Refund Sought In Suggestion Of Accountant Case
United Press reports in Pittsburgh detail a tax and refund dispute involving Franklin Manufacturing Company and consultant testimony from Tasken & Sells. Witnesses including Walter A Miles and experts defend or challenge charges, with notes on plant condition and alleged overcharges.
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Tasken & Sells
Walter A. Miles
Munutuetorine Company
Ito
Soweynajeny Agiinness
Attawajees
Hupmmavinn
Nedty Lie Gairy
Lange Hotel
Vretel
Maeague
Marty Lantwrton
Rovers
Fignn
Furrmur
Lamberton National
Hank
Grundy
Shokkeeper
Manwhieming Company
Fressell
Feedlelt
Bible Class Elects Officers in Fine Session
The Knowlton Bible Class held its regular November business meeting on November 11th. Officers elected for the coming year include Ralph Kepler as president J L Rtinger as vice president Carl Hinman as secretary Frank Jones as treasurer. A song hour followed, with a five piece orchestra led by George Wolffamily. Members and guests enjoyed refreshments and a talk by Pastor Rev. Wm Bartlett. Nearly one hundred members and their wives and friends attended.
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Knowlton Bible Clas
M_ 1
Chureh Weld
Ralph Kepler
J L Rtinger
Carl Hinman
Frank Jones
The
House
George Wool Faily
Messrs
Roscoe Deering
Sotarm
Skinner
Ry Ward
Walter Decker
Wo de Bartlett
Mrs Harding Better Today After Heart Attack
Olin Marton November 18 Mrs Ware Roy G Flarding survived another serious heart attack and now seems a little stronger. Dr Sawyer said Mrs Harding's condition remained unchanged overnight and her pulse grew weak with shallow respiration but she seems to be rallying today.
Corry Forger Sent 10 at Allegheny Workhouse
Louis Ily and Lewis Shildan were seized at Westfield while trying to pass a worthless note at White Grant Meat Market. Police say the pair pleaded guilty to charges and received a fine of 50 dollars and possible further terms. The court heard testimony as Judge Hicks presided in Erie.
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Louis Ily
Lewis Shildan
Westfield
White Grant
Hicks Cate
Erie Munday
Allegheny
Probe Death Of Minister S Wife Cremated
A baffling case in Columbus Ohio centers on the death of Mrs A V Sheatsley wife of Lutheran minister Rev Sheatsley and a Capital University professor. Prosecution orders full murder inquiry as authorities examine cremation and possible prior attack while Rev Sheatsley and four children are questioned. Coroner notes body burnt beyond identification and police await further findings. The incident follows the minister returning home to a charred remains scene after smelling burning substances.
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Capital University
Columbus
Ohio
V. Shedtaley
Lutheran Church
Bexley
Jie Re King
A.V. Sheatsley
Winister
Furnice
Shestsley
Vortiner Murphy
Fistor King
Lower
Shieatsley
Sheatsley
Shieatstey
Grestionjig
John BR. King
Clenrliy
Murphy
Hest
Five Scarlet Fever Cases Reported by Health Board
Twenty five cases of contagious disease were reported to the Health Board by the head officer Dunkle at the evening’s regular meeting. Dunkle’s report cited five rise of scarlet fever, four cases of chicken pox, one case of amipns, and four cases of menses. None of the cases were reported as extra severe. The health board notes extended spread as unlikely. The city has been generally free from contagious diseases during the summer and fall months, according to officer Coukles.
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Health Board
Dunkle
Iit Bf
Coukles
Inne Ith
Approve Final Bills On Sewer In Regular Session
Gannelling in regular session with assembly attending last night, approval of final bills for the Eagle Street Sewer System completed last week. Total two week cost was $1785.10 with $4001.21 Erie Construction bill approved. Council adjourned after brief session considering tax assessments and transfers from the Recreation Board funds.
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Hill Niv
Recreation Board
Claims girl driver drunk in New Haven case
Miss Marjorie Schneider allegedly drank the night of the Yale Remy football game when Charles G. Rogers died in a motor crash returning to New Haven from a road house with Schneider in the car. Mrs Ruth Uulse testified at the coroner's inquiry, with a transcript released today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Marjorie Schneider
Charles G. Rogers
Local medicine rep suffers cuts after fall on slick main street
Joseph Hrowsi, representative for a local medicine company, slipped on a slippery sidewalk on Hast Main street last night. He sustained severe facial and arm lacerations with feared skull fracture, but hospital exams this morning show only facial cuts and minor injuries.
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Joseph Hrowsi
Hast Main
Christmas Seal Radiator Plant Campaign Organizing Here
Amingements treiaing rapidly and a reorganization drive described for the Christmas Seal Radiator Plant campaign at the Sue city site. The note outlines health work, TB education, and funds, with details on the local dispensary, clinic visits, new cases, and the push to reorganize operations at the Detroit based company plant, including shortened work weeks and office changes.
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Sue City
Emily A. Vohgont
Frediricke
Corey Pex Hentia
Thik
Weir
Forse
Shutdawe
Price Hall
Bury St
West Washington Dock
Corporaflo
Detroit
Whig
Bory
Splendid Talk To Rotary Club In Corry
Members of the Corry Rotary Club praised a speaker delivering a clear data rich educational message at today’s luncheon in Lincheon Wtte Watel Phoenix. Attendees included James M Glaxs Joseph Os borne John Freno and Jim Wright, with plans to publish a full transcript in a later Journal issue.
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Corry Rotary
Miton
Qs Brows
Lincheon
Watel Phoenix
Brown
Rotary
Mmost
Plo
James M Glaxs
Tualler
Joseph Osborne
John Freno
Corry
Jim Wright
Fria
G O P Leaders Against Vital Tax Reforms
Washington November 18 Republican Teachers in Congress rally to support President Coolidge and back his plan for an extra session. They expect postponement of tax reduction farm relief and railroad legislation until next fall. Senator Curtis and administration Republicans back no Congress after March, delaying major reforms until September.
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Washington
Congress
Coolledge
Pati
Des Jatr
Curtis
Dubois Man Hurt in Auto Crash in Altoona
A Dubois man and others were injured in a vehicle crash reported in Altoona. Howard W Wingleworth of Grampian suffered a possible spinal fracture, Folus Phillips of Dubois had a pelvic fracture, Killney of Altoona sustained head injuries, and Peters of Woodlawn endured a severe leg injury. All were treated at Altoona Hospital as investigators pursued details.
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Dubois
Altoona
Howard W Wingleworth
Grampian
Folus Phillips
Dubhis
Brute Killney
Gre
Altoona Hospital
Ition Peters
Woodlawn
Aged Corry Resident Dies at Home
Abs Denice Mason, an elderly Corry resident born in Denmark on January 1 180, died at her home at 405 East Pleasant Street. She lived in the city over fifty years and is survived by two nieces, Mrs Anna Koffard and Mrs Nic Hanson. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 PM from St Pauls Lutheran Church with interment at Pine Grave cemetery.
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Dens
Corry
Abs
Dennie Mason
East Pleasant Street
Denmark
Mason
Anna Koffard
Nic Hanson
Liberty Street
St Pauls ‘Lutheran Church
Pine Grave Cemetery
Sweet Peas and Asters Bloom in Pennsylvania Garden
Partial readable text describes sweet peas and asters in bloom in Pennsylvania. Mentions journal context and writer, with garbled phrases about horticulture and timing. Core detail centers on garden blooms and local editorial voice.
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Porry
Haywviny Pecwrery
Pennsylvania
Pieriod
Record Cold Grips East as Weather Skyrockets Death Toll
Extreme cold smashed records across the East and Midwest with temperatures near zero and some places reporting two degrees above freezing early today. The storm claimed at least sixteen lives, from New York to Wisconsin, as exposure and accidents spiked while relief is anticipated tomorrow and searchers hunted missing fishermen off Maine and New York City.
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Bat
Eas
New York City
Rockland
Maine
Columbus
Ironwood
Mich
Milwanees
Herr Hee Quete
Westminster teacher killed by automobile on Ridge Road
Miss Ruth Allen, 21, a Westminster school teacher, was struck by a speeding car near the Ridge road and died instantly. Miss Marjorie Cloyd, 24, and Bert Joiner, 21, both residents of Westminster, were taken to a hospital with injuries.
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BRIE
Big Business Revival In Steel District Sparks Job Rebound
Pittsburgh reports a broad revival in steel and coal with mills and mines resuming jobs. United States Steel, Jones and Lavigne, and regional plants in Pittsburgh, Rankin, Sharon, Farrell, and others show renewed activity as workers return and payrolls are anticipated for year end. Reopened plants include Republic Iron and Steel, Prick Coke, Snowdon Coal, and multiple coke ovens expanding operations after layoffs during the slump.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Farrell
Jones
Lavigilin
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Prick Coke Company
Snowdon Coal Company
Millions Lost in Third Water Front Blaze
Vinden reports the third waterfront blaze in a week at New Noel harbor district causing extensive property damage and 87000 gallons of gasoline lost from the Sinclair oil tanker William Boyes Thompson. An explosion aboard the tanker sent flames ashore as high winds spread burning debris to nearby vessels and piers. One crew member remains missing, with hopes of survival fading amid burning decks and a crowded harbor.
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Vinden
Piveren
Grea
New Noel Harbor
Sinclair
William Boyes Thompson
Sinclair Company
Dub
Miesng
Samme
Ioarld
Thore
Qien
Vie
Haines
Pleads for Economy in Government
Groesbeck Michigan governor hopefuls and officials urged restraint in public spending during the annual Governor's Conference in Jacksonville. Groesbeck's Alex J urged keeping expenditures within reason to ease tax burdens, while discussions touched on tax levies and inheritance taxes. Governor William D Denny of Delta urged inheritance taxes be handled by state governments.
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United Press
Alex J
Groesbeck
Michigan
Madlé
Grostbech
William D. Denny
Deltas Ware
Water supply cut off by fire at Parkers Landing
Residents at Parkers Landing are without water after a fire destroyed the Suhenek Manufacturing Supply Company and damaged the water works. Damage will run into the thousands.
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Pranklin
Parkers Landing
Suhenek Manufar
Sing Supply Company
Today’s Best Radio Program Listings By City
A radio schedule listing prominent stations in New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Washington Fort Worth and Schenectady. Notable items include Weaf WJAR WER and WRAP with Pan American night featuring Secretary Lughes Army Band and clothing by General Pershing as well as a Westinghouse Choral Show on KDKA.
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WEAF
New York
Boston
Providence Sou
Philadilptia
WER
Butily
WAR
Pittsburgh
WRC
Washington
WJY
Lughes
Army Band
WRAP
Fort Worth
Port Worth
Haremony Club
Wiy
WGY
Schenectady
General Pershing
KDKA
Westinghouse Choral
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Basix
Lamberton
United Préss
Knowlton Bible
M. E. Church
Mrs. Harding
Corry Forger
Allegheny Workhouse
Westend
Atul Uchsessing
Tymer
Tina
Ray Nit
United Pras
Warren DeRosay
Mr. DeRosay
A. Je. Smith
Ouncil
Eagle Street
Emily Fahy
Rotary Club
M. E. Brown
Club
G.O. P
Mercury
Maing
N.Y
New York Harbor
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