British statesman plans to visit Wilson to explain Europe conditions
Lord Cecil, British League of Nations advocate, will visit Wilson next week to urge US participation in a world world society. He aims to present Austria's rehabilitation as crucial while explaining current European conditions and the need for action, arguing arbitration and the league’s framework can reduce isolation and foster peace.
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French Pressure in Ruhr Eases Amid Funeral Day
Berlin April 4 French pressure in the Ruhr eased gradually today amid reports of calmer streets. News from occupied areas notes the earlier tense atmosphere following the killing of 11 German workers at the Keune plant and the arrest of several officials. Authorities prepared for large funeral attendance as more than 80,000 to 100,000 workers were expected at the ceremony in Thier. Meanwhile French forces halted some actions at nearby mines and warned against further clashes as life for workers returned to a holiday rhythm.
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Catholic Prelate Executed Amid Global Appeals
United Press reports in Moscow that Vicar General Judhevicky Ramith Chole was executed after being found guilty of crimes tied to church leadership. Appeals from Catholic organizations worldwide failed to prevent the sentence. The case cites clashes with Polish and Russian authorities over church influence and state control during wartime conditions.
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Poland
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Russia
Iar
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Polly Payne
Teliteherity
Fess I
Charge Jury Tampered With Trial Halting Case
Philadelphia April 3 The trial of Within McConnell former prohibition director and 28 others charged with conspiring to flood the country with liquor was halted as evidence showed an attempt to fix the jury. Foreman Turrence O Loughlin allegedly plotted to influence jurors and officials produced testimonies from department officials during the trial. Also noted are brief social notices of Hazel Sumpla visiting Youngsville and Marjorie Hay of Buffalo attending a dancing party.
City Commission Discusses Budget and Docket
Informal discussions cover inciden tal fund transfer to snow terminal project and March treas ury balance of 8288.10. Police, fines, petitions for Liberty Street paving, and garbage dump protests are noted. Fire safety enforcement and building repairs on Hirtavenue are reviewed. a watchman for North Corry crossing and Pennsyl vania Railroad matters are referred for action.
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North Corry
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Aged Corry Resident Dies After Illness
Mrs Diaptha Hill died Monday afternoon after a three week illness. A lifelong Corry resident, she lived on Goukt Street for years. Survived by son Gify G. Hill of Cleveland and daughter Mrs. WA. Tonaldson of Canada. Funeral set for Thursday at two in the afternoon at her home.
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Citizens approve bus line plan amid city hearing
Citizens and City Commission members voiced support for a proposed bus line in Curry. Robinson Benedict and others attended a hearing at Bre Protons, seeking a public convenience certificate and permit. If approved, buses would cover the city at 8 cents per ride or five cents with tickets, with cars described as ready for immediate operation once authorized.
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Subscriptions Boost Pledge for New Hotel Fund
Secretary reports a telegram from Mr. Morlington in Washington pledging an additional 200 stock subscriptions for the new hotel. He had just learned of the campaign and wished to support the stock. Several substantial pledges have been received as the campaign closes.
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Theft Report From Armory After Easter Dance
Police had not been advised by 2 PM about an armory break in after a dance earlier today. Several items belonging to the Indies Who arranged the Easter Monday Hall were stolen. No suspects or identities have been claimed yet.
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Sugar tariff increase may follow probe
Washington April 3 experts say tariff commission findings on sugar prices could push the president to boost the existing duty rather than lower it. Infexibility of Fordney McGumber Act provisions and fixed costs bias toward increasing rates. current 1.72 cents per pound Cuban sugar may be raised as the commission weighs production costs at home and abroad.
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Home Builders Campaign Fund Shows Growth
A broad list of donors and supporters appears in a local financial tally, highlighting contributions to the Home Builders Campaign Fund. The document names individuals, companies, and banks across various sectors, reflecting fundraising activity and participant names.
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Lou Tellegen Comments on Divorce Suit
New York report quotes Lou Tellegen saying an agreement existed that would name correspondents in a divorce case. He asserts his wife violated any such agreement and notes the timing and parties involved.
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Stolen Rare Formula Loot In New York Heist
Two men robbed a doctor and his wife in New York as part of a heist taking a tuberculosis and diabetes remedy formula. The physician’s papers were taken alongside 20 000 dollars in a Philadelphia firm deal. Police report details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Bendity
Thomas W. Edgar
Bruno Suderman
Suderman
Philadelphia
Wet and Dry Issue Dominates Democratic Platform Rising
In Washington April, a heated debate grows within the Democratic Party over the wet and dry issue. The convention shapes a platform reflecting Southern and border state pressures, while wartime sentiment lingers in the North.
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Gunston
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Wales
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Baltimore liquor theft prompts large haul and guard failures
In Baltimore a distilling company suffered a major liquor theft with guards present yet a large quantity of whiskey seized. Five trucks reportedly fled the scene and the exact amount taken could not be counted. Internal Revenue officials planned a check to verify losses. In Washington, Secretary Hoover said wage hikes do not yet show runaway price inflation and that current price levels remain stable amid prosperity.
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Chicago Voters Cast Light Ballot In Tight Mayoral Race
In Chicago today a tight nonpartisan mayoral vote unfolds amid a slow campaign. Analysts foresee a close result as prominent figures William Devon and William Cunnen vie for mayor, while public interest centers on the outcome and its impact on city governance.
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Luedis
Carnarvonis Near Death Mystery Unfolds
Fragmentary report from United Press notes Lord Carmarpan, guardian of TubAnkh-Amen, near death with critical condition. Medical authorities describe worsening brain distress and ongoing treatment as doctors assess progress amid uncertain prognosis.
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