Belgium opens debt funding talks with United States
The Belgian government seeks funding of an 1800000 belgain war credit from the United States. diplomats report that Belgium will honor all obligations and negotiations begin with US officials led by Secretary Mellon. The talks aim to secure funding while emphasizing cooperative postwar ties.
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Washington
Releitel
Baroy de Cartier de Marehnsane
Treasury
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Eiginns
Lsfore Ux 35
Ware
Compass
Pinchot Eyes Miners Situation In Pa
Gov. Pinchot keeps watch on the coal miners dispute as tensions rise in the anthracite region. He declined to comment on developments, stating it was not his time to speak. Joseph J. Walsh, state secretary, was summoned for a conference with officials during the Atlantic City visit.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pinehot
Atlantis
Joseph J Walsh
Nunes
Shervers
Atlantic City
Argentine Girl Makes Progress in English Channel
Anglo Argentine swimmer Miss Harrison, Mrs Lilian Harrisan, set out from the French coast to swim the English Channel shortly after noon. By about 8 pm she was reported seven and a half miles from the coast, aided by a favorable current and steady progress.
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United Press
Cape Gris
France
Lilian
Harrisan
English
Harrison
Miners Leader Rejects Arbitration Proposal at Atlantic City
Atlantic City August 10. Voless thy Federal government on the state of Pennsylvanie intervenes 1580 hard coal miners will he eateer Oytan September 1. Lewis International president of the United Aline Worker and Samuel D Wardiner react to arbitration while urging concessions. Union plans suspension of work next month as the current agreement expires with operators.
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United Press
Atlantic City
Pennsylvanie
Oytan
Lewis’ Teller
Samuel D. Wardiner
Lewis
United Aline Worker
Warriors
Atnthracite Owners Group
Lewis Teeter
School Board to Fix Date of Term Opening
Members of the Board of Education hold a regular session Wednesday evening to set the opening date for the 1926 27 term and to discuss other matters. The exact opening date is not fixed though traditionally schools start the Tuesday after Labor Day.
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Sit Tigh
Harding
Track Walker Killed by Train Near Town Line Road
Sam Kuharchuk a Polish native and railroad worker was instantly killed late Saturday evening after stepping in front of a freight engine on New York Central tracks near Town Line Road. He had recently been employed by the railroad and living in company housing adjacent to his worksite when the fatal incident occurred as a freight train and the light engine moved east on parallel tracks.
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Sam Kuhedreaun
Poland
New York Central
Town Lin Road
Kuhcarchuk
Dunkhowses
Kuhearchik
No Action On Rebuilding Buildings After Fire
Owners withheld any decision on rebuilding the North Center Street structures destroyed by fire awaiting completion of the insurance adjustment.
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North Center Atreet
Fatal Diving Accident Claims Wilkinsburg Man
Ross No Jones of Wilkinsburg died yesterday from a spinal injury suffered Saturday while diving into a lake at Geneva on the Lake. He had an eventful trip by automobile to a hospital before his death.
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Pittsburgh
Ross No Jones
Wilkinsburg
Divine
Geneva
Hospital Nere
French suffer heavy losses in Syrian clashes
Paris reports say French forces in Syria faced major casualties as clashes with Druze tribesmen escalated. Wounded soldiers streamed into Beirut and Derat, with accounts confirming hundreds injured and a French commander's suicide amid revolt. Prime Minister Painleve acknowledged massacres of about ten troops, while General Sarrail warned of overwhelming enemy numbers.
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Freneh Sansa
Syria
Bairut
Derat
Vinn
Blerut
Dime
Jerisurenry
Paris
Painleve
Painleye
Sarrail
Final day to file petitions set for Aug 18 in Corry election
Local leaders prepare for a crowded municipal campaign as petitions close Aug 18. County officials plan drawing of portions for the ballot and candidates face withdrawal deadlines. The mayoral race and county posts including sheriff and controller draw interest from Erie to Corry.
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Corry
Wilson
Ik A
Erie
Eleeting
Ity Roundmmen
Corry Wyoters
Boy bandit shot to death ends brief crime spree
United Press reports from East Liverpool Ohio say three teenage amateur bandits from Marietta pursued a gasoline station hold up and a crime spree that began Saturday. One boy, Leonard Larkins age 18, was killed by owner Jay Crawford. Gail McBride 17 and Wesley Nunn 17 were wounded and captured. The trio earlier robbed Newport post office and Newcomerstown Chevrolet, traveling in a stolen car before the West Point gas station shooting ended their run.
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United Press
Liverpool
Ohio
Léonard, Larkins
Gail McBride
Anl Wesley Nunn
Marietta
Newport, Ohio
Newcomerstown
West Point
Jay Crawford
Art
Edwards Named Running Mate in Brooklyn Democratic Tickets
New York Aug 10 William Big Bill Edwards former Princeton football star and ex collector at the Internal Revenue Service was named running mate for mayoral candidate John F Hylan by Democratic leaders in Kings Queens Richmond counties Edwards chosen as running mate for comptroller and William Coakley of the Bronx named president of the Board of Aldermen The slate with Hylan is backed by Tammany rivals led by Judge Olvany and county leaders McCovey Pa Aug 10 stockholders of Glen Alden Coal Company approved consolidating with Delaware Lackawanna and Western Coal Sales Company subject to further director and stockholder approvals
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William
Big Bill Edwards
Princeton
GG Internal Revenue
Heams
Kings
Queens
Richmond
John F. Hylan
Edwards
Commp Triller
William Coakley
Bronx
Letter Carrier Association
Aldermen
Cookney
Hylan
Judge Olvaney
Tammany
John H. McCovey
Figs County
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Sales Company
Car Upends and Woman Killed in Blatrsville Crash
Mrs. Joseph Lima rover, 44, of Pittsburgh, was killed yesterday when the car she rode in—driven at a sundry place in the found—overturned. Her parent, Mr and Mrs A P Baker, were listed as involved.
Slayer Still At Liberty After Dance Fight Incident
Walter Tim Collins, sought in a deputy sheriff shooting and a state trooper wounding near Morgantown, West Virginia, is still at large. State and county officers sweep every road to prevent his escape after a late Saturday fight at a miners and lumberjacks dance.
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United Pray
Morgantown
W. Vin
Walter
Tim" Collins
Floyd DeVaughn
Paul McClung
Avante Re-Filing Cuts Gasoline Price by One Cent
Avante Re-Filing announces a one cent gasoline price reduction effective today. The 68-70 grade will be sold at 26 vimnly per gallon ton plus 2 cents tax.
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Avante
Budget Figures Studied by Coolidge in 1927 Plan
Budget Director Herbert Lord presented President Coolidge with a tentative budget for fiscal year 1927 starting July 1, within the 4.08 billion ceiling. It shows a 2 billion reduction from the current year, allowing at least 800 million in tax cuts if Congress agrees. Surplus estimates total 290 million plus 250 million from prior year, with 240 million earmarked for debt retirement. General Lord will return to Washington September 5 as hearings begin.
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United Press
Swampscott
Mass
Herbert Lord
Coolidge
Trisy
Lord
Summiér White Horse
General Lord
Tur Bangor Lord
Washington
House Appropriations
Lone Wolf suspect shot in Scranton home invasion
United Press reports a man, brother of County Detective A. J. Dob Sydney, was shot and killed while trying to force entry into Dawson Weatherhog’s residence in West Scranton. He crawled to his brother’s door, died at the hospital. Weatherhog is held for investigation amid suspicions he is Scranton’s noted Lone Wolf burglar.
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Lone Wolf
United Pres
Scranton
A. J. Dob Sydney
Dawson Weatherhay
Amity
Dobrydney
Italian seer Bendandi warns of new catastrophe
United Press reports from WAENZA Italy that earthquake prophet Bendandi predicts a forthcoming major disaster across Italy. He claims the event will be large in toll and occur soon, though no specific date or location is given.
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United Press
Waenza
Italy
Ratsfade Bendandi
Ann
Benthindi
Tragic Car Crash Kills Driver Near LaTrobe
Joseph Tiedetto, 20, died when he stuck his head from a moving motorcar and struck the iron bridge superstructure. The car, operated by Andrew Kolisar, 25, crashed into an iron plate, killing its driver.
Corry Milling Supply Company Property Sold
Stockholders meet at Municipal building and approve sale of the Corry Milling Supply property on Washington street for about twenty to twenty five thousand dollars. New owner Cohen to take possession September 1 and continue mill operations. bids from North Second avenue site considered but no action yet. Auctions expected to finalize within a day or two with formal transfer arrangements in progress.
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Deakin
Aur
Etectibal
Fiotine
Fivery
Miki
Avo
Washington Street
Waple of
Craing
Motavid Washington Sirtett
Avele
Mott
Addis
Hunty
Washington
Aden Arrove
Mort Street
Pury: Milling Supply Company
Cohen
Noga
North Second Avenue
Corn Creamery Co-operative Association
Nics
Two Bandits Sentenced for Trocadero Theatre Robbery
Agnes Wharton aged 20 received a sentence of over seven years and six months up to 16 years in county prison. Charles Elis aged 25 drew a term from 15 to 30 years in the eastern penitentiary after pleading guilty to a gunpoint robbery at the Trocadero theatre box office on July 9.
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Philadelphia
Agnes Wharton
Charles Elis
Eastern Penitentiary
Mc.Devitt
Marion man bruised by truck on West South Street
Bart Lusey of Marion Street was badly bruised and shaken after a heavy truck, reportedly driven by a youth named Ros, struck him on West South Street yesterday. Lusey escaped serious injuries.
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Marion Street
West South Street
Ros
Lusey
Today’s Five Best Radio Features
A listing of radio programs across multiple stations in the United States. Notable segments include Scottsh Concert Company in San Francisco, American Legion program on WCAP in Washington, and Detroit and Philadelphia broadcasts with orchestral performances.
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Omaha
Scottish Concert Company OF
San Francisco
American Legion
WCAP
Washington
Bob Lawrence
WEN
Detroit
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Wear
New York
WWJ
WOO
Philadelphia
Basters
Goldmany Bagd
Former Corry Girl Is Dead
Mine Isabelle Ricker Pearson, a former Corry resident and 1918 high school graduate, died at a Detroit home last night. Daughter of Paul Ricker, she lived in Defense for two years. Survived by husband, mother, and a brother. body to be brought to Corry Thursday with arrangements pending.
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Corry
Lear
Isabelle Ricker Pearsony
Detroit
Pearson
Ceith
Toe Flay
Lier
Boy's Body Found at Bottom of Coxswain Well
Pittsburgh Aug 10. The body of seven year old Charles Kremer was found at the bottom of a well more than 100 feet from his home in St. Cine borough. He had been missing twenty days amid various search theories including kidnapping by Gy Ohters. Authorities found no signs of foul play.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Charles Kremer
Fay
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
St. Cineborough
Gy Ohters
Sime Fiend
Koy
Four Teens Drowned After Auto Plunges Off Bridge
Four people drowned when their car left the railing on the Opie Long Bridge between Owen City and Somers Point N J early today. The strong bay tide carried the bodies into the water as rescue efforts continued.
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Philadelphia
Opie Long Bridge
Owen City
Somers Point
N. J
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