Impeachment Battle Erupts Over Oklahoma Governor Walton
A United Press report outlines charges against Governor J. C. Walton including willful neglect of duty corruption and moral turpitude. The indictment, presented in the Oklahoma Legislature, accuses Walton of improper appointments, improper use of funds for private gain, and actions to influence the judiciary and legislature. The document lists 20 charges ranging from improper payroll practices to interference with the press and defense of martial law. Balloting on impeachment was expected to begin soon.
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Motorists Escape in Series of Corry Accidents
Corry motorists were in a string of minor accidents yesterday afternoon in Corry. One car driven by Mr. Wood collided with a Ford near Main Street causing damage but no serious injuries. A second crash at Zollock Street involved a Reppman car and another vehicle. both drivers and passengers escaped unharmed. A Paige bar slid to a stop after a collision with a Chevrolet near Bly Bend. occupants escaped with minor injuries.
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Stolen Car Recovered After Abandoned Find
The touring car taken from Frank Dodd’s Cr ummbur garage was found abandoned yesterday in Erie. Authorities have no clue to the thief’s identity.
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Men’s volleyball season resumes at Presbyterian Gym
The Presbyterian Gym will open their meet on Tuesday evening at o’clock. All members are asked to be on hand for the initial workout as the men’s volleyball team resumes activities.
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Coolidge Hopes Better Day for Prohibition Enforcement
President Coolidge expressed hope for improved enforcement of prohibition laws through a governor's conference program. He cited national cooperation as key, while acknowledging mixed reactions to the conference outcomes from various sides.
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Stockholders to convene formal meeting tonight
Stockholders of Corrs Tower company gather at the Medicinal Building for their first regular meeting. The agenda includes electing a new board of directors and deciding whether to move the site from Mullin to the Babbitt property. Voting rights depend on outstanding assessments, with a decisive result anticipated this evening.
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High School Football Injury At Game Shocked Crowd
A high school girl suffered a severe leg fracture during a football game on Main Street near Went, after a crush among players and fans. She was taken to Corry hospital for reduction and rests reportedly comfortably. Milly Vanderholf of Titusville recently visited the city.
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Sam Martowitz Raid Victim at Morning Bust
A police raid on Sam Martowitz’s place on 1 Manstreet led to his arrest on a charge of possessing and selling intoxicants. Four jugs of moonshine were found, with evidence of a booze operation across the premises. He pleaded not guilty and posted $500 bail. Police described it as the start of a series of joint visits with authorities remaining reticent on details.
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No Trace Found Spartansburg Safe-Crackers
Two days of inquiry into the Pennsylvania Railroad station robbery at Spartansburg failed to reveal clues about the safe crack ers. Officers noted two charges of nitroglycerine used, but no identification of the burglars. Family members recalled hearing two hints and a departure of a visitor as the suspects fled. Nothing was stolen though packages were rifled. Earl Say and Miss Marie Bish of Erie were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Say of North Panther Street.
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Decision on Election Cash Case Reserved in Court
A filed petition contesting nominating petitions for a two year term prompts a court hearing. Brown, Benedict, and others appeared as attorneys as the county commission debated legality and timing of the petitions and the two year term outcome. The morning session focused on whether petitions were valid and filed appropriately before the deadline.
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Lloyd George Enjoys Souths Hospitality
United coverage recalls Lloyd George's two day stay in Louisville and Indianapolis as he travels to Indianapolis. He praises southern hospitality and visits Judge R. W. Bingham's country home while Megan Lloyd George attends public meetings. The visit includes plans to address foreign policy and a potential reference to Senator Watson's opposition to intervention.
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Two Arrests for Robbery of Treat's Store
Police identified and arrested two men, Peter Mjerman, 27, and Wade Reid, 24, in Cambridge Springs after a clothing store burglary. They fled in a car abandoned nearby. another youth, Paul Rader, 17, was later arrested as an eyewitness identified him.
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Radio Club Meeting Set for Wednesday Night
A Radio Club gathering is planned for Wednesday night to elect officers and discuss club activities. The meeting will cover radio rings, development, and what the club can achieve for its members with potential demonstrations and talks.
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Crown Prince as President Candidate Reported
United Press dispatch from London cites a Daily Mail telegram that the former Crown Prince may run for the providency of Germany in the next election. The Merlin correspondent notes the idea could be exploited as a political strategy.
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Death notice for Fred N Ottaway in local obituary
Pred N Ottaway died Monday morning at 4 o clock at his home on Smitt street. He was 86 years old and well known in this vicinity. He is survived by his wife and one son Floyd Ottoway of this city, one brother BC Ottoway of Rippey, and a sister MYA F Tanner of North East, Pa. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Rhineland Separatists seize key towns in France and Belgium
United Press reports a Rhineland separatist movement proclaims a new republic in Aix la Chapelle and other cities. Civil authorities declare the seizure orderly with proclamations posted. Belgian authorities vow neutrality but will hold separatist leaders responsible for disorder amid unrest across the zone.
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