Shanghai Warship Revolt Ignites Foreign Quarters
United Press reports turmoil as Chinese warships rebel in Shanghai with shellfire striking water fronts. Foreigners rush waterfront as international and French settlements mobilize volunteers and British troops guard the international settlement amid rising disorder. US Marines and other forces are readied as rumors of higher protection claims spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Francis Misselwitz
United Press
Sjiangual
Vegi Hary
Shanghai
United States
United States Hansport Chaumont
Strik
Ueneitt
Ree
Shanehil
Sunsyouli
Chung Ghungzhang
Winne Improves After Head Injury Hospital Stay
Reported improvement today in the condition of Cite A Wirnne who is confined to Cory Hospital after a personal safety related incident. The patient had a comfortable night and continued improvement noted by staff. doctors cautious about full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory Hospital
Aisit
Thik Ater Nua
Five Best Radio Features Network Schedule
National broadcast lineup lists multiple stations with programs including a Coolidge address to Congress and a piano cello concert. Notable items mention Pablo Casals and Barbara Maurel, with station groupings across Boston Baltimore Springfield and a municipal band concert schedule aired at various times
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationals Broadcast Co
Coolidge
Washington
Hinthiy
Mesaage
Congress
WHAW
Pablo Casals
Wotlat
Barbara Maurel
Springfield
Boater
Hocker
Boston
Baltimore
Figatern
WJZ
KDKA
Grant Oper Group
Health Board Tightens Milk Regulations in Corry
The Corry Health Board ordered milk dealers to require tuberculin testing of cows used for sold milk at dealer expense under a licensed veterinarian. Dairymen at Istwerk conference urged regular herd tests and frequent dairy inspections with full support for action. The board’s monthly report noted twenty contagious diseases quarantined in the city since January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Corry
Istwerk
Board of Mealth
Cicer Tipton
Health
Election of Corry School District treasurer deferred
The Corry School District postponed the election of a new treasurer at a special board meeting. Acting treasurer D A Lidstrom will serve until the next regular meeting in March. Foster K Davis and D Everett Leach filed. others may as well. A $10,000 surety bond requirement was approved and G Pastlethwait will audit books prior to the election. The board praised Palmer’s long service and will memorialize his record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Davis
Leach
G. Pastlethwait
Gin Ney
Ovenstant
Palmer
SEEK INCREASE IN COMPENSATION FOR WORKERS
Harrisburg reports organized labor may push a bill under the State Workmens Compensation Act to raise benefits if labor and capital fail to agree. Governor Fisher backs amendments to aid injured workers and families of those killed on duty. Meetings over two weeks between labor, capital, and leaders have not resolved proposed increases. Bituminous coal operators oppose the higher scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Organized Labor
Janes N. Maurer
Theyate Federation of Labor
Fisher
Representatinn
W. J. Mellon
Purge Moves in High Finance Election Reform Effort
The Reed election investigating committee strengthens actions to recount Pittsburgh and Philadelphia ballots and test Senate power to jail officials who handled large sums tied to Pennsylvania and Illinois campaigns. Witnesses Cunningham and Insull face questions. contempt proceedings loom if information remains withheld.
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Paul RB. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Pet
Reed
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Senate
Pennsylvania
Illnois
Pennsylvanis
Sarmpjel Insull
Traction
Ilinois
Butt
Iusues
Chicago County
Daniel Schuyler
Man Stricken as He Slept in Union City Home
Stricken with apoplexy while he slept, 74 year old John Boutwell was found dead in his son Harry Boutwell’s home at 802 Ent Street. He retired in apparent good health and died overnight. Survivors include a sister Mrs Etta Johnson of Columbus and a brother J P Boutit of Union City. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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John Boutwell
East Street
John
Bownwell
Harry Boutwell
Thi
Ager Mast
Etta Johnson
Columbus
J. P. Botit. Well
Union City
Washington Paid Tribute by Coolidge in Birthday Ceremonies
President Coolidge led national commemorations of George Washington in the 195th anniversary of the founder’s birth. A nationwide broadcast reached 42 stations as Congress reflected on Washington’s career and Americanism amid Mount Vernon events and mass meetings in Washington.
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Washington
Coolidge
United Press
Tub
Cobridge
Potomac River
Mount Vernon
House of Representatives
Senate
George DerricGa
Supreme Court
Cabinet Sepyaglestl
Gy Arnmnent
Noted Rotary Program Features Growth of International Rotary
Rotary Club heard a history of Rotary International from its Feb 28, 1905 inception to today. Frank Weeks led the program with Rotarians Martin Auer Illstrom Clark Dewey Wright and Mount, noting 22nd anniversary growth and global reach. Guests Fred Rent and D F Miller attended. next week the Red Arrow Quartette from Pennsylvania Railroad is planned to perform for club and Kiwanis guests.
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Red Arrow
Rotary International
Rotary Club
International Rotary
Frank Weeks
Martin, Auer
Illstrom
Clark
Dewey
Wright
Mount
Fred Rent
Walthai
Mass
D. FE. Miller
Longworth Re-Elected Speaker and Party Leader
Washington reports House Republicans at a caucus re elected Nicholas Longworth of Ohio as Speaker and John T. Tilson of Georgia as floor leader for the new 70th Congress amid expected opposition and dissension within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Voney
Nine Nova Scotia Crew Rescued Near Boston After Storm
Nine members of the British schooner Kathleen Ponrad crew, stranded for nearly three days with no food, are rescued about 70 miles off Boston Light after a gale swept their craft. They credit the Gloucester fisherman Grand Marshal crew with saving their lives during the heavy seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivo
Boston
Het
Kathleen Ponrad
Boston Light
Grand Marshal
Pennsylvania National Guard Company A shines at state review
Company A of the Pennsylvania National Guard received a creditable showing at the annual federal and state inspection held at the Suite Armory. Majors Fish and Johnson led the inspection with relatives watching as the guard unit demonstrated drilling and military routine.
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Theul Gair
Pennesylvania National Guard
Suite
William A. Fish
Adjutant Genem
Department of the State
Alexander Johnson
United States Army
Fish and Johnson
Branklin
Small
Brigg
McCow
Unpaid School Taxes Amount to About 13000
Approximately $13,000 of the 1926 school fare assessment remains unpaid. The balance is split between per capita and property taxes with much of the per capita tax and property tax still outstanding. Collector figures show limited progress since February. A. B. Ladies Aid Society plans a meeting at West Columbus AvenueWed afternoon.
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Cimaitis
Board of Education
Gall Geiger Lastaight
Gil Gorton
Diaz Seeks US Alliance Amid Nicaragua Protectorate Talk
United Press reports discussions on a possible formal treaty that would allow a virtual United States protectorate over Nicaragua. Officials emphasize protecting American citizens and interests while avoiding violation of Nicaraguan sovereignty.
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Ludwell Denny
United Press State
Washington
Home Die T
Cuiteil States
Nicaraigua
Priselit
Ding Nat
Nicaragua
United States
Panama
Panama Assembly
Poclidige
Kel Tone
Central
Americ
Mexico
Caribbean
Bragsmany Bluit Lumber Co
Freberg Mahogany
Mengalin
Otis Manuufacturing Co
Astoria Serporting, and Manufacturing Co
Standard Fruit and Steamship Co
American Dyewood Co
Labus
Los Angeles
Cheanmel Fruit Co
Andy
Leaders Hope to Avert Strike in Bituminous Mines
April 1 strike looming as United Mine Workers and operators fail to reach a wage agreement in the Miami conference. International President John Lewis calls a miners meeting while both sides clash over Jacksonville wage terms and outside intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Miami
Pla
Fey
Palaba
J. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Miami
Jacksonville
John Te. Lewis
United Miners
Tthe
Optratera
Ohia Group
Lewis
Ohio
Indiana
Iidustry
Foster Trial Postponed to May Term in Assault Case
The trial of A. B. Poster charged with assault and battery over an alleged attack on Cat Peterson of this city is postponed to the May term of Saunty County court. Poster was indicted by the February grand jury in Erle two weeks ago.
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A. B. Poster
Cat Peterson
Poster
Erle
Beardsley Receives Reformatory Term In Erie Court
Kenneth Beardsley, jailed weeks earlier on forgery, pleaded guilty in Erie to the charge and was sentenced by Judge W B Hirt to Huntingdon reformatory. His accomplice Donald Geartson received parole after passing several bad checks. Other sentences included Robert B Robinson fined and jailed five to ten years, and Ralph Ailes fined and sentenced two years six months to five years.
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Hirt
Huntingdon
Kenneth Beardsley
Erie
Huntingdon Reformatory
W. B. Hirt
Beardsley
Donald Geartson
Geertson
Jude Hirt
Robert B. Robinson
Stafford
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U. S. Protectorate
International
Winne
Health Board
D. A. Hillstrom
Finance Committee
Penn
Longworth
State Armory
A. B. Ladies Aid Society
England
Diaz
Kelloge
Pregient Coolidge
Fonseca
Bay and
Com Islands
US Navy
State Department
Tike
United Presses
Sasrapyareti States Alliance
Foster
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