City Battles Stream Pollution and Sewage Plan Delay
President Coolidge vetoes a bonus bill as state orders the city east of town to clear stream pollution. State sanitary board pressures to build a sewage disposal plant. city faces postponement amid disputes over timing, costs, and third ward sewer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Nollef
Unie Thsiay
Ali
Cewer Hilding
Uin
Elise Mays
Haylys
Dignorul Punt
Hayter Straet
Finbil
Iys Entiie
Uriers
Winton Run
Mither
Fengineer Dickson
Hs Wentat
Cleus
Fingers Burned In Mangle At Workplace Incident
Two workers suffered severe burns and crush injuries to multiple fingers in a mangling machine accident. Della Stightinger and another employee were entangled, with one hand severely damaged before rescue. Doctors aim to save the injured digits, though both were badly crushed and misaligned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Stightinger
Kiwanis Club Hears School Superintendent Address
School Superintendent A Hy Mentreet outlined key goals for the Kilveaitis Chase event and the board’s policies, urging citizen support for the educational program. Kiwanis members praised the talk, with plans to back hospital debt relief and extend active support for the board’s initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hy Mentreet
Sidney VW
Stewart My. Tomstreet
Ing
Huard
Mp Flematiset Cing
Nner
Ehind
Avention Cine Nenivt
Directorn Jy
Wiven W. Fisi Beyore
Kiwanis Club
Cleik
All Indobterioay Plinsi
Nove Bein
Market Close Report Highlights Wide Variety Stocks
The page lists numerous company names across industries from oil firms like Sinclair and Shell to railroads such as Chicago Great Western and Northern Pacific. It shows mixed figures and references to market activity with percentages and some price-like notations. The fragmentary text implies a broad market wrap with many entities mentioned in a single column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan & Bryan
Oil City
Stelterant & T
B&o
Bethlehem Hook
Canadian Pacifie Juidlee Motorshicago & Alton
Chicago
Gt Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chile
Cuban Cyne Sugar Up
General Motors
Great Northen
Maswell
Middle State
Missouri Pacific
New Yorke
Central Northern Pacific
Pickard Motors
Pacific Oilion
American Pesina RR
Republic
Sinclair Oi
Utne Laker Texay Co
Shell Union Qi
Union Natural
Willys Oyerin
New York
Arkanaar
Denrock
Bradford OW
Ohio Fuel & Supply Radio
Ryan Consolidated
Csecucseess
Trinh
Cciesseess
New Jersey
Raves
U S Judges Reverse Coolidge Pardons in Chicago Case
May 15 1930s United States judges ruled the president cannot pardon in a case involving Philip Grogan a Chicago saloon keeper Grogan had been sentenced for contempt of court and the court held the pardon power does not extend to deny the process of appeal or revenge the ruling cited the unclear character of the testimony and the prosecutors recommendation for clemency while noting the presidents broad mercy powers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upetdidge
Parpensief
Wilkerson Meetares
Phillip Grogeman
Hicago
Grogan
Hederat
Jaindis
Gragsmay
Aeding
Manning
Catide
Parton
Grossman
Miedni Rentaniee
Carpentier
Wilkerson
Grewemian
United States
Greweman
Gantt
Tooserve
Washington
Otliviale
Department of Justice
Wilkerson and Carpenter
Prisiitesit Soullnge
Mbit
Faromgmain
Groxsman
Sd Klemeney
Crosman
Pinchot Carried Forty-Two Counties in Primary Fight
Fragmented OCR reports Pinchot carrying 42 counties in a Pennsylvania primary. The piece notes a large statewide vote as support shifted toward the governor candidate, with Ralph and Strasshine referenced amid the near‑term results.
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Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Dulegate
Tt Toole
Winterileg
Pivoburgh
Snc
Philadelphia
Hgh
Ralph Tenver Strasshineer
Salvation Army Annual Appeal in Corry Promotes Public Drive
The Salvation Army in Corry launches a three thousand dollar Home Service appeal led by Ensign and Mrs John Brugner. Advisory Board plans Saturday fundraising, urging public donations to support local welfare work and aid the needy as the campaign runs through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balyaton Army
Corry
Home Service
Salvation Army
Fridaay
Ensign
John Brugner
Sumner Bentley
Enago Winnner
Ger
Thich
Carey
Kayyn Brunner
Cory
Senate to Exonerate Wheeler Amid Montana Bidetment Controversy
The Senate will be asked to remove stigma surrounding Senator Wheeler after a Borah Committee report fully exonerates him from any wrongdoing in the Montana bidetment case. The panel concludes he did not engage in improper conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Wheeler
Montana
Corryites in Texas Oil Development
Corry interests back an oil test in Bas Trop two tract near Basneoprocity north of the Luling field. The first well, located south of Powell Corsicana and Mexia fields, is down about 1500 feet with indications of oil shows. Local financing and the Corry Pewroley Company control the project, with J C Yonory and Ernest N Daniels guiding a favorable geological survey.
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Corry
New “Texas
Basneoprocity
Dpillers
Coryamen
Met
Friends of
Pevstet
Corey Men
Corry Pewroley Co
J.C. Yonory
Ernest N. Daniels
Vanes
Burnett
Texas
Ma Carson
Ajax Company
Five Best Radio Features Distinctive City Highlights
A digest of prominent radio features from major markets. The report notes performances by university ensembles and regional choirs, with mentions of concert plans and school outreach programs. Names of stations and organizations appear through the scrambled text, indicating a busy seasonal schedule across Philadelphia Cleveland St Louis and Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mm Gator
Hunter College
Char
der Music Cburse
Geo Schule
WIAS
Cleveland
Sastern
Frederick Guierner
Philadelphia
Polien Hand
Manerford Choral Souiety Ksd
St Louis
Central— Mule Festival
St Lonin Puy Fic
Jefferson City
Jart
Minesuum
Goltiine
Becht Report Details School Costs in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg May 1 The per capita cost of elementary and secondary education in Pennsylvania fell below the standard. Becht, superintendent of public instruction, reports for the 1922-23 term that total expenditures reached about 151 million dollars with some districts classified by grade levels. The report notes higher outlays in the latest term, with total expenses for the term around 100 million dollars and the remainder attributed to capital outlay debt service and related costs. Expenditures included general operations, instruction, maintenance, fixed charges, and capital outlay across district classes.
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Harrisburg
Miral
Bennsylvania
Stanlard
George Hecht
Punké Ister
Ugererat
Potyee Tong
Marptenance Cs Co
Wol
SBN
Moura JOP Education Board holds last evening meeting
The Moura JOP Education Board met on May 13 in regular session. Members discussed grade progression to high school, graduation plans, and staff appointments including an English and home economics instructor. The board scheduled a special session for May 20 to inspect cases and approve payments, with Secretary Manley presiding.
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Hillstrim
Lowa
Abin Ifesik
Fem
Tenbstreet
Rey Martin Tui
sPredeh
Livermore Houke Inti Domestic Science Department
Property Committee
Tvitiin
Tillstrom
Sweet
Johinny Capricdi
Manley
Esteemed Resident Mrs Crapser Dies at Home
Esteemed resident Mrs Lucinda Crapser wife of Elwin Cramer died last evening at her Mo West South street home after months of illness. Born in Union City Pa in 1851 she lived here forty nine years, a Presbyterian church member. Survived by husband and children Ward Craper and Mrs Kets Judah of Cory. Funeral by Rev A Martin Saturday 2:40 from life home, Pine Grove cemetery interment follow. Amy McLaren of Warren attended funeral. District No 7 Mumnae Association visiting today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Crapser
Elwin Cramer
West South Street
Je Huth
Cory
A. Martin
Life Home
Pine Grove
Corry Weather Sage Predicts Short Rainy Spell Ends Soon
In Corry the Indian crossing watchman William D. Printup predicts the forty day damp spell will ease in a week or two with occasional sunny days. He foresees a cool summer and a brief continued cool stretch early on. He also mentions finding gold particles while sorting roots, noting a historic deposit in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
William D
Higsmall
Parelies
Printup
Veto on Soldier Bonus Has Been Declared Final
President Coolidge vetoed the soldier bonus bill citing excessive financial strain. Treasury Secretary Mellon and Budget Director General Lord delivered the veto memo, urging continued government economy as Congress faces the immigration bill and potential veto over the Japanese exclusion clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Coollidge
Factigny
Moodye Hac
Whyte House
Setty Mughes
Roy Bappoel
Hotel contract expected to be awarded this week
President Stewart of the Intel Company announced plans for a hotel building contract this week. He described today’s conference as progress toward the award and noted changes in cost and scope as negotiations proceed. United Press reported in New York that James A Foley’s leadership shift and Wall Street activity influence Democratic nomination dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Jamestown
Intel Company
Altuue
Komori
Janestons
Itm
United Prom
New York
James A Foley
Smith
Wall Street
Foley
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Iarrisburg
State Sanity Water Board
Fie
Anil oMleiade
How
Tiiliney Company
Reek
Wiptin Rvi
Brokenallan Crock
E Hemstreet
U. S
Firty- Two
United Free
Corryites
OIL Development
Bastrop County
BECHT
Fong Uapsisbury
Ucla Wits
George Becht
Putiic
Heent
Columbus High School
Phoye
Amy McLaren
Warren
Nucses Mumnae Associatiem
United Press
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