Dawes in Sharp Attack on Bonus Britain Denies Repudiation
At Geneva a split deepened as war debt and reparations loomed. A British backed abolition of certain weapons faced a France led counter resolution blocking disarmament. Notable statesmen gathered, with Stimson MacDonald and Tardieu seeking accord, while discussions widened to Balkan economics and Iberian frontier tensions.
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Dawes
Britain
Harry Flory
United Press
Geneva
General Commission
Stimson
MacDonald
Tardieu
France
Japan
Versailles
Balkan
Iberian
Italy
Germany
Famous fliers held after Miami shooting murders rivals love triangle
Miami aviator Haden Clark was shot on a bungalow porch amid a rivalry with Captain J N Lancaster for Mrs J Keith Miller of Australia. Police probe hints at an international plot while Mrs Keith-Miller and Lancaster are in custody. Clark died at a hospital at 12 a.m. Authorities restore order as letters hint at passion and jealousy.
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United Press
Miami
Fla
Haden Clark
J. Keith- Miller
Australia
J. N. Lancaster
Pittsburg
Lancaster
Keith Miller
Lark Dien
Keld-Miller
Captain Lancaster
John B. Rowland
Clark
Keith-Miller
Chubby
Corry High Musicians Reach Grove City Finals
Two Corry High School musicians advance to district finals in the interscholastic music contest at Grove City. Allen Bennett won the clarinet elimination at Lawrence Park to enter the Grove City finals, while Bernard Bennett was unopposed in the flute district. The pair depart with accompanying teachers for Grove City with the high school band set for Friday morning's 10 o’clock contest and transportation help sought to ferry the group.
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Corry High School
Grove City
Heyore Allen
Bernard Bennett
Gerry Bennett
Corry High
Allen Bennett
Lawrence Park
Bernard
R.S. Dewey
Claudia
Pencigal Sheen
Erie Bond Issue Approved by State Officials
Harrisburg April 21 United Press reports bond issues totaling 1 162 000 were approved for nine municipalities including brief items such as 165 000 for sanitary sewer work 20 000 for resurfacing Buffalo road Punxsutawney borough school district 9 000 for floating indebtedness Shenango township Mercer 12 000 for funding of boating indebtedness West Middlesex borough Mercer 9 000 for funding of boating indebtedness and related items.
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United Fess
Harrisburg
Dewey
Buffalo Road
Punxsutewney Borough
Shenango Township
Mercer
West Middlesex Borough
Four of Six On Grounded Barge Are Rescued
In heavy seas off Point Vicente four of six men aboard the barge Gracta were saved as coast guardsmen battled mountainous breakers. A float rope was hurled ashore, two guardsmen braved the surf to aid, and the line held the barge while rescue continued. The Melrose, with five men aboard, was driven to rocks near White's Point and an ambulance was sent.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Gracta
Point Vicente
Coast
Port McArthur
Rockefeller's Nephew Subpoenaed in Market Probe
Washington April 21 Percy Rockefeller, a leading figure in financial America, was subpoenaed to testify before the Senate banking and currency committee probing short selling by reputed bear traders. The name surfaced as witness lists circulated after Richard Whitney, NYSE president, appeared. Washington April 21 Secretary of Labor Doak announced the immigration service will issue deportation warrants as part of a broader inquiry into aliens and trafficking linked to March immigration figures.
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United Press
Washington
Percy Rockefeller
Financial America
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Rockefeller
William A. Gray
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
Secretary of Labor
Doak
Immigration Service
Allierther
Courtroom Ceiling Collapse Buries Twenty In Bastia
In Bastia Corsica during a correctional court trial today the ceiling collapsed burying about 20 people. Ten were reported dead or seriously injured as rescue operations worked at the scene.
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United Press
Bastia
Corzica
Corry Delegation Attends Rotary Meet In Erie
Twenty two Corry Rotary Club members joined three hundred delegates from twenty seven clubs at the Erie inter city Rotary conference. Notables from Corry included Ben Starr and J J Desmond among others. Speakers addressed economic conditions and national issues with a call to Rotarians to persevere.
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Rotary Club
Erie
Ben Starr
A. G. Buller
Lawrence Desmond
J. J Desmond
Ralph Dewey
Joseph Haggeman
H. R Redes
Ec, Barnes
Harry
Aven
B. D. MacKenzie
W. A. Loveland
C. M. Henger
Hugh O'Hare
B. L. Morgow
H. J. Davis
Charles Keating
F. T. Babbitt
Ted Claris
Roy Mulle
Paul Mullin
Charles Eastman
Edward Erskiné
Union City
Corry Club
America
John Chamberlain Ward
Armenian Bishop Tourian to Visit Pittsburgh District
Rt Rev Leo Tourian Bishop of North and South America will visit the Pittsburgh district in early May. He will speak at an Episcopal church in Pittsburgh at Braddock. He leads 140000 Armenian Christians in the Americas.
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Unies Cree
Pittsburgh
Leo Tourian
New York
North
South America
Braddock
Dawes Attacks 2 Billion Soldier Bonus Bill in House Hearing
In Washington on April 21 Charles G. Dawes assailed the Soldier Bonus bill before the Ways and Means Committee. He warned it would destroy national confidence and inflate the credit of the currency, while defending the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and its loans to banks and the Missouri Pacific railroad. He cited loans totaling $213,248,000 to 1,520 banks, mostly to small towns, and argued the fund would not incur losses.
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United Press
Washington
Hell
Maria
Charles G. Dawes
Rody
House
Ways and Means Committee
Dawes
United States
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Mats Lowna
Pawes
Truat
Dawes Sail
Tawes
Germany
Britain Will Not Repudiate War Debts Declared
United Press reports from London confirm Great Britain will not repudiate its wartime debts. In Washington, the US urged war debtor nations to sign formal agreements resuming payments once suspended by the Hoover moratorium. France's April budget anticipates reparations receipts, while radicals note a potential German default.
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United Press
Great Britain
AK United Press
London
Germany
Washington
United States
Gérany
Rince Wuld
Suitor Killed While Forcing Attentions in DuBois
In DuBois Pennsylvania Effie Rothenski, 34, acted in self defense when Stanley Giftjamski, 34, of Force, attempted to force entry at her home. Giftjamski was shot and killed by Rothenski. Coroner and local authorities say charges may be pursued unless Gifttamski’s family file. McNabe from Elisour reports no charges yet.
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Sy Uince Evesd Dubois
Beidt
Effie
Rothenski
Force
Stanley
Sii
Chroner McNabe
Elisour
McNabe
Gifstmski
Gifftem
Gisttamski
Stanley Joflienatel
Navy officer’s wife tears up state evidence in Massie case
In Honolulu on April 21 Lt Thomas H. Massie, a naval officer, faces a murder charge after a Hawaiian attacked his wife. Thalia Fortescue Massie destroyed prosecution evidence, prompting Prosecutor John Kelley to seek a directed verdict of guilty. Defense counsel Clarence Darrow resisted, while observers noted potential mistrial concerns.
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Dan Campbell
United Press
Honolulu
Territory of Hawaii
Ubet
Manslavehier
Thomas H. Massie
John Kelley
T. H
Thalia Fortescue Massie
Nges
John GC. Kelley
Massie
Kelley
Clieuit
Charles S. Davis
Clarence Darrow
Bettef Iuage Davis
Boy Dies From Gas Fumigation In Home
Seven year old Charles Bunn died in Pittsburgh after entering a fumigated home through a cellar window. Coroner reports the cyanide gas exposure killed him. the boy reportedly did not know the house was being fumigated and returned home from school via the cellar entrance.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Charles Bunn
Playmate
Bnoy
Charles
Three Face Hearing On Arson Charges In Mt Lebanon
Three men arrested yesterday in connection with an alleged plot to burn a $20,300 Mt Lebanon house were to be given a hearing before Justice Eugene B Bishop in Mt Lebanon. The defendants are Mile Deak 20 Joseph Shalial 25 and Abraham Tischler 44 all of Rankin Pa.
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Pittsburgh
Apne
Mt, Lebanon
Eugene B
Bishop
Mt. Lebanon
Mile Deak
Joseph Shalial
Abraham Tischler
Rankin
TOTS DROWNED BY INSANE MOTHER
GRAND RAPIDS Mich April 21 Mrs Bute Butters 89 drowned three of her young children in a cistern and then leaped into the well herself Carl Butters her husband and Jack her 19 year old son rushed to the well and rescued her but could not save the children The dead were Max seven Ralph seven and Etta Jan four Physicians at St Mary's hospital pronounced her insane and unable to explain the outburst of violence.
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Preas
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bute Butters
Hersalf
Carl Butters
Jack
Max
Fine
Ralph
Etta Jan
St. Mary's Hospital
Bakery truck driver dies of heart attack in store
William Conkey of 2013 Raspberry Street Erie, 41, a driver for the Fitch Ealing Company, collapsed at Will J. Wilcox grocery on East Main about 8 45 this morning. He complained of illness, sat in a rear room, and died within minutes. The body was moved to Davison undertakers for burial. Survived by his widow. He was known in Corry for years of service with Fitch, previously with Ecoms Ice Cream.
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Will J. Wilcox
East Main Street
Willian Conkey
Raspberry Sires
Erie
Firch Ealing Company
Conkey
Lawrence R. Davison
Raspberry Street
Fireh Company
Fitch Company
Ecoms Ice Cream Company
Junes
Corry
Elgin Youth Shot in Foot Report Emerges
Two youths near Elgin named Joye Norris sustained gunshot wounds to the foot last evening. Reports say the shooting occurred near their home with no details yet available on a motive or suspect.
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ELGIN
Joye Norris
Pitt Students May Visit Mine Fields
Pitt students may investigate coal mining conditions in mine fields in tilncky or other strike districts if they do not state that they represent student opinion of the university. Chancellor John G. Bowman announced plans to have Pitt join delegations to inquire into conditions and report findings.
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Wajtee
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Ientilcky
Tischler
Pitt
Thomas L. Plarr
Rolleger
Pineville
Unemployed marchers disperse after police clash in Philadelphia
Police dispersed a roughly 500 strong unemployed march at Kroaal and Race streets. Several were injured and arrests reported as patrol wagons and ambulances transported victims to Hahnemann hospital. Police said Communistic leaders planned the riot to bolster a city hall plaza mass meeting.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Kroaal
Race Streets
Duralium
Ynotor
Unemployment Committee
City Hall Plaza
14Th
South Street
Dta
Redest al
Mills
Ute
Central City
Hulmemann Hospital
Kiwanis Favor Daylight Saving Time At Erie Club Meeting
Erie Kiwanis members voted for daylight saving time at a luncheon meeting held at the Hotel Corry. Hugh Darsie of Erie Trust Company spoke on making a will and the club discussed a planned bowling sweepstakes next Thursday evening.
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Corry Club
Erie
Bishop Gannon
Erie Trust Company
Kiwanis Clift
Hotel Corry
Hugh Darsie
Wiie
Teust
Erw Trust Company
Te Club
Lis Company
Eee
Ray Green
Handiten
Weingsrabec
Today’s Five Best Radio Entainments
Today's radio listings feature networks CBS NBC and ABC with shows including De Sanderson and Crimmit on WABC and the International Revue on NBC. Programs highlight music orchestras and light entertainment, reflecting a balanced schedule across major stations.
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Reis
Dwnn
NBC
Network
de Sanderson
Crimmit
WABC
Actifance
Bol
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