Radio Commission Faces Court Challenge to Its Authority
The RCC may lose its regulatory role unless Congress acts to extend its life. Under 1926 law, control passes from the Secretary of Commerce, creating an Abbeal-like body handling complaints. Licenses denied can appeal to federal courts as government readies for a legal clash. Reports say December relocations aimed to clear 2K channels. eastern reception improves as broadcasters adjust to new frequencies.
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Congress
Idio
Hommeres
Commerce Department
Stag
Commission
Church Notes Continued From Page One
Presbyterian notices list services across First United and Second United churches with ministers J Leitch and J Pinkerton Morning services include sermons on building a kingdom salvation and confirmation. Episcopal schedule shows Holy Communion at 11:00 with a sermon Why We Believe and an address. Methodist listings mention Rev O B and others with morning and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian
Rev. J
Pinkerton
Second United Presbyterian
J. T Leitch
Christ Episcopal
Roger Char- Rock
Holy Communion
F. Richard Eaton
Wesleyan Methodist
George Ankenbicker
Smer Curavehdn
Church Services and Sermon List for Sunday
Emerson Morning presents Jesus the Christ sermon series opening. Hvening features The Most Remarkable Young Woman. Zion Lutheran holds morning and evening services led by Rev Bieber. St Bernard’s Catholic Masses at 7 30, 9 00 and 0 10 A M with Vespers and Benediction at 7 80 C M. Christian Science hosts Rest Room Morning on God the Only Cause and Creator. Christian and Missionary Alliance and Salvation Army schedule events. Rev William MacTavish leads Sunday School and preaching. Homer City Baptist Indiana Court House conducts Bible School at 0 45 and Evening Service at 7 50.
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God
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Salvation Army
William MacTavish
Homer Gity Baptist
Indiana Court House
John
Scott—Bible School
Governor Smith Attacks Prohibition Enforcement Plan
Governor Smith assails parts of the legislation while pledging to sustain it. He urged that enforcement of the Volstead Act is not a state but a national issue. The attack coincides with reports that the League of Women Voters plans a statewide prohibition enforcement bill for the next legislature.
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Smith
League of Women Voters
New York State
Governor Fisher guest of honor at Philadelphia dinner
Governor John Fisher will be the guest of honor at a dinner in Philadelphia tonight hosted by the Penn Club in the Historical Society Building. Earlier the governor will be entertained at the Union League by club officials led by Dr Thomas Benton, president of the Penn Club.
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Phigadelphia
John &. Fisher
Penn Lub
Historical Society
Thos. H. Benton
Penn Club
Get Rid of Nervousness Before It Gets Rid of You
An old time medicine ad touts Lifetone Tablets promising renewed life vigor and energy in two weeks. It claims nerves improve after taking two tablets after meals and two at night for two weeks with seventy two tablets priced at one dollar.
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Out Rate Drug Store
Lifetone
Reed Confesses After Forcing Marriage to Bride-in-Jeopardy
A 0-year-old girl, a student, nearly entered a structure when she cried for help. Farmers pulled Misa Bradford from debris and rushed her to a hospital. Reed was captured and taken to county jail under guard to prevent lynching. He allegedly confessed that after postponing marriage to Miss Bradford he forced the union under duress on a Sunday. Miss Bradford is the daughter of a retired minister from Chillicothe, Mo.
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Misa Bradford
Reed
Miss Bradford
Chillicothe
Cold snap eases as Western Pa river recedes
Snow and colder air ease with temperatures near freezing. At 8 am 29.7 degrees, the Allegheny River near the point fell to 21.6 feet, down 1.5 from yesterday's crest of 23 feet. A Atlantic coast rainstorm slows the Northwest cold front moving toward Pittsburgh.
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Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Atlantic
Pittsburgh
Broteman
Court hears map markings tied to crime scene
Beach testifies maps found in the car of Dr. Lilliendahl’s killing bore crosses marking the crime scene. He denies seeing any marks on the maps and identifies a gun he says was given to his son Ray, which he says was found.
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Dr. Lilliendahl
Beach
Ray
Bench
Lilliendahls
Lilliendahl
William King
Hillsdale
Indiana
Points On People Show Local Movements And Courtroom Testimony
Local names including W. J. H. Cramer and Jessa Hadisen are listed among visitors and residents in the county. A courtroom session features Beach defending his actions with Dr. Lilliendahl and Mrs. Lilliendahl amid testimonies and tense exchanges. Other visitors noted include Ray Craig family, Harry Rhoads, and Paul M. Robinson, with brief mentions of travels, illnesses, and social calls in Indiana and Blairsville areas.
Local residents noted in town yesterday and Friday visits
A list of Montgomery Saltsburg Plumville Blacklick Creekside and Homer City residents who were seen in Indiana or visiting on Friday. Names include John Smith James W Robinson Jesse Palmer Mae Jewett Free E E Dinger J M Mauek William Sheasley Ray Thomas I C Myers Florence Stephens and Jim Stephens. Beach denied knowledge of Bark the witness in a Baltimore confession tale.
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John Smith
Montgomery Township
James W. Robinson
Saltsburg
Indiana
Mae Jewett Free
Homer ‘City
Congress Deadlock Looms Over Smith and Ware Seating
Washington contends with a possible stalemate as Senate rules stall all business until Senators elect Frank Smith of Illinois and William Vare of Pennsylvania are seated or rejected. Key figures include Reed, Norris, Deneen, Shortridge, and Beck, with two paths proposed to deny or investigate the contested oaths.
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Congress
William K. Hutchinson
INS
Washington
Frank J. Smith
Illinois
William S. Vare
Pennsylvania
Senate
Smith
Vare
Ware
Coolidge
House
James A. Reed
Missouri
Slush Fund
Tor
Norris
R&r
Neb
Walah
Mont
Jim Reed
David A. Reed
Deneen
Shortridge
California
Bingham
Gann
Edge
N. J
Moses
N. H
James M. Beck
Cornelius J. DoyRle
Springfield
Democratic-Insurgent Alliance
Remus Trial Details Wife Threats in Price Hill Mansion
INS staff correspondent reports George Conners, former partner of George Remus, testified at Remus murder trial in Cincinnati court. Conners described Imogene Remus drawing a pearl handled pistol from her handbag during a spring 1920 dispute over divorce and property at the Remus dream mansion, and Remus’s violent rages fueled by similar accounts.
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James
Kilgallen Remus
INS
Court House
Cincinnati
Ohio
Imogene Remus
George Conners
George Remus
Remus
Murer
Conners
Price Hill
Conner
Livestock dealer Brainard dies in Pittsburgh home
Iro Fitch Brainard, 87, Civil War veteran and longtime head of the Pittsburgh Livestock Exchange, died at his home. He came from Salem, Ohio about 60 years ago and formed Brainard Bros., with interests in New York and Philadelphia.
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Pittsbuurgh
Iro Fitch Brainard
Pittsburgh Livestock Exchange
Brainard Bros
Brainard
Salem
New York
Philadelphia
Woman offers 2500 for ear graft in Chicago ad
A Chicago newspaper ad announces a bid of 2500 to buy a left ear from a woman no older than 26. The ear would be grafted onto a New York Society matron by a skilled surgeon, with confidentiality, after an auto accident left the client earless.
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Chicago
New York
Our
Atore
Victor
Automobiles Kill 26 In A Week In Harrisburg Report
Harrisburg reports 26 deaths and 217 injuries from 211 motor accidents in the week ending November 29. Sixteen vehicle occupants and 10 pedestrians were killed. 152 motorists and 63 pedestrians injured. There were 83 collisions with loss of control blamed for 24. Scranton plans extending the Scranton Railway Peterburg line at Prescott avenue and Ash street.
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Harrisburg
Department of Highways
Scranton
Scranton Railway Company
Peterburg
Prescott Avenue
Ash Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tage 1
Methodist ‘Episcopal
OO B
Smiths
Phila
W. J H. Cramer
Armagh
County Commissioners
Howard Swank
Frank Craft
Edward Allison
Frank Smathers
Center County
Jessa Hadisen
Clymer
D. P. Linnen
Kittanning
Floyd Sands
Johnstown
Squire W. M. Hosack
Blairsville
Frank Ryan
Brushvalley Township
A. W
Square Deal) Campbell
Duatieer
Ray Graig
Uniontown
Pauline Carney
North Ninth Street
Harry B. Rhoads
Blairsville National Bank
Paul M. Robinson
Greensburg
Daniel Bates
Blacklick
Jesse Palmer
E. E. Dinger
West Mahoning
J. M. Mauek
Plumville
William Sheasley
Creekside
Indiana Friends
M. C. Smith of
Yesteray
Ray Thomas
Buffington Township
I. C. Myers
Florence Stephens
Jim Stephens
Kenwood
Parker
Baltimore
Kenneth Clark
Jardine
United States
Leonard
William Terbit
Josephine, Pa
N.Y
O'en
Cis
A. E. Masten & Company
Pittsburgh, Paf
Ae Ark Gas
Siygar
Ajax
Beth Steel
C. M. St
Cuba
ATS
Famous Players
Hudson Mets
Kans City
Kelly Spring
Fee Rss
Lehigh Val
Settee
Nyc
NYNHH
AGS
Nor Pac
Pan
Anv Bet
Pine
Peers
Ue Phillips Pet
Funta Alewre Sugark Packard Motoe Vane
Gaty Pierce Arrow
Dn Steel
Pea Pere Peas
Royal Dutch Rock Island
Sinclair Oil
Fea
South Pac
Studebaker
Calvo
Ind
South Rails
St Louis
Stewart- Warner
Tim R. Bear Rhea
Union Pac
U_S Steel West Elec
West Air Deer
Willys Overland
Uy West Deans Fd
Treanm
Silas C. Streams
Victrola
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