Heflin Renewed Attacks on Gov Smith Drag Senate Debate
Alabama Senator Heflin challenged Senate Democrats to condemn Gov Al Smith amid anti Catholic remarks. He warned he would quit the Democratic party if rebuked. Democrats expect Heflin's tirades to affect Smith’s candidacy in the South and West, threatening party cohesion.
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Washington
U. P
Senate Democrats
Hei- Tin
Alabama
al Smith
New York
Heflin
Robinson
Senate
New York World
Heffin
Smith
Heflins
Drys Astech
Seven Drowned as Car Plunges From Bridge Into River
A motor car with a mother and seven children under ten fell 80 feet from a bridge into icy water. Only three bodies were recovered initially, suggesting the mother tried to save her children. The crash left Preston severely injured with a broken back while George Jennings escaped with non life threatening injuries.
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Point
Derrick
Preston
George Jennings
Attack on Coolidge Naval Plan Sparks Capitol Debate
Senate and House members clash over President Coolidge’s 800 million naval program. Rep Huddleston calls it criminal folly and imperialistic, accusing it of serving American business interests seeking global markets and a stronger navy. Erie sheriff faces a tar and feathers threat over a Ku Klux Klan letter.
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Washington
Sen. Borah
Rep
Idaho
Coolidge
Capitol
Huddleston
Dern
Ala
Head colds cost the public 1.5 billion yearly
Chicago January 24 Cols in the head cost the American public 1.5 billion annually not counting handkerchief expense. Benjamin Bogue local expert told a luncheon of the National Protective League for Stammerers Two bad colds a year per capita is the average.
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Chicago
Benjamin Bogue
National Protective League
Life Study Club to Meet Tonight on Capital Punishment
The Life Study club at the Y M C A meets tonight under L J Holmes to discuss capital punishment. Members expect a large turnout and lively debate over moral, legal, and practical questions about the death penalty.
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Life Study Club
L. J. Holmes
Commonwealth
Butler Bankers Indicted by Jury in Pittsburgh
Thomas M. Baker and James F. Hutzler of Merchants National Bank of Butler were indicted by a federal grand jury on twenty four counts for conspiracy and false entries. They allegedly defrauded the bank of about 248000 dollars with a 1925 entry showing 782880.92 of which 96000 was false. A second bill charges Hutzler with abstracting 1800 dollars without board consent.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Thomas M. Baker
Merchants’ National Bank of
Butler
James F. Hutzler
Hutzler
Baker
Warren orchestras hold practice after school
Warren High and Sub-High school orchestras practiced at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Tonight freshman girls dine and play games at the YMCA from 6 to 9. Cecil Walters aged four months died in a touring car near Maple Springs while being transported from Andover Ohio as blankets failed to protect the infant.
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Warren High School
Cecil Walters
Wold
Maple Springs
Andover
Ohio
Miss Brown Hosts Bridge Club at Aunt's Home
Mildred Brown entertained the members of her evening bridge club at Mrs. George D. Todd's home on Fourth Avenue Monday. After playing progressive auction, the hostess served a two course luncheon and awarded high score prizes.
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Miss Brown
Cass Mildred Brown
George D. Todd
Fourth Avenue
Eliman Held On Robbery Charge In Sheffield
George Dellman, 21, of Bunkem Street Sheffield, jailed awaiting court on guilty plea to assault and battery and robbery. Captured in Detroit and brought by Sheriff Harry Jefferson, the arrest may solve a month old Sheffield case. Dellman’s three accomplices in the Swanson robbery remain jailed. Swanson was robbed of 54 dollars in December.
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George Dellman
Bunkem Street
Sheffield
Justice of the Peace
Pratt
Deliman
Detroit
Harry Jefferson
Dellman
Andrew Swanson
Swanson
Mike Malhatkee
John Malhatko
William Cleaner
Allegheny Worthouse
Mike Malhalke
Cleaner
John Malhalke
Jefferson
Swansea
Reverend Stoddard to Speak on China in Transition
The Rev. Harold Stoddard pastor of the First Baptist church will address the Kiwanis club at the Conewango club tomorrow noon on China in Transition. He fills in for Edward Hall who was called away for aviation duties. Monte McClure, program chair, announced the change and lauded Stoddard’s willingness to step in.
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Harold Stoddard
First Baptist Church
China
Kiwanis Club
Conewango Club
Stoddard
Edward Hall
Eric
Hall
Monte McClure
Veterans of Kane Legion Held Initiation Ceremony
The Kane Legionnaires held an initiatory ceremony in Warren with four past commanders present. Jack Stone received token appreciation for recruiting about forty new members during autumn membership drives. Officials included A W Sheasley and Major Monroe Means leading delegations, while the legion’s program focused on loyalty and patriotism. Forty-two new members joined, though many did not attend the initiation. A buffet lunch and dancing followed the event. Separately in Washington, President Coolidge’s plan for an independent commission to investigate the S-4 submarine disaster was rejected again by Senate Democrats.
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Jack Stone
Kinnear
Legion
Stone
Kay Davis
Walter Johnson
Don McComas
Torriston Milenius
A. W. Sheasley
Emporium
Department
Roy Parvin
Ralph Brasington
Toriston Milenius
Jack Keepp
Washington
U.P
Senators Propose Public Disclosure of Security Holdings
Senator Frazier introducing a resolution in Washington on January 24 proposes requiring all senators representatives and government officials to file a public list of their security holdings in power companies and other industrial corporations. The move aims to reveal conflicts related to the Walsh power investigation and whether any lawmakers have ties to the power trust.
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Washington
Senate
Frazier
North Dakota
Walsh Power
Power Trust
Market Letter Current Events and Stocks Outlook
United Gas Improvement nears Wilmington Gas purchase. Domestic weekly crude output 2,348,619 bpd, down 1,540. Moon Motors cash $600,000 vs liabilities 525,000. California Petroleum dividend declared. Government to withdraw $3,838,700 from district banks. Averages: industrials 199.72 up 1.26, rails 138.99 up .87, bonds 99.38 up .04. Several firms report earnings and market outlooks including Hudson Motors, Montgomery Ward, Howe Sound, and Gimble Brothers. Market letter notes bullish sentiment, expects further gains and profit taking, mentions favored stocks: Radio, Westinghouse, Vanadium, Allied Chemical, Hudson, General Motors, and rails such as Missouri Pacific and N Y Central.
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Moon Motors
California Petroleum
Gimble Brothers
Hudson Motors
Montgomery Ward
Howe Sound
Radio
Westinghouse
Vanadium
Allied Chemical
Hudson
General Motors
Missouri Pacific
New Haven
Wabash
N. Y. Central
Steel magnate James W. Corrigan dies in Cleveland
Cleveland financial circles recall the sensational rise of James W. Corrigan, millionaire head of Corrigan Steel, who died of heart disease near the Cleveland Athletic Club as he prepared to attend a dinner. His wife Laura May Corrigan was traveling from New York. He had a publicized breach of promise suit earlier with Georgiana Young, and control of the firm followed a dramatic sequence ending with a bookkeeper’s suicide after a power struggle. Corrigan belonged to the Racquet Club of Chicago and Burlingham Club of England.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
James W. Corrigan
Corrigan Steel Company
Corrigan
Cleveland Athletic Club
Laura May Corrigan
New York City
Georgiana Young
Pittsburgh
Laura Martin
Chicago
Steel
Price McKinney
Racquet Club of
Burlingham Club
England
Lindy to Assume Fisherman's Role
Panamanian dispatch reports Lindbergh as a goodwill ambassador to Bay area planned to fish with J one s Fisher at Pearl Islands. He will board the lighthouse tender Favorite at night and sails for the islands at 10 p m. He aims to return to Panama City Wednesday morning to ready the Spirit of St Louis for a resumed tour Friday.
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Panama City
America
Bay
Jones Fisher
Pearl _Islands
Panama Canal
Lindbergh
Spirit of
New York Produce Prices Jan 24 Market Snapshot
Flour dust steady pork steady lard easy middle west spot 12 20 12 40 sugar raw dull refined steady granulated 580 coffee Rio No 7 spot Santos No 21 4 22 1 4 tallow steady hay firm No 1 1 05 to 1 10 No 3 30 90 clover 70 1 05 dressed poultry dull turkeys 30 48 chickens 18 37 broilers 30 46 Cayons 18 31 fowls 18 22 ducks 22 26 live poultry dull weak geese 14 25 ducks 16 33 fowls 25 27 turkeys 30 35 roosters 18 chickens 26 32 capons 35 45 broilers 36 45
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New York
Middle West
Rio
Santos
Ocean Flyer Lands in Harrisburg on Nationwide Tour
Clarence Chamberlin, trans Atlantic flyer, completed the second leg of a 30,000 mile air tour in Harrisburg. He landed his Sperry bi plane at Middletown army air depot at 11 26 a m after departing Allentown 90 miles away at 10 05 a m.
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Harrisburg
Clarence Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Middletown Army Air Depot
Allentown
Market roundup lists industrials and oil stocks with mixed gains
The day’s stock page shows Allied Chemical 157 percent and American Bosch at 20 percent among industrials and oils. Several names including Bethlehem Steel and U.S. Steel appear with varying figures amid a broad list of companies and curbs in the market.
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South
New Yorker
Coolidge Naval
Erie
Allan McLest
Charles R. Davis
Union City
Board of
Erie County
Thomas G. Sterrett
Sterrett
Laughlin
Steel Company
George M. Laughlin, Jr
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
B. F. Jones
Eliman
Rev. Stoddard
Kiwanis
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Broadway
Board of Directors
O'Keeffe
MMARY
United Gas Improvement
Wilmington Gas
James Corrigan
Lindy
Pearl Islands
Ocean Flyer
John Phelps
Sugar Grove, Penna
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy, N.Y
Kay
Richards
New York Stock Exchange
Roos
Warrsa Savings
Allied Chemical and Dye
American Bosch
American Car Foundry
American Locomotive
American Steel Foundry
American Sugar
American Sum Tobacco
American Woolen
Amaconda
Atchison
Gaz
Electrorn Products
Crucible Steel
Dodge Brothers Common _ Davison Chemical Freeport Techs
General Asphalt
General Electric
Great Northern Ore
Great Northern Ray Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Independent
Ol and Gas
Inspiration Copper
International Combustion
International Nickel
Jordan Motors
Kansas City Southern Kennecott Copper
Timken R. B
Tidewater Associated
OILE
Union Oil
Cali
Union Pacific
IU. S
U.S
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse EkelWhite Motors Woolworth
Willys Overland
Anglo American
Humble Oil
International Pett Mountain Produce
National Transit
New York Transit
Ohio Oil
Pennock
Prairie Pipe Line
Prairie Oil and
Standard Oil of
N. J
Standard Oil
American Maricaido
Carih Syndicate
Cities Service
Common Cities Service Ptct
Continental
Durant del
New Bradford Oil
New York Oil , Nati. Fuel
Reevery
Arkansas Gas
Lone Star
Boston Transcript
Acike” Zenkehes
Pennsylvania
York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
Oiltional Transit Co
West Paape
Ka Fipe Tine Co
Hines
Pewania
Ms Petrolle
Canada
Saginaw
Mich
Beren Sard
Saginaw, Mich
Biatiy
Caseessreerensee
Strand Theatre
Warren, Pal
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Johnson Brothers
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