Chinese Vote Reaches State Department
The United Prom dispatch from Washington reports a Nationalist note rejecting limits tied to the United States and powers amid the Nanking incident. Officials note surprise at the Nationalist counterproposal for an international commission to revise treaties and assign responsibility, while debate continues on apologies, reparations, and potential penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prom Wasitington
United States
State Department
General Lockhart
Tankow
Kellogg
Nanking
State
Department
White House
Davis
Uther Ameticana
Naionatlat
Secayyl
Sevison
Dun
Jereny
Nationatice
Great Britain
Yangtze
Coolidge
China
Fine Demonstration in Tree Planting At Patterson Tent
A small turnout attended a tree planting demonstration by C R Ander of the State Forestry Bureau at Robert Patterson’s East Vohibns Avenue tent yesterday afternoon. Patterson plans to plant 25,000 young trees this spring on his Rast Columbus property near Aladowbrook Turn. Ander provided practical data on successful planting and the value of reforestation. Mrs Truk Gillette is visiting Union City with her aunt Mrs ALB Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Andersoof
State Forestry Bureau
Robert a.Patterson
East Vohibns Avenue
Patterson
Columbus
Truk -Gillette
Union City
Alb. Boyd
Five Best Radio Entertainments Featured Today
A scrambled schedule lists radio programs across multiple stations. Highlights include Kookin's Stabat Mater with soloists, a Goldatin concert at WEAF, and cantatas from Denver and KDEA, plus an orchestral recital from New York.
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WEY
Kookin
Snorwe Find
Eugen
Goldatin
Edwin Franka Goldmat
AGA Denver
Wastam
Stannerd
KDEA
Pittsburgh
Bantina
KDIEA
Rustern
Incendiary blaze kills two at Sayre bunkhouse
Two men died and eighteen others escaped as a large bunkhouse of the Le Thikh Valley Railroads yard burned in Sayre with investigators questioning several suspects linked to a false fire alarm. Police report potential arson tied to a distant part of the city prior to discovery.
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United Press
Sayre
le Thikh Valley
Oviuht Anil
Sie Yeungnen
John Smith
Fred Simitt
James G.albert Trani
Robert Auth
Mack Lynes
Towanda
Sivre'tire Department
Ay Ayes
Country Club Stockholders Elect Board at Corry Meeting
Corry Country Club stockholders elected a new board at the Hotel Corry last evening. Directors named: B L Morton, S V Stewart, C P Keating, I W Parker, C F Buse, N Ames fal Van Taxsel, G A Shox, J Castor. The new board will organize Tuesday at the hotel to set opening date for the course and consider hiring a professional for the club.
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Corry
Compass
B. L. Morton
SV. Stewart
C. P. Keating
CF Buse F
N. Ames Fal van Taxsel
G. A. Shox
J. Castor
Efb
Way
W C T U Membership Drive Progressing
A Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting yesterday stressed the evangelistic department and featured a fine pre-Bastarleston by the director. Reports on membership gain and new names were noted at each meeting with plans for more literature in the city library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
County Worle
Ralph Meath
Fear revolt in Morocco after Mediterranean storm hits ports
Madrid reports a Mediterranean storm causing massive damage along the Spanish and Northern Moroccan coasts. At least 40 ships sunk or damaged with losses around 20 million. Internal discord threatens port communications and relief efforts. The government mobilizes air and other means to restore links and prevent wider unrest.
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Madrid
Spanish
Morocco
Africa
Ager
Ion
Mening
Spain
Four destroyers ordered to Shanghai from Manila
Four more destroyers now in Manila ports were ordered to Shanghai at full speed. The Simpson, McCormack, Blackhawk, and Magersh would sail within two days as repairs finish. In Nanking, Nationalists impeached the Hankow government and called for arrest of several ministers amid factional strife.
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United
Manila
Shanghai
Simpson
McCormack
Admiral Williams
Asiatic’ Sect
Semiminder
Blackhawk
Maghersh
H. Francis Misselwitz
United Press
Marteraje Nationalists In-Party Snectively Nanking
Nationaliet
Hankow
Moderes
Central Control
Michael Horodie
Sankow
Chiang Kui
Shekate Nanking
Borodin
George Oss
Justice
Tan Ping Shan
Chen To-Hsa
Teng Wenta
United Presa
Nationalise Party
Carroll Awakens After 49 Hour Deep Sleep
New York producer Carroll awakens from a coma of 49 hours en route to a Atlanta penitentiary. His wife Marcelle, who arrived from New York, is ill with a severe cold and high fever. Dr Bruce states Carroll’s condition not serious, hopeful for regained consciousness before night.
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New York
Atlanta
Roscoe Snipes
United Press
Gialt
Greenville
Bas
Carroll
Federal
Hit
Marcelle
R. C. Bries
Easter Egg Hunt Plans Abandoned Amid Tight Budgets
Filmed in a local notice, plans for an Easter egg hunt were dropped due to insufficient funds. An appeal for subscriptions appeared in the journal as organizers halted activities for the year.
Coolidge 1928 boom gains shape with party surge
Report says Republican support for President Coolidge's renomination grows ahead of the 1928 campaign. Senator Lodge and Senator Fess reportedly back a letter endorsing a second term, while opposition from Governor Lowden faces a compromise farm relief plan amid White House caution. The boom is described as an avalanche of sentiment within the party.
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Thomas I. sroxEs
United Press Star
Washington
Thes
Tian
Coolidge
Fes
Ohio
USSA
Fess
Hess
Elense
Fae Adolker
Viniénrs
White House
Turmur
Lowden
Invis
Wester Farm
Lontein
State Capitol Quiet After Adjournment
Harrisburg reports a silent Pennsylvania Capitol after adjournment as janitors and chairmen clear debris. Lawmakers left documents and bill files weighing several tons, with governor ordering rapid cleanup to prepare for signing pending legislation.
Metropolitan stars Mary Lewig and Mitchel Hebren wed
New York reports a wedding for Metropolitan Opera singers Mary Lewig and Mitchel Hebren followed by a brief honeymoon. Performances and travel plans for Europe are noted as the couple balances art and personal life amid a busy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy Winers
New York
Aptitio
Mary Lewig
Arkanses
Tiger
Metropolitan Opera
Comely
Mitchel Hebren
German Ainger
Honeymann
Dohnon
Europe
Reed Committee May Resume Election Probe
Journal dispatch reports the Reed committee in Missouri resumes action on an election probe with secret conferences to determine future committee directions. Senator Watsie and other Republicans weighed potential replacements as noted figures were discussed in talks.
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Reed Committee
James Reed
Senate
R Coulrse
Watsie
Pepe
Ihia
Robinson
Indiana
Bess
Fess
Dawes
Chicago
Legion Post Plans Drive for Members
Corry Post No. 285 of the American Legion launches an intensive membership campaign. District Commander McCord reports three new posts since December and a district membership rise of 115 this period. Installations in Woodmere Hall featured the ceremony with Paul Ori as Commander and Arthur Wairchilds as Vice Commander.
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Corry
American Legion
Focal
Legion
Yorks
Te Hela
McQord
North Esk
Hay
Woodmep
Paul Ori
Arthur Wairchilds
Victor Ont
Wallace Young
Lord Stove
A. C. Lyons
McCord
Sinte
Ain
Hewitt confession admitted at trial in Ohio murder case
In Jefferson Ohio on April 15 Floyd Hewitt a 17 year old confessed to murdering Mrs Pred Brown and her five year old son. Judge Charles R Sargent ruled the statement was not obtained by duress and allowed it as evidence after two days of defense objections. Police Chief M C Childs who obtained the statement testified about how it was obtained.
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United
Jefferson
Ohio
Floyd Hewitt
Pred Brown
Charles R. Sargent
M. C. Childs
Tle
Fire Exchange Reported Between Northern Troops and Ship
April reports from Admiral Williams state Chinese forces entrenched along the Yangtze between Nanking and Pukow opened fire on an American destroyer Nord and a nearby Standard Oil Company ship. The British cruiser Emerald supported the Northern troops amid the engagement.
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United Press
Ashington
Yangsee
Nord
Navy Department
GS. Williams
Asiatic Reef
Emerald
Autoist Held Up and Robbed of Machine
An autoist was robbed of his car by a man who held him at gunpoint and took his watch and cash. The incident occurred as the victim, visiting from Wellsboro Pennsylvania, reported the bandit used the firearm to force the theft before fleeing.
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Prom Buperlon
Apat
Goodreaui
Riveralle Serepr
Wells Bony
Wondrea
Auffatn
Palicé
Gowpleeyi
Depopulation of Four Villages Foreseen by Pittsburgh Firm
Pittsburgh April 43 preliminary eviction notices issued by the Pittsburgh Terminal Company affect about 500 families in four Allegheny County villages. The move accompanies a planned ressiagition of operations on a coverdale, huntingdon, castle simon, and muthner line. Ten days notice allows potential sheriff ejectments, with many families likely to move voluntarily. some employees may stay to aid company operations.
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United Prose
Pittsburgh
Mitteburgh
Allegheny
Coverdale
Hanting
Castle Sisimon
Het
Winn Sentenced for Chicago Murder After Trial Twist
In Chicago on April 14 Julia Walton Winn was executed for the murder of Albert Nusbaum tied to a family dispute over real estate. Winn, a former convict, testified for the state and received a life term along with Mrs Nusbaum and others connected to the plot.
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Chicago
Old Corners
Julia Walton Winn
Albert Nusbaum
Witt
Jesus Tanouil
Vine
Fan
Winn
Nusbaum
Nushasmay
Wing
Wing Who Was A Former Convict—Ayid
Allie
Bony
Hhe
Heath
Airs Nusbaum
Tt Sas
Cone
Grandma Jienedt
Uiese
Ww Winn
Mere
Wink
Ling
Mra Nusbana
Mississippi Valley Faces Devastation From Floods
United Press dispatches describe widespread flooding across the Mississippi Valley from Kansas City to Arkansas and Oklahoma. Heavy rain swollen the Verdigris Neosho Grand and other rivers prompting evacuations, levee work, and power disruptions as cities like Port Sait h and Little Rock faced major inundation and property losses.
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United Pro
Kansas City
Souther
Kanga
Missouri
Oklahoma
Neosho
Mein Psitic
Albany
Dels
Port Gilson
Okahoma
Nowalaay Ro
Kounty
Hlaing
Arknassl
Mooridl
Kansas
Connell Grote
Cottie Wood
Florenes
Saffordville
Emporia
Lake Taneycamp
Belo Sprinefield
Daimage
Port Sajith
Little Rock
Hood
North Little Rock
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River Valley Wits
Thevees
Sp. Traneig
Arkanand
Waterie
Diddt
Chaplin Owes Million in Back Federal Taxes
Washington April 15 The Treasury Bureau has nearly completed its assessment with lawyers for Charles Chaplin on the amount of back taxes the film comedian owes the federal government It was learned at the Treasury today Officials said Chaplin owes about 1 000 000 in back taxes The case may go to the United States Board of Tax Appeals but officials indicated a compromise is possible
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Washington
Tytend Revenue Bureau
Charles “Chaplin
Treasury
United States
Worry Chair Company Visitor Returns Home
Tharles Shuss on business visit in the city for the Worry Chair Company. Mrs 0. Ri Lars, who had been visiting relations in Cleveland, returned home after several days away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharles Shuss
Aenit
Ri Lars
Cleveland
Tina
Meyer's Narrow Escape From Serious Injuries
Meyer narrowly escaped serious injuries when the machine he rode with three others skidded and rolled over after losing control on an embankment. The contraption struck a post and overturned down an incline near Oak Hill. all occupants reportedly escaped unharmed.
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Beter Tever
Erie
Jonathan Lodge
Union City
Prisoners Escape From Mifflin County Jail Yard
In Lewistown Pennsylvania on April 16 two inmates escaped from the Mifflin County Jail during exercise time. They were believed to have hidden in the jail yard and climbed a wall to flee the facility with authorities pursuing.
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Lewistown
Mii
Petro EU
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R. B. McCord
North East
Hewitt
Pittsburgh Coal Company
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Mississippi Valley
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