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   Lock Haven Express (Newspaper) - February 21, 1927, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania                                Member of THE PRESS Exclusively Clinton County 15llj Cloudy with possible net in northern portion tont fair not in temperature moderate north to LOCK FEBRUARY PRICE THREE On Daring Flight Daniel Cited To the Senate for CROWE AND INSULL REPLY Both Had Previously Refused Information To Campaign Funds for Samuel Chicago will liv tiled 10 the Sen ate ior for In answer questions put u by of the Senate cum COMmU After Attorney Robert of rue air to put to look the although that contributed hvv lly to Im CITY DIGGING ITSELF OUT OF Ships Tossed Like Matchbox and Piers Are HIGH TIDES ADD TO HAVOC Relief in Sight for vania and Probably Now New I and nl dollars in damage by a MII I and wind storm thai bail allied li on ami sea coas 11 iiin Eleven Inches Added Over Week End to Ten Already on tation Not Seriously i jj Chosen by T ii ami main uf added in the ID ite si e ill ill while aimed ns lull it jni lull wiT In a forrt of sev li unii worked niKh and tu thu snow hanks from city Would Return Half Cent To Kept With MANY PROTESTS ON BOOST AfN r h M id ill wet kepf hut vij tually it po day in tin Delaware bay loosed T ds Italian aii has won great praise for his In a flight South including u like and away and tides rallied in raging him of feet added to ibe havoc U nivy sl county with ill wins with if Frank Smith had also hop the to the tool in 1m refused In answer as lo the money paid today showed Hint Insull spout a minimum of in Questioned by Senator West Clowe said thai In from the Ilim included from attorney general of Hie and from William Hale former Crowe said that the in bis ward WHS for Hie ticket the sena who bad fused to answer certain also changed his mind that bo gave lo Charles treasurer of the in to Crowe as well as Ihe bail An iii to Snow tell to a of two in ti IH below lines were in Ibe iii Relic in Sight in was ill fur vanin and New said thc wilh Um center shifting t New The loll off light coast drown ed Hb n was Action on Agreement of the British With Other I Tbe in isOi in Hankow will be in one at Am under tho agreement the sicond Iberi by this Cantonese I Chen and I In ach resorts went d heaviest storm suf Tbe turns ui the Anbury Park lo upo here are as higil I Mm ami great damage Hi Tho British authorities will sum cottages and till I niih men did i ibis is busy itself mil of Ibe a e w ni n IM in bard wo k final the Stale III Were snow limn Run Snow Plough r SIX LIVES IS TOLL EXACTED run Mill in Jersey for motor had d be ai the ibe it ib shoveling t a second The heaped by Iv was laler by iiiy crews wilh truck airl into Ihe Many Motor Cars cars were iho only means of ion to be lied in and Hi iall ill trucks lo haul ln ill armed with snow dim their out of drifts ami proceeded on belt way the next The com service ml the snow plow 10 lt ot at o lilt The cleared trolley car track pro vided about lue only BY WESTERN STORM Ki und lo cut if MI on lni news Hi he which bus Friday and mild will today ID Loss ol six livis iml inm uf wis this toll hy Ii sturm i nf lit a for hit of the to t nn li K tur d s f and th h j I d v for Erection New ors Mansion Expected To Be Offered Tho administrations desire to have legislation enacted to pro hibit bootlegging In gasoline may prevent the of the administration gasoline tax Governor Fisher said indicated that a state inspected meter may be installed on all pumps in order to make a complete check on gasoline cold and said that he would confer today with Dep uty Attorney General Schnader on the fl nf us i of inin lo fur iho cif to Spinn having ty Iho fo m Witts lo that by is been lunn in in Mo nl Man face a lax on the provisions of an horn and due to bo presented In the tonight by years hi has been This Is an law in is vici ot one cent over thc of a bank in that out Thc would return onehalf a cetil oC the tax lo counties in which it Tho tax would be collected by retail dealers un der the present instead of the wholesalers and been Sergeant Bcj 1 When Arresting Martin REITZ FRIENDS AID ESCAPE Trouble Began Over Altered tion With Stranger in Her lochers of Main street han into a seem of unit order street nl Irvin nl cif police was in Hike lo polle lit u 301 nn Noi ih Tho resisted lo sucu i that tho was compelled ti his of Heltz bio thc efforts of tho from him Into un nud It was 1slated U thai in ilion he before an anl that a would be issued Ibe of licit In eral will bu lire may bo Issued foC ibe of Ihn aided in Rolling nwu The when a Pillion In Opera Mouse uu lo lie U H The man with n hud of n luncheon who ure in ill city and ot tho Arn Al at a Iho gov begun receiving scores ot telegrams protesting any lasl night thL ITALYS REPLY TO TO BE GIVEN OUT TONIGHT lias rejected proposal for a conference to limit smaller types of it was officially an re Ihe ol lor a of naval was 1 Fletcher this Tin of Ihe answer was no lull il is said almost eel lain lo bein Ihe neya The reply will lie nivin out of Ibis Bank National bank of Dunlin in l of its was on the crest of an enormous wave and on the lop of a frame be banled formally In a new Chili eke lt rale on Marh Tin municipality bir dissolved and ot the concession will Chinese in this ihe of and manage ment of Ihe woiks and sani tation Will he conducted hy the now in charge of I hem The J upon dissolution the will JJ Chin ese oil thai of special administration Will Give for the administra tion of Ihe area will he to the repre hy Ihe gover These will re main in until such lime as a are negotiated for of the live existing foreign concessions in Hankow and the lormer concessions inlo one r failed to open Us doors unified municipal of the taken over hy a national hank in Glen Aklen Employes Are Rc After tombed 26 Tbe Charge and Minister Then sion at on similar lilies to the Hankow concession agree mi If any losses directly duo to the action or culpable negligence of nationalist government agents were Important er ones wi ie II ri bars 1 Ihe oa 1 lino by the urci ol tbe was drivi n en the beach al near Ill wis rescued by the Vessels were 111 to 21 hours by the storm extended mil far al The tide in York harbor was said to In ihe iii years and il hundreds of of dollars was piers and The destroyed Ihe bisl hope for he rescue ol Lieutenants Wiliard Karris and William army who were lost Thursday ill a foR off Ibe New while from to Snowfall was Ihe inches lo n fool Ihe New of and was use all day by bulb mill trolley Traffic The and New VorK also j schedules without much dil of tiie rains a j lie delayed by Snow were d oil hilf and tills sieu the line IM Ibe and inio of bj i of Ibe The bases in this I were able to fl I i u ind was Six and men woik toddy the 1 ill in tho Wx burgh r elh ol lt rtb said tin job ouM joined fh hours ami cost car train seivice was normal lays weie hi the roads were piled vith drifted what was declared d he ihe snow ti Il and Protect i their When j was and i I away front counter j time bo a Hr 1 fc the protests through vv dnd blue In by Ch W Kaby 1 an for 01 by I whn pose open a chairman of the declared that the de of highways all the money il can reasonably spend Managua and lu provide further tbe arrival of Night for tbo next two years and Americans and i Weaker und OO elimination of frills in departmental cor will save several I I Tho officers JUDGE PLEA TO SUPREME COURT IS DENIED of dollars For Governors Sunday of j man and woman to police he 1 their landing came late last for questioning and i utter the state department had for suffered by Britishers durine thr recent disturbances in the nationalist under takes lo pay SWORD USED IN SHANGHAI AGAINST STRIKE Tlit uli lines in I inn also well bo This In tin fiur in wiis of a type not slick In ilin Telephones in and in lliu of WHS dnim In Tno Hull utilised U largi crews from this to of of Included in tin in and around Wil was the ut two in the down river city by tho weight thc snow on the and damage to UK motor curs housed in In ono ilor of tho juvenile Vur u of Ihe decision oust him frum bis position was dft imd by iho supreme court miles southwest of from tbe forces of Marshal Hun the of the reign of 1 yesterday was j ten were Strike wrecked ties even in tbe foreign settlement the jurisdiction 6C and the natives started an exodus from the to the protection rain to behead foreign A heavy strike was used ii the so helped to discourage mass native section of Shanghai housed hi thu The was made of blocks wilh a woodon root and lie of the snow caved in the roof de the of pen of Nationalist VETERAN REPORTER WHO AIDED section 10 combat thu Continuing t pro yesterday YARN DIES orders of General LI i defense commissioner of to check the spread of a general strike ordered veteran newspaperman wlin STATE RECOVERING FROM THE WORST STORM OF WINTER u 2C In hind a lull or rurU and coal in thu of thc Coal were at their homos Thu Michael Stanley night in the underground when tin roof ot the mine caved Eighty feet of the gangway was filled witli tons ot The men were uninjured and plentifully supplied with lumber for timbering to prevent another cave The air in the mine also was and thc only thing that 1Icerillilrl the entombed miners were Reliable Chinese sources empty dinner the number of beheadings it of an experienced which 1C were carried said none of tbe party had while tho Nationalists declared conflagration and later learned the vehicular They set to work at once that there had been i spontaneous combustion m Augmented forces of workmen devising ways of escape and bad The strike was called allegedly OLeary barn probably caused the labored throughout the re removed much of the debris economic but in At the time Ahern was a Coring service to thousands of lele ing their passage when the rescu iiy to celebrate the recent Porter for the but later phones put out of commission bi ers pierced opening large alist victory in province j he retired from the newspaper liusi and snapped At enough to take them i Pennsylvania today was from the effects of the worst storm i of thu Uain accompanied by ris ing temperature brought solar re lief last night to many ot tinners with large swords patrolled I helped invent the story that the state which the and with great Chicago fire ot 18il was out semblance of a caused by is announced that Minister has prepared a for the erection at Managua and Rear of a new legislative HI Admiral the service Nicaraguan had found it advisable to place a sizeable guard alone the The carried an appropriation ot United Stall Action on election revision bills 1 now pending in the Senate elec tions committee is expected Ibis minutes later Sergeant returned to the restaurant to certain desired a charge against tho had returned to the rant and was behind tho striking nt and ins him vile names Officer Approximately of the men I for having summoned will be stationed al I Sergeant Wenker be week administration i fifth line roi out with Intention to not a to present 4 tll There are U bills now in tho hands I blue jackets will be sent to turning nis casi ami asked thai Iii supreme court reconsider its decision holding him not HI the he has 9lniilinK in one 1 Summary Overnight Features measures are Kour hundred marines and j him at police tors for and the preferring ofS nt the Senator the others will be scattered charges him by Mi Among them is a along the railway 16 guard I Utitz voting machine measure which water Landing of tho I Hit and struck at hi nf is which he American naval forces landing oil bih face 0 clared he will urge on was said by the state her of On reaching the ground it will eliminate j to have been carried out with tho sidewalk the officer wai all necessity for ballot box full consent and approval ot the UHC his on head prevent frauds or errors and Nicaraguan Friends Help Him Escape inale the need for any At this point ot reform Private Hospital crowded around and tho LU Amendments to the compensation and a pro Carl Felix uf street the i interfered with him and Heitz In riding for uniform traffic j officer lout his cap lions the state are in and throwing off The British charge d affaires at Kow and Cantonese foreign minis Preparat on and may ln weck tor agreement described as of como ln a f Charles Weaver of 2120 street far nod importance m ls Wove was of but details not made public today or tomorrow and j evening for medi was ilar with northern gov of onlookers overcoat pursued and overtook 2120 i street neat tho Hero Senator Borah in Washington ad approved by the department of highways will add about GOO to the state highway un Nicaraguan says Two Public it In be regarded a crime tn Two hearings have been by 1iiree and American for The House lines title or lo properly judiciary special will which sland tin j consider measures OTI compulsory an motor insurance and the a blanket of from three to nine teen inches of snow ami With main highways blocked by drifts in many forces from the state highway depart placed two other reporters concocted the been steadily for more than hours on the spot men found here at the age of Ing seditious speeches or In a newspaper story several years Ahern said that ha ami of thc cow overturning out today lighted lantern in hay lo start the hoped by tonight to and their subsequent capture I of Ihe tele banks and building and Blizzard and high tides sweep loans committee will discuss Atlantic seaboard from Canada to prohibiting establishment of dam branch banks and syndicating of age eight coast guardsmen j loans hy building und loans associ when storm drives patrol aliens ami placing stock brokers under supervision of the banking While both tbo branches have unsuccessfully tries to start heavy calendars for tonight the ma oC tho bills are oh second The House has the Wll i son repealing the Ludlow pa boat ashore at Italian aviator De again plane ou voyage from Capo Verde Islands fo Eddie once well known and charged wrh death from stab wounds of butcher named in Hanlons San Francisco restaur Drug cigar and refresh roic law on its third reading calen ar and a contest on final passage of this was regarded as pos Speaker Bluett may call a meet ing of legislative leaders within the weck to discuss fixing a date for the final introduction of since Fortytwo Largest Hookup Ever To Broadcast New with eight or ten lo his aid and blocking tbe i I j got away again and Uie citing scene at an j Officer bas a few j on his face us a result of 1 Officers Burton and Probst were within blocks of iho scene of but wero unaware of 1 was on until trouble jj DOB Fight Precedes Main A lively a bull 1 fox two comprising the largest lo at t radio chain ever will of and Water used tomorrow by the National Kamlay was the Broadcasting company to transmit lo the main bout that President address un meut stands and gasoline stations I there are hundreds bills now in South Carolina close for greater j awaiting action date for final part of Sunday because of only eight weeks mem of blue on Ibe same street three hours la George Washington before a joint The Jox terrior got gathering of the House and Stations in principal cities from to and from Detroit to will 1m included in the which un expected to allow reception by trapdoor In the of his dio fans in every part of the conn building In the rear of hin Four short wave transmitters on the lower steps of thJ will be used by at Pitts way leading into the burgh and WGY at Schenectady in bones were broken but he an effort to reach Broa a number of bruises and wa Fell Through funeral stepped backwards inlo an opco casting will begin at I pastern standard badly about He is able to  

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