliBhea Berike
Southwest Coal Suiney
Union Landers Hers
Out Hem
Change of Ice Company Name to Crystal Tee Company
Frank Whiteley proposes changing the name of the Independent Ice Company to Crystal Tee Company for the future. He repeats his plan to conduct improved business monthly and advance the new brand through steady updates.
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Frank Whiteley
Tee
Crystal Tee Company
Registration Day Set in Corry Wednesday
Voters in Corry are urged to register on Wednesday April 2 to participate in Springs primaries. A single chance to register exists for current voters including those changing party affiliation or moving districts. Registrars will operate at all head precincts with hours from 8 am to 12 pm and 1 pm to 10 pm.
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Wii
Alilfarions
Efroll
Bam
Corry
Eric S
Rostater
Poincare Gets Cool Reception From Deputies
Paris March 1 Premier Poincare received a cool reception from the chamber of deputies as he read his ministerial declaration and presented the new cabinet The assembly disrupted him with interruptions and laughter from the left benches He appeared overtired and was visibly strained as the president urged order.
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Paris
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Hindk
Mellon Eligible to Hold Treasury Post Declared
United States Senate heard arguments on Secretary Mellon eligibility to hold office. Senator Reed of Pennsylvania cited a Washington law firm and the late Senator Knox in stating Mellon was eligible after a ruling on the McWellir resolution questioning his right to tenure.
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Oy United
Washington
Maron
Beare
Uity
Trewmury
Mellon Aol
Holnbam
Treasury Post
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate
McWellir
Metropolitan murder mystery deepens in New York area
Police investigate a second mysterious killing within four weeks in the metropolitan area. An unknown assailant shot Andrew Tic ey as he entered his Lindel home, with a dark man seen in a Ford near Staten Tail. A lone woman who last saw him alive is identified, neighbors report a figure by shore trees, and discarded cartridge wadding is found.
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New York
Andrew Ticey
Lindel
Staten Tatand
Youth badly cut in double car collision near city
About 20 years old Robert Carroth suffered facial and head injuries when two cars collided Saturday afternoon on the city street. Gureace Rupp, driving a Polis sedan, allegedly drank and was later detained by police. Rupp was held. car-operator John Windick escaped injury. Carroth remained hospitalized with head wounds.
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Poris
Gureace Rupp
John Windick
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Parroll Jn
Corry Hospital
Witte
Thestet Cawdon
Carroll
Rupp
Tad Beet
Rupy
Reorganization Drive Plans Outlined by Commerce Group
A committee to lead a reorganization drive was appointed by the Commerce Ligusinavion board. Members include Murry Auer, John Tress, O A Stennett, Deanw mud jt Wright. The panel will meet soon to finalize a campaign plan and pursue membership targets.
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Loveland
The
Commerce Ligusinavion
Blan
Murry
Auer
John Tress
O. A. Stennett
Deanw Mud Jt Wright
Paigny Ete
Major Harbold Wins Promotion Amid Service Reassignments
Major Harbold, who led graves registration overseas during the war, has been named promotion in a reorganization. He formerly headed the cafeterial division with headquarters in Washington and was recently relieved of command in Paris as changes ripple through the Graves Registration Service.
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Wors Hay
Rohard Po Harbold
Cony Man’ Service
Washington
Harbold
Paris
Contes
La Follette Improves After Illness, Reports Say
Washington March 31 Senator Robert M La Follette showed improvement today, spending a comfortable day yesterday and fasting well last night. United Press report notes continued progress in his condition as governors and public figures monitor his health.
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Mare
Robert Mi la Follette
Cory Water Company Posts Townsmen Plan in 1880
A fragmented Riverside Chronicle item notes Cory Water Company presenting a plan to supply water to the city from a source near Senter in 1880. The brief reference mentions a discussion or question raised by a local resident on Saturday.
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Cory Water Company
Senter
Sinclair Indicted Over Contempt Charge in Senate Probe
Sinclair faced indictment by a federal grand jury on contempt of the Senate committee. He refused to answer questions about private affairs, arguing congressional panels lacked constitutional authority. The case centers on the legitimacy and power of investigative committees.
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Marg Zy
Po Sinclair
Hay
Séamte Wil
Sinclair
Delore Haveen
Probe charges say U S aid to Russian rebels amid controversey
Reported charges allege the American relief administration diverted funds in 1919 intended for starving Russians to counterrevolutionaries. Testimony cites Hoover and Kolchak links, with claims of trucks, medicines, and supplies routed to Archangel via a Shipping Board vessel commanded by Captain Murtin.
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Department of Justice
American Relief Administration
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
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Kolchak
Archangel
Senate
Daugherty
Scaife
Russia
Hoover
Yudeniteh
Shipping Board
James K. Murtin
Tunver Wrlay
Aliel
Army
Bistors
Kotohah
Progressive for Daugherty Place Orged
A scramble surrounds the upcoming Attorney General appointment with talk of a progressive Western choice. Senators deliberate amid names like Kenyon Harlan Stone Mills Groesbeck Crane and others as possible successors while Secretary Hughes is not expected to be offered the post.
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Dearmunds
Daugherty
A. P Rugg
Massachusetts
Senate
Rigi
New
Middlewest
Far West
Supreme Day
Harlan Fiske Stone
Columbia University School of Law
New York
Nathan Milles
Alesander J. Groesbeck
Roosevelt Under Fire in Oil Scandal
Washington March 31 A federal grand jury prepared to act on a contempt indictment against Harry F Sinclair tied to the oil scandal. Senator Dill introduced a resolution urging President Coolidge to demand Roosevelt's resignation over alleged links to Sinclair oil interests and involvement in naval reserve land policy. W G Young left on a business trip to Jamestown and Buffalo.
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Washington
White
Federal Grand Jury
Harry F Sinclair
Senate
Oust Co
Ndotse Roosevelt
Avy
Dill
Derocrut
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Coslidge
Roosevelt
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