U S Declines To Attend Parley On Reservation Plan
April 12 reports US notes to the League of Nations declining to attend the proposed peace parley on the reservations to the World Court. The State Department says negotiations must proceed by direct notes with each signatory nation, and that no substantial differences exist in communications. A second section describes Hawaii volcanic eruptions with local effects, noting Pele and Kilawae craters and resulting lava flows and disruption to villages, plus related historical context.
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League of Nations
League
United
Waslington
United States
Teague
Abbuss Senate
World Court
Ates
Council of the
Edgne
Kallege
Genrya
United Suites
Conference of World Court
Mission Opens At St. Thomas Church Turmoil and Devotions Mark Week
Services marking the opening of a mission at St Thomas Church yesterday included a large children’s processional with wreaths and white kilts. Rev Fr McLaughlin and visiting priests led sermons tied to the week’s program, stressing soul salvation and charity while daily services cover the Ten Commandments.
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St Thomas' Catholichurch
Mikeion
Ford
Quiler
Steinpustise
Phildelphia
Diver Honkeat
Thomas
Vent
Will Ge
Vr McLaughlin
Chimohy
Rhass
Fr McNaigh
Rey Fr Walker
Rer
St Augustine
Walker
Yale
Gre
Williams Convicted by Court Martial
Col Alexander Wittens of the U8 M C was found guilty by a court martial of intoxication at a party in Narine Base San Diego after a reception he gave General Smedley D Hutter, former chief of Philadelphia police.
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Narine
San Diego
Cali
Alexander Wittens
M. C
Smedley D Hutter
Philadelphi Police
San Francisco Disaster Twenty Years Ago Yesterday
Twenty years ago yesterday a major San Francisco disaster caused widespread fires. Official figures show property losses around 500 million dollars as four days of blazes burned five hundred city blocks. The event remains a stark reminder of the catastrophe.
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San Francisco
Tmurnett
Theo Williams Leads Agents in New Campaign Merger
Theo Williams heads a coalition of agents in a merged effort for New Verde Vit. The campaign targets business growth, axons reform, and voter appeal with new leadership. Support from Wood Avenue and local directors signals focus on replacing outdated policies.
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Equitable
Phineas
Missing Man Former Oil City Resident Alfred Rampage
Alfred Rampage an affluent oil man and former Oil City resident is reported missing from the steamer Northland during a trip from Washington to Norfolk. The search notes indicate his personal effects and approximately $2,000 in Liberty bonds were found, with family in Oil City stating weeks of concern as authorities pursue the mysterious disappearance near Pinehurst.
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Alfred T. Rampage
Northland
Washington
Norfolk
Liberty
Bondy
Tohn IL Capyalli
Rampage
Bhiel
Pinehurst
Matt
Oil City
Norah Mareliva
Willis Urges Voters Support Chas Eastman
Erie candidate Monter Willis writes a public letter urging support for Chas Eastman in the primary. He rails against party leaders and calls for unity, promising to withdraw if party discord persists. He urges a hundred percent vote in the coming primaries and pledges continued advocacy.
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Willis
Chas. Eastman
Presbyterian Ladies Meet Wednesday
The Presbyterian Ladies Organization invites members to a Wednesday afternoon meeting at the parish hall. The program includes a ladies quartet singing and a short devotional, with a collection for missions and an anticipated vote by the secretary on the statue position.
Hearing in Clymer power case slated for Tuesday
Clymer residents intensify fight for Niagara power as they prepare to testify before the New York Public Service Commission. Supervisor Bol Caffiseh leads a 46-member delegation to present community arguments at the Buffalo hearing, amid ongoing legal action over the Niagara Power Wire charter.
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Clymer Power
Niagara Electric
Public Service Commission of New Yorke
Clémor
Lacing Mahy
Sterning
Clymier
Niaguey Power
Mottia
Jounal
Weiny Camiline Avith
Fedders
Comunitys
Bol Caffiseh
Clymer
Niawara 1
Tate Fhusay
Ullenoans
Legionnaire Rally Installs Corry Post Officers in Erie Event
A large turnout of visiting Legionnaires from Exley Vitusville North East Albion Girahl Cambridge Springs Wilton City and Lamont Lake joined a Saturday night rally in Corry to install officers for the Corry Legion Post The event included a parade through business streets a reception and talks by local officials Veterans groups and post commanders The installed officers were Commander Elmer Gilbertson Vice Commander Theis P William Adjutant A Lyins Treasurer John W H King Chaplain Ree J A Martin Adjutant Bearer Lloyd Stowe Sergeant at Arms Lawrence Sperry Executive Committee G B Heath Wallace Young D W Bracken Mer vyn Nast and De TC Ribler The evening ended with a catered meal.
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Legionnaires
Curry Post
American Legion
Pally
Club
Legionifailey
Erie
Vebichgy
Eeservice
le Ionnaires
Exley Vitusville
North
Ee Albion
Girahl
Cambridge Prings
Wilton City
Lamenut Ake
Corry Post
Dillererttingelss
Panto Arcs
Cory Bost
R. H Merard
North East
Jaca Legion
Presifless
Huree
Awistant
Graham
James Raster Wal
Mole
John Smart
Bie
Xattering
Legion
Tastriet
Metord
Commandir
Elmer Gilbertson
William
Lyins
John WH. King
Chaphai Ree
Martin Adier
Lloyd Stowe
Ldrence Sperry
G. B Heath
Wallace Young
D. W. Bracken
Mervyn Nast
de TC Ribler
Liecheou
Papers Filed For County Committee Candidacies
Citizens rush to file petitions for nominations as party committee members and committeewomen across districts. The article notes filings likely by both parties, mentions county officials, and records a visit by Edne Reynolds and a funeral memory for Mrs Johns and family.
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Wepeinney
Court House
Republic Car Organisation
Edne Reynolds
Drg
EJ Wright
Jamestown
Wisig
Mry
W.sa. Johns
Two Killed by Train Near Erie
A freight train struck and dragged a machine near North East causing two deaths. Witnesses described the accident as the train overran a crossing Sunday afternoon in the vicinity east of Erie. Investigators and local authorities proceeded with efforts to determine exact circumstances surrounding the collision.
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Erie
BF United Press
Apa
A. Praife
Lwe
Youth Struck by Corry Auto at Union City
A youth named David Miler was struck and hurled by an automobile on East High Street in Union City while roller skating. He suffered head and facial lacerations, was taken to St Vincent's hospital, and remained under observation as investigators reviewed witnesses' accounts of the incident near the corner.
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Turvell
David Miler
Corre
East High Street
Lee Jaira
St Vincent's Hospital
Purvell
Mimi
Man Arrested After Auto Crash in Swissvale
A Swissvale man Ermest Sandburg accused of ropless driving caused a sideswipe damage of about 25 dollars after an auto crash near Cite Park in Youngsville. Police court ordered a 10 dollar fine for simple conduct. a settlement was reached yesterday.
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Sandburg
Swissvale
Mobile
Andy Miller
Youngsville
Cite Park
Sundbute
Rededication Services Mark Elgin M E Church Remodeling
Rededication services at the Elgin Methodist Episcopal Church drew large crowds yesterday. Pledges and offerings at the revival events pledged sufficient funds to cover remodeling debt, with help from McLeod choir and visiting clergymen aiding in the service.
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Elgin M. E
Corry
Elgin
Westerday
Fkailaetel
Arweck
Five-Fold Plan of Enforcement Outlined in Probe
Bishop James Mannion Sr testifies before the Senate Investigating Committee detailing a five fold plan to tighten prohibition enforcement. He urges dedicated, well paid officers, broader manpower, and harsher penalties to stop liquor traffic, with New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Maryland cited as resistant states seeking stronger federal action to uphold the dry law.
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James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church In
South
United Press
Washington
Senate
James Mannion Sr
Onno
New York
New Jersey
Bishop Cannon
Nis
Diftientta
Troy
Bishi Lani
Apngement
Newersey
Pennsavenia
Maryland
York
Dessey
Grist of Business Faces City Council Tonight
At the municipal building tonight the city council will review routine business as Evan W. Parsons submits his 1925 report and resigns his unexpired term. His absence from the city in Florida delayed the previous report and the commission plans to conclude the program this afternoon.
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Evan W. Parsons
Par
Ima
Florida
Commission
Interclass Track Meet Postponed At Pair Grounds
Interclass track event scheduled for this afternoon was postponed just before noon by Coach Covell due to weather. The decision allows vanity events to be staged on the warmest afternoon anticipated. Ada Parapheil of Mesdyitlevis died in the city yesterday, with funeral plans noted. Mr and Mrs Justin Butters spent the weekend. Mrs Butters returned to Warren this afternoon.
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Grace Woods
Mariensalle
Klahr Duysven
Warrels
Fleury Geiger
Eric
Bertha Castor
Covell
Ush
Ada Parapheil
Justin Butters
Butters
Warren
Today’s Five Best Radio Features Brief
Fragmented radio listing notes several stations and frequencies across the East Coast and Midwest. Mentions New York WCAP Washington Cleveland Oakland and Pacific Educational Programs. References operating times and an opera titled The Milett.
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New York
Snaters
WCAP
Washington
Presidlerrt
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KONA
Hawaii
Hoopnion
Mintalnes
Ofan
Ahissen
Sinillar
Ehiells
Girvinie
Waichii
tMawaii
Sauna Low
Kilivea
Lustaiiay Islands
Pele
Kilauen
Ela
ST. Thomas
Williams
Alban
Searfoss
Smethport
Smetipowt
Apel
Seanfovs
Hawks
Theo Williams
Harrisburg
Union City
Monter Willis
Eastmalie
Tunrivat
Ajniath
Omindayweatty
Sears Mae Sun
Pennsylvania
Osinnn
Cher
Wak Kuylesy
Anil
Tenter Wits
Presbyterian Ladies
Ieee
Sule
Masileine
Thie Mectign
Vonitancre
Cory Past No. 365
Corry Auto
David Miller
M. J. Purcell
Man
Grist
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