Consolidation schemes before Interstate Commerce Commission
Hearings opened on proposed consolidation of Northern Pacific Burlington Great North with Chicago Milwaukee St Paul into regional systems 14 and 15 under the 1920 Transportation Act. Commission aims to preserve competition while exploring roads willingness to group and to map the northern west transportation network.
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United Press
Washington
Tnterstate Commerce Commission
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Great North
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Commission
Hie
United States
Jill
Great Northery
Commission & Courier
James J
Commis
Yerview
Episcopalian Church Secretary Visits Union City
A. W. Newberry of New York spoke at the Parish Hall to church women and to the vestry in the evening. He urged cooperation and practical Christian living to deepen relation with God and combat religious competition while stressing informed, active church members.
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A. W. Newberry
New York
Episcpal
Nawberry
Newberry
Explosion at Columbia University Lab Injures One
A laboratory explosion at Columbia University injured five students, including Reginald Sloman of Port Washington New York. William Noy of Memphis and five others in the oratory building escaped unharmed.
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United Props
New York
Noy
William 5
Spandow
Memphis
Sway Lied
Reginald Sloman
Columbia University
Inby Oratory
Sloan Am
Port Washington
Motorboat Links Ten Drown After Collision Near Shelter Bay
A motorboat party of Ontane Papr workers sank in Fifteen Mile Lake near Shelter Bay below Quebec after a collision with ice floes. Ten men drowned, others were found on ice and in the water as the rescue and investigation continued.
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United Press Oper Company
Jake
Corry Drive Seeks Health Aid Quota Amid Mussolini News
A local community drive led by Mrs. George Peck aims to raise 1000 dollars for a health aid campaign. Rotary and Chamber of Commerce back the effort with schools and churches mobilized. last year the effort fell short of its quota. In Rome Mussolini asserted strong parliamentary control while a deadly explosion killed three and injured many in a separate incident.
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Perry
Fred
George Peck
Committee of Indies
Rotary Chal
Chamber of Commerce
Corry
United Press
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Frivists
Taly
Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Metsolini
Tim
Daly
United Press Paigago
Mins
Tory
Kyme
Jacob Verdoni
Bne
Investigation into McGrath Death Concludes No Inquest
Deputy Coroner Marke Tullom ruled an inquest unnecessary after a thorough probe into the death of Po J. McGrath a prominent Elgin produce mags man. McGrath was found near a PRR freight train by crew members after the train took a siding for the Philadelphia bound freight.
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Fullord
Elgin
Po J. McGrath
Elgin Produce Mags
PRR
Marke Tullom
McGrath
Tis
Philadelphia
City to Acquire Police Patrol Car For Chief Dunkle
Chief of Police Dunkle will receive a Ford runabout loaned by the Ford garage to support duties as police head and health officer. A new box body car is ordered to serve as a patrol vehicle with eight seats and running board. The patrol car will aid in enforcing the smoke ordinance and health department duties across the city.
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Dunkle
Health Department
Prevent
Ford
Snille
Delleve
Plan Findley Lake Road Work Details and County Highway Efforts
Plans call for three mile Findley Lake to Pennsylvania line section improvements next year as part of Chautauqua County road program. County Highway Superintendent Squire Fitch notes aggressive highway construction, with Findley Lake and Frewsburg Ventonville routes connecting to Pennsylvania. total hard surface mileage at 255 miles statewide and county. The county owns extensive construction equipment but limited maintenance machinery. Expenditures over four years reach about $81,000 with war surplus assets valued around $80,000.
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Findley Lake
Pennsylvania
Chautauqua County
Squire 2 Fitch
Chautauqua
Frewsburg
Ventonville Road
Hain
Findley Lakes
Warren
North Boat
Former Corry minister on radio broadcast program
Rev G H Sharpley former Emmanuel Church pastor in Corry appeared on a radio program from Davenport Town delivering a sermon for the Palmer School of Chiropractic. Davenport listeners reported few local operators tuned in though the Town station is large in the Midwest. William Lewis visited Erie on business and Cora Crippen headed to Youngstown to visit her son Ivan Crippen and family for Thanksgiving.
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G. H. Sharpley
Emmanuel Church
Davenport
Corry
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Liavenport
Tadic
Mr. Sharples
St. Catherine’s
Girty
Davey
Comgutes
Sharpley
Midae West
Cory Radio
William Lewis
Erie
Mim Cora Crippen
Youngstown
Ivan Rippen
Ford Stevens Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ford Stevens celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home on Prospect Street yesterday November 10. Due to Mr Stevens illness the day was quiet but many friends sent congratulations gifts flowers and a large sum of gold.
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Ford Stevens
Prospect Street
Mr. Stevens
Packers May Form In Two Major Units
Reported by Chicago sources the big five meat packers may split into two major groups with Armour seeking to acquire Morris & Company then Wilson and related interests. The plan aims to avoid objections from Morris and Levring while allowing Armour to gain influence in the Wilson and Morris interests.
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Packers
Spy United Ress
Chicago
Ogden Armonr
Inal
Therather
Louie
Imerger
Armour
Morris & Company
Wiion Parking Co
Wilson
Morr
Lig
Morris
Mopria
Thay
Sh Cres de Armour-Wilsom Mortis
Shortage Found in Bank Employee's Account in Wrightstown
In Wrightstown New York November 17 a First National Bank employee caused a $20000 shortage revealed as forged papers and hypothecated securities were found by treasury staff. The employee was asked to resign by the board and did not repay the loss. A director said the man had speculated in stocks and could not meet his losses after a market decline.
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United Press
Herlin
Algerina Joes
Joseph Wath
Wirth
Bret
Arbi ‘Ter
United States
Commission
Europe
Ayilesy
Dr Wirth
Primir Poincare
America
Amica
Wrightstown
N.Y
First National Bank
Treasury
North East youths paroled by judge
Dorit Chater and Walter Ar mk headed youths paroled by Judge Rossiter at Easton. The two youths, though charged with larceny by the joint act, were granted parole after arraignment on the warrant, reflecting belief in their reform.
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North East
Dorit Chater
Walter Armk
Rossiter
Gillarceny
Brie
Contract Awarded for Sparta Road Construction Project
The State Highway Department announced contracts today for road work in Law and Crawland counties including Sparta Route 77 and Route 2001 projects. Bids totaled about 81 thousand dollars with several bids rejected and details showing locations at Willen Ye and Patton townships in Allegheny county.
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United Press
Harrishurg
Cutaets
Law
Fellow
Crawland
Jatiesin
Narles
Fredonia
Fatton
Bestver Toway Ship
New Chase City
Devine
Ailiagoy
Sparta
Voststruction
Willen
Patton Townships
Allegheny County
Farm Bloc Plans Capitol Paper Under Capper Leadership
Senator Capper of Kansas leads the farm bloc with Capper Weekly and acquisitions of farm papers in Pennsylvania and Ohio to widen eastern circulation. He aims to publish a Washington edition and press a hard legislative program for the bloc, seeking stronger influence in the next Congress.
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Farm Bloc
Capital
Senator Capper
Kansas
Bloct
Washington
United Press
Capper Karieus
Turni Boo
Wil
Snes Bors
Hague
Capper
Mansas
Pennsylvania
Oho
Kullus
Gapper
Betomes Smports
Witnesses Fill Court in Dierking Case at Ease Session
Special to the Journal lists many city witnesses as testimony continues in the prosecution of Mrs. Leon Dierking of Corrs charged with violation of the Woner act. Judge W E Hipeed presides as defense and prosecution argue over case details and lands of jurors.
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Leon Dierking
Corrs
Hipeed
Tremendous Victory For Conservatives In Parliament
London reports a clear Conservative majority with Premier Lloyd George unable to curb the new strength. Labor losses and a surge in Liberal opposition set the stage for a reshaped Parliament as Churchill Guest Montagu and others vie for leadership while Bonar Law’s coalition stance dominates the early post election scene.
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United Press London
Tenmr LA
Pommons Vic
Ness
Mary Whar
Birwin
Westnes
Hinm
Parkins
Premfer
Teuilt
Umi
Arthur Henderson
Labor Teader
Site Fared
Labor Party
Lloyd George
Amin’ Ee
Winston Churchill
Freddy Guest
Hamilie Svenwood
Edwin Montagu de Adison
Doula
Former Warren County Judge Dies at Home
Warren county mourns the death of former judge Rice who died at his residence in Warren. He is survived by his wife, a son, and a brother, with additional relatives listed in the incomplete obituary.
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Elmons Foster
Foster
Spartansburg
Warren
Willacy
Rice
Warren County
Wither
Ae Iteter
Harry Auer
Eng brothirerArthur Rice
Carry
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LA Union
Geo. Peck
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Stills
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Dierking
Lynn Holmes
Boner Law
Labor
Warren C. Judge
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