Corry City Officials To Hold Over For Full Term
Local authorities in Corry state that under the new Third Class city law, city officials will remain in their posts until the expiration of their current terms. The police chief and fire chief will not end their terms until their terms expire, while other officers retain office under existing laws until the new framework takes full effect.
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Meadville
Otter
Clark Bilt
Mendyilio Sawyer
Daily Messenger
Hoss
Willy
Alexender
Oyun
Fira
A. Paulson Wan
Broyon
Turin
Meadyne
Tradmrar
Flin
Holestor
Nity Olurk
Adalt Rormaln
Missing $11,000 From Mails Sparks Agency Mystery
United Press reports in terse dispatch that $11,000 vanished from postal money in a pouch. Assistant Postmaster Edwin Scholiberger disappeared and a search followed as officials sought to account for the missing funds and mislaid records.
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United Press
Tuefields
Povbahantas
Asiistant
Edwin Scholiberger Nas
Corry Forger Discharged After Cashing Stolen Certificate
Tony Barron known as the Vole, who stole certificates of deposit from an unnamed foreigner Prank Glros, was discharged in Buffalo after a Lancaster hearing. Barron’s friends funded his release, having cashed the second stolen certificate in Lancaster for $100. The Bank of Corry alerted the Lancaster bank, leading to Barron’s arrest and grand jury use, but a repayment by the suspect’s brother settled the case and Barron was freed. No Lancaster warrant existed and no charge was pursued.
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Tony Barron
Abe
Joval
Barron
Buffalo
Lancaster
N.Y
National Bank of Corry
Buttato
Worter
Rutfoto
Herron
Bank Robbery at Dardenelle Bank In Morning Holdups
In early morning hours four armed bandits entered the State Bank of Dardenelle and blew the safe. Officials say several thousand dollars were stolen including postal deposits, but the exact amount is not being released.
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Unitedress
Little Mook
Ark
Honels
Mornings Four
State Bank of
Dardenelle
Aduilt
Pope Resumes Audiences After Weeks Alibi Pause
Pope Pius resumed official duties in the Vatican courtyard after several weeks away and received a large number of pilgrims. This marked his first public activity in weeks, signaling a return to routine engagements.
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United Trees
Rowe
Pope Pius
Vatican
Injunction Sought Against Pennsylvania Railroad at Spartansburg
City Solicitor G T Kincaid filed to prevent the Pennsylvania Railroad from proceeding with new street grade work in Spartansburg until formal legal agreements are secured. The project moves the line to the new grade, bringing the Buffalo Division into town via Argin, altering Main Street and depot area. Local negotiations previously set the railroad to pay street costs in exchange for access, now contested as the borough demands compliance with the prior agreement.
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G.T. Kincaid
Olvid
Pennsylvania Rollefond Company
Kincaid
Spartansburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Ebrian
Aigin
Sparia
Haye
Boro
Entombed miner fights to reach escape through pipe
Entombed Pennsylvania miner Arba Topesky of the Continental workings has been trapped eighty feet underground since last Friday. Rescuers feed him warm clothes and food through a two inch pipe as he speaks by telephoning. His wife and four children remain at the mine awaiting his rescue, with the family vows to stay until he is retrieved. Topesky plans only one day off after rescue before returning to work.
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United Press
Ventralia
Arba
Topeski
Wilh
Ming
Dut Topesky
Continental Co
Corry Motor Club to Hold Big Good Roads Meeting
The Corry Motor Club under state direction plans a large public meeting in the high school auditorium on October 41st with George S. Ladd as the keynote speaker. A parade will end at the Web school building after the gathering as organizers push support for a fifty million bond issue.
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Ladd
Corry
Corry Motor Club
Pennsylvania
Starr
Motor Club
Board of Education
Lada
Lgelty
Loval
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Valldine
Undid
Massachusetts State Grange
National Grange
Incal Motors
Money in circulation rises thirteen cents per person
The article notes that the United States money in circulation per capita increased by 13 cents over the past year, which, with population growth, totals about 70 million dollars. It emphasizes the sizable aggregate impact of a small per person rise.
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United States
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