Senate gas road bills loom in Pennsylvania urgency
Harrisburg April reports indicate final passage of the highway program and a 1 cent gasoline tax levy. Both Senate and House may move ahead next week with road bills and the Jones anthracite repeater awaiting action. Adjournment is aimed for April 18, with the administration likely to push funding measures through.
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United Prete
Harrisburg
Senate
Prac
Ticmy
Guyeemor Fisher
Hinand
Huraday
Pennsylvania
Ax Hill
Claim Captain of Schooner Was Lost Overboard
The Nomad, an auxiliary schooner, foundered off Cape May with Captain Schofield and two men missing. Ruth Sterner and others said rough seas and engine failure doomed the trip as the crew struggled to save the vessel.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Latund
Boss
New York
Richard French
Henry G Hiuh
Ruth Sterner
Schofield
Liemaster
Man beaten to death and not drowned near Sunbury
Archie Wire, a World War veteran, was found in a creek near Sunbury and the coroner's jury ruled he was beaten to death rather than drowned. The victim’s neck was broken and his face showed signs of assault. Wise disappeared March 3 and Wire's body was found a month later.
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United Preps
Sunbury
Archie Wire
Here
M Besling
Wise
Chinese Civil War Believed Crushed as Chiang Kai-shek Returns
A government communique says Chiang Kai-shek entered Nanjing today after Wuhan rebels retreated, signaling the civil conflict effectively ended. A separate Pittsburgh blast damaged a home, causing about 200 in damage with no injuries.
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Unisen Frese
Peking
China
Eid Gon
Chfing Kil-Shek
Himkow
Wuhan
Pittsburgh
Stowe Townalilji
189 Lose Lives in Day Enforcement
A Treasury report released today shows 488 people died nationwide in federal prohibition enforcement from 1920 through 1920. The tally includes 124 civilians and 65 federal agents, with 25 fatalities in the last 15 months.
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Unites Rious Washington
Treasury
Cornell Ball Club in Crash Injures Team Members
A Cornell University baseball tour bus carrying 27 from Quantico Virginia wrecked on a steep hill near Quantico. Five seriously hurt including Thoman Crooks Howth Frink Sheehan and John Haddock. others treated for various injuries at Quantico naval hospital and emergency hospital in Washington. The team was to play George Washington University next.
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Washington
Comat University Baseball Lab
Quantico
Richmond-Washington
John Haddock
Syracuse
N.Y
Dem
Baltimore
Quantico Naval Hospital
Tracy
How
Ak Quantico Naval
Cornell
Ge George Washlnytton University
Gene
Traffic Regulators Placed On Streets
City plans tougher enforcement with the installation of turtle thistle regulators at the main intersection. Citizens complain about speeding on North Center street as Chief Tipton warns action against offenders. Expect added attention to traffic rules as moderate weather brings heavier town traffic.
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Camplalita
Center Street
Tipton
Twenty Die in Bucharest Express Wreck
Reports reach this city of a Bucharest express collision northeast of the capital. Twenty persons killed and sixty injured, according to dispatched messages.
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United Press
Bucharest
Roumania
Sud
Renewed Hope of Reparations Settlement
Paris April 1 De fjulmas Schacht head of the German delegation began private conferences with all delegates at the reparations experts conference. He first met Owen J Young United States delegate and claimant who warned of responsibility for any collapse without a negotiable offer. Emile Moreau governor of the Bank of France and head of La French delegation followed. Talks appeared cordial as Schacht sought concrete figures while urging avoidance of another collapse without results.
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Samuel Dashiell
United Press
Paris
de Fjulmas Schacht
Rman
Yale
Owen J. Young
United States
Bud
Emile Morea
Si Buule
Fane
Schacht
Nave
Germany
Deslache
Roadbed Improvements Planned for Rail Line Section
Engineer N H Dickson and railroad officials discuss roadbed improvements between Corry and Spring Creek on the Pennsylvania Railroad. Reballasting was planned for a stretch damaged by heavy rains, with extensive work expected to stabilize the track.
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Wngineer
N. H. Dickson
Lo Mel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry
Spring Creek
Colas
Springs Creek
City Schools Reopen Monday After Break
City schools will resume on Monday after a short recess ending Thursday March eighth. Classes will return as scheduled with the Bates replay period finished and normal routines resuming for students and staff.
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio guide lists WEAF NBC 8 p m orchestral Cavaliers quartet WOR GBS 1 p m dramatized stories with music WOR CBS 1 p m The Snapshop Aibin Waa NBG 1 30 p m theatre memories with Colt O Mara and Jexsfon Dragonsite WEAR NBC 10 30 p m Secretary of War James W Good and Senator Daniel F Steck Hemacrat Town
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NBC
Cavaliers
WOR
GBS
CBS
Aibin
Waa
NBG
Houn
Theatre
Colt O'Mara
Jexsfon
Dragonsite
WEAR
James W. Good
Daniel F. Steck
Hemacrat
Bill clears path for Spring Street paving and city improvements
Harrisburg reports the Mansfield bill, approved by the legislature and awaiting the governor, removes previous limits on municipal improvement bonds. It allows cities to pave streets and fund projects with state approval, protecting bonds from property owner claims.
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Mansfield
Spring Street
Pleasant Street
Harrisburg
Mansfeld
Uie
Fost Council
Lmiprapanenis
Trooper Named in $50 000 Suit
Former Corry Bay Trooper Munsee attached to the Lawrence Park state police detachment is named defendant in a $50 000 damage suit filed in Lawrence County Court. The suit follows an arrest months ago and is described by Munsee and fellow troopers as revenge after the criminal case collapsed.
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Bris
Smulenay
Corry Bay
Munsee
Lawwrence Park Detachment
Impeachment Charges Hit in Louisiana House
Huey P. Long faced impeachment moves as the Louisiana House pressed for removal amid charges spanning conspiracy to murder. A tense hearing and votes produced a resolution denying signatures and advancing the case to the speaker as Long supporters rallied state wide.
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United Press
Baton Rouge
Guy
Huey P. Lung
Louisians
Kimberg
Ahief
Tent Ghar
Equalization Effort Aims at County Assessments Reform
Erie County officials and the Erie County Taxpayers' Association plan an overhaul to unify county assessments next year. A conference with Buffalo experts discussed appointing a managing assessor to oversee all assessments, with a series of further talks before any action.
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Atia
Erie County Taxpayers’ Association
Johm
S. Rae
Cuthbert Reeves
Stilling
Avery
Reaves
Erie
Avices
Junnt County
Rebels in full retreat as Mexican federal forces advance
The report chronicles a federal push against the insurgent Escobar army in Mexico. General Juan A. Almazan confirms a 5 000 strong rebel force retreating from Reforma while a 1 000 plus casualty figure is cited. The 5 000 federal troops, reinforced by 1 000 from Vera Cruz, prepare a southern campaign against Cristeros and expect little resistance until Chihuahua City.
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Fine
United Press
Mexico City
Victoriaig TaneTas Rooiah Ans Uoegreol
Escobar
Reforms
Faitle
Nd Reforma
Juan A. Almazan
Reffornia
Alutarca Hlias Calles
Camargo
Jimenez
Chihuahua City
Horreon
Jimenée
Cedilla
Vera Cruz
Bank Robbery at Westminster Nets $50000
Three bandits robbed the Farmers and Mechanics Bank in Westminster Maryland shortly before noon. They escaped in a Studebaker toward Gettysburg Pennsylvania with $15000. Police reported descriptions and a New York license plate possibly 8 YU or YY-6ta. three employees were inside, no customers present.
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United Press
Westminster
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Studebaker Automovie
Neading Tor
Gettysburg
New York
Two Women Claim Dying Man Husband
Readable fragments report a dispute at a deathbed between two women over a husband. The text mentions a poultry agent and a hospital death from self-inflicted poisoning. A chain store incident and theft of shirts are referenced with unclear details and conflicting names.
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Ee Iee Chigagg
Witlan Pjah
New York Contra Railroad
St Takes
Ying
Ray
Mildred
Chasa
Washington
Railroad arrival stirs hospital lies and marriage claims
Shortly after the railroad man arrived at St Luke's hospital Mrs Millared Er appeared and later Mrs Ide Fish claimed she was also the wife of Tish. The report notes confusion surrounding identities and relationships at the scene.
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Comune Sundiue
AL St. Luke's Hospital
Millared Er
Ide Fish
Tish
Navy urged to send another destroyer to protect lives
Secretary of State Simpson asked the Navy to dispatch another American destroyer to shield citizens on the west coast of Mexico. He ordered military authorities to intensify protest measures at the Arizona border over bombs falling near Naco, with Major General Lassiter to enforce the second protest against indiscriminate bombing.
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United Press
Washington
Simpson
Navy Department
Mexico
Stimson
Arizona
Naco
Lassiter
Anita Stewart to Marry New York Banker
Anita Stewart Almstar will wed George Peabelly Converse, a New York banker, in Chicago in May. She cited the month for two reasons including her first entrepreneurial venture starting in May and a related personal note about her late husband.
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United Fas Ghicago
Anita Stewart Almstar
George Peabelly Converse
New York
Sime
Fligf Givarce Deover
Rebel Fliers Again Active Over Naco War Zone
United States and rebel air activity reported over Naco Sonora Mexico. Two rebel planes conducted a raid dropping bombs on federal garrison from about 5 000 feet height. No casualties reported as the war center remained largely quiet.
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Naco
Wey United
Sonora
Mexico
War Center
Storm Rips Mercer County and East Ohio Causes Floods and Fire
Residents in the Modded Creek district were rescued by boat as floodwaters swamped streets and parks in Youngstown. A lightning strike set Frank B. McCormick's Fredonia home on fire, causing $9,000 in losses while utilities were crippled and travel impeded across the region.
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Mercer County
East
Ohio
Crab Creek
United Press
Youngstown
Arsa
Crh Creek
Balween
Bay
Strkt Cay
Harcins Park
Hubbard
Mentire Hubbard
Mercer
Pennsylvania
Puluals
Frank B. MelCormick
Fredonia
Elks Install New Officers at Corry Lodge
About ninety members attended the installation of officers for the ensuing year at the Corry Lodge of Hills last evening. Exalted Ruler GG Barker led the ceremony with Maxwell Hosnes Vincent Connelly Wesley Pearce and others installed along with officers Davis Andrews Paulson Moran Nichols. A four hour social followed the ceremonies.
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CS Wentley
Corry Lodge of
Hills
Chi
GG. Barker
Maxwell Hosnes
Wesley Pearce
Vincent Connelly
Fo E B. Davis
C. H. Andrews
Tyler Don Paulson
Chris Moran
Los Angeles
Californita
Stanley
Nichols
Father of Franks murder slayer dies in Chicago
Nathan Leonold Sr father of Leopold II who pleaded guilty to kidnapping and murdering Bobby Franks died in Chicago at Michael Reese Hospital after a battle with gall bladder disease. He was 60.
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Franks
United Press
Chicago
Bobby Franks
Nathan ¥. Leonold
Nuthan ‘Leopold, Jr
Guily
Michael Reese Hospital
Leopold ‘Sr
Continue search for four missing fliers near Port George
United Press reports ongoing efforts to locate Gupta Charles Kingsford Smith and three other aviators from the Southern Cross after a forced landing in a remote Australian region. Two additional planes were to fly over Fort George area following a Drysdale River Mission sighting of a plane Sunday afternoon.
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United Prem
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