Spies Trail U S Senators Prompt Capitol Precautions
In Washington the Senate Wing tightens security amid reports that senators are being spied on. A plain clothes police squad is patrolling galleries and lobbies under Sergeant at Arms David S Barry following Republican Floor Leader Watson's order. Senators Borah and Wheeler have claimed their offices are under watch as part of espionage concerns tied to prohibition enforcement charges.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senate
United
Watson
Rom Tims
Borah
Idaho
Prohibition
Wheeler
Montana
Bork
Capitol
Highboys In Concert Before Woman's Club
A fair sized and appreciative audience enjoyed the concert by the Ute High School Boys double quartet directed by Miss Latie Murray. Charles Auer was ill and did not participate. The group included Max Harvey, Charles Auer, M Williams, William Reed, Ross Glenn, Venus Follett, Miller Shoop, and Robert Beagle performing vocal, violin, and trombone pieces with a reception to follow.
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Ute High Wschool Boys
Corry
Ross Glenn
Venus Follett
Miller Shoop
Robert Beagle
Dermott
Potter
Max Harvey
Salling
Max ‘Harvey
The
Lith
Recklessness blamed for Kenosha train wreck
In Kenosha Wisconsin Norman E Shinners 21 was blamed for a North Shore electric train crash that killed 11 and injured over 100 as investigators pursue official fault. W B Hall motorman remained in hospital amid coroner inquest delay with many patients still gravely injured and others discharged.
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United Press
Kenosha
Wis
Norman E. Shinners
North Shore Electric
W. B. Hall
A. B. Schmitz
Radio Entertainment Schedule Across Networks
Today there is a lineup of radio programs across WIZ NBC WABC GBS CBS networks. Highlights include Lopez Hour World Tour Old Goldswhiteman Hour and Radio Keith O pheum Hour with Publix Night listed for 11 30 EST.
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WIZ
NBC Network
Uibby
WABC
GBS
Old Goldswhiteman
War Ted
NBC
Keith O~pheum
CBS
Publix
Marines May Be Dispatched to Quell Trouble in Dominican Republic
Dominican Republic in revolt with rebel troops capturing Monte Cristi fortress and President Vasquez resigning. He sought refuge at Santo Domingo fortress. wife at the American legation. U.S. Haitian Commission reports unrest and possible intervention. Marines available in Haiti could be sent to the other part of the island. Commission members named by President Hoover include Forbes, White, Fletcher, West, and Vezina.
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United Press
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Monte Cristi
National
Horacio Vasquez
Vasquez
Listin Diario
Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
Hoover
Key West
Haiti
United States
Th’ S Island
Heit
Gameron Forbes
Boston
Irmer
Philippines
William Allen White
Emparin
Kansas
Henry P. Fletcher
Green Feastle
Elie Vezina
Rhode Island
Coast Guard Nets Runner After Gun Battle
In New London on February 25 a Coast Guard patrol captured an armed runner following a gun battle. The operation lasted from Narragansett Bay to More River, Massachusetts, with heavy ammunition fire and Commander L. T. Chalker confirming the incident.
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Ram
New London
Coast Guard
Bass
Amin
Vehaas
Gould Yeland
Narragan
Sett Bay
Pore River
Mass
L. T. Chalker
Anstmeed
Pittsburgh District Hit by Storm and Floods
Heavy rain and an electric storm swept the Pittsburgh district last night and today, crippling transportation and communications. One man was electrocuted, a bridge swept away, and towns from Turtle Creek to Leetsdale flooded, leaving hundreds homeless as rivers rose and streets turned to canals.
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Corry
Pittsburgh
United Press
The
Journal
Waith
Pilteoureh
Thomas Sadyanch
Turtle Creek
Strickly
Thompson
Brown Hollow
Glenfield
Leetsdale
Ambridge
Sewickley
Holgeworth
South Heights
Allegheny County
School Street Creek
Drivers Must Renew License By Saturday
Scores of Corry automobile operators and thousands statewide must renew licenses by March 1 or risk being caught without permits. Motor Vehicles Commissioner Benjamin G. Eynon notes many ignore license cards. year-end figures show 1,238,620 licenses issued in 1829 vs 1,128,873 this year. Highway Patrol to inform against violators as the license year ends February 25. lease fee fixed at $1. Bureau of Motor Trades has returned 100,000 applications with remittances attached.
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Benjamin G. Eynon
State Highway Patrol
Bureau of Motor Ratdes
Thirteen oil companies named in indictment
Brockton Massachusetts February indictment charges a conspiracy among thirteen oil firms and eight individuals to restrain trade and fix prices for gasoline and petroleum products. The list includes Standard Oil of New York, Beacon Oil New Jersey, Gulf Refining and more, with reading planned in Superior Court. The case stems from a Keil of Corporation complaint after a monthlong inquiry by District Attorney Wilbur.
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United Press
Brockton
Mass
Aspiracy
Sidale
Eiaetiors
Distriet
Wimfield
Wilbur
Jy Is
Keil
Cor
Wimar
Standard Oi Company
Ni York
Beacon Oil Company
New Jersey
Cites Service Refining, Co
Jeney Manufacturing Co
Richfield] Gil Corporation
Massachusetts
Tidewater Oil Sales Corporation
Shell Wastern Petroleum Products, Inc
Texas Company
Gulf Refining Co
Sun Ol Cog Avuine Refining Co
Sinclair Refining Co
Mexican Petroleum Corporation
Wayne Township Board Seeks Tax Increase
Wayne township supervisors petitioned the court to raise tax rates from 10 to 12 mills. Judge Williams set March 17 for the hearing as additional millage is needed for many improvements, with supervisors A W Alcorn William Bensinke and B W Slye named.
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Ease
Wayne Township
Williams
Birt
A.W. Alcorn
William, Bensinke
B. W. Slye
Dr Crawford urges Edinboro college band project support
Rotary Club hears Dr Crawford of Edinboro State Teachers College praise for a boys band plan. Club votes 33 to 4 to back the project and fund instruments and related expenses. Board of Education may approve next week to run the band through schools. Lawrence Desmond welcomed to the club with guests from North Girard and Meadville.
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Edinboro
GG. Grawford
Holinboro State Teachers’ College
Pennsylvania
Crawford Re
Slain Man Believed Victim of Bandits in Maryland
In Hagerstown Maryland February 25 police sought a motive after the body of Theodore Rockman of Brownsville Pennsylvania was found hidden in brush near the city. The name had been stitched into his coat and money in his pockets prompted investigators to doubt robbery as the sole motive.
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United Res
Hagerstown
Theodore Rockman
Brownsville
Senate Focuses Entire Session on Tariff Measure
Washington, Feb. 25. The Senate, after delaying prohibition, resumes focus on completing the tariff bill by March 10. Leaders push to avoid further delays with the Norris prohibition investigation postponed, while debates on wool and other schedules continue amid shifting coalitions. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lustie and their daughter visit the city.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Asturst
Arizona
Wickersham
Mitchell
Who Is He Secretary of State Under Roosevelt
The secretary of state under President Theodore Roosevelt is described as a longtime counselor to the world, an octogenarian figure noted in a brief page reference. The item hints at a biographical sketch or sidebar on page three.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Gangster in Hospital Room Survives Raid by Gunmen
Chicago gangster McErlane, wounded with a broken leg in a hospital bed, fought off attackers with Spike O’Donnell’s help as 30 to 40 shots cracked through the Deaconess Ward. He refused to identify shooters and warned police about moving him to Bridewell Hospital.
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United Press
Chicago
Franz McBrime
Daven
Sougheat
Uint
Aly
Spike
Odonnell
Gingster
Stricker
Bat McEllane
Bridewell
Lar
McErlane
Iain Sin
Heads of Parley Delegations Called to Meet
London February 25 United Press reports Prime Minister MacDonald was asked for a constitution of the heads of all delegations to the mayor conference. The British spokesman said the prime minister favored the arrangement while the French delegation headed by Premier Camille Chautemps would arrive on Wednesday for the resumption of negotiations after the conference had adjourned since last week.
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United Press
London
MacDonald
Ashton
Camille Chautemps
Faces trial in May for death of Corry man
Joseph Sols a 54 year old resident of Lamititt was indicted for first degree murder in the death of Frank Baresi in Mayville after a fatal shooting following a dispute over wedding expenses. The autopsy confirmed a bullet path through the ear to the stomach, causing fatal injuries. Sols will stand trial at the May term of Chautauqua county court. he is defended by attorney Thomas P. Heffernan. Baresi, father of eleven, died at Dunkirk hospital after lapsing into a coma. Funeral plans pending.
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Joseph Sols
Lamititt
Joseph Burna
Brows Memorial Hospital
Duminute Westerdy
Sota
Chal Tally County
Mayville
Sulhl
Tecumty Quill
Couimepent
Dumkeshire
Chautauqua County Court
Marcella Sout
Slughner
Eas
Frank Baresch
Solliie Ind
Barpesi
Guyings
Allan Gustom
Baress
Dunkirk
Peaice
J. ¥. Foss
John J. Warren Ofunkirk
George B. Blood
Fredonia
Baresi
Glenn V. Woodin
Sonu
Sofia
Atteney
Thomas P. Heffernan
Baressi
Ity
Alexander & Company
Rome
Hast Smith
Sineet
Anne
New York
Ant. Marie
Angelina
Jeannette
Frank
Albert
Joseph
Sam
Stock Prices Slump as Markets React to Declines
New York markets fell as nearly all issues declined with grains and cotton reaching new lows for the season. March wheat and rubber dropped, call money rose to 4.5 percent, and stock exchange trading showed unsettled activity amid expected March settlements. In Los Angeles, Alexander Pantages, jailed on a conviction appeal for attacking dancer Hunice Pringle, appeared gravely ill with a possible heart attack and was attended by Dr. Benjamin Blank after gasping on his cell cot.
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United Press
New York
Stoke Exchange
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Los Angeles
Calif
Alexander Pantages
Hunice Pringle
Benjamin Blank
Pantages
Fie
Sunézy
Mila
Bond
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U.S
Highboys
U. S
Wayne Twp. Board
DR. Crawford
Rotary Club
State Teachers’ College
Joseph Baressi
Dunkirk Hospital
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