McAdoo Promises Thorough Cleanup If Elected
Supporters lift William G. McAdoo to the forefront with pledges of sweeping reform. He vows action to purge Washington, push international conference for peace, curb Wall Street influence on Treasury and the Fed, rail reform, enforce dry laws, cut taxes, repeal pork barrel practices, and abolish the Voters’ Bureau. He urges a nationwide referendum on the international accord proposal after a postwar conference and seeks to keep his campaign ethics intact.
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Washington
New International
Wall Street
Treasury Department
McAdoo
McAddo
United States
Ameriva
McAson
British Press Sees Political Blowby Probe
United Press reports London editors frame Edwin Denby’s resignation as Navy Secretary as the day’s top story. Opinion pieces accuse the Republican admin of charges proven or not and warn of repercussions for Coolidge’s 1924 election bid. The piece reflects harsh posturing by the British press toward American politics.
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United Pro
London
Pen
Edwin Denby
Theory de London Daily
Coolidge
Averyon
Hopas
Funeral of M J Berliner
Funeral services for Minfred Ji Berliner were conducted by Rabbi Meyerwits of Titusville from 26 Bun t Pleaunist street Monday afternoon at 2 o clock. Pallbearers and interment followed at Jawink Cemetery with family and friends attending.
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Ji Berliner
Meyerwits
Titusville
Monnday
Jawink
Amore
Tos
Goodman
City Levy
Tituaville
Seven Years for Crane Totman and Medina Robbery
In Auburn prison term sentencing, Charles Crane William Totman and George Priedom of Medina were given from five and a half to fifteen years each for the Lyndonville bank robbery of January 38, with $17,000 stolen. Judge Asher Emory imposed the sentence in Oceans county court early this morning.
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Albion
Lyndonville
William Crane
Stafford Avenue
Tames Totman
Ait I
Ninth Street
Riio
George Priedom
Medina
N.Y
Auburn Gate
Asher Emory
Oceans County
Speculation on Smathers successor for 112th Regiment
Federal Court Judge P P Schoot maker formerly of Bradford and lieutenant colonel may succeed Col Blaine Smathers as commander of the 112th Regiment if Smathers relinquishes command. Announcement said Smathers was named superintendent of the State Soldiers Orphans School and will assume duties about April 19.
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P. P. Schootmaker
Bradford
Soean
Blaine Smaathers
112Th Regiment
Nation ‘1 Guard Activitie
Col. Smathers
Scotland
Smathers
Schoommaker Ting
Veteran Denies Killing Priest in Coroner Inquiry
Ex-serviceman P Titnel who confessed to shooting Father Dahine repudiates the confession and will testify at the coroner's inquiry into the priest's death. The inquiry aims to determine cause of death and who is responsible as Larmely states a full statement may follow. Mrs Leroy Storer and Mrs Frank Gore returned from a visit at Jamestown New York.
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United Pras Bridgeport
Conn
Harold P. Titnel
Exaoldier
Father Dahine
Larmel'y Ateernag
VP. Connolly
Leroy Storer
Prank Gore
Jamestown
N.Y
Coolidge Orders Silence on Oil Leasing Cases
Washington February 19 President Coolidge announced a policy of silence on the oil leasing scandal effective immediately. The statement said that oil leasing discussions would not be held at White House conferences and that no further briefing or comment would be provided as the case proceeds before the courts and counsel.
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Coolidge
Washington
Suspect Held in Tenement Fire Killing Several In New York
A man claimed as fire bug may be linked to multiple blazes after a crowded five story tenement fire in New York left at least ten dead. Patrolman Michael Housline nabbed Lewis Schoenfeld as fleeing the building. authorities suspect arson with lighted papers set in a lower hallway. Firefighters battled flames as families were awoken and escaped, with many victims found suffocated in upper floors. Police and Chief Inspector Dominick Henry pursue the case, noting past similar fires.
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New York
Flamey
Michael Housline
Lewis Schoinfeld
Heubtine
Upper
Alegre
Jed
Five Stor
Dominick Henry
Schoenfed
Bernard Barrett
Anethiér Heng
Margaret
Alex “Hoqui Lout
Benjamin Berger
Mesile Schmidt
Funeral of Wilbur Hull Here Today
The body of Wilbur Hull, former Corry resident, arrived by train and was taken to Alex Wifer's Undertaking Parlors for services conducted by Rev. Homer Porter of Erie at 2:30 PM. Pallbearers were Ray Wolford, Sumner Bentley, Wilbur Wilton, Stanley Nichlile, Mr. Guthin, and Mr. Leibaugh with interment at Pine Grove cemetery. Relatives and friends from Erie and Jamestown attended.
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Wilbur Hull
Corry
Alexwifer
Homer Porter
Erie
Urge for Denby successor in Navy helm heats up
Washington February 1910 United Press reports President Coolidge will not name a naval officer or a Michigan figure to replace Secretary of the Navy Denby. Rumors name Miley Poindexter former Senate naval affairs chair and other candidates including Gay Dixon Henry Allen and Smedley Butler. discussions focus on restoring morale and handling a fleet troubled by deserters and accidents as Denby plans to resign March 10 1910 for a roughly one year term left in the incumbency.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Max
Edewin Doty de Secretiry
Navy
Department
Honda
Gall
Whele
Cris
Denby
White House
Michigan
Deake State
Chares B. Warren
Detroit
Warren
Mentood
Daugherty
Joly
Miley Poindexter
United States
Peru
Senate
Naval Affairs Committee
Poindexters
Den
Iavy
Hooy
Farmer
Henry Alten
Kansas
Smedley Butler
Philadelphia
Roffin
Dent
Clymer Home Gutted By Fire This Morning
Fire gutted the large home of E L Gallisch in Clymer this morning, caused by a defective chimney. The upper portion was badly damaged as flames raged through the frame structure, delaying fire crews due to heavy snow drifts. Insurance covers about $2,000 in losses. no family members were aware of the blaze initially.
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EL. Gallisch
Clymer
Mra
Caflizeh
Raines
Houe
Peace in coal fields foreseen in three year renewal
Jacksonville report notes union wage scale committee recommends three year renewal of the central competitive wage scale governing bituminous coal mining. Agreement seen as victory for miners who backed a four year renewal at Indianapolis. Operators favored a one year contract.
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Union
Frese
Jacksonville
Fla
Indianapolis
Condition of Senator Greene Is Critical
The condition of Senator Frank L. Greene of Vermont remained extremely critical after being wounded Friday night in a clash between prohibition agents and bootleggers. Dr Daniel L. Borden said the senator suffered a severe brain hemorrhage caused by bone fragment striking brain tissue, with chances of recovery against him.
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United Fross
Washington
Frank L. Greene
Vermont
Daniel L
Greene
Borden
Prosecution Likely Focus Shifts Over Teapot Dome
United Press reports witnesses are lacking to prove criminal violations in the Teapot Dome affair. Attorney general counsel say prosecuting officials may pivot to equity suits to cancel leases and return reserves to the government. The Senate Teapot Dome committee may pursue civil actions rather than criminal prosecutions.
Firm Hand by MacDonald May End Walkout
London reports a day of widespread strike effects as dock workers protest and government action looms. Prime Minister MacDonald’s cabinet signals firmness against profiteers while labor ministers and unions prepare for further discussions amid disrupted ships and limited port activity.
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London
MacDonald
Daily Mail
Hus
New Amsterdam
Shaw
Agni
Nothing But the Truth plays to be staged this week
Corry Community Players prepare for two evening performances of Nothing But the Truth at Meigh School auditorium with Kiwanis Club and city students selling tickets. Local talent leads the cast as rehearsals boost confidence. advance tickets are selling fast at Condra’s, with full houses anticipated.
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Corry
Meigh School
Kiwanis Club
Kiwania Club
Berg
Condra's
Attorney General Daugherty Refuses to Quit
Washington reports say Attorney General Daugherty declined to resign, insisting he will fight efforts to remove him. A three hour cabinet meet and a separate White House discussion occurred as Daugherty urged the Senate to open an investigation and to name a special committee to hear his defense. He indicated he would appear before such a committee if named.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Daugherty
Aetorney
Senate
Ilia
Prosecutors Ordered In Oil Inquiry Meet With President
Washington reports indicate Mies Pomerene and Owen Roberts moved to the White House for a conference with President Coolidge regarding the Teapot Dome oil leasing cases. After the meeting they planned to pursue federal suit actions while signaling no Senate involvement in a fresh campaign, and to address claims about naval oil reserves.
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Pomerene and Roberts
Coolidge
White House
Washington
Mies Pomerene
Owen Roberts
Pomerese
Roberts
Senate
Giese
H. L. Dota
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Greel
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Mead
Iron Man
E. L. Carlisch—Clymer
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District of Columbia
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Owen J. Roberts
Teapot Dome
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Sheffield
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