Suit Against Ward Co Filed at Baltimore
A suit filed in Baltimore targets Ward Food Products Corporation Ward Baking Corporation Ward Baking Company General Baking Corporation Continental Baking Corporations United Bakeries Corporation Willson A Wa Howard Wartly Wallameininger Paul Metis and others. The government alleges a conspiracy to restrain trade and merge assets to form a giant corporation, seeking to block acquisitions and restore competitive conditions.
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Seek Injunction Against World Court Proposal
Washington Feb 8 The United States Supreme Court today was urged to restrain Secretary Kellogg from proceeding to complete American adherence to the World Court A Washington lawyer Mell filed a petition seeking to prevent the court from becoming a supra national tribunal that would usurp sovereignty from the government and violate the constitution The petition will be submitted to the government Monday March 1 according to Court secretary Cutohinge stated.
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Gas Bombs Used to Halt Delaware Mob
United Press reports in Georgetown Delaware that tear gas bombs were deployed to disperse a mob near the courthouse. Troops from the Delaware National Guard and police used gas canisters as protests escalated, with a crowd blocking streets and officials ordering dispersal.
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Prohibition Debate Dominates Sunday Church Pulpit
New York church leaders gather as Bishop Manning denounces Prohibition as needed and urges Protestant unity. A Yonkers Methodist church reports support for enforcement, while local authorities and pastors debate enforcement limits and public attitudes toward the Volstead Act.
Abandon Hope Early Rescue of Miners Bodies
Pittsburgh, Feb 8. No attempt will be made before tonight to recover six bodies buried in a burning mine. State Mine Inspector John T. Pratt said air tests were taken and arrangements made to recover the bodies once the mine can be entered. Bodies lie two miles from the entrance and 175 feet below the surface. Funerals were held yesterday for Reese T. Bradfurn and Tony Ther, two of the three men whose bodies have been removed from the burning mine.
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Pinchot Proclaims Patriots Week in 1920s
Governor Pinchot proclaims Patriots Week from February 1 to February 22, tying the period to Lincoln's and Jefferson's birthdays and commemorating the Declaration's anniversary with a call to remember the founders.
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Ousting Small and Dry Modification Urged by Chicago Democrats
Chicago Democrats in a county convention endorsed ousting Governor Small and urged modification or repeal of the Volstead Act. They charged the governor abused his office amid court findings and criticized Prohibition as infringing rights. The platform called for reasserting state control and aiding Chicago for freedom from domination by political machines.
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Dayton Fire Destroys Buildings At Wilbur Wright Field
A daytime blaze at Wilbur Wright aviation field in Dayton destroyed seven buildings. Total damage estimated around 8500000 dollars with five hundred barrels of oil consumed. No airplanes were lost. Fire brought under control after the flames were checked.
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Italy Premier's Warning Touches Europe In Tyrol
The premier in Rome warns that Italy could strike beyond the Brenner if needed, signaling Italy's resolve amid tensions with Germany over South Tyrol. Berlin papers respond with restrained caution, while some German organs deny expansion aims and reference Locarno era alignments.
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Undernourished Child Welfare Talk Planned in Warren
A Warren Woman leads the Child Welfare division of the State Federation and will speak at a Tuesday 2:30 pm program in the Untel Corry under the American Home and Divies auspices. Dr N Gillette will discuss health work methods for preschool children and shed light on the issue amid health department plans to establish local health centers. H R Bidwell attended funeral services for his brother James Osborne in Titusville.
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Lincoln descendant of Egyptian monarch claimed in class
New London history class presented claim that Abraham Ginewin was a descendant of King Tut and that Lincoln's maternal line traced to royalty in Egypt and Britain. Professors described Egyptian troops in Roman conquest and a lineage linking to a noble Bepeian tearing the name to Hits before settling in Brittany.
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Copeland Presses Quick Action On Coal Strike
Senator Copeland Democrat of New York says he will not wait for the tax bill to pass and will demand immediate action to settle the coal strike. He urges the President to summon miners and operators for a White House conference while Senator Robinson plans to press a board proposal after checking tax bill progress.
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Officers to Be Elected at Corry Building Association Meeting
Stockholders of the Corry Building on Loan Association will meet in Ajax Building to elect a board of directors and conduct other business. The annual meeting was set for Monday January 25 but officer elections were postponed to this evening. A large attendance is urged as the association reports a successful 1925 and plans for brighter prospects in the year ahead. Miss Matilda Miller and Miss Helena Miller of Erie are visiting Clarion and joined by Mr and Mrs J A Lanston for weekend.
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Tax Reduction Bills Face Another Delaying Hurdle
In Washington Senator Smoot of Utah predicts the administration tax bill will not pass by week’s end despite long Senate sessions. A minority report on the Internal Revenue probe, read by Senator Ernst, delays progress. Senator Couzens may reply, with Ernst or Watson’s response awaited before resuming action. Smoot hints at potential closure or a filibuster if stalled.
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National Guard May Attend Sesqui Centennial Expo
Announcement from Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania National Guard may travel from Camp Gratzin to Philadelphia next summer to participate in the sesqui centennial exposition. If funds are approved by the legislature, units would depart after maneuvers around July 16, providing a vacation for Guardsmen.
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Food stocks drop sharply on New York Exchange
Shares of California Packing slumped 19 points to 160 after reports that the Potium Cereal Company's offer of 187 a share for California Packing stock had been withdrawn by mutual agreement. Mrs A J Nelson, visiting daughter Mrs Taylon, Webty Main street, left for Beaver Pennsylvania this afternoon.
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Senate vote hinges on Salus pledge for liquor bill
In Harrisburg the Senate debates a liquor bill to grant state supervision of breweries. Senator Samuel W. Salus of Philadelphia pledges support and aid to pass the measure, suggesting it will secure the required two dozen votes. The move marks a shift for Salus who has been seen as a wet. The administration seeks to advance the dry bill through Senate passage tonight.
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Corry Woman on Trial and 75 Cases Listed
Seventy five criminal cases are set for trial at the February term of court in June. One Corry case, Mrs Ch Cooper of Hamad Street, faces trial this afternoon for operating a disorderly house. Police Chief Dinble and witnesses left for Eric this morning. Two murder cases are listed, Christ Kalas to be tried for murder of his wife tomorrow and Exiedi Leone to be arraigned Tuesday. Local snippets note visits from Katherine Snyder and Phillip Samples and a business visitor from Mayville.
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Five Best Radio Features Scheduled Across Stations
Listings show WDAF Kansas City at 8 P M with the Ivanhee band and Glee club, WPG Atlantic City at 8 15 P M for the Festival Choir in Hamlet s Messiah, WSAP Cincinnati at 10 P M for Chopin music, WJZ New York at 9 P M with Henry Hedley s Philharmonic, WEAF at 8 P M Eastern for a Boy Scout program.
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