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   Lock Haven Express (Newspaper) - February 14, 1927, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania                                Member of THE Exclusively in Clinton County THE Rain this po sibly tonight warmer in south portion Tuesday partly cloudy and colder fresh to northeast winds this 45TH LOCK MONDAY FEBRUARY PRICE THREE Rice Illinois Coal Deal ers Chairman of the Joint A LONG PARLEY FORECAST Miners and Operators Stand Opposed on Question of Wage Please Pass the Henry New Experiments by Henry Ford in the production of oat meal cookies in an eliminate chickens and their products from the are de scribed today in a copyright Detroit dispatch to the New York The whole conception of the farmer Is wrong says He is out of I believe that eventually the needs now supplied by the the the hog will be made from other Diete tics are being studied by my scientists along this Summary Overnight Feature Whiskey Is I I D M jk 1 I Reported by House Committee Million dollar damage caused by renewable but revoked j lire lhat destroys building t authorize Ihe secretary HL lliu for violations of the ral stores in Percy Stickney retired permits lo private for Cantonese Foreign ot 7 y Unit Kp lied 11 m Opposes Kellogg Plan To Exempt STATEMENT IS EXPECTED TWO British Regiments Land in Hiss ing From iov llu today by he would prescribe the j to be used by he per would be allowed a citis today by Ihe lions The was approved as a N Y after append ways ami foi the administration of medicinal whiskey plan submitted or tin by Assistant Greek committee of that the existing by i plan to Rive to Blocks of whiskey would be con recommends in not more than six and in would Impor of i vi lo n v would bu if eluding M an 1 training l I may should to mi tin ami Butler Not Seeking To Succeed Coolidge New Nicholas Murray presi dent of Columbia has declared that he is not a candi the Republican nomina tion for president in Claiming his recent remark that Calvin Coolidge would not be a candidate for has been interpreted as an indi cation that he was seeking the Butler that a pri vate citizen discussing public questions is often erroneously charged with being actuated by political TO The joint conference of oper ators anil union miners of the cen tral bituminous field was adjourned shortly before noon today lo most again at 10 oclock tomorrow morn The adjournment was lakun to al low committees to prepare fur Die consideration of the confer president of the ran CUT DIES AFTER It arp to toui Ih day strike in Jort completely broken off tin Nationalist l and Urit Five masked men kidnap and flog ish for an agreement nnl as to the of Ihe Hrit sophomore vie Modernist Leader Had Been Kh at and I itEi BBS SUIT TO ino Jap Premier Says the Military and Naval Forces Are Quite MUST MAINTAIN Frances Reply Will Proposed Method of Jure it is lold Upper of llin Dipt today that present mill naval are necessary to maintain and Living in Retirement Since Dispute With of which is sponsoring The mi1 uu Burris signed Unlay 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Is in Iaris mission or the armament memorandum will by acts of The measures are to hospital lien ro lowing I inc i to Ihe Pinchot lust hy ls the J code enacted in 1S2S masked Foreign Minister a here to negotiate new Grant was His lo wage scale for the central engagement to Rita I Jo Acosta considering it as being of potent live was assistance to Hun Lengthy Chapter in but was Shanghai in Chen Another lengthy in of lue York such a neutralization would permit turbulent history ot coal mining lny Sun to release was Dr 1 At one end of the the notice by attacking are being employed to guard tli Stale Three Times ers held their convention laws In 1913 lions to obtain a new with Hallow and would result tron study by that body whose chair The Hunkers association was out f depart js Spencer organized ton days ago after uf the of mil A former member of university U by men l from the in Past Few on no wage chosen for favoring an even British Troops and of The commission has voted to cancel an address judge as J of Judge before i MIR tains entire Young business and pro 1 It was stl forth by Ihe along with its report bus pro men and women as well lhat II had Hi ships forj it of 20 bills designed as students wore invited to j ORDERS INVESTIGATION INTO Hie trip M had advertised pMl effect remedial legis Encouragement of free discussion i extensively and had made plans for which it believes to bo Of ideas and theories was the an 1 Ihe greatest single excursion of its mediately necessary purpose of Ihe kind in j Appropriation j OC Or banj remarriage of this that The week basis of each of and oclock to plant of the tif h competition with nonunion Tho agreement in r incut ea Grant again clashed landed here tiff was given sole right to use of the general Judge Lindsay lias scv marked third H that HI n lion and antiblue law avoid a cessation ot union labor in few i i clergymen did believe i SUMMON INSULL TO APPEAR stub trip to thril place by federal I ing of representatives travel measures pending before while The miners could their i demanded that Ur convention a apparent of tho in tllo af and suite agents diir agencies in New York last May the Senate elections committee may consider the election revision measures referred to While both branches have cal there are bills ing the past few On all Legion explained Its Plan to handle samples of the i all and housing con beverage being were tested ditions Ior the convention and that iand wore found to be within the was voted by the meeting to give third the majority campaign funds committee in tin cer in effect seven having been I was drafted in 1JiiO by the coal y 1rcsillunt tss of the of at county hospital at cum the the by carrying cral times recently in debates The wage agreement in wilh nn lho and through Ihe principal hn am I nf and thai ils for the next clarify his stand on proposed trial the drawn uf of streets crowds lined Ih A federal appealing on was Thu House law and marriages as a solution to In w t M r at Jacksonville in will Ur had Blill thit ho M agents working out of i committee is due lo act on prohibi creases in divorce Judge March A new agreement possessed must be reached before April 1 lo powers and bei Lindsay explained he did favor free love as many persons bo after reports were received that the man had been beaten by two after hearing reports on his ullal al he favored trial i il rl were lub some but i was and thc only under strict marks of other injuries coroner a SixtySeven in j Sixtyseven men with voting powi primary federal agents working out of which has hi position associa will again and about January and New has advertised reading in the u i be summoned to appear before thai call was staged at j to coincide with the Iaris HELD IN NEW YORK CHURCH 1 from Harris using the the ITO which name and the slogans of the I 110 Philadelphia Kx prominent Kansas City When ministers and religious I investigators organizations in various parts of the country took exception to his Judge Lindsey invited any minister to meet in I PROPOSED BASEBALL DRAFT RITUALISTIC DANCING AGAIN same questions lo the The Legion asks a I TAX DISPUTE WITH COUZENS ition is up for third and for a lime editor of tin j Kansas City The subject tentatively selected was Can the Present Institution of Marriage be Improved Judge I lie leb American association ref the proposed major minor leagues agreement on in the thu difference will no effect on the A unanimous vole of the conference is in order lo adopt a agi ID event the confer keep pushing ahead and not keep hack It the high church cun Kusl Hald j nc was IN being a broad day lo the 1rivate this can introduce any other for medical RUDNER TRIAL AT CANTON riHu is Jin agree CHURCH MEMBERS PROTEST ADDRESS BY McPHERSON as one of votc ot disapproval was most villainous lo Kord thai ever happened in this Under Ihe proposed agreement had offered to j increase the ot class A A Williams players from to Merrill Williams is much which an illness Testimony In case against Senator James Coux a New Feb cns and other former minority lions which had confined his was UHS ft LUI IllUr t iii i i s stockholders for addi bod the latter part of last the trial today loj men within certain length of a sub committee will begin Four girls and six clad filmy mantles appeared the UOK en in ic and dancing as the UU I U HIS SON BltS inn KILLS oora i church yesterday in Mime church where Semple Mc Ui link Bun California evangelist is Massillon hardware scheduled lo speak have with u plot against tlie life ot telegraphed Bishop William slain Canton was Reii Washington him tu by the state today all bar her Members of the United taxes on the transfer of their i Tno morning service at show that at the time 000 000 i as Three Express Cars j all lights in Ihe church put out as J j the figures walked through thc pag eant in the gray dark of Five representing disciples and dressed of colors Claim Some Were Not Turned Resident Confesses To Police Holds Physician Responsible for today to the killing oC Casper physician to Carusos son who yesterday the resumption of trial for l William of j told the jury that j him lo 1atrjck in his store a short time before Mcl I lett was shot tho night of last July lhat ranged from powder blue to is now serving a stood around the figure or Baltimore and Ohio railroad term in the Ohio penitentiary The clad j press cars were loaded today with for the were in the Allegheny county ballot boxes that twice in the same store lor shipment lo whore met then Canton will be used by lho Senate police Mellett was shot at PASSENGER ANSWERS RADIO CALL FOR row i campaign funds committee in its investigation of the November sen election in I They will Washington of diphtheria and for whose death Transferred at sea from a lanker the father held tho doctor to a passenger liner by means of a row a stretcher arid a who administered James second engineer of an antitoxin on his first the oil was being was the first treated at a hospital today for a cian called in the case although broken He fell into a grating the child had been ill two Caruso police Pendola Toe tanker had few medical fa did not arrive until two hours and appealed by radio for after the childs death and that the I Late at night Ihe Caronia Ihe height ot an editorial campaign against tho activities of the Can underworld with which he linked lliu Cumuli police Senate representa tive in charge of gathering tho said that 2l of the ballot containers had not been turned over to him by aldermen and jus ticcs of the peace in whose the boxes are These were notified by registered i bond posted on behalf of spokesman for thc protesting said they felt thai McPherson has not been completely vindicated of the charges recently brought against her and that her present speaking campaign is not clean BOND FORFEITED ON FAILURE TO ANSWER CHARGE letter to deliver tlie boxes under court McGrain said that those who failed to do so would bo laughed he was toid reached the who charged with contempt of Stanley was de clared forfeited in federal court by Judge Schoonmaker today when man failed to answer when his name was called for ar on a prohibition The court also issued n bench war rant for arrest and a home in Brooklyn yesterday and placed According to Senate marshal was sent to Erie to the child l was in intense was lowered t Two of the Allegheny boxes are The body of Pendola was into a row boat and then hoisted I In one case an alderman found in the midst of wrecked j aboard the I has been indicted for failing to furniture in room ot the Caruso The surgeon set the I take proper care of the EHB KILLS EIGHT About Thirty Others Trains Came Together eight passengers were killed and many injured when a train from collided with an ex press train bound for Scarborough this Six coaches of the train in which were a number of school children and businessmen worn Besides the eight known about 80 persons wure 15 Among the injured were u number of school children Pendola was po leg in The bound I some of the ballot boxes serve Dubkowski was who displayed great lice after a terrific for New York from devi were in bad containing ly convicted on a prohibition hand He was choKed and from her course to stabbed to i eke no seals and were un charge and bond for lan The trains collided with a force so great that houses in the neighborhood slock to the Ford IMS I Trinity Methodist church was in impounded assets of the the valuation of I were transferred a share arrived at by Daniel no evening former commissioner of i internal which it nates as a decision ot convent Alexander solici tor ot tho treasury lold Ihe board of lax appeals that Ropers action was with out effect and not binding the gov Reports Not Reports were in circulation today that James who wounded himself seriously several days ago at had died last Upon communicating with rela it was learned that had received no word lo that effect and that so fur as he was making satisfactory progress in thc Mercy where he is u Benson in Nelson city superintendent of was taken lo the Lock Haven hospital this The nasal which he has been suffering since last arc improved but not yet under complete Snyder Reinstated by formerly catcher for the New York who refused to report to the Louis Cardinals when transferred last was re instated today hy Kenesaw of BELIEVED CiSt OF CINCINNATI mi to one on file lilt Washington a license foi others i to negotiate with persons in i Switzerland for their purchase i Paul Kintzing Paul is to be convalescing nicely an j operation for appendicitis which T n i c wilH Saturday SI Luminous Body Seen Coming j Out Of Her Mra Reesu and hoi Miss Madeline uf are al Powder Depot After spending several in ai Gets For Killing Three Foxes effort to locate what was at Claude of Bald believed an explosion of a powder brought the pelts today concluded gray to the office of was caused by u Alderman Hits made Ihe of calls lection from the slate of 4 bounty in various parts of the who on each lie shot the were awakened by the during thc pas weeks received by the mills and fire factories throughout lho section wen checked and reported no ably by hornet talent under the direction of Mrs Home Talent The proceeds will be given bad Joseph an employe of a Kimu drew large morning apparently Friday anil cleared up the i The proceeds will He told police he was walking to thu His home in when suddenly a luminous body came out Candidate For Commissioner ot the He said it of North traveling at speed and j formany years a must have been u He said i jng painter and paperhanger lua It struck with a resounding as aM as far as police candidate for the nomination forJ was the only person to see the un county commissioner on the Dema usal  

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