U.S. Citizens In Danger In China And Nicaragua
U S citizens face dangers in China and Nicaragua as American naval squadrons and Marines stand ready for rapid action. About 1 200 marines depart from Hampton Roads to Nicaragua and China, with 200 more from Cuba and 200 more from San Diego bound for Corinto. The Chaumont carries 1 200 marines toward Shanghai to bolster protection and total Marines in the region rise to about 2 800, with sailors pushing total forces past 5 000. The State Department authorizes Matagalpa to be declared a neutral zone if actions threaten Americans. violence could extend to foreign settlements if protests worsen.
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Carl D. Groat
United Press
Washington
Phin
Stewragon
Todey
Ad Marine
Nicargua
China
San Diego
Corinto
Nicaragua
Giantanamo Bay
Cuba
Learve
Admiral Lather
Hangchong
Shanghai Liang
Vonosne Hater
Nicaedgus
Matagalpa
State Department
Admiral Latimer
Tor
Matagilpa
Caribbean
Shiite Wai
Hind
Noted Ohio educator to speak at High School meeting
Public urged to attend tonight's session at the Senior High School where Dr. Frank D. Slutz of Martine Park Dayton Ohio will discuss The Fundamentals of Progressive Education The event is open to the public with support from the Woman's Kiwanis Rotary Clubs and the Institute Gound and is described as a major educational address by a leading national educator.
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Frank Slutz
Teachers Institute
Jay
Prank D. Slutz
Ohio
Sluts
Martine Park
Dayton
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Institute
Elkton freighter sunk with 7 aboard near Philippines
A U S freighter Elkton with seven crew members aboard was believed sunk in storms off the Philippines. The Liberator responded to Elkton’s distress but could not locate the vessel or an oil slick. The Elkton had departed Negros Island for Honolulu with a cargo of sugar bound for New York.
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United Prox Mantla
Elkton
Tos
Evert
Philippines
Weater Liberator
Liberator
Negros Island
Honolulu
New York
United States Navy
Constable Johnson Guilty of Simple Assault in Crawford County
J A Jotinson a Spartansburg, Pennsylvania constable was found guilty of simple assault by a Crawford County jury in Meadville. The case arose from an attempt to serve notice to John Myers over a dog issue. Myers testified he did not strike Johnson, who admitted striking Myers on the head with a blackjack during the street incident.
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J. A. Jotinson
Spartansbry
Crawford County Court
Meadville
Ly Jotinson
Joh Myers
Sparta Townshire
Algers
Frank L .Thomas
Q. Clare Kent
Albert L. Thomas
Johnson
John Myers
Myers
Spartansburg
Johnson S
Election books to be probed in Allegheny county
The United States Senate has secured the general election record books of Allegheny County for investigation. Deputy Sergeant at Arms John S. McGrain left for Washington to obtain the computing book of the returning boards, which was not turned over without a special court order amid Prothonotary John Vogt’s claim that the completing book was not included in the original general order.
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Vuiviarresa
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
United States Senate
John S. McGriin
Washington
McGrain
John Vogt
Girl Killed in Erie Crash
Mary Zielinski of 702 East 2nd Street Erie was instantly killed when her car crashed head on into a freight drag at Ninth Street and the P R R tracks near Exe early this morning. Three Erie youths Harold Schaff 20 Ludwig Romack and Edward Pianks were injured in the collision.
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Mary Zielinski
East 2Nd Street
Erie
Ninth Street
Exe
Harold Schaff
Ludwig Romack
Edward Pianks
Eight Die As Storm Rips Rose Hill Area
Meridian reports identify several fatalities after a violent Windstorm struck Rose Hill, fifty miles south, injuring residents and tossing cotton bales. Names include M. Boyd Mrs M Boyd Hie Boyd elindeen John Lewis and Ir. The scene described as devastating with bodies found near properties.
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United Press Meridian
Miss
Rose Hill
Here
M. Boyd
Hie Boyd Elindeen
John Lewis
Bay
Lewis
New Officers Named by Legion Post in Corry
Orn was elected commander of the Corry Post of the American Legion at the annual meeting held last evening. Other officers elected include Arthur Pair childs as vice commander Victor Om adjutant A C Lyons post sergeant at arms John King treasurer Lloyd Stowe historian and Wallace W Young chaplain. District Deputy Ralph McCord of North East will install the officers at the next session. The Legionnaires plan to take a more active part in World War veteran activities in the coming year after a period of inactivity.
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Orn
Corry
Arthir Pairchilds
Victor Om
A.C. Lyons
Pont
John King
Lloyd Stowe
Wallace W. Young
Ralph ©. McCord
North East
Legionnaires
Movie Star Recovering From Illness in Santa Monica
Mabel Normand, famed screen actress, has passed the crisis after a bout with pneumonia. She has been in a Santa Monica hospital for 48 hours with a fever and doctors report the worst of the illness is over and her condition improving.
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United
Santa Monica
Calif
Mabel Normind
Condienne
Ife
U.S. Airmen Visit Chile In Pan American Flight
Four planes of the United States Army Pan-American flight squadron departed from Antofagasta toward Santiago, Chile, today. The visit highlights a southward route as U S personnel travel to the Chilean capital.
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Union Rpess
No Progress in Mine Parley Deliberations
A stalled labor conference on a proposed wage plan for bituminous coal miners continues with no agreement in sight. Key figures from miners and operators clash over wage scales and a permanent negotiating body as a April 1 deadline looms and a potential strike looms.
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Robert J. Faherty
United Press
Miami
Pia
John TL. Lewis
H. Penny Winots
Sonville
Annual federal and state inspection of Company A
Officers of Company A of the 112th Infantry Pennsylvania National Guard invite the public to attend the state and federal inspection at the State Armory on Monday evening February 21. Major William A. Pigh and Major Alexander Johnson will supervise the inspections with the unit under new officers Captain Houghton and Lieutenants Brown and Fehlman, aiming for a creditable showing.
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Pennsylvania National Guard
112Th Infantry
Pennsylvania
National Gage
State Armory
William A. Pigh
Beary
Alexander Johnson
United Stars Army
Houghton
Brown
Fehlman
Former Corry Resident John Clark Dies in Buffalo
Relatives report the death of John Clark formerly of Corry at his Buffalo home after an extended illness. He was a former general supervisor on the New York Central Railroad. Survived by his wife and two children. Funeral services pending Monday morning at the Buffalo residence with burial in that city.
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John Clark
Ningpo Reported Captured by Uantomese Forces
The city of Ningpo a treaty port on the Ningpo Hangchow Shanghai line was reported captured today by Uantomese Nationy forces. Ningpo sits on the railway junction near the sea and lies east of Hangchow with the line running toward Shanghai. Chinese troops reportedly could not press toward Shanghai from Ningpo without the city being taken.
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Ningpo
Chokiang
Shanghai
Uantomese Nationyall
Hangchow
Ninupo
Hanghows
Fate of Farm Measure Heads to President Coolidge
The farm bill approved by Congress moves to President Coolidge for his veto or approval. Reported last night after a turbulent session, the measure passed 210 to 174 with 12 Republicans and 99 Democrats in support. The bill faces a deadline before March 2 as it awaits executive action at the White House.
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United Pr
Washington
McNurg
Rep. Strong
Queucg
Furmstee
Senate
22 000 Miners Idle as Anthracite Closures Hit Wealth
In Atazleton Pennsylvania 22 000 miners are idle for a fifth straight week as anthracite colliery closures spread. Ashmore shops of Lehigh Valley Railroad suspend operations until next Wednesday night. 800 more workers join the unemployed. Lehigh Valley Coal Co to close all collieries Monday. Cranberry Creek Coal Co to suspend until Monday. Officials cite unusually mild winter cutting demand for anthracite fuel.
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United Press
Atazleton
Tech
Anthnivite
Otters
Ashmore
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Cranberry Greek Coal Company
Budget plan for public buildings program approval
Washington sources report President Coolidge and Budget Director LDard pushing a deficiency bill to fund first year public building work. Groups total about 6.9 projects valued near 4.2 million with several Pa and Md post offices listed. overall limits and specific city allocations are outlined for 1925 start, pending congressional action before March 4.
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Coolidge
Erie
United Prose
Washington
Lard
Congress
Lewiston
Post Office
Meks
Post Ofice
Tamaqua
Post Bite
Tarentini
Waynesburg
Post
Baltimore
Sai
Mal
Court House
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Marine Hospital
Elizabeth
Non-Union Mine Damaged by Dynamiting at Connellsville
Fourteen men out of work after night dynamiting at the Davidson Coal Company mine in South Connellsville. Roof blown down, tracks damaged, explosives stolen from the plant’s solder house and placed 300 feet inside the mine. Plants on the nation basis produced 4% to 40 tons daily.
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United Press
Connellsville
Davidson Coal Company
South Connellsville
Sowder
Nanamion
Barges Adrift Near Cape May Rescue Crews Respond
Three seal barges with nine men and two women aboard drifted free after heavy seas parted their tow near Cape May New Jersey. A distress signal triggered coast guard cutters to the scene. one barge collided with a lightship but suffered little damage.
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United Kids
Cape May
N. J. Febo
Bal Jenas
Orit
Anthorine Law Association Pushes Blue Law Reform
Francis J. Walsh, president, says supporters flock to headquarters in Philadelphia to repeal the 1794 Blue Laws and replace them with liberal Sunday recreation and healthful activities. Abbreviations and OCR errors present but core message outlines reform push.
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United Press Philadelphia
Anthoriie Law Association of Pennsylvania
Francis J. Walsh
Governor Mellon Opposed to State Referendum on Prohibition
Governor Sh Slasher signals opposition to a state referendum on prohibition. He questions Mellon's referendum recommendation as largely foolish, casting doubt on any measure advancing in the legislature. Senator Reed reportedly favors the referendum while dry leaders expect little legislative support for the Snyder enforcement act.
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United Pro
Tarrisburg
Pel
Sh Slasher
Wil Mellon
Chil
United States
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Armstrong
Armstrong County
Maine
Ile
Storm toll may rise as snow slide buries workers
In California 1841 a snowslide at camp 72 of the Southern California Raisin Company buries 22 workmen. Doctors and nurses treat 13 victims in a mountain hospital for pneumonia and exposure. Eight still feared buried as inquests begin.
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United Press
Calif
Little Mountain Hospital
Big Crosk
Southern California Raisin Company
Kennedy
Tresno
Big Creel
Webster found guilty of second degree murder
In Mineola New York county court Marold T F Webster was found guilty of second degree murder for killing his mother in law Catherine Galloway with an iron bar. He was remanded for sentence with penalties from 20 years to life in prison.
Radio features and boxing bouts highlight evening schedule
WMSG New York lists boxing bouts Delaney versus Maloney at 8 15 p m Eastern with other stations including WJZ KDKA and WEAF airing musical and orchestral programs. WGY WLS and WLS Shaw Boat offer evening talk concert drama and broadcasts across time zones.
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WMSG
New York
Delaney
Maloney
WJZ
KDKA
YAY
WSM
WMC
WSB
WHAS
Mary Garden
Emilio de Gogorra
Hans Badth
Weaf Hookeyp
Goldman Hand
WGY Schensotudy
WLS
Chicago
WLS Shaw Boat
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J. A. Johnson
Crawford County
Legion Post
Paul Ora
Chile
H. Francis Misselwitz
WREC
Mellon
Fisher
Stuedie
Leslie Fare
Republican Party
Pitts Buren
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