France Eyes Washington Conference Role In Curbs On Germany
United Press report from Washington states President Coolidge plans invitations for the Washington Arm conferees as nations discuss naval craft limits. Informal talks in Paris hint France may withhold formal response while Britain seeks postponement of the League of Nations Arms Conference. Germany and Russia are noted as influencing agenda, with focus on Eastern issues and broader European arms limits rather than Chinese or colonial matters.
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Alathian Society Supper Draws Big Turnout
The Alathian Society of Washington hosted a supper at the dining room starting at 9:30 p.m. with 125 guests. Elaborate tables, red and white candles, and decorative flowers framed a seven o'clock program featuring songs, readings, and a reading by Mrs. George Waverson, with proceeds aiding the society.
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Today’s Five Best Radio Features
Program listing from multiple stations nationwide notes schedules for the evening. Entries mention Montreal Ottawa Washington New York Albany Philadelphia Buffalo Boston and Pittsburgh stations with varied program titles, choirs, and bands including Grenadier Guards Band and Mendelsohn works.
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Boston
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White House summons denied by Mitchell tensions rise
The House Armored Craft Investigating Committee reports Brig. Gen. William Stigehell says he was not summoned to the White House by President Coolidge. Representative Perkins claims a report circulated saying Mitchell was offered resignation or demotion. The White House refuses to confirm or deny any summons or plans regarding Mitchell. General Patrick suggested reappointment after March 5. The committee intends to subpoena War Secretary Weeks to probe War Department planes and whereabouts.
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War Department
United States
France silent on new disarmament parley
Paris reports indicate Britain remains wary of Geneva protocol. Prime Minister Herriot warns security as top issue despite talks of minor disarmament steps. A broad pact is seen as essential, with plans for shorter service and smaller army debated amid cautious optimism.
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Hermygaide
K OFC Concert Program Announced at State Armory
Corfy Councy) announces a preLenten horn dance at the State Armory with a 15 program. Harmony Four and Miss Hinora Gorton perform pieces like Somewhere in Naples and Monkey Quartesio. Mrs James Sullivan accompanies dances. The Olympians eight piece orchestra of Mendville provides music for dancing.
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Gert Qrogran
Naples
Harmony Four
Hinora Gorton
Thomies Clark
James Sulivan
Costello Ressler
Edward Kim
James Sullivan
Rita Ressler
Hannan
Mik Gorton
Olympians
Funeral rites for Miss Flossie Greeley in Corry
Funeral services for Miss Flossie Greeley were held Wednesday afternoon at Alexander Company’s Undertaking Parlors. Rev Te Mi Castor of the United Brethren Church officiated at nine o’clock. Relatives acted as bearer. The deceased died at Corry hospital.
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Béxrera
Funeral services held for Larittio Brown today
Funeral services for Larittio Brown were conducted at Alexander & Company's Undertaking Parlors this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends attended as the casket was interred at Cutting Cemetery with relatives serving as bearers.
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Olslock
Cutting
Building and Loan ALS'N Increases Shareholders
The Cory Building and Loan Association reports rapid growth with over 100 shares sold in the first year and demand pushing the campaign to sell an additional thousand shares before the March 20 closure. Local teams show strong interest and support, with new shareholders joining weekly meetings.
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P T A Association at Concord School Friday
The Concord School Parent-Teachers Association will meet Friday February 20 in the upper half. The program includes recitations by Dick Shoop and others, a fiddle song by Virginia Regis, dances, dialogues, vocal solos by Cornelia Pricey and Mrs. Margaret Mahte, and a paper on child labor. Mrs. Don Wilcox invites all to attend.
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Jane Muhhain
Cornelia Pricey
Margaret Mahte
Don Wilcox
Pottsville Beats Celtics 24 to 23 in Thrilling Game
Pottsville basketball team edged New York Celtics 24 to 23 in a tight finish. Glasco was fouled late as Pottsville sought a sealing point. Barlow prevented a comeback by shutting out Holman and scoring twice.
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New Parochial School Opens With Gala Evening
St Edward's parochial school and gymnasium opened with a splended program featuring the Burkhardt Trio and music by Wabesty's orchestra. Mayor O L Alexander spoke praising Rev Father Tracey and Rev Father McBride for their roles in the project. the event concluded with light refreshments and social activities. J J Desmond departs for New York on a business trip.
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St. Ann's Church of
Erie
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Lelote
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Costello Ressler
Marie Flanigan
Lucia
Charles Burkhardt
OS Murray
Rita Ressler
Elnora Gorton
Companey
Loo Cooly
Mary Mead
Colette Burkhard
We Two
John Clifford
Saee
Alice Messenger
Jane Mulheim
Burkrantt
Wabesty
Germany to pay Lusitania survivors, 1920s dispute
United Press reports Washington action on compensation for Lusitania survivors. The controversy centers on Allied pressure and a potential Allied commission to adjudicate claims against Germany, with officials deciding on a dawn verdict in the unfolding debate.
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Battleships Key To Navy Says President After Board Report
Washington February 19 The American navy will continue to rely on battleships as the core of sea defense with aircraft and submarines as auxiliaries. President Coolidge endorsed the board's finding that battleships remain essential for sea control, while aerial and undersea weapons are secondary. The board recommended an $80,000 construction program, but the president cut the budget after the festival.
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Funeral Services for Mrs William Barry
Funeral services in memory of Mrs William Barry were held this morning at St Thomas Church with a large gathering of relatives and friends. Rev Bourguey officiated at requiem mass. Miss Stella Barry sang Seavale Day and Abide With Me and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. Burial followed at the old Catholic cemetery in Jamestown. Bearers included J Leary and others. Relatives and friends who accompanied the remains to Jamestown included William Barry and son Donald, Mr and Mrs William 0 Barry, and many Mahoney and Barry relatives from several cities.
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Gelock
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Isle of Somewhere
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Jamestown
JO. Leary
J. White
Thomas Madden
D. J. Lyons
Frank Keefe
M Patton
Willem Barry
Donald Barry
William 0 Barry
J. Mahoney
H. Mahoney
Loretta Mahoney
Manon Mahoney
Florence Bary
Florense Mahoney
M. Patton
Cleveland
F.C. Barry
Bufislo
A Buckley
Blue, Island
Addie Rogers
Mexdville
James Hughes
Julia Rogers
Youngstown
J Hart
Josephine
St.Clair
Z. C. Phelps
Celia Sullivan
Denni Sullivan
Thi
Revival Interest Grows at Alliance Church
Revival services at Alliance Church draw crowds as attendees seek spiritual renewal. The pastor preached with conviction on the sermon titled What man must do to mind God, urging victory over sin. Mrs A B Darling and daughter left for Cleveland to visit relatives for a few days.
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Interest Rising in 1925 City Elections With Mayor Race
Interest grows seven months before primaries as Mayor C L Alexander may seek re election. Candidates for alderman county judge controller sheriff and other local offices discussed. George Gordon seeks reelection as First Ward alderman with opponents rumored. Judge Rossiter may run again for county bench. Local contests promise a busy election season.
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Rossiter
Corry
Funeral for Alfred R Gould at Clymer
Funeral services for Alfred R Gould who died at his home near Clymer N Y after a two week pneumonia illness will be held from his late home Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock Rev M S Ashton rector of Emmanuel Episcopal Church to officiate Interment will be in Cutting Cemetery He is survived by his widow a daughter Mrs GE Nederick of Erie a grandson Robert Nederick two brothers John Gould Grand Valley and James Gould Corry and two sisters Mrs L Quintine and Mrs Lillian Moore
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Cutting, Cemetery
John Gould
Grandy Valley
James Gould
Corry
L. Quintine
Lillian Moore
Coolidge Attacks Inheritance Taxes in Speech
President Coolidge denounces both federal and state inheritance taxes as near socialism and confiscation. He urges restricting state levies and withdrawing federal support, noting estate taxes reach about 40 percent in the federal law and higher in some states. A. O. Saciburg is seen in Spring Crook for business.
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National Tax Association
Saciburg
Spring Crook
Lawmakers Pinch Budget Items to Speed Settlement
Harrisburg February report shows the Legislature to cut several expenditures from Gov. Pine's program to balance finances. The House appropriations committee aims to remove new building funds for Normal Schools and a million for Easter peniten tial programs, with further cuts to cattle indemnities and law enforcement. Adjournment may come by April 16 as overages are redirected to welfare and hospital needs.
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Bombing in Pittsburgh Sparks Manhunt for Perpetrators
United Press reports a blast in Pittsburgh’s wholesale district described as dynamite and nitroglycerine, leveling two buildings and damaging others. Police hunt a gang of blackhanders as Angela Valeri, 98, was held for questioning but denied charges after appearing in magistrate court.
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Marriage Performed at Mayville on Wednesday
Announcement of Fred H. Shuss and Illa Fay Hoplen marriage at Mayville NY on Wednesday February 18 by the Presbyterian parsonage. Newlyweds, both from this city, will host friends on Church Street and begin their wedding trip.
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Hove
Church Street
Federal Prohibition Chief Announces Major Enforcement Step
Washington February 19 The federal Prohibition Commissioner announced a major enforcement action aimed at tightening control over illegal liquor operations. The statement emphasized a nationwide push targeting bootlegging networks and illicit distribution channels with enhanced investigations and coordinated federal and local efforts.
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