Kellogg Calls for Supplemental Disarmament Talks
Secretary Kellogg urged nations to pursue further armament limits through new international agreements. He backed Washington policy, stressed cooperation to curb militarism, and defended Turkish trade talks while highlighting Latin American collaboration for peace and economic development.
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New York
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Washington
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Hope
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Mexico
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Five Best Radio Features Across Regions This Week
A scattered list of radio segments and names from New York Oakland Philadelphia Cincinnati and Lincoln outlines featured programs and hosts. The entries mention orchestras meters and university programs with unclear specifics and dates.
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EGO Oakland
SOL Meter
Pacific
Mishel Piastro
Vinlinint Svep
Philadelphiia
Cyrande Berger
KPAB
Lincoln
Chitrats Universiy
Submarine Blast Injures Crew Near New London
The incident near New London on April 20 wounded several sailors, with four listed as seriously injured and others sustaining lesser injuries. The submarine Darteries carried a forty man crew under Lieutenant Wi G. Sider. the watch was aiding the effort as batteries were explored and the vessel broke.
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United Press New London
Nino Tep Awarn Serge
Perhinys Fitallys
Hodlowey
Wivedl
Yehen
Sadarries
Liewtenind
G. Sider
Receiver Appointed for Stone Company by Common Pleas Court
George W Stone Company investment bond brokers is placed in receivership by Common Pleas Judge Pearson on petition by Seome W Stine. The action aims to preserve assets, prevent improper transfers, and continue essential business while the court reviews finances and ownership.
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Nvestment Bond Brokers
Common Pleas
Pearson
Seome W
Stine
Syd
Kem
Accortioy
Ty Egeland
Corry
Henne Q Kerley
Heri
Malis
Lefevii
Maud
Hing
Regia
Apt
Fir
Entombed men thought still alive in tunnel collapse
Rescue workers race against time to reach six men trapped five feet underground after a tunnel collapse. The men, buried under timbers and rock, are reported in peril as efforts continue through the night to reach them. Relatives and nearby residents await word on their condition.
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Thited Press
Apri
Terr
City Council Approves Four New Street Lights for District
Residents and taxpayers win four additional street lights after a regular city council meeting at the Municipal Mall. Plans include wiring and installation along West Smith Street, Pleasant Street, Southween Street, and nearby lanes, with bids and contractor details reviewed.
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Trravken Up
Wert Smith
Suit Street
Trurks
Parsons
Dot
Merrick
Wiest
Streit
Goworth
Severa
Shus
Hepler
Ramage
Praykim
Council Ajourven Olloveine
Sui Pay
Fumes Fatal to Club Woman Reported
Youngstown dispatch states a club woman died from fumes in her home today. Police and coroner investigated an open kitchen area as hospital staff, including physician Dr. Kinhy, aided in the scene. Christina Palugwii identified as the deceased. details unclear due to damaged text.
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United Press
Youngstown
Chistes
Kinhyy
Vito
Baird Named by Gary Receives 12000 Salary
Western Pennsylvania Prohibition administrator Frederick Baird was reported by Senator Reed to receive a $12000 annual railroad salary in addition to an $8500 government pay. The selection came through the Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad where Baird served as traffic manager, owned by United States Steel Corporation controlled by Gary.
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Pennsylvania
United Press
Linington
Aps
Prederce Baird
Fhe
Pps
Senate Prohibition Committee
Cixinian
United States Steel Corporation
L Sry
Cpens
Reed
Missouri
Demotrar
Wet
Bair Sully
Gart
Yuki
Thi
Gary
Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad
Baird
Reverend R Foresley Elected Moderator of Erie Presbytery
Chirry residents attended the Erie Presbytery shelling session in Union City last evening with members of First Presbyterian Church of this city listed among attendees. Rev Rogel Cressey was elected moderator, father of Panpreses former High School faculty member. Rev J A Many and Dr P G F Wood represented the church as the sessions opened and the conference adjourned this afternoon.
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Harry Smith
B J Lewis
A Linendell
Shreve
Whittlesey
G. Woo
Pye Presbeyere
Presbyterian Church
Rogel
Sweeney Violates Parole Faces Jail Sentence
Sweeney, accused of illegal sale and possession of intoxicating liquors, is bound over to county court after parole violation. He was picked up by night patrol, with a jail sentence expected. The case occurs in Erie County, where parole terms and fines are under review.
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Erice
Erie
Oval Police
Erin Phi
Wusheritien
A.P Rossiter
Sweenay
Ruppersbury
Anil
Coolidge Opposes National Film Censor
President Coolidge opposes a national film censor. White House spokesman noted his position while observers say film content has slightly improved recently under ongoing effort and public debate.
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Coolidge
Seven Seek Positions in Police Dept
Seven applicants remain for police department posts as Civil Service exams are set for next Saturday afternoon at 2. The Health Service Board will examine seven finalists led by Dr W W Graham, with the city hoping to appoint an additional patrol officer next week.
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Police Department
Service Board
Graham
Brown
le Spiesramg
Covinek
W W Graham
Quiet Strike Continues at Passaic Textile Mills
In Passaic New Jersey on April 20 police and sheriff deputies monitor a small textile strike as dozens of pickets gather at mills amid cold weather. Fifteen pickets assemble near the Boranir mill while three strikers are taken to the strikers’ hall for processing as more officers stand by.
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Pitline
Ti Passaic
Boranir
Sinter
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Enouigh
Veterans Hold Helm at U S Steel Corp Meeting
New York April 20 veterans preside as U S Steel Corp marks a Silver anniversary. Judge Gary and a long list of stockholders attend the annual gathering in Jersey City with directors reelected amid cheers and speeches praising the company’s growth and enduring stability.
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U.S. Steel Corp
New York
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Andre Elbere
Gary
Vumain Jy
Tira Ly
Steel Corporatity
Sige
Gary She Fis Colirts. Gathered At Ttofiter
Stack Calvin Phalidee
United States
Yes
Margate
George JP Bakers
Rockenfeller Foundation
Smithy College
Russell Sage Foundation
Ameant Hie
ER Armstrong
Philadelphia
Gary Se
Stan Sant
Ageragen i
Talk on Propagation of Fish at Rotary Club Meeting
Members of the Rotary Club heard N B Spengen of the Department of Fisheries discuss propagation of fish and stream preservation at the Hotel Come. The talk covered the department's works and aims with insight into warding against decline in fish populations. Attendees included O E Koonse and others from Castles, Kemp-Walth, Dixon, and nearby cities.
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O. E. Koonse
Frederik
Trout Season Stumbles Amid Harsh Pennsylvania Weather
Pennsylvania anglers report poor trout fishing as opening days are hampered by cold, wet conditions and high streams. State Fisheries Commissioner Nathan R. Hiller cites lingering snow, late spring thaw, and uneven weather reducing reports of good catches across northern and central counties.
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Tale
Nathan R. Hiller
Pennsylvania
Apeltinhage
Atte
Changes in Buffalo Pittsburgh train times take effect
New timetable on the Buffalo Pittsburgh Division of the Pennsylvania railroad becomes effective Sunday April 25. The morning flyer to Buffalo arrives earlier at 1 24 PM and departs 2 26 PM. The 2 21 PM arrival and 2 26 PM departure shift with other minor adjustments, altering the daily schedule.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Orlock
Wrang
Ty Tie
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