Anglo American disarmament plan eyed in postwar talks
London reports outline a proposed Anglo American framework for disarmament after world war. Key steps include delaying major British actions until Kellogg visits Washington, then consulting with France and Italy, and seeking French support for a new international conference. The plan also weighs submarine policy and broader economic recovery tied to allied debt relief.
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London
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Kitlyox
Washington
Chamberlain
Kellogg
Wail
Choliflge
Britain
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America
Excenie Arms
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Dirigible 10 Delays Flight to Bermuda
United Press dispatch from LAREHURST reports the dirigible based in Los Angeles postpones its Bermuda trip due to noon winds. The craft, crewed by Commander Steel, was set to depart along a direct route near the Delaware breakwater, with a new ETA not specified.
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United Presa Larehurst
UN Foxx
Aidus
Dirigible
Los Angles
Bermudas
Bold hold up staged by flapper bandit in Huntington
A Chicago salesman was robbed at gunpoint in Huntington on Feb 20 by a young girl bandit emerging from a doorway. The thief took his wallet watch and other jewelry after forcing him to surrender cash and valuables. Game and police reported the incident to local authorities.
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Peeee Huntington
Chicago
Grine
Five Best Radio Features Highlights
Radio listings show WIZ New York 43 at 40 P.M. Eastern with Charles M Courhain organist. KTHS Hot Springs 87481-8320 P.M. Central features Etke Club Minstrels KOA Denver 24/8 P.M. Mountain with Oestorio. St Pauly WIY New York 4042 at 8 20 P.M. Hastern Philharmonic String Quartetto. WOAW Omaha 620-9 Post Central College Ehub Program.
Prohibition Agents Active Here In Daring Raid
Reports say three women believed liquor law agents were operating yesterday and the day before, securing evidence. They allegedly bought liquor on East Main Street and with this and other proof are expected to face prosecutions soon. A separate report says several male operatives were in the area buying liquor but were unsuccessful. Local police had no information, and the agents worked independently.
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Hyelythi Norime
Ips
East Maintreet
Salvation Army Young Peoples Council Convention in Corry
Corry will host the Salvation Army Young People’s Council convention on April 10 and 11. Ensign Brunner leads arrangements with delegates from Erie Kane Warren Titusville Bradford Braddock Dil Guy Franklin Sharon Meadville Greenville and nearby cities. Local families will billet attendees with lodging and breakfast. residents are invited to assist via call or card to the Army citadel.
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Salvation Army Young Peoples Councils
Beinig
Ensign
Med
John Wiumer
Salvation Duing
Erie
Kane
Warrent
Titusville
Bradford
Braddock
Dil Guy
Franklin
Sharon
Meadville
Greenville
Oil City
Brunner
Friends of the Army
Ensign Brunner
Salary increase for congressmen approved in Senate bill
Washington Feb 20 Congress voted a $2,500 annual raise for each member to $10,000 a year. The House approved the Senate amendment to the legislative appropriation bill without a record vote. President Coolidge is said to be not enthusiastic but likely to approve it, noting the total cost would be about $1,080,000 yearly.
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Washington
Confess
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Senate
Coolidge
Congress
Saloon Proprietress Killed by Own Booze in Sweyerville
United Press reports Elizabeth Wilchenski a 33 year old saloon proprietress of Sweyerville died after consuming homemade liquor offered for sale at her establishment. Coroner informed as investigators probe the poisoning case.
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United Preas
Wanango Public Service to connect new transmission line
The Wanango Public Service Corporation announced a planned power outage of twenty to thirty minutes this Saturday noon to connect the Erle and Warren transmission lines. The outage will affect service in the area, with the company noting the disruption may be extended if more work is required.
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Wanango. Public. Service. Corporation
Erle
Warren
Wnes
Bribe case sentences in Atlanta prison officials
Gov. Feb. 2010. E. Sartip, ex warden of Avian ta federal penitentiary, jailed for bribe bribes, one year six months. Lawrence Riehl of Columbus Ohio found guilty of conspiring to accept bribes as go between, one year one day. Both released on 6000 bail.
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United Press
Atlanta
Gov
E. Sartip
Avianta Federal Penitentiary
Auanta Penitentiary
Lawrence Riehl
Columbus
Ohio
Not Guilty Verdict in Gold Liquor Case
Meyer Gold was found not guilty of illegal possession of liquor in Erie after a 10 hour jury deliberation. The case, the second trial, involved a large cargo seized by state police and centered on legality of seizure before Prohibition era.
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Erie
D. A. Artiol
Criswell
Mayer Goldwitz
East Twentyavound Street
Social affair at St Edward's School on Tuesday
The Catholic Daughters of America plan a benefit card party at St Edward's School gymnasium on Tuesday evening February 24. A musical program will entertain guests during refreshments, with elaborate decorations and a hopeful large attendance. Tickets are selling well for this popular event.
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St Edward's Parochial School
Catholic Daughters of America
Bank Deposit Stunt Involves Binco Game Ruse
Pittsburgh Feb 20 Police were asked by A D Valentine to arrest a binco artist who fleeced him of 600 dollars via an envelope game. The con man tested a stranger with 1100 dollars to deposit and then revealed a bank method by drawing money and placing it in envelopes. The teller opened torn news and the victim fled.
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Pittsburgh
A.D. Valentine
Valentine
Valentifie
Titusville Road Bids Set for March 13 in Erie County
The Titusville Herald reports bids will be opened by the Department of Highways on March 13 for the McKinney road segment between Centerville and the Erie county line a distance of about seven miles. The project calls for reinforced concrete paving consistent with the present road from Hydetown to Centerville, across Riceville borough and parts of Bloomfield Athens and Rome townships. Erie county commissioners have approved 310,000 dollars in county funds to finish last year’s program and add new roads, including the Union City segment.
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Titanville
Union Citys
Titusville
Oil City
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Pridday
Department of Highways
McKinney Road
Centerville
Erie Courty Line
Titusville Herald
Hydetown
Riceville
Bloomsfield
Athens
Rome
Erie County
Crawford County
Une
Liston City
Union City
Judge Olson Struck in Face at Inquest
Chicago March 20 Chief Justice Tarry Olson of the Municipal court was struck in the face today by Edwin Aldrick representing William D Shepherd during the inquest into the death of William McClintich. A deputy sheriff intervened before further blows could be landed.
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Chicago
Pet
Suntice
Tarry Olson
Edwin Aldrick
William
D- Shepherd
William McClintich
Olson
Estelle Ghrig
Hiorse
Shepherd
Juste Olson
Aldrick
Governor probes poison pill case at dancing party
At oonceabee Hall on Monday February 23 the annual pre dance party of the Women's Benevolent Association of Columbus is held. The event follows the death of two students and illness of six others from quinine poisoning during Rathbuy's orchestra performance. Governor Donahey orders an official investigation of methods used for special devices as dispensary department and Ohio State University pharmacy department prepare to assist.
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United Press Ents
Columbes
Ohi
Benevolent Association of the
Naeem
Deco
Rathbuy
Folti| Donahey
Pharmacy Department
Ohio State
Working University
Trapped Men in Indiana Mine After Explosion
In Sullivan Indiana February 20 hundreds of men are trapped in a city mine three quarters of a mile east of town after an explosion. At least one death confirmed and thirty five men plus a body have been recovered as rescue teams work to reach the entombed workers.
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United Pres Sullivan
Ind
City
To the Ladies comedy draws crowds at high school
The three act farce To the Ladies by Kaufman and Connelly heads to a Monday and Tuesday high school show. Leonard Beebe and Elsie lead a lively cast with Elsie pursuing romance while a crowd-favorite community players present a top tier entertainment. Proceeds support a new alumni scholarship fund.
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George S. Kaufman
Marc Connelly
High Scho
Leonard Beebe
Hilsie
Mobile Leon
Tani
Elsie
Elsie Beebe
Ruth Hall Sheen Teonard Beebie
Lyons Chester Mullins
Wallace Young John, Kincaid
Frank Babbitt Myrtie Kincaid
G. W. Waggoner
Franke O'Day
Claire Jones
Tom Baker
Geiger
Stanley Nichols
Phillip Zalanek
Merrill
Billie Mise Pletcher
Lena, Cohenather
Condra's
Condra
Couple Found Dead in Lancaster Apartment
Police and physicians investigate whether the deaths of Ralph M. Saulders of Philadelphia and Mrs. Lina Van Dyke of Lancaster result from a suicide pact or foul play. The bodies were found by a neighbor after an apparent poisoning incident in Mrs. Van Dyke’s apartment.
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Lancaster
Pel
Rilph M. Saulders
Philadelphis
Lina van D
Polien
van Dyke
Sanders
Philadelphia
John Staliffer
van Dye
Bath
Coat found in field seeks owner on Seneca Street
Police search for the owner of a coat discovered in a field near Seneca and Center streets. Buttons and lining were torn, suggesting possible assault on a local woman returning home. By 3 PM officials had little progress in identifying the owner. Miss Katherine Stone traveled to Warren to visit relatives for Sunday.
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Soring
Indy
Seneca Street
Center Street
Lanlight
Katherine Stone
Warren
Trothes and Tix
Michigan House rejects Federal Child Labor amendment
The Michigan House of Representatives today rejected the Federal Child Labor amendment by an 8 to 2 vote. The measure remains pending in the state Senate Labor committee.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan House of Representatives
State Senate Labor Committee
Northwestern coeds quarantined after smallpox scare
Five hundred coeds at Northwestern University were quarantined in Wall dormitory after one student contracted a smallpox exposure. Warning isolation measures were enforced to prevent spread as the campus responds to the incident.
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United Press
Condemned man fails at suicide in courtroom
In Huntington West Virginia Ernest Ward, age 21, sentenced for car theft to ten years in the State Penitentiary, attempted to take poison in court rather than begin prison. He was rushed to Moundsville to start his term as officers recovered the tablet.
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Huntington
W. Va
Tech
Ernest Ward
Stats
Moundsville
Ward
Adil Peter
Sinking of Washington branded farce by Gen Mitchell
Gen. Billy Mitchell told a congressional committee the Washingtons sinking was a farce. He said sand bags replaced bombs, anti aircraft guns were of little value, and three 1000 pound charges exploded far from the ship. Mitchell claimed 28 enemy planes were shot down by antiaircraft fire in World War I.
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Washington
Tigsett Willian Mitchell
Howes
Navy Department
Washigeton
Tull
France
Woman breaks fast now loses furniture in alleged incident
A chaotic scene unfolds as Mrs. Bessie Hadlong, held as a voluntary prisoner after an assault, loses her furniture when a moving van dismantles her apartment at 1 am. Milton J. Budlong, oil company VP, sent workers to remove items, leaving her without bed or chair.
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neWe
William A. Tipton
Baltimore Evening Sun
Bessie Margaret Hadlong
Milton J. Budlong
North Central Texas Oil Co
Marcus Hook Death Crossing Eliminated
Philadelphia February report states the Pennsylvania Railroad grade crossing at Marcus Hook will be eliminated after a Public Service Commission investigation found it long known as a death trap. Several persons were killed in a crash last week prompting action.
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Philadelphia
Market Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Marcus Hook
Public Service ‘Commission
Connie Sioner
Former Corry Resident Dead
Word was received in the city the death occurred of Mrs Mane Gay wife of Frank Gay. She died at the family home in Warren at 12 30 Thursday. Mrs Gay was a former Corry resident about twenty one years ago then moved with her husband and family to Warren where they have lived since. She is survived by husband and three sons Ralph Gay Akron Ohio Robert and Carl Warren. Funeral services will be held at the home 21 Fifth avenue Saturday morning at 10 o clock and burial will be in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Avenuey
Pine ‘Grove Cemetery
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