Explosion wrecks Toledo church amid Chinese peace talk
In a Shanghai crisis report, U S minister Murray proposed a neutral zone around Shanghai to shield residents as Cantonese forces push toward the city. The proposal aims to reduce danger for Americans and foreign nationals amid fighting between Nationalist and Conservative forces.
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Toledo
United States
Shanghai
United Press
Washington
China
Slic Murray
United Pres
State Department
MubMurray
Chang-Tso-Lin
North Centar Ford
Peking
Chienk
Marshall Sia Cily
Ching Tse-hine
Pering
John A. Vani Ue Murray
Marshal Mugel So-Lin
Marshal Ching
Tokio
Peb
Admiralty
Jovay
Kruger Tenrye
Sasebo
Kiushio
OAL
Birsh
United Prise Stall
Suanghal
Roy
Cantoriuss Foseen
Marshal Sunthven-Pang
Yen vHioy
Vionchow
Tieir Hattilions
Rainy Weekend Forecast from Weather Bureau
Weather forecast predicts a rainy weekend with cloudy skies. Saturday night shows probable rain and Sunday remains cloudy with cooler, wet weather and a rise in temperature tonight.
Man plans new car next year after 16 years with same Ford
United MT reports at St. Clemens that Jfelmuth Boetter, who has driven the same Ford for sixteen years, purchased 1927 license plates declaring this year’s purchase a test and planning to trade in for a new car next year. Engine serial listed as 181 Wh.
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United MT. Clemens
Jfelmuth Boetter
New Latin American Federation Urged by Senator Shipstead
Senator Shipstead of Minnesota urged a Washington conference of Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala Honduras and Nicaragua to form a Latin American federation. He proposed US support for a stable currency and trade system in exchange for plenary rights and a long term lease to operate canal or canal-like interests in the region.
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Talted
New York
United States
Costa Rica
Salvador
Guatemala
Manduras
Nicaragua
Washington
Shinstead
Minnesota
Woriter Laborite
Shipstead
Senate
Nicaragian
Intenticeani
Three Die In Quantico House Fire Fatalities Include Holdersby Family
Three people died in a Quantico Virginia fire that destroyed a frame residence. Lieutenant Andrew Roberdeau Tid and Clotilde R Holderby were among the dead with Eleanor Griffin and a Holderby daughter seriously or mildly injured. The Griffins were guests of the Holderbys.
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United Press
Washington
Quantico
Marne
Andrew Roberdeau Tid
Clotilde R. Holderby
Gient
Holderby
Eleanor Griffin
Griffin
Lieut
Halderby
Meredith
Misnes Grifin
Holderbys
Youth Climbs Freight Car Top Falls, Barely Escapes Death
Paul Mulheirn, 9, son of Mr and Mrs Jimey Mulheirn of East Street, fell from a freight car top at Corrs Case Goods Co on East Main street. He suffered a deep chin wound with exposed bone, plus bruises after ice and snow caused the fall. He received stitches at Corry Hospital before being sent home.
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Paul Mulheirn
Jimey J. Mulheirn
East Street
Corrs Case Goods Company
East Main Street
Mulheirn
Corry
Ingers of Spring Brightens Town Early
Briar Groundhog sighting hints at more winter while robins are spotted signaling spring. In Fourth Ward youths play marbles at South street and First avenue. Lisa Agnes Swanson of Warren visiting Mia TV Jonds on Maple Avenue.
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Robins
Fourth Ward
South Street
First Avenue
Lisa Agnes Swanson
Warren Ars
Mia TV
Jonds
Maple Avenue
Million Dollar Defense Marks Ford Tax Case
A $36 million tax assessment case before the U S Board of Tax Appeals features a million dollar defense for Senator James Couzens and 10 others who sold Henry Ford stock in 1914 Attorneys for the defense and associates will earn over $750 000, with witnesses paid about $210 000 to trace Ford Motor Company stock histories. Davis and Davies receive large fees as lead counsel The prosecution’s costs are limited. Proceedings resume Monday focusing on Ford stock valuation in 1913.
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Joseph
Wasny
United Prose
Washington
Nelo
U.S. Board of Tax Appeals
James Couzens
Repn
Mich
Henry Purd
Couzens
Sill
Ford Motor Company
Toba W. Davis
Teading
Davis
Joseph Davies
Arthur Lacy
Detroit
Conte! Tor Condens
Wesers
Grandin Hotel Sale Possible to Me and Mrs Gilpin
Late reports say Me and Mrs Joly Gilpin of Clyon et are negotiating to purchase the Grandin Hotel on North Senter. Mr Gilpin formerly worked at Phoenix Hotel and Bluebird Feet, bringing over thirty years in the hotel business. Mrs Gilpin has substantial restaurant experience. If closing occurs, improvements are planned.
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Joly Gilpin
Clyonet
Grandin
North Senter
Gilpin
Phoenix Hotel
Bluebird Fee
Totel
Congress trims and expands budgets across departments
A United Press tally shows Congress overspent the Army Navy and other agencies by 1.19 million this year while planning 3.44 million in cuts for next year. Big reductions came in Treasury posts and interior while overall balances show a modest favorable $349,022 though further cuts could occur as tax measures loom.
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Paul R Mallon
United
Sis
Washington
Congress
United Press Toflay
Treasury
State, Justice, Commerce and Labor
Agriculture
Congressional
District of Columbia
Independent
Interior Department
Treasury and
Post Ofice
Walter Gretzler Transfers from Warren Bell Telephone
Walter Gretzler, long time Warren Bell Telephone chief, is promoted and transferred to Butler. The Warren Mirror reports his move and the American Legion here vows encouragement as he leaves to advance in the telephone field.
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Walter Gretzler
Bell, Telephone Company
Butler
A. Berger
Warren Mirror
Greteler
Walter Gretaler
Warren
Hitler
American Legion
Walter
Bell Telephone Company
Rolten
Legion
Pep
Odd Fellows Attend Northwestern Pennsylvania League Meeting
Local Odd Fellows from Union City prepare to travel to Clarion for a meeting of the Northwestern Pennsylvania Patriarchal League. Nine Yacht encampment will confer the Royal Purple degree. Ceremonies expected to draw attendees from across northwestern Pennsylvania.
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Odd Fellows
Clarion
Uncertain Strike Looms Over Iron Industry
Pittsburgh trade reviews warn of a potentially long strike affecting iron production. Reported stockpiles suggest much of output from now to April 4th will focus on finishing existing orders.
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Pittsburgh
Pub
Aiready
Free Clinic Planned Here February 25
Corry will reappoint as she benefits through the Christmas seal drive, J. Kenneth Winter announces a free clinic in this city on Friday February 25. Dr William P. Brown of Philadelphia will head the clinic with Dr Katherine Law Weight and local physicians assisting. 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. free exams for all, with school cards for registration.
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Corry
J. Kenneth Winter
Erie Austi-Tuberculosis Society
Erie County
Winster
Wm P. Brown
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Katherine Law Weight
Erie
Hays
Winter
Katherine
Ward
Youth Forgery Confession Leads to Parole Bid
A youth pleads guilty to forgery in Erie County Court before Judge UP Rossiter. Donald Geretson and Kenneth Heardslee also enter guilty pleas. both bound over to the grand jury. They, tied to passing six counterfeit checks, were arraigned for preliminary hearing and jailed after failing to post bail pending further investigation.
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UP. Rossiter
Erie County
Donald Geretson
Thin City
Kenneth Heardslee
Geertsen
Heardslee
Moeks Ag
B. Portes
Beardstee Thas
Rossiter
Parsons, Well Rownin Corry Promoted in Ohio Rail System
Robert S. Parsons, regional VP of the Erie Buttrand, promoted to chief engineer of the system effective February 15. Announcement by J. Bennet, now president, made during a visit to Youngstown.
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Ohio
Robert S. Parsons
Erie Buttrand
J. Beret
Bennet
Youngetown
Mystery Death Letter Explains Girl's Self-inflicted Wound
In Chicago on February 5 authorities reviewed a letter from Margaret Lee Grant to her Marion Indiana parents explaining her death by self harm. The former nurse cut her arms with scissors and bled beside her bed after a visit with Mr and Mrs Graham.
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United Press
Chiago
Margaret Lee Grant
Marion
Ind
Miss Grant
Ste
Ralph Magee
Graham
Fine home for Coolidges during White House repairs
President and Mrs. Coolidge will live in a marble and granite Dupont Circle residence during spring repairs. The four story house features eight rooms and a ballroom, with reception rooms, library, dining spaces, six bedrooms, a study, and servant quarters.
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Coolidges
White House
John Montgomery
United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Stanford White
Robert Patterson
Domupies
Dupont Circle
Explosion at Toledo church kills two, injures several
A blast at a Toledo Congregational church today killed two people and fatally injured a third. Names recovered include Kate Will, a janitress, and Will Wil, while Mary Fitzgerald was severely burned. The church was demolished and a gas leak is suspected after an earlier report of a possible arson fire. Snow and sleet hindered response and traffic near the scene.
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United Press
Toledo
Olu
Iest Congregational
Cle
Will
di Will
Kate Will
Mary
Fitzgerald
Wilt
Atlantic Liner President Harding Creaks Toward Port
The United States liner President Harding, famed for last year’s rescue of the Italian freighter crew, faces heavy seas and a fuel tank leak. Its speed is reduced, heading toward Halifax for fuel before continuing to New York. Passengers Miss Alice Boland and Miss Helen Palmer are visiting locally.
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New York
Tech
United States
President Harding
Halifax
Harding
Queenstown
Tenao Tori
Alice Boland
Titusville
East Main Streets
Helen Palmer
Spartansburg
Five Best Radio Features Today and Tonight
WEAF and WEEL present a diverse evening lineup from New York to Boston. Toscanini conducts Beethoven Ninth with the New York Philharmonic and soloists Elisabeth Hethberg and Richard Crooks. Local hockey broadcasts and choral performances fill the schedule across stations in Pittsburgh Boston Minnesota and St Paul.
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WEAF
Walter Damrasch
Whyner
New York
WBZ
Kdka Pittsburgh
Arturo Toscanini
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Schola Cantorum
Elizabeth Hethberg
Louise Homer
Richard Crooks
Fraser Genge
KDKA
Pittsburg
Astern
VCC
MPLS
St. Paul
Central
Weel Boston
Bi St. Pate
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NEW Latin-American Federation
FORD
John W. Davis
Gretzler
Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Donald Geertson
Beardslee
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