Bills Limit Hours of Policemen in All Cities
Governor approves measures limiting police shifts to eight hours in most cities and extending duty in emergencies. Other reforms set hours for personal registration boards, shorten petition signing, and adjust referendum procedures. Relief efforts grow as floods displace 100,000 with Secretary Hoover coordinating Red Cross and Army engineers in Mississippi flood zone.
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Corry
Piolleesticn
Efna
Lehigh
Stipinland
Norton Burks
United Proas
Memphis
Tenn
Fieser
Red Cross
T Memphs
Hoover
Commerce Department
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Nespers Cane Gon
Jadwin
Newspapermer Yall
Panic Grips Japan as Moratorium Declared Amid Financial Crisis
Tokyo reports a banking panic with Bank of Japan and others issuing a moratorium. Banks reopen after suspensions while daily withdrawals fall under new limits. multiple offices report personal distress and widespread economic strain.
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Gil Yer
Coolidge To Speak Tonight In New York
President Calvin Coolidge arrives in New York for the American Newspaper Publishers Association meeting. He will speak at 7 p.m. on Eastern Standard Time, broadcast by major networks while guests attend a hotel dinner. Karl Bickel and Myers Gohl are among organizers and speakers.
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Coolidge
New York
United
Washington
United Press New York
Apa
New Vor
United Press Associations
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Fe Wests
Dalel Biltmore
Karl Bickel
Aave
Elock
Paylight Savings
Raster Staniard
de Broadcas
Red
Ijn
WEAW
WIZ Te
Wgy
South Amenes
Appeal for Aid for Thousands of Flood Victims
The Mississippi flood devastates vast farmland and towns, causing hunger and disease among residents. The American Red Cross appeals for urgent donations through local officers to aid flood victims and support immediate relief nationwide.
Dry decision affirmed by U S Supreme Court
The United States Supreme Court issued an affirmation regarding a missassed clause in a Valotend tub e ruling. The appellate court case involved Jas. Dilgmin of New York and the Pall Maly Really Corporation, with Sonia ravigaiee noted in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitow
Washington
United States
Heckjon
Jas
Dilgmin
New Yorks
Sonia Ravigaiee
Dsrdainiig
Pall Maly Really Corperation
Wus Aifirsnes
Business Women Meet Tonight at Municipal Building
The Professional Women's Club announces a meeting this evening at 8 o'clock in the Municipal Buildings. Members are urged to attend as the event is considered very important and all members and those interested are welcome.
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Municpil
Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight
The Evening lineup lists programs from WEAR and WEA Hook up including a Civil War era song program at 9pm and an Eastern Time opera feature by the Opera Co. Other university and military academy performances are scheduled with Rex and fie Gunn and a 1 pm Eastern time recital.
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Karl A. Hulool
U S. Military Academy
WEA
Dioner
Rex
Fie Gunn
WSE Aventis
Mateagai
Opera
Winter Snow Delays Roads and Trains in Local Area
A heavy weekend snowstorm blankets the region with up to eight inches in places causing traffic delays. State highway plows work to clear roads while trains are delayed and bus schedules disrupted. Officials note the fruit crop should remain largely unaffected.
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Kune
Kane
Boatwavery Buys Find Stirs Local Property Tale
A garbled note details Marry Roberts and Wakeley property matters. It mentions Howse involvement with a livery service and improvements by Mr Roberts, citing a 45 on a boat figure and an implied business operation.
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Marry Roberts
Wakeley Boerty
Howse
Mr. Roberts
Rade
Chinese Fire on U S Vessel Near Yangtze River
An admiralty communique reports Chinese troops landed on the U S Peary and two British airships at Yangtze River positions. The Peary was fired on from Futung Bluff near Kinkung, with U S Keeper and Wolkoy answering with main batteries from the south bank. The artillery fire was silenced.
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United Protas London
Uo.s
Rotary Conference At Jamestown Draws Delegates
Rotary Club members attend the twenty seventh District Conference of Rotary in Jamestown. Delegates and wives from twenty one U S and twenty one foreign cities meet at the Business College with sessions through tomorrow. The district fellowship dinner is at 6 00 PM at Hotel Jamestown and Hotel Samuels presided by Dr Hall G VanVincks with District Governor Joseph R Tantey in attendance.
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Rotary Club
Rotary
Jamestown
Vanda Ad
United States
oWlock
Business College
Indies
Prorence E. Knapp
Syracuse
Samuels
Governor's Hall
Flute
Hall G. VanVincks
Wytil Muvently
Perry Club
Soniersnce
Death notes for James Ransom a Cleveland resident
Relatives and friends report the death of James Ransom at his home 15 East Smith Street on Sunday at 12 30 am He was a Mason and an active member of multiple Cleveland lodges Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 30 pm at the state home with Rev J A Martini In charge and burial in Pine Leave cemetery witnesses add condolences to the mourners.
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James Ransom
East Smith Street
Peloek
Ransom
Byen Esac
Chile
Ig Corry
Cary Lodge
Biks
Alira Ranson
Ile Tate Thome
Revi J A. Martini
He Fist Presbyterian Church
Smiddy Held as Smuggler in Detroit
Detroit April 25 Sars field P Smiddy 21 son of T A Smiddy Irish Fi State minister to the United States faces arraignment on liquor smuggling charge. Officials say 33 whiskey bottles hid in his automobile. one bottle exploded triggering his arrest. Smiddy attends a mechanics school and is among automobile enthusiasts.
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United Pro
Detroit
Mich
Sarsfield P. Smiddy
T. A. Smiddy
United States
Smiddy
Aid Sought to Combat Floods in Mississipp Valley
Representative Wingo of Arkansas announced new efforts in Congress to secure a $100,000,000 flood relief package for the Southern Mississippi valley. He criticized the budget bureau for denying funds and warned that the flood damage exceeds wartime devastation in France and threatens multiple states.
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United Prest
Budget Bureauu
Wingu
Dem
Ark
Congress
Mississippi Valley
Sal Ffoods
Wingo
Ain
France
Hoodett Valley
Eny- States
Loan Association Opens New Offices in Yor City
The loan association announced new offices have been risled and prepared to serve Yor, with Secretary confirming the readiness of the teal team to handle increased business.
Man's error fatal paralyzes capital life ends
Washington reports Jamce G. Spraker a tectrician dies after pulling a wrong switch at the Benning plant of the Potomac Weothie Company He suffered consents of torture and death leading to power outages and streetcar disruptions near Washington and Baltimore prompting public sympathy for workers' safety concerns.
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Washington
Jamce G. Spraker
Tectrician
Benning
Potomac Weothie Company
Washinton
Baltimore
Ty Spraker
Two Accidents on Warren Road injure youths
On Warren Road between Corry and Warren two motor vehicle accidents injured youths. One crash near Irvine left a man from Warren Hospital with possible fractures and shock, while a companion received bruises and was treated and released. A second collision near Pittsfield involved a New York licensed woman driving a Ford Coupe, both cars going over the bank with no injuries but heavy damage.
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Corry
Warren
General Hospital
Istopher Heidtek
Irvine
Prattus Strobile
Eric
Heidich
Ervine
Thante
New York
Pittsfield
G M Earnings Show Increase In First Quarter 1927
General Motors reports earnings of 4.80 a share on common stock for Q1 1927 after stock dividend effects. Total earnings were 62,581,108 with a 7,640,790 rise from the previous year. Alfred P. Sloan Jr. announced satisfactory conditions and noted share dilution from the Sep 1926 dividend. Visitors from Butler and Titusville were seen in town over the weekend.
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New York
General Mo
Alfred P. Sloat, Jr
Futorest Iin
Neb Eatniis
Sloan
MacDonald Improves After Illness at Philadelphia Hospital
British Labour leader and former Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald spent a restful night at Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia with a sore throat and cold. His daughter Ishtel MacDonald accompanied him after arriving in New York from London.
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United Prom
Philadelphia
Ramsay MacDonald
British Labor Party
England
Jefferson Hospital
Ishtel MacDonald
Hawna Tiken
Pridlay
New York
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Secretary of Commerce
Hermili
Gen Green
Severn
Pienmont
Greens ‘Ville
Braight Sétratary of Commercé
Gustoy
Bie
Miss
Vicksture
Japan
Sy United Prea Torio
Bank of Japan
Bank Of|n Japan
Ames
Reilertis
Michissippi
American Red Cross
Gibby
Wy M Houghton
Prapite Teath
Focal Chapter
Central Committee
Red Prose
Jagd Ganbrowsty
Joral Reserve Organiva
Ory
Tilegaphic Dispatches
Iourmat
Winter
U.S
Canada
Warren Road
Erie
G.M
Edward 8
Butler and Son
Butler, Pa
Sirs
Tipton
Thomas Taylor
Titusville
Caroline Marthater
Inter
Enerand
Meadville
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