U S Disarmament Fight Backed by Indiana Senator Watson
Senator James J. Watson of Indiana, Hoover ally and former foe, becomes Republican floor leader to move to strike the debenture clause from the farm relief bill. He argues for a farm relief bill under the President’s principles, urging allies to unite for relief and to end partisan battles.
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House
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Slender Hopes To Save Reparations Parley
Paris April 24 The conference of reparations experts began with private discussions as plenary sessions opened with German leader Schacht presenting no new proposals The American spokesman cautioned slender hopes for a German accord, signaling the report may refer the issue to the governments if agreement remains elusive.
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United Press
Paris
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Start Statting
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Mir Schucht
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John Kelley Retires From Chicago Tribune After 40 Years
United Press reports veteran Chicago police reporter John Kelley, age 65, retires after four decades on the beat. He will return to his hometown of Erie, Pa., planning rest away from the sirens and newsroom bustle.
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Erie
United Press
Chicago
George Ade
Theodore Driesey
Harry le Beach
Chicago Tribune
Erle
Desi Sergeaint
Three Slayers Sought in Erie Safe Job Case
Police check reports that a colored Lincoln sedan used by the Three Slayers near North East was seen outside the Word hotel on Thursday night. Investigators link them to a $1000 safe robbery at Hike Dalry Products and to the murder of Swanson Bard Tavie Everson, with DA Graham traveling to Minneapolis with photos and fingerprints.
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North East
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Minnesota
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Samuel Bard
Joe Tavie
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Clare Yond
M. C. Graham
Minneapolis
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Olds and son bound over to county court
Wilfard Olds and son Dewalne Olds of Wesleyville, formerly of this city, were bound for grand jury action on charges of passing worthless checks and larceny of an automobile truck. Alder man Gordon set bonds at 500 and 1000 dollars. The elder was linked to Corey Auto Supply and the son to a truck theft from Mead and Brown later sold to Union City parties. The pair will face grand jury in May term.
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Wesleyville
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Corey Auto Supply Company
Mead & Brown
Union City
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Ananor
Roosevelt at Georgia resort on infantile paralysis tour
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt of New York arrived at Warm Springs for a two month stay to resume his treatment for infantile paralysis. He is accompanied by his law partner Bast OConnor and Mrs OConnor and his secretary Marguerite Lehand. Mrs Roosevelt will join him later.
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New York
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Genevea remarks spark rebuke from Britten
Washington April 23 British diplomacy gains a naval victory while Britten of the House Naval affairs committee criticizes Ambassador Gilson s restatement of the American position at Geneva as a complete surrender of core principles. He warns Congress will not approve treaties that harm the United States or reduce naval power.
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House Naval Affairs Committee
Hugh Gulson
Geneva Ag
Boys Week Observed Planned By Rotary Club
The Rotary Club met at the Hotel Gortut to plan Boys Week with a parade and citywide youth interest. Harry Spicer leads the committee, a Saturday opening with a boys’ party at MWevily is planned, and Frank Babbitt spoke on Business Ethics. Officers were elected for next year, and Theo P. Williams announced his resignation.
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Mwevily
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Surprise witnesses to testify for Hardy in impeachment trial
United Press reports surprise witnesses set to testify for Superior Judge J Carlos Hardy in a California Senate impeachment trial. The witnesses, guarded by attorney Ren Hardy, are expected to bolster Hardy's denials that he obstructed justice in the Amie Semple McPherson kidnapping investigation and that he diverted detective efforts.
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Sacramento
Callé
J. Carlos
Hardy
State Senate
Ren Hardy
Attornney
Atmee Semple Mv~Pherson
Probe resumes into Aluminum Company monopolistic charges
New York April 23 The Federal Trade Commission resumed its investigation of monopolistic tendencies by the Aluminum Company of America. The inquiry began in 1925 and yesterday's session marked the first time defense witnesses testified. The government closed its case after testimony from Marie Tih Brown a metal grade journal observer who said aluminum prices showed no fluctuations in six years suggesting no monopoly attempt.
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New York
Federal Trade Commission
Amibrich
Case
Maren Tih
K Brown
Coast Guard Says Ingram Granted Release After Incident
Washington April 23 Treasury announced Boal awala Jamoa Fr Ingram ordered an old machine gun during a Coast Guard attempt to apprehend rum runners on the Atlant river, and has been released.
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Coast Guardsman
Washington
Treasury
Boalawala Jamoa
Ingram
Coast Guard
Major battle near Mex revolt in Sonora reported
United Press dispatch from Nogalis Sonor Mex April 24 says rebels mass at Masines in southern Sonora ahead of a major clash with government forces. Rebel leaders claim divisions under General Marcelo Curayco and General Ian Almazan surprised troops at Pulpio Page, killing 20 soldiers and capturing 100 prisoners. A rebel execution of Pedro Robales occurred late yesterday. Federal officials dispute details and dispute the crossing of the boundary by Robales as border tensions rise.
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Sonora
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Boundary Line
Alexander & Co Extensively Modernize Their Offices
Alexander and Company unveil an extensive remodeling project after weeks of work. A new brick front enhances the Mortuary design while interior offices gain walnut finish furniture, inlaid linoleum floors, and updated draperies and wall decor. Undertaking parlors also redecorated to improve storage and efficiency, earning compliments for refined furnishings.
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Alexander & Company
Tocalnorticians
Babe Saved Through Remarkable Operation
Bay Shore report states a newborn infant, named Brant Page Jr, survived after Dr George King performed an emergency operation. He made an incision and inserted a rubber tube to relieve suffocation from a birthing complication. The infant revived and recovery continues with removal of the pin planned.
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Fear 112 Perished On Ship Toyokuni Maru Sunk Off Kamchatka
TOKIO April 28 Aboard the Toyokuni Maru 112 are feared dead after the 2,344 ton Japanese steamer foundered in the Bering Sea near Kamchatka as 7 of 40 aboard were rescued. A cruiser from Hokkaido Island responded. reports on rescues vary. cargo and hail insured for 2.5 million.
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Bering Sea
Kamahatka
Kamaehalka Peninsula
Asia
Toyokuni
Bandits and Inspectors in Hot Gun Fight
Chicago April report of a deadly hotel room battle at the Hawthorne Arms between a six-person robbery gang led by John Courtney and post office inspectors aided by agent Mrs Morris Stein. Marie Courtney captured after leaping from a window. three gang members wounded or killed. inspector Evan L Jackson critically wounded. The gang had planned an $18 000 money order theft from a suburban getaway, using Stein to lure them to the hotel. The ten minute clash ended with all escape routes blocked as residents rushed to the scene.
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Marie Courtney
Fay
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Scout Boy’s Story of Kidnaping Conflicts Narra
Youngstown April 23 Court authorities say Harold Harshman a 15 year old scout boy is not connected to the kidnapping of Bex Rice Rosenbaum 10 whose body was found in a wooded ravine near Salem Ohio eighteen days after she disappeared last May 14 The boy signed the confession to create a sensation and later repudiated it City officials say he told the truth in the confession Horstman remains in jail as officials press to clear up the case based on his statement
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Youngstown
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Rosenbaum
Salem
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Offeiais
Horstman
Cade |Wan
Flood waters of Mississippi subside after severe storms
Reports from St Louis to Missouri detail that floodwaters in the Mississippi valley are subsiding after days of toads and tornadoes. Death toll rises across several towns while widespread crop and property damage persist. Riverfront roads face high water and officials warn further flood impacts.
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Forty Hours Devotions Close Tonight At St Thomas Church
Forty hours devotions in Uniontown will conclude this evening at 7 30 o clock at St Thomas Church with a solemn parish procession and benediction. Visiting priests and large congregations attended the devotions begun Sunday morning and will participate in the closing service. The rector Rev Francis Graves and assistants are supported by local pastors in the event. A sermon on Holy Communion preceded benediction. Betty Christ, a child, died after being struck by a car at Uniontown.
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Father Wernelt
North East
Francis Graves
Ana Roy
Francis O'Connell
Bale
Amber
Th c
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Five Best Radio Entertainments On Air Today
Listing of NBC and CBS network offerings across stations WABE WGBS WEAF WHAF and NSC. Includes Pall Whilemat orchestral pieces at 9 00 and a program from the Curtis Institute of Music Philadelphia plus incidents in the life of Franz Liszt and a vaudeville hour.
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Pall Whilemat
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CBS
Curtis Institute of Music
Philadelphia
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NSC Newwork
Associated Gas Workers Plan Banquet Here
About 150 employees of the Associated Gas and Electric System from Meadville Warren Union City Erie and Corry will attend a dinner and social at the Armory in this city on Thursday. Dinner is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. at the Arcade restaurant, followed by dancing. An Erie orchestra will provide music as preparations for entertaining visiting workers proceed.
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Meadville
Warren
Union City
Erie
Corry
Arcade
Erle
Testimony on overload of steamer Vestris at inquiry
In London on April 28 the British Board of Trade inquiry heard Alfred Wood of Lamport and Holtline claim the steamer Vestris may have been overloaded when it sank off the Virginia Capes last November. Evidence suggested the Vestris and its officers faced loading pressures as passengers and cargo strained capacity.
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British Board of Trade
Alfred Wood
Lamport and Holtine
Vestris
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