Germany to announce acceptance Monday to reparations commission
Delegates will be sent to Paris next week to communicate Germany’s decision to the Reparations Commission. Berlin awaits final approval from state premiers, with a formal acceptance expected to be announced Monday. Evacuation of the Ruhr and prefixing total reparations are sought terms.
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Paris
United Press
Derlin
Hendon
Germany
Rtate
Berlin
Marx Povernment
Ruhr
Hirst
Belgiay
Bavaria
Police Shoot Knife Wielder After Domestic Incident
Police forced to shoot 28 year old Semeliow after he threatened with a butcher knife and assaulted four people during a domestic disturbance. Officers responded to a Liparting district home where Semeliow lunged with the weapon, prompting the deadly action to halt the attack. The incident ended with Semeliow dead and investigators reviewing the confrontation.
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Doquesne
Semeliow
Measure Out of Committee in Record Time
April 12 The twentieth year endowment insurance bill for veterans was ordered favorably reported by the Se Me Pinance committee and rushed through ahead of the tax bill. It mirrors a House version, with payments to veterans under the bill set at $1 a day for up to 400 and $125 a day for over, plus eligibility for all enlisted men and officers up to captain. The plan allows loans after two years with 4 percent interest on cash value. The bill was reported to the Senate for swift action with expected passage and little discussion.
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United Prous Wastington
Se Me Pinance
House
Nvarante
Army
Anil Marine Cory
Sip
Sip To Heutenanty
Navy
Ford Declines Michigan Nomination for President
United Press dispatch reports Henry Ford withdrawing as the Michigan delegation’s presidential nominee to the Democratic convention. Democratic state chairman Sylvan A. Gomotock says Ford will not vote for Hoover and favors Coolidge, claiming Ford will write a withdrawal letter today or tomorrow.
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Michigan
United Pros Deprott
Honry Ford
Svillian A. Gomatock
Comatocke
Ford
Coolidge
Coollie
Woman Reveals Dual Life Amid Theft Allegations
A Philadelphia report describes a woman recounting a life split between two marriages and a criminal plot. She implicates three men in a scheme tied to an alleged $50,000 theft and claims to have used the money to shield her second husband.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Annin Renwick
Leclaran
Pinchot Name Drawn Into Senate Probe
April 12 report from Harrisburg notes Guy Pinchot denying he urged appointment of counsel to aid the Senate committee probing Treasury Secretary Mellon. The article cites the political fight over Mellon and links Pinchot to influencing legal counsel through Governor Pinchot’s advocacy and subsequent reactions.
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United Press
Tiarrisburg
Guy Pinchot
Fritch J. Weney
Caly Horna
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Gov
Pinéhaty
Washington
Hand
Philaaelphia Pupilie Ledger
Gowpinhot
Mellon
Coyen DE Michigan
Hayling Lett
Couzens
Pinelot
Man in Scranton commits suicide by cremating self
April 12 report from Scranton states John Brezer, 40, of Dunmore, amid personal crisis, built a large fire to cremate his body and then set himself ablaze. Police say he died from gunshot or hanging injuries after leaping into the flames, surviving only moments.
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Scranton
Tohn Brezer
Dunmore
Hrezer
Anonymous Letter Targets Chamber of Commerce Ballot
Widespread concern followed the anonymous communication sent to a list of citizens urging votes for a specified slate in the Chamber of Commerce reorganization. The unsigned letter hints at responsible mailing but admits no attribution while listing several names as intended candidates in the ballot.
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Chamber of Commerce
Keno
Maillig
Ano
Jocal Chamber
Cory Chamber
Commerce
W.W. Mummond
Wim Murray
Wy Brown
SV. Stewart
Chas
Keatsing
Ware DeRosay
Don, Smith
Farewell to condemned Pittsburgh slayer before execution
Joseph Vialotta faced death by electrocution at Rockview prison near Hollifonte Monday as six family members and onlookers watched outside the jail gates. The scene captured a grieving wife and five children, the family seeking solace as Vialotta prepared for the penalty for shooting a man and a police officer.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Vialotta
Rockview Penitent Taty
Holitfonte
Falen
First Music Week Program Promises Stellar Violin Solo
The High School Auditorium hosts the opening Music Week program Monday evening featuring Stella Gray-thevenne. Praised internationally, she drew a 1500 crowd in San Francisco at eight, played Mendelssohn from memory, toured Europe, earned the title Violinist of Inspiration, and survived a devastating San Francisco fire with the instrument saved by a passerby.
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Aurditorium
Stella Gray-thevinne
Alhambra
San Francisco
Cal Wa Che
College of the Pacific
New York
Cremona
Estelle Gras
Fiona Kolin
Matt Law
America
Milan
Mrs Cora G Smith Gives Talks on Glacier and Yellowstone
Mrs Cora G Smith spoke Thursday evening before the Washington School Parone Teachers Association on Glacier National and Yellowstone National Park. She showcased pictures accompanying her tale. A marriage license was issued at Wire yesterday to Elwin F Armitage of Forty and Myrtle T Barber of Walon Cite.
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Cora G. Smith
Washington School
Glacier National
Yellowstone National
Rl Woll
Elwin F. Armitage
Myrtle T. Barber
Walon
Wheeler attacks Coolidge over corruption and leadership
United Press report quotes Senator Wheeler accusing President Coolidge of political handpoint and inaction in facing corruption. Wheeler blasts former Attorney General Daugherty as unfit and accuses officials and big business of conspiracies, urging removal from Washington.
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United Prasx
Atti
Buron K Wheeler
Senate
Daugherty
Washington
Coolidge
Everthing
Wheeler
Tingherty
Gga Ani Onn
Gwin Utncksi
Thwart Effort to Amend Immigration Bill at Vote
Washington April 12 Support for the Johnson Immigration bill faced several killed amendments as the final vote neared. A Maiden Amendment tying quotas to 1500 1910 1920 averages failed 102 to 89 and a South amendment swapping 1910 for 188 is shown as unsuccessful at 1 to 43.
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Wasiington
Seis
Corry Brick and Tile Company Awarded Nuray Building Contract
Corry Brick and Tile Company led by Mr DeRosay has won the contract to supply brick and tile for the new Nuray building at St Vin. The Erie hospital project will utilize 180000 fire brick as part of the selection among Erie manufacturers. Announcement made in Erie within a day or two.
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Nuray
St Vin
Mt Erie
DeRosay
Corry Brick J and Tile Company
Erie
Corry
Senator Fowens Improves. Possible Operation Considered
Washington April 12 Senator Fowens of Michigan improved slightly from a stomach ailment and his physicians have not yet decided if an operation is needed. The office said the improvement was due to treatment and a decision on surgery would come after further evaluation by specialists.
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Washington
Senator Fowens
Michigan
Hugo
Freund
Detroit
Adams predicts early nomination of Coolidge
MITCSBURGH April 42m John Adams, chairman of the Republican National Committee, predicted President Coolidge would be nominated early by the convention. He said the party would move swiftly with an affirmative campaign and refused to guess on a vice presidential nomination.
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Mitcsburgh
John T Aims
Te Repbsicary National Committee
Adams
Adams Aulied
New Hotel Project Bid to Open for Site Clearance
The Motel Company board announced bids will open for clearing the Babbity property on the site of the new hotel. Architects Bailey of OW Cite submitted plans, with tenders expected within two weeks and a contract hoped for early May to begin construction by mid month.
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Babbitt
Hope
Isth
RUGGLES WILL OPEN GARAGE
LeRoy G. Ruggles rents the Nickson garage on Spring Street and plans a Tuesday opening. He will offer auto and motorcycle parts, acetylene welding, and general repair. Three expert mechanics will be employed including a Ford specialist with twelve years in the business.
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LeRoy G. Ruggies
Nickson
Spring Street
Ruglis
Franklin
Rugles
Neo
Police Break Up Peddling Ring in City
Police halted a local peddling operation after arresting a Romanian man linked to a ring abusing a brother’s license. The suspect admitted to using the license and was taken into custody as authorities moved to end the practice.
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Actiy
Chie
Potiga Dimiele
Nnn
Wittigly
Laken
Millionaire Acquitted in Scranton Teen Case
In Scranton Delaware on April 12 Dr. L. C. Smith was acquitted in a serious charge involving a 16 year old girl as alleged victim. The judge announced the verdict amid remarks by a court official.
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Scranton
L. C. Smith
Senate stands ready to adopt Democratic resolution on Mellon probe
Protest from Coolidge will not halt the investigation into Secretary of Treasury Mellon. Senate leaders say they are prepared to back a Democratic resolution refusing to suspend the probe despite presidential objections. The move signals party unity as the inquiry proceeds.
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Coolidge
Senate
Treasury
Mellon
United Prox
Washington
Treasur Mellon
Coalidee
Yermiors Helt
Banave Walal
Montana
Cootidge-Melton
Internal Revenue Bureau
Melton
Tts Hale
Rne
Braddler Powers
Francis J. Hesex
Believe Coolidge Aims Blow At All Inquiries
Washington April 12 United Press reports the Senate debates a Democratic resolution opposing further probes into security and treasury matters. The issue centers on Mellon and internal revenue investigations, with Democrats and progressives urging broader authority while Republicans resist.
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Coolidge
Woodard to Have Hearing Late Today
A postponed hearing for Alderman Gordon Woodard, reported as Woodard or Herman Woodary, is set for late today on Firat Avenue after an accident area incident. The delay postponed the discussion scheduled for Thursday afternoon and will continue into the coming days with updates expected.
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Woodard
Herman Woodary
Ehirgey Aihiy
Firat Avenue
Gordon Yexterdtay Dita
Grant Connell Laid At Rest Funeral Rites Held
Funeral services for Grant Connell were conducted from Alexan Undertaking, officiated by Pastor LAC Caster of UR Church. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with pallbearers including Iyo Alexander, Donne WoW, Mire Waridge, John S Bowers, Clyde Chale, and George Boson.
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Grant Connell
Alexan
Rimdy Rey
Lac Caster
UR Chugh
Pine Grove Pemetery
Tollawhiig
Asn
Iyo Alexander
Donne, Wow
Mire Waridge
John S Bowers
Clvde Chale
George Boson
Women urged to participate at Erie county meeting
A mass meeting for the League of Women Voters of Erie county is scheduled at the Erie Court House on April 18 in the evening. State and national candidates are listed as principal speakers expected to attend the event.
Five Best Radio Features Across Stations Listed
Listing of radio programs across WCAR Pittsburgh WOR Newark WOAW Omaha WRG Washington KYW Chicago and others. Includes testimonial dinners, treasury speakers, and musical selections by various groups.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew W. Melton
the Treasury
Willan
Pentr Low
WOR
Newark
Omatero
Aly Nevy
WOAW
Omahu
iEiyts
WRG
Washington
Dafee Musics
United States Army
KYW
Chicago
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