Air Armament Third Party Movement Scrapped In U S Push
President Coolidge faces a decision on a proposed air armament conference. Officials warn that without limits on airplane and production plans, the United States could fall further behind France Italy and Japan in air power. Experts note warship and aircraft gaps complicate any limited arms talks and argue for government subsidies to boost domestic aviation.
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William Mitchell
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France
Grat Astin
Italy
Japan
Britain
Arme Conferance
Jess
Hart
Cuban capital tightens after officer shot by policeman
In Havana military authorities confine troops to quarters after an army officer is killed following an alleged insult to an American woman in a cabaret. Police report the officer was with four Americans from Indiana when shot. officials seek to suppress details while Miss Miriam Kotord Jett visits Buffalo.
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BG Atkins
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Lbl Tracy
Elkhart
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Poday's Five Best Radio Features
SD St Louis lists five radio feature highlights including Centra Symphony Orchestra Rix Helpte Gane and Mendelssohn's oration. WHAM New York presents Eastern neent Gapes and His Orchestra. WHX Cleveland airs Hantern Karnival Klub. WIP Philadelphia features Navy Yard Program Washington Anniversary at 9 P M.
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Hijah
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New York
Neent Gapes
WHX
Cleveland
P. M. Hantern
P. M. Hantern—Karnival Klub
WIP
Philadelphia
Washington
Zeppelin dirigible Los Angeles arrives in Bermuda to boost air service
The airship Los Angeles, carrying Assistant Secretary of the Navy Douglas Robinson and crew, landed at Bermuda after a Lakehurst departure. It will moor at Murray's Anchorage to prepare for a possible daily mail and passenger service between the United States and Bermuda, signaling a future civilian air link.
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Bermuda
United States
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Howe
Patoka
Murray
Anchorage
Douglas
Rol Insom
Jorey Na
Robinson
Los Angeles
Washington Anniversary To Be Observed
The city observes Washington's birthday with schools and buildings closed Monday. City offices and the public library will close, markets pause, and the Journal will publish normally while manufacturing plants run on a normal schedule.
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Oard. of Education
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Missing Osborne Wood Vanishes From Paris Hotel Crillon
Son of Major General Leonard Wood disappears from the Crillon Hotel in Paris after six days. He left unpaid bills, a Chinese valet distressed by the situation, and only a small handbag while baggage stayed in care. No trace afterward except a likely sighting at a Latin Quarter restaurant.
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Isaac Miller Dies At 25 In Westfield Home
Isaac Miller aged 25 years and 10 months died at his sister Mrs. D M L Ingham's home at 200 East Street Tiollocke this morning. He is survived by his father Archie Miller of Westfield New York, sister, and two brothers George Miller of Coy and Archie Miller Jr. of Westfield. Funeral services will be at Madaden & Company's Undertaking Parlors Tuesday at 2 o'clock with interment in Beaver Gain.
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D ML. Ingham
East Street
Archie Miller
Wertfield
N.Y
Wifh
George Miller
Archie Miter, Jr
Westfield
Aledanden & Company
Knights of Columbus Barn Dance Draws 250 Couples
The annual Knights of Columbus barn dance at the State Armory drew over two hundred fifty couples for a highly successful event. The Meadville Olympians radio orchestra provided music, with a varied Meadvill artist program featuring the Harmon Four and solo performances. The concert and dance crowds filled the ballroom amid enthusiastic applause for a standout community affair.
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Clifford Jourdes
Harold Dietzel
Leo Cook
Edward Kinley
Ballony
Knights
Grain crop failure grips Russia amid famine fears
Reports from Moscow say Russia faces severe grain shortages as migrations increase and food stocks run low. Astrakhan and Samara report dwindling supplies while peasants move toward Siberia. some children wander in hardship with limited shelter and food.
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Anay
Three Die and Four Hurt in Oil Barge Blast
A Drews Levick barge in the Schuylkill River off 21st Street exploded at 10 10 injuring four and leaving three missing. The barge sank about an hour later with six men aboard. Firemen battled the blaze as trains were halted and investigators arrived with Coroner Patton to probe the cause.
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Schuylill River
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Frederick Garrett
James Butler
Hegekian Braxton
Daniel’ Coleman
Butler
Ile Seas
Patton
Massive Footwear Sale Draws Big Crowds in City
Large crowds flock to Brownell and Newhouse on N Senter Street for one of the greatest shoe sales, with about $30,000 in stock from the Krug Shoe purchase being discounted. J Newhouse of Jamestown recently took over the Intelligence Wil gM Weed store and plans a full re stock. Purchases also follow Brownell’s Erie stock acquisition as customers rush before the sale ends.
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Irving Todtman Dies in Seneca Falls New York
Word reached relatives in the U.S. this morning of the death of Irving Todtman in Seneca Falls New York aged in his 30s. He is survived by his mother Mrs K Todtman and two uncles A Gumbinsky and Sam Jacobson. Funeral services in New York Monday.
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Seneca Falls
N. Y
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Sam Jacobson
Gumbinsky
Senbea
Paris
N.Y
Invitation to open the sequicentennial exposition
The invitation to open the sequicentennial exposition near year within the former centennial in 1878 was sent yesterday to Ulysses S. Grant Jr., son of President Grant, who currently resides in San Diego California.
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France and Germany in Trade Agreement
Paris Feb 21 representatives of France and Germany arrived as the basis for a plan to form a commercial treaty between the two former war time governments. Preliminary talks indicate an agreement on concessions or its adoption may be considered by official authorities today.
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Labor votes to abandon party of LaFollette
United Press reports Chicago February 21 that the LaFollette third party movement moves toward collapse as 18 Tabor unions vote to abandon the effort with one dissent. The action comes ahead of the National Conference for Progressive Political Action opening today.
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Robert M. LaPollétte, Jr
Wisconsin
LaPollette, Sr
American Federation of Labor
Concord P T A Holds Interesting Meeting
The Concord Parent-Teachers Association met in the school Friday evening with fifty seven members and friends in attendance. The group conducted business, then the school children gave a fine program. Mrs Gould received a rising vote of thanks for a gift plant. Mrs Matearet and Mable rendered the solo The Magic of Your Eyes with an encore. Mrs Oscar Johnson and daughters visited Elgin to see Mr and Mrs Harvey Lilly.
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Gould
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Mable
Congress Raises Its Pay In Five Days Amid Postal Bill Debate
Congress passed a five day measure boosting lawmakers salaries from 9 000 to 10 000 dollars per year while pending postal salary reforms stalled. Cabinet officers the Speaker and Vice President also gain 3000 annually. total annual cost 1 385 500 dollars. President Coolidge reportedly may not veto citing legislative discretion in appropriations.
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Congréss
Fire Drives Five Hundred From Six Story New York Building
In Upper Broadway near Times Square a six story building housing theater studios and offices caught fire. Reserves from three police stations aided firefighting as occupants fled to the street. Charles Lockhart helped evacuate others before being overcome by smoke. The blaze badly damaged theaters and offices on the ground floor.
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Ulster County Gazette Funeral of Washington Reprinted
An old Ulster County Gazette from January carrying full details of George Washington's death and funeral is praised by Mrs Merker for its preservation. The Journal reprints the Washington entombed narrative with solemn funeral scenes at Mount Vernon and notes its historic value.
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United States
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Washington
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Mount Vernon
Rescue Efforts Prolonged as Gas Mine Toll Grows
Rescue forces in Sullivan Indiana faced extreme peril in the gas mine disaster. Seventeenth body recovered as officials report sixty one dead and thirty remain unaccounted and buried in perilous sections. Rescue teams labored through rock falls and gas, five to six rescues per shift, amid rain and crowds of anxious relatives.
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Wilton
Embry
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Phosias
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