Stimson Reveals London Naval Conference Gains
Secretary Stimson grants first press interview from the Leviathan detailing important non written results of the London naval conference, linking them to Geneva outcomes and future peace progress. He notes the treaty contains crystallized results while many other gains remain in nations' minds for future growth.
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United States
Western Penn'a to Be Real Battleground
Western Pennsylvania Faces a real battleground as observers foresee a heated political contest after Senator Grindy announced a return tour through western counties. Gifford Pinchot and Davis on the Grundy ticket plan to appear. Davis met campaign managers in Pittsburgh and spoke at a county assessors dinner. Francis Bohlen and his running mates will be in the city tomorrow.
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Francis H. Bohlen
Senate
Act To Remove Fire Menace In Other Prisons
Federal officials ordered immediate checks of prestorage and preventive fire systems at Alderson WVa Chillicothe C reformatory and the women s institution in response to a prison fire disaster that killed more than 300. Sanord Bates said Atlanta Leavenworth Mor Nell Island are fireproof but noted outbuildings and wood fuel. Overcrowding shown by Bates figures. Miss Frances Edmonds visited Sherman for the coming days.
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Atlanta
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Chiliseothe
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Congress
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McNeil
Chillicothe
Who Is He Nomination to Supreme Court Forms His Rise
Native of North Carolina highlighted as the focal point of the nominee whose Supreme Court path advances in the Senate. Page references suggest deeper profile coverage of the individual’s background and qualifications within the era’s political coverage.
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Dairymens League Meeting Postponed
The scheduled sub district meeting of the Dairymens League here on Thursday has been postponed until Saturday due to the absence of director HH Marsh of Waterford. Delegates from the Ice and Crawford district 178 will attend. An all day meeting is planned and those not solicited are asked to bring well filled baskets.
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Fourteen New Knights Initiated by Corry Council
Corry Council No 420 Knights of Columbus will initiate fourteen new members tonight in the Barrow club rooms on South Center Street. William J. Kellar of Erie and the Erie degree team will conduct the first degree. After ceremonies a luncheon and smoker follow, with further degrees for the class at the state convention in Erie in late May.
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Baker Sought by Many Cities for Swindling
News dispatch reports authorities in several Pennsylvania and New York cities seek Harold Baker, jailed in Clearfield for passing worthless checks, as he faces transfer for similar charges. The inquiry notes Baker’s arrest warrants across multiple towns and the plan to bring him to the New York state city upon completion of current jail terms.
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Clearfield
Rappersburg
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Bradford
Watten
Ridgway
New Castle
PRR Officials Inspect Corry City During Buffalo Visit
Pennsylvania Railroad officials led by Ernest superintendent and Gorman claiming agent and Glyiston operator arrived by private car for an inspection trip. Councilman Starr pressed safety at West Smith street crossing seeking centerline lights. commission approval required for changes. Officials promised immediate light adjustments and planned to stay in Corry for further talks with local officials on industry conditions.
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Senate foresees ratification of Hoover naval treaty
Washington reports Senate opinion favors ratification as American delegation sails home. New York notes Col Charles A Lindbergh will start for Miami to inaugurate a seven day South American air route. Peers in Washington say Graf Zeppelin Pan American trip will depart May 18 from Friedrichshafen. Harrisburg cites residents led by Cochran and Strong meeting Governor Misher on Allegheny river rock construction near Hittaming ridge.
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Dismissal Motion Sought In Rossiter Indictment Case
United Press reports in Pittsburgh April 23 that a petition seeks dismissal of indictments against automobile dealer Joseph D. Donovan and Lester Beals for conspiracy to commit contempt of court. Three others are charged with substituting a defendant in a rum running case involving Sam Y. Rossiter. The petition alleges grand jury room irregularities with shorthand notes taken by Ray Holbrook who allegedly acted as a special district attorney. The government may reply by April 28.
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Sunday fishing ban before Roosevelt
Pennsylvania residents face a proposed law banning Sunday fishing in New York waters. The bill, sponsored by Senator Caleb Baumes, cleared both the New York Senate and Assembly and is now before Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt who was expected to act soon.
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Property tax sale threatened for delinquent district taxes
City residents with unpaid school taxes face a county sale of their property in August under a new state law. If payment arrives before April 5, the tax action is avoided. W. W. Holt, the collector, notes that if taxes remain unpaid after April 30, the listing goes to the county commissioners who authorize the August sale.
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Tragic Drowning of 20 on Italian Tanker Wrnderico Carole
Reports from Athens detail a disaster near Tonian Islands as the 3,000 ton Italian tanker Wrnderico Carole sank after boiler explosions. Twenty crew members of twenty three aboard were drowned, with the vessel en route from Siume to Nogordsiaki on the Black Sea when it sank within three minutes.
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Du Pont Opens Wet Rebuttal at Washington
Du Pont argues for repeal of the 18th amendment before the Senate Military committee. He urges a bill to restore repeal after ten years of experience with prohibition, citing voter will and limited public support. Henry H. Quinan faces questions as the wet leaders conclude rebuttals in the January hearings.
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Ohio penitentiary fire toll and guard actions detailed
Report from Columbus by United Press outlines the Ohio penitentiary disaster. 220 inmates perished and 93 fought for life from pneumonia, burns, and exposure as governors board resumes inquiry. Guards thwart an uprising planned at dawn while extra guards and machine guns reinforced sections A D. Relatives view bodies at the state fair morgue.
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New York rally lifts stocks except copper declines
A tarp rally in utility and oil shares buoyed the market while copper led losses. Gains of up to five points appeared in several sections, as traders watched declines in copper prices amid mixed earnings and sector moves.
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Mercury Falls to 20 Breaking Temperature Records
Unseasonably cold spell grips the region with temperatures plunging to twenty degrees overnight. Weather observers report record lows across the western state, with Pittsburgh noting a new low of 20 and 27 degrees ashore as officials warn of potential fruit tree damage and ongoing cloudy conditions through Thursday.
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