Masonic Building Assn Launches 50000 Campaign
Dr Harrison A Curt president of the Corry Masonic Building Association announced a campaign to raise 50000 among Masons in Corry to retire the building debt. Franklin T Babbitt is general campaign chairman, with a new endowment insurance plan offered as the financing method. Campaign opens December 4 and runs through December 11 with committees forming. headquarters at 150 North Genster Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison A. Curt
Corry
Trancniy
Fort Wayne
Incheng
Haseen
Dr. Curtis
United States
Corry Masonic Building Association
Ernest L. Morrow
Edwin J. Lewis
J. B. Patterson
J. W. Lambing
Sidney 8. Elston
George S. Peck
North Genster Street
Free Sinclair Walks Free After Railroading Claim
Harry Sinclair, millionaire oil magnate and sportsman, left DC jail claiming he was railroaded in the Teapot Dome inquiry. He had begun his sentence May 6 for contempt of Senate questions and received further contempt terms, with part served concurrently and time off for good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth G. Crawford
United Press
Washington
Harry ¥. Sinclair
District of Columbia
Sinclair
Loireé
Lie
Senate
Interior
Albert B. Full
Hoe
William Peale
Siveleir
Six Men Indicted in Fake Prohibition Agent Ring
Six men from Erle Pennsylvania were indicted by a federal grand jury in Pittsburgh on charges of impersonating federal city officers and breaking into homes. The names listed include Frantic J aslinski Alex Medmwiecki Samuel L. Winer Howard Shaw John Or zechowski and Frank Merritt. The indictment says they met at Winer's restaurant on October 31 and searched Theodore Kapp's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Erle
Jaslinski
Alex Medmwiecki
Samuel L. Winer
Howard Shaw
John Or~zechowski
John Koseck
Frank Merritt
Winer
N Brie
Yast
Theodore Kapp
Storm Leaves City Under Light Snow Blanket
Winter weather brought two to three inches of snow over the city causing slick roads and sidewalks. A late night storm followed by continued flurries led to several minor accidents with no injuries reported. nearby Erie County saw about six inches, and officials forecast more cold weather with temperatures staying below freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center
Erie
Tidal Wave Causes Heavy Loss After Newfoundland Quake
News from N. Fy November 21 reports a tidal wave following Monday’s earthquake along Newfoundland’s south coast caused widespread life loss and extensive property damage. Ships and coastal structures suffered major damage as crews rescued survivors and assessed the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Johns
N. Fy
New Foundland
Five Die On Crossing In Texas Train Crash
United Press reports a Texas auto train collision killed five women and injured others near Dallas. Names include Mia Dollie Hing of Mineral Wells and Mrs 8 0 King of Fort Worth. Four died at the scene, another succumbed en route to a hospital. The Negro driver was listed in critical condition. Bodies lay scattered along the railroad right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dallas
Yoxun
Peri
Sonia We
Pace Railroad
Mia
Dollie Hing
Mineral Wells
Texas
King Mort Worth
Pour
Wien
Mette
Enrimite 10A
Iiamobile
Milon L Brown Addresses Kiwanis on Education and Local Football
Milon L Brown, former Corry superintendent and school director elect, spoke to One Kiwanis Club about education and the high school football eleven. Twelve 1929 squad members attended, with remarks praising the team and noting an upcoming Rex Theatre benefit on December 14 to bolster the town’s education fund for deserving students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mion L. Brown
Corry Panic
Insix
Uiday
Kiwanis Club
Ure
Jackson
York
Shapp
Rougle
Crum
Shaver
Murray
Stores
Hovey
Baresi
Brown
Hish School
Gazela
Franklin
FA. Wineruso
McCall
Plant Improvements Planned at Donora Plant
Donora Pennsylvania November 21 Work is to be started immediately on a 6 million dollar program to upgrade the American Steel and Wire Company plant. G J Brows and A Weed White announce that contracts have been let to American Bridge Company Pittsburgh for the structural steel and to Arthur G Mee and Company for the remaining work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donora
American Steel and Wire Company
G. J. Brows
Wire Anil
A. Weed White
Ate ‘American, Bridge Company
Pittsburgh
Simnctual
Ateal
Arthur GC
Meftee and Company
Industrial leaders confer with President Hoover on wages
The major industrial captains including Henry Ford and Owen Young met with President Hoover to pledge no wage cuts amid the financial readjustment. Ford urged wages to rise, while the gathering discussed rail spending, lower interest rates, and expected industry boosts. Governor Larson announced plans to appoint David Baird Jr. to succeed Senator Edge in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
America
Hoover
Henry Ford
Navy
Henry Ord
Owen
Young
White House
Industria
Ansieur
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
International Harvester Cd
Davis
William Green
Prams Morrison
T. A. Tickers
United Garment Workers
Matthew Woll
United Garment Workers of America
Wiliam Hutcheson
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Wnt. J. Sorley
Building ‘Trades
Department
American Federation of Labor
John J. Frey
Fecretary Metal Trades Department
American
Federation of Labor
BN. Jowell
Pre Dent Railway
Trenton
N. J
Morgan Larson
David Baird
Camden
Walter Edge
France
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed By Networks
NBC network hour by hour schedules show Saierling Singers Melton James Stow and Glens at 9:00 on WABC CBS WEAF listings include True Detective mystery Victor hour at 19:00 and at 10:00 WIZ broadcasts Atwater Kent midweek program WH NBC network 11:00 Gounod opera Faust remarks follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Saierling
Melton
James Stow
Glens
WABC
CBS
WEAF
Victor
WIZ
Atwater Kent
Proman
Gounod
Five cars and wagon collide in Erie highway crash
On the Waterword Erie highway late yesterday five autos and a dump wagon were involved in a severe crash. Buick driven by Fred Winsley of Erie collided with the wagon driven by Harry Anderson. all occupants escaped serious injury. The runaway wagon and horses sparked a chain of collisions damaging several vehicles, with one car driven by Kinsey John Journal reporting a shaken crew and others escaping unharmed. Damages ran into hundreds of dollars.
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Waterword- Erie
Fred Winlsy
Harry Anderson
Erie
Kinsey
Z. G. Tending
Union City
Kinley
Sherimaney LeAmt
A. A. Greenies
Meadville
Miner
James
J.T. Sherry
Pittsburgh
Bernard Wellswan
Raed
I Jury
Anileson
Dirk
Tidal wave rocks Newfoundland coast after quake
A tidal wave generated by Monday's earthquake swept inland along Newfoundland's southern coast, inundating villages, damaging houses and stores, and causing extensive property loss. In New York, U.S. Steel shares surged amid irregular market activity as steel stocks rose sharply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
ST. Johns
N. F
Newfoundland
New York
U.S Steel
Slippery sidewalks cause two injuries in city
Two pedestrians were seriously hurt by slips on icy sidewalks today. Carl Ben Ellerson of West Washing ton and 18 Center Street resident Mrs Marie Craig suffered left wrist and leg fractures. Dr CB Kibler treated Eller son and reported he will be incapacitated for some time. Mrs Pierce, caregiver to Mrs Craig, also fractured her left wrist and will move home to Erie this afternoon.
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Carl Ben Elelson
Witham Munger
West Washingaton
Ton
Washington
West Wayne Streets
CB Kibler
Munger
South Center Street
Alice Pierce
Marie Craig
Center Street
Explosion near McCrory's Eye and Ten Cents Store
Washington reports an explosion believed caused by an Over Nested bullet near McCrory's Eye and Ten Cents store in downtown Washington. Score hurt. Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania won a fortune test judged by Judge Herry C Thompson in orphans court. Newark despondent over stock losses shot himself dying in Newark hospital. Paris Dr. Charles Laubry underwent relapse. New Orleans murder charges against Second Officer John G McGoodrick in connection with Jack Kraft's death nolle pressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wasementy
McCrory
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Iate
Albert Ford
Ford and Kendig Company
Herry C. Thompson
Newark
Losves, Harry &. Hopkins
Newark Hospital
New Orleans
John G. McGoodrick
Create
Jack Kraft
New York
Nolle
Dead in storm along Newfoundland coast
Ni Fy Nov. 24. Reports list at least 34 dead with many missing after a tidal wave that followed Monday's earthquake along the South coast of Newfoundland. A 15 foot wall of water swept inland, carrying houses, bodies and livestock. damage estimated at $200,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
ST. John
Newfoundland
Emmanuel Guild Pancake Supper Set at Parish Hall
Emmanuel Guild will hold a pancake supper Monday at 6 30 in the Parish Hall. Pancakes sausage doughnuts and coffee will be served with tickets at fifty cents. Mrs Jerome Haight is dinner chairman and proceeds benefit Emmanuel Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inemmanue
Guile
Jerome Haight
Hewrepaat
Hmmanuel Episcopal Church
Patient wakes fire alarm at Portland Sanitarium during operation
In Portland on November 21 a patient recovering from major surgery at the Portland Sanitarium awoke, warned the switchboard, and alerted staff as a fire started in the boiler room. Nurses evacuated bedridden patients while fire crews extinguished the blaze. the patient, W. A. Grossenacher, believed the building was on fire due to glare and fumes but escaped serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Portland
Ore
Portland Sanitarium
W. A. Grossenacher
Jess
Fireman's Leg Broken In Collision Near Corry
Ellis T. Baker of Oil City jumped from his locomotive two miles north of Corry to escape a wreck on the Allegheny division of the Pennsylvania Railroad after a rear-end collision amid a heavy snowstorm. Baker suffered a fractured right leg. Engineer Wayne Shaw stayed with the first caboose until safety. Traffic was delayed four hours as wreckage was cleared and an immediate railroad inquiry began.
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Ellis T. Baker
Oi City
Allegheny Division
Pennaytvanut Railroad
Magman
Ielésr
Corry
Tirst Extra
The
Eine
Baker
Extra
Shaw
Bvo
Alexander & Company
Corry Hospital
Trafic
Bula
Erie
Chagre
Crnt
Quetor Arthur "Rusty" Carr
Oil City
Wayne Shaw
Train bearing Good's body halts in Chicago stop
Chicago and Washington dispatches report the body of Secretary of War James W. Good halted in Chicago for 35 minutes en route to Cedar Rapids Iowa for funeral rites. Delegations from the Ton Club Union League Chicago Bar Association Minos Bar Association attend Northwestern station as three military units stand at attention. The Hour s notes a viva voce vote to adjourn the special Congress session sine die with the House to meet tomorrow and the Senate to adjourn at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James W. Good
Cedar Rapids
Lows
Mail~ Ton Club
Union League Club
Federal Building
Chicago Bar Association
Minos Bar Association
Northwestern Station
United Press
Washington
Congress
Longworth
House
Noom
Senate
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Masonic
Franklin T. Babbitt
Masonic Fraternity
Free Sinclair
Milon L. Brown
Ford
Giants of Industry
Bulletins
William Munger
West Washington Street
Paris
Charles Laubry
Howe
Georges Clunecou
Emmanuel Guild
Lowa
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