Leaders confident a way will be cleared for bonus plan
In Washington the American Legion leaders oppose dropping the cash bonus. They back a fourfold plan with paid up insurance and farm aid. Congress debates tax options and the feasibility of a sales tax to fund the bonus.
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Washington
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New York
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New Jersey
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Oregon
Sum Committee
Pennsylvania
Glass
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Stock exchange losses questioned by federal report
An official of the New York Stock Exchange estimated that 500 million to 2 billion dollars are stolen annually from the American public by con games and fraudulent brokerage houses. The figure is based on reports from the Federal Trade Board and the Treasury.
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New York
Belfast's Socialist Warfar e Ends Amid Turmoil
United Press reports a period of political agitation and early week clashes in Belfast as authorities brace for a broader confrontation. Published letters and public actions hint at mounting tensions, with inflation of rhetoric and potential policy shifts impacting local figures.
Severe Cold Grips City as Thermometers Slide
Conditions plunged to 18 degrees below zero overnight with wind chills lower yet. Schools reported heating problems and suspended classes as gas pressure dipped in parts of town and several buildings closed due to the cold.
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Towats
Airview
Thie High School
Washington
One Killed Two Hurt In Crossing Crash
A Delaware and Hudson freight locomotive struck an automobile at a railroad crossing in Olyphant near Scranton. Campbell of Olyphant was killed and Willan Bull and Benjamin Latiman of Peckville were injured as the car was hit while returning from Scranton.
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Gue
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Hadson
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Olyphant
Sind
Aidrok
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Durham
N.C
Southern Railway
University of North Carolina
Couot L. 1
Peoples
Townville
Nthe
J. G. Spach
Py Borny, Jr
Charles Jeesian
Overthrow of Italian Ministry Seen Likely by Premier Bonomi
United Press reports Rome expects the vote of confidence in Premier Bonomi to be taken soon with opposition from six Spartans and a likely overthrow of the ministry. In Pittsburgh Florence Liberals and allied groups vow to oppose the government, while a divorce suit emerges in another city case involving Thomas Manville’s son. John M Woodside visits Pittsburgh with connections to William Woo.
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Honami
Tcon
United Press
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Fascia
Massville
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Fuere
Thornay Manville
Manville
Prospects Favor Victory in Erie and Warren Gas Case
Erie and Warren municipalities push a gas rate suit against the Pennsylvania Gas Company with observers optimistic. City solicitor M C Coy Hell and Cornwall say further proceedings, including testimony and prep for briefs, could yield lower rates and affect Corry residents.
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Erie
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
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Ente
Cornell Way
Vonfarenies
Blaine Kincaid
Blaine Kincaid, Local Citys Solicitor Whilt Corry
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CG ‘T. Kino
Tega
Horne
Attorphey Cornell
Uarrisburg
West Virginia
Farnell Meelarid
Corry
Siowainds
Superior Court of
Fertilizer Trust Active Against Ford Proposition
United Press report from Washington notes an investigation into lobbying by the fertilizer industry to defeat Ford's Muscle Shoals nitrate project. Senator McKellar pushes for inquiry into charges that large interests oppose Ford and back the eleventh hour Alabama Power Company bid.
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Washington
Third
Omer
Senate
McKellar
Tennessee
Teale
Pougrass
Lurge
Ford
Ind Re
Alabama Power Com
Ipn
Former Corry Actress Recounts Ford Theatre Lincoln Shooting
An elderly Corry woman, once an actress in the Ford Theatre company, recalls the assassination of Abraham Lincoln in an NEA interview. She describes the chaotic moments on stage, the president’s collapse, and her fear as medics carried Lincoln away.
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Ford Theatre
Lincoln
Abraham Lincolln
Ford Theater
Lincolway
Chisago
Evans
Eyat
Margaret Husted
York Surter
Vans
Lorim
NEA
Crustes Taft
Katharine M. Dvons
Thie Alty
Mr. Lincols
Punchant
Jay
U S Troops on Alert Near Mexican Rebel Border
Five thousand American troops in the border region were on alert today to guard U S territory from possible incursions as authorities prepared for action if disturbances arise near the Mexican frontier.
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United Press
Paso
Tes
Poly
Algie
Messery Ee
Scorry Man Opens Paper Store in Erie
Scorry Man, manager of the Viited Well Paper Company, announces a new wallpaper store in Erie State. The building is being renovated and will feature extensive selection with 40,000 rolls and 100,000 tulles in the basement, aiming for a Wednesday opening and citing A Nollinger’s successful store in Jay town as a model.
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They Nollinger
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Cor Ty
Hi Eticense
Veall
Sollingst
Noliayer
Tulle
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Jaya Town
Chicago
Keystones Host Buffalo Basterbrands In City Showdown
Keystones announce a major Monday basketball card headlined by the Buffalo Basterbrands when they visit the city. The card also features local stars led by Mile Jer and the Repp brothers along with Peck Burt Biglski and other soon to be noted players. The club hopes to fill the armory as the public anticipates a high scoring, hard fought game after the team’s recent victory over the Fireh Indians of Urie.
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Selene
Ty Bunieg
Eupterbrands
Vierytie
Ted
Buffalo
Cliss
Buffalo Wigh
Jo Down
Mile Jer
Jodou
G Thal
Repp Brothers
Peck
Burt
Biglski
Alia
Lin
Bison
Aes Keyntones
Urie
Corry
Cadets Precipitate Salvador Turmoil
United Press dispatch reports turmoil in El Salvador as President Menendez declares martial law and blocks communications while mobilizing the army to seize rebel cadets. Montgomery Schuyler, U.S. minister, confirms the revolt and detention of rebel leaders.
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United Prass
Washington
Menendee
Republic
Montgomery Schuyler
Americas
Democrats to Open Battle on Pacific Pact in Senate
United Press report outlines Democratic strategy to force information from the Harding administration on the Five-Power Pacific treaty. Democrats seek records and a Senate vote, arguing the agreement mirrors World War I obligations and tests U S commitment to Britain and Japan.
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Deli
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Pacific
Denny
Hardivng
United States
Harding
Wilson
Wilko
Versailles
Britain
Japan
Sitistarm Moyvestor
Harting
Democrate
Unite States
Britainn
Condemned Slayer Starves Self to Death Delay Extends Hanging
In Clugagd Teb, a condemned killer known as Churely, once set for execution, appears to starve himself to death. Doctors report the inmate has refused food for weeks, with the jail physician Dr Francis MacNanarn noting the church hearing delay only worsens his condition as the hang date approaches.
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Huw Dato
Barnes Will Oppose McFadden for Congress
Wallace Thimes of this city, former State Senator, will oppose Lens McFadden of Canton for the Republican nomination to Congress. His district encompasses Bradford, Wyoming and Susquehanna counties. He has been prominent at the previous session of Congress in matters handling.
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Wallace Thimes
Eis City
Lens McFadden
Canton
Congress
Wasne
Bradford
Wyoming
Sinvquehanna
Meladdeny
Baste
Farmer Injured After Logs Catch He Was Browsing
Route 6 resident David Marteman suffered a severe leg injury yesterday afternoon when two logs tipped and crushed his right leg. He was rushed to Cort Hospital for treatment where doctors diagnosed a broken leg.
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Mod Atvendudty
Gok
Farmers Form National Organization
United Press reports Chicago as delegates from farm groups plan to form a national farmers organization. The meeting led by Benjamin C Marsh seeks a mechanical representation and major Farm Bureau leadership to press for relief from current costs and political demands.
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Chicago
National Sanuefs Organization
Ty Hee
Willinghaness
Ayerai- Jin
Benjamin C Marsh
Parnes’ National Caused
Iverd
Obenchain Woman Wins First Point in Kennedy Murder Case
Los Angeles report states Madalyn Obenchain gains a procedural victory as judge excludes key evidence linking Arthur Church to the murder of John Belton Kennedy. Prosecutors insist the case against Obenchain remains strong despite the ruling.
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al Fixie
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Obenchais
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Burch
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Asa B. Keyes
Woolwine
Union City High Clash with Coleman Horn Tonight
Union City High School hosts a basketball game against the Coleman Horns at 7 pm as part of a new formal menu of events organized by the HiGA. The Union team aims to repulse Coleman after a tight last-minute win. Kid Lovey and KO Boudrew are on the bill with preliminary action between Hatch and Concord preceding the main game.
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Union City Times
Enterprise
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Lasst
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Colemal Horn
Colemans
Gregory
Concord
Willes
Union
Believed wife killed. body found in Ohio River
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Mrs Mary J Burkety of Ural tan found bruised body in the Ohio River. Detectives seek motive for the attack as a nationwide search begins after her disappearance from Crafton to visit a daughter in KeHoey area.
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Pittsburgh
Mary J Burkety
Uraltan
Ohio River
Ohio
Crafton
Lewis Again Holds Leading Hand In Mine Union Crisis
In Indianapolis on February 17 the United Mine Workers roll call tests John L. Lewis and rival Alexander Howat. Five Lewis strongholds vote 786 to 40 against reintegration of Howat. Operators demand April 1 wage scale in exchange for no strike, while miners seek federal intervention. The roll call to confirm Howat’s reinstatement continues as delegates assess insurgent strength.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Alexander Howat
Kansas
Philip Murray
Lewis
Howat
Coal Miners of America
SOU
Becalus Whey
John J. Lewis
Alexander Howst
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Funeral for Mrs Hlsworty Blisworth Held Yesterday
Funeral services for Mrs Hlsworty Blisworth were held yesterday at 4 pm from the East South Street home. Local lodge members attended in large circles along with relatives and Miss Nellia Lounsbury and Mrs Everett of Warren. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with Rev Stockham officiating.
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Terich Church
Gf Bently
Ernest Schuyle
Doo F Shift
HB. Manley
Don MacKenzie
Secretary of continents to be beta less by new Bok
Unclear archival note from United Press about Continental affairs and a mention of Dover and Secittery amid a shifting lineup. The text is fragmented with probable misreads, leaving key names and events indiscernible.
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