Peace Pact To Protect Slender Republican Majority
A peace pact entered by Senate Republican floor leader Curtis and the Republican Independents aims to prevent delay on farm relief and other measures. Wisconsin Senator La Follette, an Independent, confirmed the accord after threats to bolt, pledging a final vote on farm relief and related reforms amid curbs on federal injunctions and a policy review in Central and South America.
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South America
Probe Perjury Charge In Case Remus Trial Concludes
Defense in the George Remus trial nears end as grand jurors weigh perjury charges against a leading witness. Assistant prosecutor Joh G. Clippinger aided witnesses before the grand jury, seeking an early indictment. Remus seeks discharge of George Khu, the driver who took him to Eden Park, from a $10 000 bond as a material witness while perjury investigations are ordered by Judge Chaster R. Shook.
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United Prose State Correspondent Court Room
Cincinnat
George Remus
Tody
Remus
Joh G. Clippinger
Grand Jury
Pidlice
Neithir Gled
George Khu
Eden Park
Hy Sher
Clymer man unable to post $500 bail in suspected murder case
In Dauphin County authorities probe a murder mystery tied to a Clymer man charged with driving while intoxicated. Bail of $500 was not secured as investigators search for a missing woman and burn remnants found near a wood line. State Police are following leads, with articles of clothing and jewelry recovered, while the grand jury weighs the case.
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Clymer
Starrisburg
Hollister
Erie County
Duskannon
Nurder
Chincansion
Viciity
Five Arrested for Union City Robbery
Erie police recovered a large amount of stolen goods after arresting Steve Porter 24 Jack Walters 22 Fred Williams 27 Jalelle Condren 17 and Clara Porter 4 in Boathouse No 1 at Cherry Street Erie. Clothing from the Union City Lewis Sullivan clothing store was found among the loot. Officials linked the suspects to Union City robberies and a burglary route toward Erie.
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Unionity
Ussie
Erie
Steve Porter
Jack Walters
Eue
Fred Williams
Jalelle Condren
Clara Porter
Cherry Street
Scaliseaml Kybeia
Atrolmin Dox
Low Ville
Wattsburg
Lilliendahl and Beach Await Manslaughter Sentencing
In Mays Landing New Jersey Mrs Margaret Lilliendahl and Willis Beach await sentence after jurors found voluntary manslaughter in the death of Dr William Lilliendahl. The verdict followed 28 hours of deliberation and carries up to ten years in prison and a $1000 fine. Court observers describe the reactions as Mrs Lilliendahl showing distress while Beach smiled. The judge postponed sentencing to allow new evidence to be reviewed as counsel declined to discuss details.
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Margaret Lilliendahl
Willis Beach
William Lilliendahl
Lilliendahl
Cams
Eran Hinkle
Robert F. McCarter
Liliencahl
McCapter
Four Rescued From Pittsburgh Fire After Climb Down Firefighters
Pittsburgh firemen rescued Dee Vourgirie and Rose Kline along with sister Flo Rent and Florence Breen from a third floor apartment during a blaze. They were carried down a ladder in scant clothing as frigid weather hampered efforts. Breen, 41, and the others faced exposure while the fire drew attention from local residents.
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Vourgirie
Rose Kline
Florent
Eta
Florence Breen
Lindbergh Plans Flight to Mexico City
Col Lindbergh began prelimary plans for a 2000 mile flight to Mexico City after accepting an invitation from the President. He said a nonstop leg is not definite and he may fly via Central America with the Spirit of St Louis, without an escort plane, and he would decide later on routing and timing.
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Chas AL Lindbergh
Mesivan Capitol
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Central America
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Mexico
Pres. Carlos
Christmas Tree Decorations Planned Across City Districts
Business men and other city districts outside the tracks from Clinton Street are preparing Christmas tree lighting with a local company. A pilot on Center attest may become a yearly effort if successful, with Center and Main streets possibly added next year.
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Th Lighting Company
Yoli
Reed Asks Oath For Ware In Bitter Senate Probe
The Senate debated admitting Williams Vare despite corruption charges as Reed proposed a compromise letting Vare take the oath then face a Reed committee trial. The Norris plan would deny the oath. debate centers on fairness, with Smith watching closely as votes loom.
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Sendlor David
Privileges and Elections Committee
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Pelsie Varels
David
Weed
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Aad Brunk L Smith
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Smith
Oth
Reed Committee
Curtis Campaign Buttons Seen in Capitol Display
Washington Det. reports the first 1928 presidential campaign buttons appeared in the Capitol today bearing the inscription Curtis for President and a picture of Senator Curtis. Kang, Republican floor leader, notes most buttons have been sent West.
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Curtis
Kang
Bell Ringers Concert Ticket Sale At Local High School
The Swiss Bell Ringers concert at the Senior High School auditorium Saturday evening is promoted by the Senior Class. Reserve seats may be obtained at the Fuller Music Store as advance sales dominate.
Teachers Institute Sessions Highlighted by Columbia Professor
Dr Mase Woodring of Teachers College Columbia University addresses institute sessions at Toca High School this week. She spoke at the Junior High yesterday, guiding focus on work at the school center and planning a joint meeting with faculty of both sites scheduled for this afternoon.
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Mase Woodring
Teachers College
Columbia University
Woodring
Hunter Roland Taquot Found Dead After Three Day Search
In Hazleton Px on December 8 Roland Taquot a 16 year old hunter was found dead in the Woodly after a three day search. A wound in the right fog evident caused the death officials said.
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Hazleton
Roland Taquot
Hunter
Wan Frand
Woodly Mar Deer
Cold snap grips city with record low night
Gary endured its coldest night of the season as temperatures fell to near four degrees above zero. A raw wind intensified the chill, worsening the nationwide cold wave and delaying relief from the brutal weather.
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Gary
Bread truck en route here in accident near Waterford
William Ronkey of Erie, driver for Fir Baking, was en route with a bread truck when it toppled near Waterford during a heavy snowstorm. The six o clock mishap left Ronkey with a severe back wrench and minor injuries, delaying the trip before the truck resumed to the city after a brief halt.
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William Ronkey
Erie
Fireh Baking Company
Waterford
Fir Baking Company
Badjarrow
Amd
Polish Issue to be Argued at League Council Table
Gen Eva: Marshal Joseph Pilsudski arrives from Poland to argue the Vilna dispute with Lithuania's Premier Voldemaras before the League Council. Open discussion likely postponed until Saturday as council agent Van Blokland prepares an unbiased report and liquidation suggestions.
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Poland
League Council
United Press
Geneva
Joseph Pisudski
Voldemaras
Lithuania
Vilna Distri
Mynheer van Blokland
Child Psychologist Howell to Speak at local church
Mrs Anrena J Howell a New York Civic League psychologist and girls counsellor will address high school girls and others at First M E Church Sunday evening at 7 30. She has worked with girls of all classes and has spoken to over 500 high schools delivering an inspiring message.
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Anrena J. Howell
New York Civic League
V F W Auxiliary 10 Bake Sale Planned
The Lees Auxiliaries of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a bake sale tomorrow morning at 4 30 o clock in the former Livermore store room on North Center Street. The public’s patronage is requested as the ladies have worked untiringly to make the affair successful.
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Lees Ausimey Oy
Livermore
North Centertreet
Important revelation in Sinclair case stuns court
Washington reports a key development in the Burns Sinclair content trial as juror Edward J. Kidwell voluntarily met with U S Attorney Peyton Gordon and provided a statement about an alleged attempt to approach him during the prior trial. Gordon, Neil Burkinshaw and others kept details secret amid questions of juror influence and possible mistrial factors.
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Edward J. Kidwell
United States
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Ofice
Neil Burkinshaw
Cupk Kidwell
Cort Sonm
Edward Kidwell
Peat Tee
Burkinshaw
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Teapot Dome
Ridgwell
Endurance Flight Postponed After Weather Delay
Unitec in Mills Field San Francisco reports the fourth endurance flight record attempt postponed until tomorrow morning. Capt. Charles King Grdsroth and Len Geo Fond tocay were set to fly the Fokker monoplane from California in a bid to break the German record but weather and aircraft issues forced a halt after three prior takeoffs.
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Charles King Grdsroth
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Geo Fond Tocay
Aken
California
Russia Ready to Recognize U S Debt, Negotiate Repayment
New York December 9 Kay A el president of the United Press Association told the Advertising Clubs of New York that Russia is prepared to recognize its American debt and negotiate repayment as did Great Britain France Belgium Italy and other European nations. Bickel has just returned from a world tour and Asek er today at a luncheon of Nate Harris of Bradford who has been visiting relatives left this afternoon for Buffalo
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New York
Kay Ael
United Press Association
Russia
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Italy
Bickel
Europe
Aseker
Five Radio Features Listed Tonight on Various Stations
A listing of tonight’s radio features includes yHAW Hook up on EST at WEAP with the Palmolive Hour on WY and Wrigley Hour on WEAP. The Happiness Boys air on COLumbia Programs via WOR at 7:30 EST, with additional station hookups across New York.
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Citfea
WEAP
Wrigley
New York
Happiness Boys
WOR
Columbia
20 Known Dead Heavy Loss To Lake Shipping
A multi state Arctic storm cripples Great Lakes shipping with at least 20 deaths and hundreds injured. Two ships on Lake Ontario feared lost as high winds and freezing temperatures disrupt traffic from the Atlantic to the Pacific coasts. Fires, floods, and ice hinder progress along New England and northern states.
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