City budget debate shapes 1928 tax and street plans
City Council discussed the 1928 budget for over two hours, keeping the 1028 levy near the 1027 level while trimming items. Traffic signs, Grove Street, West Wayne and Spring Street projects were debated, with protests from Grove Street residents and a bond requirement for a garage move.
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Meme Berm
C. F. Brown
Grove Street
Concord
Center Street
West Wayne
Washington
Smith Street
Spring Street
Ghundh Stret
Brown
Hracken
Leach
Lowland
Kincaid
Grove
Archie Patton
Barlow
North Center Street
White Street
Dickson
West Wayne Street
Dallmates
$70,000 Christmas Savings to Be Distributed Here
Over $70,000 in Christmas savings will be distributed by the city’s two banks early next month. Citizens National Bank will distribute over $40,000 to about eight hundred subscribers. The 1928 club closes November 20 with arrears urged to settle. December 1 the new club opens as arrangements are made to distribute about $40,000. The banks report a new high in savings despite a general downturn in business.
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Citizens National Bank
Citizens Bank
Divier
Reading elects Socialist treasurer aims to save fees
William Hoverter, newly elected city of Reading treasurer, promises to return about $14,000 in annual fees over his four year term. He plans to keep only $1,000 to cover his salary, saying the rest will reduce city costs. His pay comes from a standard allowance and a percentage of delinquents collected.
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United Prow
Reading
William Hoverter
The
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Guardsmen control Colorado mine fields in clash toll
National guards move into the Columbine mine district after a clash between miners and state police leaves five dead and more than sixty injured. Gov. Adams dispatches militia with war equipment as authorities plan to send troops to Southern Colorado to prevent further trouble. Four strike leaders face multiple charges including trespassing and intimidation amid ongoing unrest.
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Columbine Mine
Denver
Colo
Avith National
Colorado
Columbinesmine
Adama
Pate
Adams
A. P. Ardoutel
Nalssons] Guard
Louis N. Scherf
Law Enforcement ‘Bureau
Ricker Bound Over to Court After Hearing
C M Rikers of 2212 West Alain steel was bound over to the west term of Eile county count on a charge of failing to stop following a motor accident. Hearing before Tystice Johnson at Union City Hall set a 400 bond for release pending grand jury action. Ricker was arrested in an accident east of Union City five weeks ago the driver alleged to have failed suny. The injured boy, Rolie Peterson, son of Alton Peterson, remained unconscious hours after being left on the highway. He was not believed to have serious injuries and is reported to be recovering.
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C. M. Rikers
Alain Steel
Eile
Tystice
Omer Johnson
Union City Hall
Grand Jury
Ricker
Uni City
Suny
Rolie Peterson
Alton Peterson
Union City
Corry
Peterson
Catholic Conspiracy Blamed for Obregon Plot Trial
Police charged that Catholic plotters planned the November assassination attempt on General Alvaro Obregon. Arrests included a priest Miguel Austin Pro Umez and brothers Humberto and Luis Segre Vilchis, with others linked to a defense of religious liberty group. Evidence cited included bombs found at Maria Perez’s home and a car bombing tied to Catholic rebels in Alisco.
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United Press Mexico Cidy
Alvaral Obregon
Miguel Austin Pro Umez
Humbertoy
Luis Segre Vilchis
Obregon
Lamberto Ruiz
Potice
Vitchis
Vit
Alisco
Senor Maria Perez
Tenatio Mores
Senora Perez
Giles on First Leg of Flight to Australia
Captain Frederick Giles, World War I British air hero, starts a Pacific flight from Mills Field bound for Hawaii and Australia. After an earlier failed attempt, he takes off at 7:33 AM in his biplane Wanda despite dense fog and rough seas, with improved weather forecast and preparations underway for a second try.
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United Pro
San Francisco
Cal
Iain Broderick Giles
San Jyanciscu
Miles
Yea Ab Acm
Neway
Marine Department
San Primenico Chamber of Commerce
Gilus
Richard Baldwin
United Press Stalf
Mills
Frederick Giles
Wan Voleff
Pacific
Wanda
Mills Field
Hawaii
California
Giles
San
United States Weather Bureau
Peterson
Manger
Warren Elks Memorial Day Speaker Named
Earl Tr MacDonald, Warren attorney and past exalted ruler, is chosen to deliver the memorial day address for Corey Jodge at the Warren Elks lodge on Sunday December 11 at the local club. The program, still being arranged, will include memorial tributes to recent lodge members. Also noted is a Washington budget debate as Treasury officials warn of a potential deficit if tax cuts proceed.
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Earl MacDonald
Lodge of Sorrow of Corry Lodge of Elks
Earl Tr. MacDonald
Warren Lodge of Elks
Will Deigér
Corey Jodge
B. P. Elks
McDonald
Warran
Warren Lodge
Thas Pice
John Beck
James Ransom
J. C. Jackson
Sam Jacobson
James Condra
Saraceno pleads guilty to old liquor charge
Ralph Saraceno appeared before Judge A P Rosier Tate and pled guilty to possession of liquor in violation of prohibition laws from an earlier indictment. Sentence was withheld as investigators pursue further charges arising from a raid on his West Main Street operation where arrests were made but no liquor cache found.
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A. P. Rosier Tate
Ralph Saraceno
Perry
Uion City
Tudge Rossiter
Cave of Saracen
West Main Street
Ladies Night Observed by Rotary Club at Hotel Corey
Rotary Club hosted a Thanksgiving themed Ladies Night at Hotel Corey with about sixty five Rotarians Rotney Anns and friends present. The ladies ran the program featuring a roll call novelty a geography quiz and gumdrop animal modeling followed by cards and a turkey dinner.
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Rotary Club
Corey
C. E. Weir
Lucile Murray
Local Knights Templar Attend Erie Meeting
About twenty five members of Clarence Commandery Knights Templar left for Erie to attend the grand lodge meeting. The group traveled on one of the largest West Ridge Disses chartered for the trip. Grand officers’ visitation is expected to draw hundreds of Knights. The ceremonies will begin with degree work this afternoon, a supper at the temple at eight, then resume the ceremonies and lodge sessions. The gathering is described as one of the rarest in recent months for the northwestern section of the state.
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Clarence Commandery
Knights Templar
Erie
West Ridge
Temple Lat Ene
Cold Wave Sets Middle West Into Subzero Chill
Nov 22 reports show a sharp cold wave moving across the middle west with northwest winds. North Dakota Montana Nebraska felt subfreezing temperatures with Morhead Minnesota at 12 below zero and Edmonton Alberta reporting subzero wind chills.
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United Press
Chicago
Middle West
North Dakota
Mirota
Nebraska
Dodgett
Williston
Morhead
Minn
Edmonton
Alta
Coolidge Won't Intervene In Coal Strike
President Coolidge is expected to reject labor leaders’ plea for federal involvement in the coal strike. He signalled no commitment beyond referring the request to the Labor Department, following talks with AFL and UMWA leaders. The miners’ wage dispute spans Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia as the April strike continues.
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Kenneth Crawford
United Press Star
Washington
Soolidge
Whit House
Wm. Green
American Federation of Labor
John Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Stenedt T Othem
Department of Labor
Congress
Whe
Interstate Comnérce Commission
Burkhardt Trio On Air From West Frederick Street
The Burkhardt Trio from West Frederick Street will broadcast several numbers from Station WLEW Oi City on Thursday at 10 o clock. The Corry flutists will also perform, rescheduled to three minutes.
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Assur
Burkharde ‘Tio
Margaret and
Charles
Leonard Burkhardt
West Frederick Street
WLEW
Oi City
Corry
Burns Named In Court Motion In Sinclair Oil Case
A court action seeks contempt proceedings against Burns detective figures in the Sinclair and Day oil jury spying case. Justice Siddons set December hearing. government alleges Burns agents shadowed jurors contributing to a mistrial. Witness accounts and proffers outline the investigation and potential penalties. The article notes related civil service and testimony developments and local service news.
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Sinclair
D Day
Burns
Severnments
Sinclair Oil
Washington
Knw
Sida Ofahe
Sheldon Clark
Sitelair
William J. Burns
Sherman Burns
Sisson
Charles J. Veitch
Burns Ballimore
Witliam J Burns
Burns Detertive Agency
Sinclair and
Day
Artim
Hss
Rial
Ray Miera
Don Kang
Edward T- Kidwell
Tony
Willam J. McMillin
Owen J. Roberts
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Medullin
Burns Force
William V. Long
Gordon
Justice Siddons
Edward J. Kidwell
Kidwell
Siddons
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