Sewer Project Controversy Sparks City Hall Clash
Mayor Alexander defends engineer Dickson’s final estimate for the Seventh street sewer as contractors seek full pay for rock removal. A council vote split with Weaver opposing. Alexander vows to cover any shortfall to fulfill the deal, amid broader criticism of past handling.
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J. Alex Hinder Tank Wight
Hesis
Segard
Seventh Street
Counscil
Dickson
Fabio Mattapio
Oly Dall
Jowance
Mexander
Howard
JS Wirginour Dickson
Alesander
Wenger
Alexander
Weaver
Howsard
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Today’s Five Best Radio Features
Broadcast lineup lists stations and time slots for programs including WNEW New York WRC Washington WGY Schenectady and WEAF New York. An eastern network features the Easter program with Armow Tond and Shirley’s Salon Orchestra and Vocalists.
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Best Radio
WIZ
New York
WRC
Washington
WGY
Schenectady
Eaeter—Homme
RGO Oakland
Pacific
Little Symphony
Detroit
Astern
Red Apple Club Weaf
KAD
WSAT
WOCO
Wor
WWJ
WEET
WIAR
WEI
WTAG
WCAE
WGR
WRO
Armow Tond
Two Rail Workers Hurt In Yard Accidents
Raymond Kindey Wilcox a PRR yard conductor suffered two toes crushed and a foot injury while switching cars in the west end yards. He was taken to Corry Hospital for treatment. expected to be laid up for about two to three weeks. Feaser Kowalski, 28, Union City, was injured after being thrown from a train, and Mason September, a passenger, sustained a severe scalp wound. Wilcox remains in the hospital in fair condition.
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Raymond Kindey Wilcox
PRR
Wilcox
West End
Corry Hospital
Feaser Kowalski
Union City
Séribus Tn Jing
Hiné
Witcis
Woman's Club to Hear Talk on Forestry
The Woman's Clubs meet Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the Junior High auditorium. Charles Maguire of Brie speaks on Forestry, a talk on conservation. admission is 25 cents to cover expenses. Maguire, active in community welfare and local publications, also has various interests and may sing if persuaded.
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Charles F. McGuire
Erie
Awvens
Bight
Willisten
Charles, Maguire
Brie
Mc Maguire
National Foundry of Erie
Chest
The
Public Safety
Erie Girl T akes Mercury Tablets
Thelma Sparol, 12, of 600 Hyst Eighteenth street attempted to take mercury tablets at her home in Erie just before midnight. She was rushed to St. Vincent's hospital and treated, with condition reported good and no serious effects expected. Police have no reported cause.
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Erie
Thelma Sparol
Eighteenth Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
State Survey on Crossings Ordered in Pennsylvania
The Public Service Commission orders a state survey on railroad highway grade crossings on West Smith Street and nine other sites. Officials from the Public Service, State Highway, and railroads will conduct the survey within ten days to assess needed protection at each crossing, but no flash signals are allowed yet.
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Smith Street
Ervening
West Smith Street
Public Service Commission
Pennsylvan
State Highway Department
WEEESPORT MAN HURT IN CRASH NEAR ERIE
A driver named Frank Newcomer 2 of this way was hurled 25 feet and seriously injured when his car twisted into wreckage after a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train crashed into it. He was taken to a hospital with a fractured skull as the impact broke the engine and steam lines, causing traffic delays over an hour. Mrs. Tom McGuire visited relatives in the area.
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Mckersport
Nu Franke
Baltimore & Ohin
Stont
Mitchell Court Martial Grants 74 Witness List
The Mitchell court martial approved a defense request for 74 witnesses including three cabinet members and adjourned to Monday for their examination. The defense may prove charges of misconduct as the prosecution and defense await procedures and subpoenas. General Howse warned no further delays after Monday.
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United Press
Washington
Mitchell
Strhpodnas
Texas Air Critic
Hie
Sin’ Antonio
J. J. McMullen
Army
Navy
Howse
Sidéy
Worth Street Graded North of Smith After Petition
City favors grading Worth Street from Smith to Columbus following a petition by property owners. The block, long impassable, has left new homes without access to Smith or Mound, hindering deliveries. Superintendent Howard will oversee the emergency improvement as Grand Street graveling proceeds on the western end.
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Citys Gayngite
Worth Street
Smith Andollod
Smith Street
Columbus
Smith Or
Mound Streets
Howard
Grand Street
Howard T
Munici
Dil
Favorable Decisions to Liquor Possessors in Pittsburgh
Federal Judge W L S Thomson ruled that warrants cannot authorize seizure of liquor from private residences when no warrant is present. The decision voids 125 cases tied to raids by unknown informants and anonymous letters, and acquits William Andulas of McKnes Rocks in a 1924 raid.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Ty Federal Distrite Court
Thomson
Wiekers
Shoemaker
Twin Rocks
Cambria County
Criminal Court
Miles T. Potter
Snyder County
Nlegal
William Aridnulas
MeKnes Rocks
Mirchi
Jimmy Walker Favored in New York Mayor Race
United Press reports Walker as strong favorite despite gray damp weather and low voter registration around 1.24 million. The piece notes political contenders like Frank Waterman and Rackers as Republican rivals, with Walker expected to win by a large margin.
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United Press
New York
Lonna Senatoe
Timmy” Walker
Tamman
SEY
Italy to Submit War Debt Proposal to U S Commission
Washington reports Italy will present a proposal to settle its 21.38 billion dollar war debt to the United States to the American debt funding commission. Italian negotiators were in recess studying documents and monographs submitted by Italy's commission on its economic and financial situation.
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Washington
Italy
United States
American Debt Funding Commission
Tomorray
Wisle
Farmers Busy With Harvest Of Potatoes In Fair Weather
Farmers in Erie County districts press harvest as two weeks of sunbreak aid a potato crop saved from prior losses. Reports say many workers were sent to fields to harvest while snow threats linger. Up to half the potato crop remains in ground as October weather had churned. more fair days could complete the harvest and reduce losses.
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Erie
Stillman Divorce Agreement Revealed In Quebec Interview
New York World correspondent reports from Camp Stillman in Grand Anse Quebec that Mrs Anne Stillman confirms her husband James Stillman Jr agreed to a divorce The World piece notes a “great change” in the multimillionaire and mentions Fowler McCormick as a distant suitor with no marriage plans.
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United Pros
New York
Tas
Miss Agnes Connell Speaks on Health at Rotary Meeting
Miss Agnes Connell supervisor of health work in schools spoke to Rotary Club members at Hotel Corry on health and its advantages. Tin Webb Weeks of New York City attended as a guest. Honorary members with perfect attendance in the last six months were FT Babbitt IP Hy Smith C D Wilcox Dr P G Wood and A Auer.
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Agnes Connell
Rotary
Hotel Corry
Two Passengers Injured In Perry Highway Wreck
A car near Glenwood on Perry Highway veered to avoid an oncoming vehicle and struck a telephone pole. Two passengers, Tensphill of 250 Main Street and William Luby of 1612 Holland Street Erie, were taken to St Vincent’s Hospital with serious injuries including a fractured skull. The driver Ralph Perkins escaped with minor injuries.
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Perry Highway
Glenwood
Erie
St Vincendle
Main Street
Corre
William Luby
Holland Street
Ralph Perkins
Thiesty
Perkins
Temphil
Luby
St. Vincent's Hospital
St Ie
Brutal murder mystery in Newark garage attack
William J. Clark, 28, died after being struck with a hammer in the rear garage of 218 Pennsylvania Avenue, Newark. Police found a bloody hammer but no suspect in a murder that occurred shortly after midnight as Mrs Clark and her mother returned from a visit, while Clark’s wife remained with him before dying in hospital.
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United
Willam J
Pennsylvania Avenue
Clark
Nelson Kent
Jim
Tris
Stephenson
Newark
Brewers Open Campaign Against Volstead Modification
Brewers battle for a change to the Volstead act opening a campaign before the House Ways and Means committee. Levi Cook of cereal beverage manufacturers says near beer firms will seek Prohibition support for a higher legal content to prevent overwhelming competition from stronger brewers.
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Brewers
United Pressington
United States Today
House
Ways and Means
Levi Cook
Prohibition
Voters weigh sheriff alderman contests in city returns
Early returns show a slight vote in most precincts as the aldermanic race narrows in the First Ward and the sheriff’s contest between Tony Brett and Mary Moimy draws attention. Major cities nationwide conduct off year elections with mayoral races and other offices, including Detroit Indianapolis and Buffalo, highlighted by party clashes and Klan issues.
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Dembcrat
Ci Didate
Moimy
Républicas
Frett i Erle
Couney
Sterren
Géne
Gorton
Campbell
Lageland
Charles Monroe
Journal-office
Phosey Hutodtede
Hent
Virginia
New Jersey
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Empire State
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York
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Boston
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Council
Jimmy Walker
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Julius Hemphill
Corry
Walter Luby
Mise Arta’ Smith Welsh
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