Corry Boy Writes From Nicaragua With Marines
Private Clifford Goodrich of the 43rd Company, 5th Regiment, 2nd Battalion MG EB F Managua Nicaragua, sends a vivid dispatch: crowded navy ship, Corinto harbor, Leon's crowded streets, and daily life as Marines march inland. Also note legal updates on motor vehicle violations and court rulings affecting enforcement.
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Fera
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Arkansas
Balbos
Sampson
Corinto Harbor
Managua
Leon
Nicaragua
P.M. Balboa
Canal Zone
Financial News Notes From Early 20th Century Markets
Combined resources of 7,734 national banks stood at 27.973 billion on February 25, up 2.5 billion from the prior year. The Treasury will withdraw 331.406 million from Second Federal Reserve district depositories on April 16. Trade volume for the week ended April 7 exceeded prior weeks in 1927. AT&T earned 38.886 million in the March quarter, vs 37.201 million a year earlier. Otis Steel reported March profit of 5.15 million after interest but before federal adjustments and depreciation, a record for the month.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve District
Department of Commerce
American Telephone and Telegraph Gp
Otis Steel
Oldest American orchestral society founded in 1842
The New York Philharmonie began its concerts in 1842 marking the early start of what is described as the oldest orchestral body in continuous service in the United States dedicated to performing orchestral music.
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New York Philharmonie Orchestra
Philharmonie Society of
New York
Congress in Session Deliberations and Hearings Across Panels
United Press reports Senate sessions paused as a committee weighs tax cuts in private, while Public Lands reviews a proposal to extend Yellowstone National Park boundaries. House shifts to ongoing debate over appropriation bills as Agriculture analyzes Vincon cotton futures regulation.
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United Press
Senate
Anice
Public Lands Committee
Yellowstone National Park
HOUSE
Agriculture Committee
Prominent at Carnegie Tech Elects New AIEE President
George M. Cooper, son of Mr and Mrs Franke Cooper of Mertz Corners, has been elected president of the Carnegie American Institute of Electrical Engineers for 1928 29. A junior electrical student, Cooper holds a strong scholastic record and is a member of Phi Sigma Kappa and of Bla Kappa Nu. The group, active on campus, plans speakers and socials, and Cooper will attend the Baltimore regional student convention on April 19.
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Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
George M. Cooper
Franke Cooper
Mertz Corners
Carnegie American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Phi Sigma Kappa
Bla Kappa Nu
A. I. HE
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Baltimore
Bremen Flight to New York Ends in Unknown Waters
A German airship Bremen attempting a 1800 mile overwater flight to New York struggled against near winds and fuel exhaustion. It crossed toward Newfoundland and Labrador, likely veering off course, and eventually landed near a sparsely inhabited icebound island in the strait between Newfoundland and Labrador. The fate of the other heavier planes remains uncertain as they reportedly ran out of fuel far out at sea.
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Bremen
St. Joins
New York
Atlantic
Straita
Newfoundland
Labrador
Aley
Title Island
Sumner Iblea
Tey
Trishman
Camp Beulah boys outing recalls Easter trip
Camp Beulah boys yesterday enjoyed an Easter vacation outing. The 9 a.m. bus left beyond Ashville, transferring to the up lake bus for a sunlit ride. Prendergast Point was visited with a shore walk and lunch at the camp. The group went to Jamestown for gym and swimming at the YMC A. Photographs were taken and the party returned by Erie railroad. Attendees included Walter Auer Bud Amacher Lawrence Adams Ross Glenn Joe Mapes Barton Smith and Archie Goldfinch. illness kept some home.
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Camp Beulah
Ashville
Jamestown
YMC. A
Erie Railroad
Walter Auer
Bud Amacher
Lawrence Adams
Ross Glenn
Joe Mapes
Barton Smith
Archie Goldfinch
Glee Club of Muskingum in Fine Concert
The Glee Club of Muskingum College presented a fine concert last evening in the High School auditorium under Young People’s Societies of Ung Baptist and Presbyterian Churches. Kenneth Carmichael highlighted the program with his baritone and quartet singing, ukulele interludes by William Ogilvie, and engaging readings, supported by a balanced mix of ensemble pieces, solos, piano works, and a clarinet quartet. Joseph Davids of Wheeling, W. Va., sang as soloist, his rendition of On the Road to Mandalay drawing strong applause.
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Kenneth Carmichael
Muskingum College
Thre Ely
Young People's Societies
Ung
Mr. Carmichael
Glee Club
Mandalay
Edinboro Youth Plane Victim Identified in Texas Crash
Edinboro mourns Bonner C. E., son of Rev. Frank B. Bonner, killed when his Martin bomber crashed near San Antonio from 1,500 feet. He studied at Kelly Field advanced flying school and planned to visit Edinboro in June to mark his education in aviation. His father served as Edinboro Presbyterian pastor. the elder Bonner enlisted in 1918 and later served as chaplain, with another son, Stanley, graduating from West Point last year.
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Edinboro
Bonner
Frank B. Bonner
Edinboro Presbyterian Church
San Antonio
Texas
Martin
Kelly Field
C. E. Bonner
Fort Brage
Philippine Islands
Stanley
West Point Military Academy
Garden Phlox Guides Colorful Annual Plant Varieties
A horticultural note extols Phlox Drummondii as a versatile annual from the Texas plains. It highlights a rainbow of colors, ease of growth, and bloom speed. Advice covers sowing in warm soil, spacing, transplanting cautions, indoor starting, and sale formats. Mentions varieties by sections Nana compacta and grandiflora, plus pale yellows, blue red and purple shades and the Cecily strain with white eyes.
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Texas Plains
Cecily
Cop Is Forced Off Highway By Autoist. Officer Injured
Titusville report describes Patrolman Martin Lesko knocked from his motorcycle when a large sedan sped past, swerved left, and forced the bike into a ditch near a service station in front of the Drew Levick refinery. Lesko suffered severe shaking but no bones broken. license plate could not be read. The driver fled east at high speed. Mrs A J Studd and daughter Louise have gone to attend a wedding, etc.
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Titusville
Martin Leslie
Lesko
Imutn Street
Drew Levick
Me. Lesko
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Electrical Institute
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Prendergast Point
West
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Bond St
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J. S. Rogers
Glee Club OF Muskingum
Ater
Johns-Manville
Johns - Manville
Hammond Elevator CO
Coal Lumber and Builders’ Supplies
Moore
A. J. Studd
Louise
Ete
Gust Johnson
Summer Street
Miles B. Kitts
Marvin E. Griswold
State Senate
Erie County
Senator Griswold
Erie
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