Miners and Operators Meet in Philadelphia on Strike Talks
Business leaders from the coal region held brief conferences in Philadelphia with miners and operators after talks in Harrisburg with Governor Pinchot. A third meeting with anthracite spokesmen is planned at miners headquarters, with no conclusions announced.
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Philadelphia
United Press Philadelphia
Bullsness
Pinchick
Harrisburg
Philaelphia
Lewinlu
Philip Murray
International Minees
Chris Gulden
Benjamin Veonklin
Wow Inglis
Berafiton
Taniorniyy
Scopes Conviction May Be Upheld By State Supreme Court
The Tennessee Supreme Court may affirm John T. Scopes's conviction for teaching evolution after his counsel failed to file certain papers on time. Scopes's brief was due November 30 but not submitted, affecting the appeal. A National Budget note follows about 1927 revenues totaling nearly four billion dollars with aviation implications.
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Knoxville
Seuy
John ‘T. Scopes
Dayton
Tennessee
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Scopés
Federal Budget Figures Highlighted by President's Message
The document outlines estimated 1927 revenues of 382 403 and expenditures of 272 50844 with a projected surplus of 880 307 891.56. Revised current year totals show 380 7105 in revenues and 315 כתב expenditures, with a surplus of 282 041 765.4. The President calls for economy and full use of government resources for enforcement while detailing aircraft, prohibition, and building programs and proposed appropriations for Army Navy Coast Guard and related agencies.
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Post Office
National Act Committee
British French Agree on Arms Parley at Geneva
Geneva dispatch reports Britain and France reaching a full agreement on the 1926 League of Nations disarmament conference program after two secret League council meetings. The accord covers military contingents under Article XVI and leaves the remaining dispute to be settled, with American participation hinted as possible.
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France
Great Britain
Geneva
League Council
Ten Nations
Mosal
Council
League
Coolidge
Five Best Radio Features Listed with Schedule
Radio listings for today feature WEAF at 10 P M Eastern with Roay and His Gang AWGY Schenectady 8 10 P M Mendelsohn Club concert KTS Hot Springs 1 P M Cem teal Light Opera on WSAL Cincinnati 10 P M and WSAT String quartet WJz New York 8 50 P M Enat otti Hunter College concert with a trio.
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AWGY
Big Damage Suit Over Auto Crash Headed to Court
J. E. Turbin sues Joe Cohen for $1000 in Wayne County court over a two year old Hare Green road collision near Gobet. Turbin alleges permanent injuries and auto damage. about twenty five witnesses lined up for Cohen side and Turbin. Trial expected in Erie County court within two or three days.
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J. E.durkin
Ure Creek
Joe Cohen
Poebieh
Erie
Cohen
Tarbie
Vidi
Alexander Farm
Gobet
Mare Creek
Turbin
Ines
Wayne Township
Stantiste Fis Wulins
Eris Vownty Court
Big Booze Seizure at Erie
State Troopers arrested Perley Rockett of Arckville New York and seized 170 quarts of liquor from the vehicle he drove. In the haul were 68 quarts whiskey 48 pints whiskey 80 quarts gin 12 quarts champagne 1 quart creme de menthe and 8 quarts assorted wines. Rockett pleaded not guilty and was released on $1 800 bond for appearance at a later date.
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Der
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Rockett
Arckville
N.Y
New Era in Waterways Development Heralded
Washington reports Secretary Hoover announced a new era in waterway development at the National Rivers and Harbors Congress. He spoke of postwar reconstruction, stronger national economy, and a shift from flood of rail to waterways to move future shipments, with the Mississippi and Great Lakes connections key to national transport growth.
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United States
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
National Risery and Harbors Congress
Smust
United States Engineers Escover
Mississippi
Chicago
New
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Great Lakes
Atlantic Ocean
Commerce Department
New York
Wet bloc presses for modification of Volstead Act
Washington December 5 The wet bloc in Congress demands consideration of modification to the Volstead Act arguing it clashes with constitutional liberties. Senator Edge leads the effort citing the constitution and seeking hearings in Judiciary committees and floor debate if needed.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
House Judiciary
Drys
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New Jersey
Republiisan
Williams Mabel Bruce
Maryland
Edwin S Broussard
Lonstigna
John Philip Ill
Re: Publica
Giant power plan attacked in Pennsylvania report
A committee report at the Investment Bankers Association convention condemns a proposed giant power plan as unsound uneconomic impracticable and dangerous. The report, prepared by a special committee, was requested by Pennsylvania electric public utilities likely to suffer under the plan. It quotes Gov. Pinchot’s speaking tour as context for the opposition.
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Annea Fras
ST. Petersburg
Pennsylvania
Giord Pinchot
Investment Bankers’ Association
Final appeal filed to save Slayer in Newark death case
In Trenton New Jersey youthful slayer Harrison W. York faced a last bid for life as attorney William A. Wachenfeld filed a writ of error for appeal to the New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals after Chancellor Edwin R. Waller denied a prior writ seeking review before the State Supreme Court.
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Wnited
Trenton
N. J. Dee
Harnson W. Yookf
William A Wachenfeld
Wachenfeld
Court of Errors and Appeals
New Jersey
Edwin R. Waller
Moran resigns as manager of Hotel Corry
Frank Moran resigns as manager of the Hotel Corry amid board tensions. Moran plans to move to Youngstown with his wife and may accept hotel offers in spring. AG Rostlethwait remains in charge with Carl Stevenson acting as manager, with Stevenson possibly retained.
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HOTEL
Corry
A. G. Postlethwait
Carl Stevenson
Frank Moran
Hosteley
Ion
Moran Times
Tivens
Dlinirs
Oran
Youngstown
Tarines
Ohi
AG. Rostlethwait
Stevenson
Extra Day for School Vacation Over Holidays
Changes in the Teachers' Institute plan allow an additional day to be added to the Christmas recess. The Christmas recess will end on December 22 at 4 PM with the vacation extending to January 4, giving time for travel before Christmas Eve. Mr and Mrs J Tameaulist visited Garland as guests of their daughter Mrs Parrington.
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Otelock
Mes
Tameaulist
Hoonaher
7. B. Parrington
Weather report notes cold snap across Pennsylvania
Snow covered much of western Pennsylvania today as the local weather bureau forecast colder conditions tonight. The coldest reading was in White River Ontario at 3 above zero, with other areas experiencing subfreezing temperatures.
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White River
United Press
Pittsburgh
Wests
Pennsylvania
North Ammerie
Ontario
Auto used by store thieves found at Erie
Police recovered the siren automobile linked to a jewelry store robbery at Phillips Jewelry. The car, owned by Norton Days, had been stolen from Star Garage and believed used by a gang from East Main Street to flee the city. Investigators from the Jewelers’ Alliance aided by Erie authorities pursue leads as the case unfolds.
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Khevniles
V. E. Philips Jewelry
Leta Dian
Erie Althorines
Fabbers
Munkle
Jewelers
Seesirsity Alliance
Balliol
Vo F& Phillips
Norton Dayss
Tyr Eric
Teretar
Star
Jorton
East Main Street
Cir
Exe
R Hay
Albanian Floods Leave Scutari Residents Homeless
Hundreds are homeless as floods sweep Scutari Albania a town of 20000. Large part of the city under water. Government sending relief supplies and has appropriated funds. Albania parliament adjourned as a session ends.
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United Press
Durazzo
Albania
Scutari
Tne
Brownell Shoe Stores Sold to Endicott Johnson Group
Meadville officials confirm that the Endicott Johnson Company has acquired nineteen Brownell Shoe stores including the Corry outlet. The transition, effective December 1, keeps Brownell as a brand with stores operating under Brownell Shoe Stores and no management changes expected.
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Brownell Shoe Company
Endicore Johnson Compan
Ofvices
Brownell Company
Meadville
Brownell
Corry
Endicott Johnson
Onderstood
Drawnell Shoe
Endicott Johnson Company
Variou
Stock Exchange Leaders Warn Against Interference
E N Simmons president of the New York Stock Exchange warned in St Petersburg that American business resents any interference with organized stock exchanges. He said the exchange remains the bulwark of the investment business and opposes government action or private group interference.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
E. N. Simmons
New York Stock Exchange
Investment Bankers Association
Simmons
Amust
Community Chest Meeting Promises Insight From Dana Jones
Dana Jones of the Ene Manufacturers Association will address a public dinner and meeting at Hotel Worry at 6 this Friday. The event aims to explain how Community Chest funds are raised and distributed to charitable organizations, with Jones sharing campaign insights and procedures for establishing a Chest locally.
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Community Chest
Dana Jones
Ene Manufacturers’ Association
Jones
Itis
USI
Community Chest Campaigné Et Erié
Focal
Bis
Vine
Mr. Jones
Fall 150 Feet With Car. Man Survives Ravine Plunge
Ithaca New York December reports a University sophomore named Conk. Fing from Poughkeepsie near Comal University survived a 150 foot fall into Fall Creek Gorge after his car rammed through a guard rail and trees. He remained alive after the dramatic plunge with the vehicle later stopping near a pond along the gorge.
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Ithaca
R. Conk
Fing
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Oilay
Fall Creek Gorge
Con
Comal University
Iyas
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