Worker badly hurt in Ajax plant accident
Westley, a 22 year old Ajax Iron Works employee, was pulled into a revolving shaft when his sweater sleeve was caught. He suffered severe lacerations to the left shoulder and arm and a scalp wound but X rays showed no fractures. He is hospitalized at Carry Hospital with recovery expected, though conditions remain serious.
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Hlmer Westley
Worth Street
Ajax
Ron
Westley
Carry Hospital
Baily
Torn
Weasley
Gillon
Will Westley
Russian Composer's Early American Flight Noted
A prominent Russian composer who made his American aviation debut in 1900 is highlighted by terse notes. The item underscores the historical crossovers of music and early flight and names the figure active in New York circles.
Two Killed in Fireworks Blast in Northford
Two men died in an explosion at a fireworks facility in suburban Northford near New Haven. Passed names Pasquale Passeriello and Alessandro De Maren, both 45, of New Haven tied to Connecticut Fireworks Company. blast shattered windows miles away.
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New Haven
Conn
Northford
Pasquale Passeriello
Allessandro de Maren
Connecticut Fireworks Company
Agreement on naval treaty contingency reached
London April 16. United States Great Britain and Japan reached agreement on the contingency of the naval treaty. Retjiro Wakatsuki informed Prime Minister MacDonald of Japan’s acceptance. Delegates expect to finish drafting the treaty Thursday and sign it Tuesday enabling American delegates to sail for New York April 23.
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London
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Three Held in Washington Murder Mystery
Washington police held three men for investigation in the death of Mary Baker 28 a Navy Department clerk whose body was found beneath a culvert near Arlington Memorial Cemetery last Saturday. Suspect Earl C Shuttleworth 80 of Silver Spring Md named. A second man arrested from a freight train in Aberdeen Md could not be identified. A third suspect Alan Jones arrested in Essex Md to be brought to Baltimore for questioning. Police also planned to question Mary Bakers roommate Olga Skinner for information. The murdered woman had been in her car with an unknown man Friday night and was buried from the Oak Grove Va church of her minister father.
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Tsd
Washington
Mary Baker
Navy Department
Arington Memorial Cemetery
Earl C. Shuttleworth
Silver Spring
Aberdeen
Essex
Baltimore
Alan Jones
Olga Skinner
Burien
Oak Grove
Stricken by Pneumonia Wife of Glepn Jaquith Dies at Home
Lula Sagmirn Jaquith of Columbus Pennsylvania dies at her home from pneumonia at 6 35 p m age forty four survived by husband in critical condition seven children Harold Dorothy Francis Milton Berenice Charles and Kenneth all at home parents Mr and Mrs B D Bates Spring Creek two sisters Mrs John Obm Corry and Mrs Mabel Kaffer Spring Creek two brothers Mattey Bates New Castle and Earl Bates Spring Creek funeral arrangements pending
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Mars
Lula Sagmirn
Glepn Jaquith
Columbus
RF. D. i
Pneumona
Jaquith
Harold
Dorothy
Frantis
Milton
Berenice
Charles
Kenneth
B. D. Bates
Spring Creek
John Obm
Corry
Mabel Kaffer
Mattey Bates
New Castle
Earl Bates
Protests Publication of Salaries of Teachers
A Corry teacher requests publication of explanations for the recently published list of teachers and salaries. She notes taxpayers deserve full exposure of school district expenditures funded by taxes and asks why teachers’ pay should be highlighted more than other professionals. The letter argues professional salaries paid from public funds are public records, with continued discussion on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Curran Details Wet Lobby Effort and Salaries
United Press report from Washington notes Henry H. Curran president of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment testifying to the Senate lobby committee. He described funding and staff totals, salaries for top officers, the payroll, rents, and travel expenses tied to lobbying for repeal and supporting wet candidates.
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Nathan Robertson
United Press
Washington
Association Against the
Henry H. Curran
Senate Lobby Committee
Curran
Blaine
Wisconsin
Wet
Caraway
Arkansas
Robinson
Indiana
Walsh
Montana
Wadsworth
New York
Wet Association
Ue Questoning
Coran
William H. Stayton
Elizabeth Livingston
Association
Association For
Ths
Violence flares as mob attacks streets of Calcutta
Renewed mob violence in Calcutta leaves nine Europeans in hospital two seriously, after clashes and a riot in the Dhowsipore district near midnight. Streetcars were wrecked as protests grew over Mayor X Sen Gupte’s political speech ban, while Forty Hours devotions at St. Thomas Church closed with a large turnout.
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St. Thomas Church
Calcutta
India
CalcutTa Stresta
Peain
Dhowanipore
Inszitel
J.xt Sen Gupte
Nen
St. Thomas Churen
Ayé Jning
Children of the Petish
Francis J. Graves
St. Thomas
Jacob Wernnert
Redemptorist Order of
North Hast
R. Hepner
Wr. Seaton
Wn Nestrogel
Redemptorist
Order
North Bay
James Hopkins
Hassett
Titusville
Abu Willis
Emlenton
Daniel Daugherty
Razesing
Jos. Diamond
Watten
John Hing
Union City
Ray
VJ. Reiger
St. Elizabeth's
Graves
Rev
Orconnell
Auto theft ring broken as three pleads guilty
Three members of an auto theft gang, Joe Minisale Joe Amato and Edward Metro, pleaded guilty in U S district court to larceny charges. The group, active in Cleveland and surrounding areas, stole seven or eight cars, with Dr J C Kibler of Corry as a witness. Sentencing will follow.
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Cleveland
Corry
J. C. Kibler
Joe Minisale
Joe Amato
Edward Metro
U. S
B. Kitler
Mohawk Condensed Milk moves offices to Corry
C. W. Updegrave eastern division superintendent of Mohawk Condensed Milk Company now relocates his offices to the focal plant in Corry. He will move his family from Sherman New York and rents the Elston house on Park street. J. M. Ward secretary also moves from Sherman to a residence on Franklin street.
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C. W. Updegrave
Mohawk Condensed Milk Company
Carnation Milk Company
Sherman
N. Y
Focal
Mr. Updegrave
Corry
Elston House
Park Street
J. M. Ward
Franklin Street
Prominent M E Bishop Speaks Here April 27
Bishop Fisher a noted leader in modern Methodism will address the First Methodist Episcopal Church in this city on Sunday morning April 27. He serves as Resident Bishop of the Calcutta Area in India and has been a key figure in the Laymen's Missionary Movement.
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Fred B. Fisher
Calcutta
India
M. E
Wre
Fisher
Erie
Tyest
Bishop Fisher
Tate
Move To Secure Resumption Of Work On Road
Bite county officials cooperate with Thomas C Prune of Frankini division engineer of UK State Highway Department to secure prompt resumption of construction on the Corr Spartansburg road. A state inspector has waited ten days for the company to resume, while the Hagedorn Construction Co moved equipment to central Pennsylvania for a rehab project. Engineer Frame and county engineer William H Sipple push to avoid delay and urge Pennsylvania labor use to aid unemployment relief.
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Bite
Thomas C. Prune
Frankini
UK State Highway Department
Corr Spartansburg
Bee
Hagedorn Guanstruction Ci
Pennsyvania
Frame
Spartans‘burg
William H. Sipple
Iia
Highway Department
Pennsylvania
Thu
Sunday blue laws opposed in Pennsylvania race
Philadelphia April 16 four square liberal candidates Thomas W. Phillips Francis O C Botien and Cha Dorrance aligned on repeal of the Snyder Armstrong act and a positive stance on Sunday blue laws as part of their joint platform.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Foursquare Liberailem
Anti-Prohibition Party of
Pennsylvania
Thomas W. Phillips
Francis OC. Botien
Cha Dorrance
Governg
Leutenant
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed For Tonight
A compiled schedule shows NBC and CBS network programs across the evening. Highlights include Wale on NBC at 7 30 p m St Regis Lopez hour on St Regis Lopez schedule and Palmio live hour on WEAR.
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Wale
NBC
WABC
CBS
WAWBC
Royal York Orchestra
Fire Devastates Iloilo Town Leaving Thousands Homeless
A sweeping blaze raged through Iloilo causing about 2.9 million in losses. The fire destroyed houses, machinery, lumber, and stock, with dynamite detonation reportedly worsening the panic as residents fled.
Lindbergh to pilot cross country test flight this weekend
Col. Lindbergh plans a high altitude cross country flight in a specially equipped Lyden plane. He will have his wife at the controls during the trip if she joins, with a Wichita refueling stop. the mission aims to gather data on air lanes and glider flying conditions to aid future non continental air service.
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William &. Gamman
United Press
Burbank
Calif
Apt YsPa
Charles A. Lindbergh
Wright Loch
Col. Linders
Angie
Wichita
Kas
Primary Campaign Probers Get Busy
Washington reports the newly created senatorial campaign expenditures committee met for the first time to plan investigations into primary campaigns in Tuola and Pennsylvania. Chairman Nye led the committee as it weighs future probes and timing ahead of fall elections.
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United Press
Washington
Campaiey
Nye
Tuola
Pennsvanla
Ruth Huena
Cornek
Depor
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Ye Daughters of the American Revolution
Pon Im Hiat International Tribunnist
Harrisburg
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Pittsburgh
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Buffalo N
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DuBois
Mitchell
Western Penitentiary
Senate Campaig Funds Committee
Bingham
Goldsborough
San Jose
Sosta Rica
Karachi
Ltional Congress
Tinkham
Southern Methodist Board of Temperance and Social Service
Canton, Jr
Miami Beach
Bar Wood
Detroit
MMW
YORK
Radio
General Electric Company
Westinghorse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Radio Corporation of America
David Sar Joff
Radio Corporation
Peter Ainslie
Army
Navy
G. W. Donaldson
Lulu Jaquith
Columbus Township
Tela
M. E. Bishop
Hupingey
Sparta Road
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Unites Press
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