British Troops in Shanghai Disorder Grows in Raid Hearings
In Shanghai, British authorities report rising disorder tied to raids. Titus and Giro were held on prohibition charges with bail set at $1,500 each. A fourth suspect, Ralis Saraceno, remained in custody awaiting grand jury action. Hearings for Titus and Giro continued before alderman G. Gordon.
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Shanghai
Jamey Titus
Pete Giras
Pondueterd
Wednessy
Pebroary Rh
Learing
G. 1
Gordon
Wikis
Aperial
Giro
Fluwur
Huy
Raljis Saraceno
Titus
Girowax
Clever Flee cer Is Apprehended in Meadville Scam
A man known as Miller, alias variations, attempted a $70 fraud on a Meadville grocer and meat market, telephoning for groceries to be billed on a $20 note. He was arrested at the Erie Rail station as he tried to board a train to Elmira, New York, after the check for the groceries was found to be forged. The arrest followed an immediate investigation by local police and the Dean grocery firm.
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Miller
Meadville
Sys
Tribune-Ret
Elmnira
N.Y
HP. Dean
Market Street Groces
Oil City
Dean Grocery
Mtr. del
Wiv
State Singers Cop Honors at Penn State College
The Glee Club from Penn State College will represent Pennsylvania at the National Tar ler Collexiate Glow Club convent in New York in March. Penn State sharers last night defeated five other elitia to win the right to represent Pennsylvania. Carnegie Tech received honorable mention. Other colleges participating were the University of Pittsburgh Bucknell Juniata and Washington and Jefferson.
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Num
Pittsbergh
Glee Uinh
Benn State College
Pennrsylvania
New York
Penn State
Record Snowfall Hits Pittsburgh and Central Pennsylvania
Snow blankets Pittsburgh and western Pennsylvania with record depths as trains run late and transportation slows. Central Pennsylvania reports an equally cold spell with temperatures near record lows for February as a heavy snowfall continues. Local reports indicate widespread disruption from the storm across the region.
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Pittsburgs
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Tony Journel
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dr Slutzintwo Addresses City Teachers Institute
Dr Frank D. Shite of Dayton Ohio delivered two strong addresses at the Senior High School yesterday before a city Teachers Institute meeting. He spoke on Progressive Education and Education and the Times, praising modern methods and his Moraine Park school while urging closer community cooperation and higher standards.
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Teachers’ Institute
Mmeil
Frank D. Shite
Dayston
Ohio
Igh
Aveasion
Moraine Park
Dayton
Sluis
Tocal
Jewis
de. Sluty
Stutz Kent
Times
Sluts
Teachers Institute
Police to arrest traffic law violators in city crackdown
Chief Milton Tipton announced intensified enforcement of traffic rules. He warned motorists to observe all provisions, focusing on keeping to the right side, curbside parking, and unloading violations. He said arrests will follow continued violations, noting offenders have ignored prior warnings.
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Tipton
Milton Tipton
Journal Today
Notont
Governor withholds certificate and Vare election doubt
In Harrisburg Governor John Risar has not signed a flow certificate of election for William Vare, replacing a certificate doubt. The governor, amid talks with Albert M. Greenfield, backer of Vare’s primary campaign, endorsed pending legislation before the Pennsylvania Assembly. Mrs. M. Goodwill and her granddaughter left Youngsville after a city event this afternoon.
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Marrisburg
Way
Johi
Riser
Willian
Gifford Pinchot
Albert M . Greenfield
Greenfield
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Assembly
Teg Lets Building and Toan Association
Five Best Radio Features spotted across networks
A scan of Eastern and Central stations lists features and schedules. Notable items include WBZ and WJ 810 p.m. Eastern with music and singer acts, Boston Symphony Orchestra in New England, and Atlanta WSB primed for late evening broadcasts.
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WEAF
Walter Darnrasth
WBZ Bpringfelst
Boston Symphony Orchestra
WSB
Atlanta
Skylark
Hartford
Hoolsy
Yaleys
Detroit
Mine Parley Deliberations Deadlocked In Miami Conference
Miami delegates failed to make progress in a joint coal conference over wage scales for the central competitive coal field. Operators resist wage levels under the Jatkesonville Agreement while miners insist on no reductions. Debate continues on creating a regulating commission with opposing positions from operators and miners.
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Robert J. Faherty
United Press
Miami
School Board and Council to Meet Monday
The Corry School District treasurer race to replace the late R TL Palmer is expected to be discussed at the Monday evening Board of Education session. Names of several James are linked to the post, with no formal filings confirmed. The Board may also elect a successor to Meo Palmer, and the City Council plans regular Monday discussions likely on milk distribution rules after a dairy conference earlier this week.
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Board of Education
Corry
Rtl
Palmer
James
Hoar
Biulistion
Ward
Meo Palmer
A Mamibérs
Cilie Council
Farm House Destroyed by Fire Near City
Fire believed caused by an overheated chimney destroyed the farmhouse occupied by Clarence Harper and family on the old William Gates farm about deep miles south of the city this afternoon. The family reported losing practically all household contents in the blaze.
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Clarence Harper
William Gates
Salvation Army Citadel Hosts Waggoner Evening Services
Envoy Waggoner continues special services at the Salvation Army citadel with strong attendance and growing interest in the evangelist messages. Services continue each night next week, except Monday.
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Waggoner Ie
Salvation Army
Robbery at Star Elevator. bandits loot vault
In Cleveland Ohio a heist at the Star Elevator Company emptied a safe of about $1,000 after bandits blasted a wall vault. Police trapped the robbers but they escaped. FW Blaze, company president, helped by tapping the vault combination to unlock the doors for detectives.
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United Press
Cleveland
Star Elevator Company
Rami Suflo
FW Blaze
Frank Storey
Two Army Fliers Die in Plane Crash Near Barnegat Inlet
Shattered wreckage washed ashore near Barnegat Inlet as Army Lieuts Willard I Harris and William A Gray of Langley Field perished in an Atlantic crash after leaving Mitchell Field on Thursday. Civil and military search efforts contended with fog and night, with hopes they parachuted to safety fading as the plane disappeared into the sea.
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Naval Atr
Lake Hurst
No 1
Barnegat Inlet
Willard I. Harris
William A. Gray
Langiey
Army
Haris
Atlantic Ocean
Mitchell Field
Lee
Lieut Harris
Jai
Tornado Toll Rising Across Three States in Serious Storm
A freak tornado system sweeping Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and nearby areas killed at least 22. Pleasant Hill Louisiana saw twelve deaths while eight perished in Cass County Texas and Rose Hill Mississippi with others in scattered communities. Severe rains winds and electrical activity amplified the havoc with outages and widespread destruction.
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United Press
New Orleans
Pleasant Hill
Alexander City
Ala
Bis
Vicksburg
Elkton freighter crew and cargo lost in Pacific storm
Manila dispatch reports the American freighter Elkton with a crew of seven and a $1,000,000 sugar cargo bound for Honolulu and New York disappeared after a mid Pacific storm. A Liberator air search found only oil slicks where the disaster craft sank. Shipping officials hopeful for shelter in insurance circles.
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Manila
Elkton
Liberator
Honolulu
New York
Elkiton
Titusville Man Mangled Under Train
Titusville records a deadly accident late last night as George F. McFadden of Wellna ws, about 50, is killed by a northbound Pennsylvania Railroad freight. The man, a Titusville Oil Works stillman, was en route to work and was found along the tracks after the train passed.
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Titusville
George F. McFaddess
Pennsylvania Railroad
Titusville Herald
George F MvBaulden
PR. R
C &P
Rairest
P, RR
McFalden
Henry Volkstadt
Ilo Stovks
McParthen
Volkstadt
Samuel Shields
Mr. Wullstadtt
Shield
McPadten
Yast
Borly
Fire Causes $50,000 Damage in Pittsburgh Building
A four story brick structure on Smithfield Street housing the U S Marine recruiting station and clothing concerns suffered $50,000 in damage from a morning fire. Downtown fire companies responded to extinguish the blaze while rooms in the Levant Avenue hotel nearby were alerted but not endangered.
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Unneu
Pittsburgh
Smithfield Street
Levantt Avenue
Martial Law Looms as Cantonese Push North
Shanghai endures a general strike amid Cantonese advances and British led troops, with martial law declared in sections as Sun Chuan Pang’s forces retreat from Chekiang. Labor supports the Cantonese, industrial activity stalls, and foreign quarters brace for further northward moves toward Kashing as remnants recount Ningpo losses. Misses Margarat and Ida Pardyes visit Mendville for the weekend with Helen Fordyes in Cory shoots.
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H. Francis Misselwitz
United Press
Shanghai
Estelita
Surike
Sui
Obua Fang
Chekiang
Gredé
Warn
Cheldang
Sun Chuan-Pang
China
Marshal Sun
Kashing
Pantones
Stmck
Etnire
Ksanigusu
Uemming Lin
Hangchow
Mankehow
Marsha
Sun
Sim
Ningpo
Wangchow
Margarat
Ida Pardyes
Mendville
Helen Fordyes
Cory Shoots
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Bale
Alderaian Gordon
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Teachers’ Institute Council
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