Unemployment Taxation And Economy Chief Issues Facing Legislature
Four Union City men escaped a grave cave-in while working for the state highway department on Pinchot road between eagerdam and Wattsburg. Bryant Stowe was trapped for ten minutes and rushed to Union City hospital in critical condition. J. H. Post sustained knee injuries. John Dingle was badly bruised and sent home with injuries to the back. all were recovering with improved conditions or serious injuries as doctors monitored their progress.
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Union City
Eagerdam
Wattsburg
State Highway Department
John Dingle
Stowe
Hospith
Kentvan
Corry Seeks Unified Push to Revise Utility Laws
City officials move to join New Brighton and other Pennsylvania boroughs in a state legislative push for utility law revisions. Council referred the matter to City Solicitor Blaine Kincaid for study and report, with the League of Third Class Cities’ draft guiding Corry’s participation in the broader drive.
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Penn‘a
Golinell
Pennsylvania
New Brighton
Blaine Kincaid
Kineaid
League of Third Class Cities
Corry
Goyer
Giord Pinchot
Policeman Shot During $7,000 Robbery at Association
Philadelphia police report Matthew Clowry, a city officer, was shot in the head by three bandits while guarding a meeting of the Commonwealth Building and Loan Association. The assailants robbed the building of about $7,000 in cash and checks. Clowry remains in critical condition at Northeast General Hospital.
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Philadeurrila
Matthew Clowry
Fro General Hospital
Commonwealth Building and Loan Association
Clowry
Masonic Dancing Party Set At Temple Friday Night
The Masons announce their annual Thanksgiving dancing party Friday evening at the Masonic Temple for members and invited guests. A Ly Piste orchestra will play the dance program from 9:30 to 11:30, with about three hundred guests expected.
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Mssomo' Ssnterrainment
Ee Masonic Temple
Hoan
Ly Piste
City Records Put Total Valuation At 1933 Amount
City Council approves Court of Tax Revision reports fixing total assessed valuation at 6,297,855 for 1923. Ward totals show occupation, land and building values with a statewide 1933 valuation increase of 58,290 over prior figures.
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Wixes
Court of Tax Re- Peston Mit Appeal
Hemsor Co v. M
Bulls Haliwey
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Sity
Council Moves For Traffic Law Enforcement
Council hearing on stop sign and traffic light violations at Smith Center and Columbus avenues sparks debate. Director Nichols backs targeted enforcement with arrests for flagrant violators, while urging careful police approach and possible tweaks to signage.
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Council
Nichols
Rev Gilbert L Boyd Delivers Thanksgiving Message at Rotary
Rev Gilbert L Boyd pastor of First Presbyterian spoke to the Rotary Club at the weekly Gideon meeting at the Hotel Corry on Thanksgiving observance. He explained early customs and reasons to be thankful today. Guests included Siffy F Thomas from Buffalo Roy Wells and W J Shield of Brie.
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First Presbyterian Church
Sity
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
My. Boyd
Ani
Sitffney F.thomas
Buffalo
Roy Wells
Brie
W. J. Shield
Grand Duke Alexander Gravely Ill in Nice
Paris reports the Grand Duke Alexander of Russia aged 66 is seriously ill with spinal trouble in Nice. He is husband to Grand Duchess Xenia, cousin and brother-in-law to the late Czar Nicholas II, and cousin to King George V. The Grand Duchess was summoned from London as he remains under care on the Riviera.
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Paris
Alexander
Russia
Xenid
Thanksgiving Dinner Planned for 12500 NIS Beebe
Kansas City Missouri November 22 Casimir J Welch Justice of the Peace will host a Thanksgiving dinner for 2 people with 7600 pounds of turkey 85 pounds of cranberries 6000 pounds of potatoes and 2725 pounds of bread as a charitable event for all centers via his letters democratic effort to aid the needy
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Kansas City
Casimir J. Welch
PTA Council Seeks Support for Christmas Seal Campaign
The PTA Council agreed to sponsor the Christmas Seal Campaign and resume serving meals to undernourished schoolchildren next week. Plans for the Milk Maid entertainment on February 18 and 19 were set to raise funds for milk distribution. Committees were named for the vaccination program with diphtheria antitoxin, to be given after Christmas recess. Officers will seek data from J Kenneth Winter of the County Health Association. About thirty members attended, chaired by Mrs. J F H Dearing.
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Whien
Associatyns
P.P. A. Colmest
P.T. A. Cornell
J Kenneth Winter
Hie County Health Association
Moniday
Jfh
Dearing
Garner predicts beer measure passage in short session
Washington November 22 Speaker John N Garner predicted House passage of a beer bill in the coming short session. He also said economy in government could avert a tax increase and that the beverage measure could be tied to broader fiscal restraint. The remark underscores a potential legislative path for beer policy this session.
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Washington
John N. Garner
M Berg-Torteyenkie
House of Representatives
Congress
Three suits filed over fatal Corry Union City crash
Three Corry residents file suits in Erie to recover damages totaling 55000 against Leon D Brown of Corry and Dr Pat S Weed of Union City stemming from the September 15 auto crash on the Corry Union City highway that killed Patrolman Mulheim and seriously injured Chief Flanigan and Alderman Porter. Attorneys for Sadie Mulheren also press 25000 against the operators of the two cars for her husband’s death. Brown was held negligent by a coroner’s jury after Mulheim’s death. suits likely to be heard in the next civil court term and to be vigorously contested.
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Corry
Erie
Leon D. Brown
de. Paul, Weed
Union City
Corry Union City Highway
James J. Millheim
John Flanigan
Porter
Coury
Samb, Rossiter
Blaine Kincaid
Sadie Mulheren
Rossiter
Flanigan
Mulheim
Alderman Porter
J. J. Haight
Brown
Ehroulehams
Waterford
Breer Hill
aVoig
Pat S. Weed
Weed
Mags
Mulbeirn
Corry Hospital
Hlanigan
Ay 1
Mulkeir
Poland seeks relief from war debt payments to United States
United Press reports Poland asked Washington for relief on war debt payments. In other dispatches, Bolivia claims victory in Gran Chaco clashes over Paraguay, New York elections chief Cohen jailed for contempt, and France Italy relations renewed as Mussolini meets hints loom. Hitler’s chancellor odds seen slim as Hindenburg travels with aide to Berlin for talks.
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United Press
Washington
Poland
United States
Special Taxes Debated as Pennsylvania Legislature Prepares
Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania faces over 100 proposed measures for the 1998 session with unemployment relief taxation and government economy as top priorities. Gov. Pinchot outlined plans to extend the sales tax era, raise auto and truck registration, and explore cigarette and soft drink tax changes while budget strains drive state efficiency moves and broad reforms across departments.
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Wasney
United Press
Harrisburg
Tal Feinsylvania
Amorsso manslaughter sentence due Monday
Amorsso, 66, pleaded to voluntary manslaughter in the death of neighbor Alfred Messina, 40. He was released on bail from Erie County Jail and returned to the city. Officials expect the sentence to be pronounced next Monday by Judge Up Rossiter.
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Alfred Messina
Erie County
Amnr- Abso
Junge UP
Rossiter
Five Fire Flames In Home At Pittsburgh
Five persons including three University of Pittsburgh students were burned out of their home in Pittsburgh as a fire damaged the rear of the first floor. The blaze was found by student W B Greenmeyer who was awakened by Ambkie and alerted Kaufman Mrs Kaufman and their two Pitt students Raymond and Charles. Firemen extinguished the flames.
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University of Pittsburgh
Raymond W. Kaufman
W. B. Greenmeyer
Leetonia
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Mra. Kalifman
Raymond
Charles
Pitt
Dairymen League to Meet at Townville
Subdistrict meeting of the Dairymen's League will be held in the 10 0 F ball at Townville on Saturday November 26 at 10 80. Interpreted in the dairy industry are Nigel HW attend. Ladies please bring sandwiches and milk.
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Dairymen's League
Townville
Nigel HW
Plésed
Lottery Charge Basis of Action Against Davis
Harrisburg Nov 22 The state will issue Senator James J Davis a certificate of election once county returns are in and a memo will accompany it stating Davis should not be seated due to alleged involvement in a Moose lottery. The governor believes Davis won fairly with a large majority and the Ware precedent will not apply. The governor plans to send a rider with the certificate and all 34 elected congressmen will receive clear credentials.
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United Press
Harrisburg
James J. Davis
Pinchot
U.S. Senate
Davis
Loyal Order of Moose
Pennsylvania
William S. Ware
Senate
Tim
Ware
Washington
Robins Amnesia Linked to Russian Strain Theory
Asheville, Nov. 22 Raymond Robins, who regained memory dramatically yesterday, is cited by his wife as possibly the victim of the terrible strain from his Russia wartime service as an intermediary with the Bolshevik regime. Robins had disappeared 80 days, found in a mountain village, and had been suffering amnesia.
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Robins
United Press
Asheville
W. G
Raymond Robins
Russia
Rebing
Here
Cards' shortstop recovering from leg wound
PHILADELPHIA Nov 22 Chas S Delbert Jr shortstop of the St Louis Cardinals lay in a hospital here awaiting an operation on his leg He was sent to the hospital after fainting near Chambersburg A medical examination showed the injury more serious than first feared The doctor said Delbert is in good condition and there is no sign of wood poisoning
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Philaussehia
Chas, S. Delbert
St .Louis
Chambersburg
Revival of War Debt Commission Is Possibility
In Washington Hoover and Roosevelt weigh reviving the war debt commission and reassessing debtor capacity. They consider delaying Europe’s December 15 payment of 125 million and discuss a world economic conference to shape postwar burdens and recovery.
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United Press
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Lincoln
White House
Hoover
Roosevelt
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Adon
War-Debt Commission
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Czecho-Slovakia
United States
Coolidge
Dying After Killing Two in Cleveland Case
Abe Auerbach, once wealthy and linked to a 1922 hair tone to alcohol scheme, lies critically wounded after allegedly shooting two friends, Sam and Rose Grossman, in an East Side speakeasy. The motive remains unclear as reporters note sobbing and a chaotic scene with multiple shots and a fleeing bartender.
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Cleveland
Abe Auerbach
Sam Grossman
Rousmania
Auerbach
Grossman
Rose
East Side
Lawrence Wolf
Wolf
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