Operators and Miners Resume Parley Tuesday
United Press reports talks between anthracite operators and miners resume Tuesday aiming at a settlement after a four month strike. Neither side shows clear progress as negotiations move to the Union League Club and a full-scale committee meet. Separately Mayor Bracken of the city outlined a tough program focused on economy and law enforcement, with department heads named and plans for major city improvements.
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United Press
New York
Joy B Liggis
Ponférens
Union League Ciil
Ion
Philadelphia
Whldorf
Mew
Dias
Thew
American Coal Journal
Ite
Olin W. Bracken
Clisih
Jay
L. Alexander
Bracken
W. Ed Marsh
D. Everett Leach
City Counci
Frank M. Leyland
Ilness Me
Commi Santis Leach
Howard
Wester Blaine Kinnaid
Knead
Porter Read
Frank
Council Watson
Leach
Department of Public Safety
Clyde F Brown
Parsons
Loteland
Department of Public Parks and Property
J. Weaver
J. Kelly
Washington cites disarmament plea for nation league parley
President Coolidge sent a special message urging a 50000 appropriation to fund sending a delegation to a League of Nations meeting in VeDrift. The aim is to lay groundwork for future armament talks while stressing no commitment beyond the preparatory measures. Senate leaders like Mr Myeridge and Mr Conk idge echo the policy of preferred disarmament and limited armament.
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United Press
Wasilington
Jon
Coolidgh
Coingrave
United States
VeDriut
Myelidge
Sie
Conkidge
Steubenville and Buffalo Police Probe Ties Pair to Jewelry Robbery
In Steubenville a joint probe with Buffalo police focuses on two men held on trespassing charges who may be linked to a jewelry store robbery. Witnesses say the suspects, named Miller and Kuep, claim travel across many states and deny full cooperation. Authorities plan a 15 day county jail sentence while investigations continue into possible connections to other thefts.
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Ohio
Iffaly
Tui
Epera P. 2
Tulsa
Kaap
Milly
Panie
Haifall
Miller
Union Kuep
Steubengke
Hig City
Hiitilu
Pennsylvania
Itoad
Tuco
Stubbenville
Polic
Toho
Aiviiee
Carol's Wife Refuses Divorce Sparks Romanian Crises
The Princess Teleg declares she will oppose divorce from Crown Prince Carol as King Ferdinand and ministers meet in secret at Castle Sinai to decide succession. A censored dispatch notes tension over royal marriage and throne ahead of broader political shifts.
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Prose Hucharesd
Vorlhy
Carol
Teleg
Perdinaind
Prettier Nratiann
Gonstaninescue
Duca
Mardarescu
Today’s five best radio features listed by markets
A fragmented radio listing shows five feature programs across stations in different markets. It mentions Eastern Grand Opera Mignon at 10 p.m., WSM Cincinnati and Central-Community, WECO Minneapolis Saint Paul at 10:90 p.m., and other named groups The Revelers KOO Oakland and Fauentlowial Program with times and places.
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WSM
WECO
Fight for Dry Prohibition Sees Coal Shortage in Pa
Pittsburgh report from January 4 notes pro prohibition factions preparing for state sessions and campaigns ahead of the May primaries and November election. United Press details a coal supply crisis with anthracite nearly exhausted, prices rising steeply to as high as 80 dollars per ton in some markets, with substitutes like coke and bituminous coal surging in use.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Unrtisburg
Pennsylvania Committee
Tks
Quebec
Jus T. Flood
Flood
United States Senate
Loud
United Pros
New York
Jay
Suriator
Westhull
West Virginia
Washington
Philladelphia
Philadelphia
Portsville
Harrisburg
New Manager of Hotel Corry Takes Charge
RK Sieganthaler arrived in the city last evening and took over the Hotel Corry directing the new rural route. He comes from the Reed House at Erie and is joined by Mrs Sieganthaler. The management plans to implement necessary changes for satisfactory operation and a successful regime. In Washington, June 4, the tariff fight renewed as rival resolutions for investigation of the tariff commission were introduced by proponents and opponents, prompting a Senate debate over its workings.
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CORRY
RK. Sieganthaler
Sieganthaler
City
Sieganthiler
Cory
Reed House
Erie
Hang
Thny
Senate
United Press
Washington
United States Tariff Commission
King
Utah
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Greece under Dictatorship as Pangalos Rules
Athens reports Greece is under a dictatorship after Premier Pangalos proclaimed himself dictator and indefinitely postponed senatorial elections. Strong actions shift political power and raise international concern.
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United Free Athens
Greece
Pangalos
Second arrest in bank failure shocks New Castly
In New Castly Pennsylvania on January 4 the second arrest related to the First State Bank of New Pastis failure has been made. Victor Dayne, bank president, is held on a seven thousand dollar bond for embezzlement and misuse of funds. His nephew Edmond Dayne, cashier, was arrested shortly after the bank closed.
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United Press
New Castly
First State Bank of
New Pastis
Victor Dayne
State Banking Department
Edmond () Dyne
Ten Thousand Dollar Fire Hits Union Laundry
Fire of determined origin destroyed Riverside laundry in Union City early Sunday, causing about 10000 dollars in losses and injuring two volunteer firemen. The blaze, discovered near five, overwhelmed crews before arrival. injuries from an acid wagon explosion were reported on firefighters. Laundry owner E D Williams will relocate temporarily. clothing sent to Erie for cleaning and return planned.
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Union City
Riverside
Murn Danner
Marvin Cooper
Cooper
Danner
Williams
Lauder
Erie
Demotion of Mitchell Investigated by House Leader
Representative Garrett moves to probe the demotion of Col William Mitchell Army Air Service officer. He seeks a War Department copy of a letter from former Secretary Weeks to President Coolidge alleging Mitchell’s nonrecommendation cost him the post. A vehicle wreck near Huntingdon left Stanley Hloys dead and Joe Fisher injured. discovery delayed, prompting calls for congressional inquiry.
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United Press
Washington
Clouse
Williaam Mitchell
Army Air Service Officc
Garrett
Tennessee
Minrity Feader
Secretary of War
Wesks Huntingdon
Coolidge
Stanley Hloys
Joe Fisher
Mitchell
Garsett
Judiciary Committee
Fisher
Tesu
House
Congress
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Warren County
North Center Street
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Leo
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