Hughes Orders Withdrawal of All U.S. Troops
United Press reports President Hughes orders the withdrawal of American Rhine forces after a conference with Secretary of State and other officials. About 1,000 officers and men will depart from Coblenz as transport ships sail from New York and Antwerp. A small guard, some 50 personnel, remains at Koblenz to protect captured property.
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United Pros
Washington
Amoriway
Germany
Sergenry
Provident
Rhine
Artietico
Thy
Anv
Hughes
Senate
Reed
Rouge
Menyy
Aion
Regula
Phaipa
Dalath
Heelan
Jorges
United
Prwtn
New Yorks
White House
Antwerp
Weeks
Five bandits sought after silk heist near Philadelphia
State troopers launched a dragnet across southeastern Pennsylvania to capture five thieves who seized a truck on the Chester Pike yesterday. The driver William Davis was bound and gagged for hours before authorities learned of the robbery. The stolen truck and its contents of silk valued at about ten thousand dollars were left abandoned.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Chester Pike
William Davis
Home Bombing Kills Two in Washington Pa
A blast destroyed the Edwards home at Lincolit near Washington Pennsylvania early today, killing Jeanie Edwards five months old, her miner father, and a second child. State police report that three other Edwards family members were fatally or seriously injured and that tension between the Edwards and several foreigners is being investigated.
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Washington, Pa
de Jeanie Edwards
Tiol
Lincolit
Here
Edwards
Corry Endures Severe Storm Citywide Turbulence
Forecasters warn Corry faces its season’s sharpest storm with heavy snow and rain. Officials report early morning plow operations and street conditions near critical routes as trains run behind schedule. Weather maps show broad impact from Gulf to Great Lakes with colder temps inland and milder Pacific coast trends.
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Mort Savers
Ktorsa
Tae Ivan
Strekah Watt
Wggill
Yestarcay
Alehe
Hurtin
Gulf State
Upper
Ohio
Jake Ewinn
North Pacific
Rocky Mountain
Mivuldstype River
Rocky Mountains
New Officers Elected by National Bank in Corry
The National Bank of Corry held its stockholders meeting with record year deposits at $1,800,000. Directors elected Henry Keppel as president and O L Andrews as cashier, with Frank Laurie as vice president and Louise Mays as teller.
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Oney Koppel
Frank Laurie
Andrews
Qaniste Hint Cashiers
Rineain
Wilton
Edwarda
Mise
Louise Mays
Hank
Chinese Take Up Work in Cuba
An Erie train carried a carload of Chinese laborers to Cuba yesterday with a government agent and railroad detective accompanying. The group was monitored during their brief stop in the city, and they will be transported from New York to Cuba by boat.
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Erie
Cuba
Clong
New Yorke
Pallee
Crisis Deepens as Rhine Troops Return Home
United Press reports military movements toward the Ruhr with German and French actions unfolding. American troops on the Rhine are pulled back, while Communist agitation and border maneuvers in Lithuania and Germany heighten tension as reparations talk and Memel status loom.
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United Press
Fronce
Ruhr
Rhine
Pation
Luis
France
Germany
Paris
Essen
Humburg
Ouai D'Orsay
Hughims Pilin
Brancé
Herisl
Memel
Auto magnates predict the best year in history
Auto magnates in New York and Detroit voiced optimism for 1928 as the biggest year on auto industry and national economy. Executives like Alton G Seiberling and G H Slivbusen spoke at the Grand Central Palace dinner while others discussed postwar prosperity and renewed production.
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New York
United Press
Grand Central Palace
Spiddle
Alton G. Seiberling
Mupaysr
Haynes
Kokomo
Ind
Slivbusen
Hupmobile Company of
Detroit
Charles Gilifton
National Automobile Chamber of Commierce
I. Chandler
Eddie Rickenbacker
W. G. Durhit
R. B Olda
I J. Haynes
Herrin
Tris
Witneses
Sunbeam
Hofman
William Goodman
Washington
Senate
Clark
Sento Lodge
India
Girl testifies on hooded band abduction in Louisiana case
Addie May Hamilton 17 testified that hooded men from the Ku Klux Klan abducted her from her mother’s home in Louisiana, threatening to "take and feather" her if she did not go. She recalled pleas to her mother and described a prior incident in Little Rock as investigators probed the case.
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United Court House
Basprop
Jon
Rons
Lowisiana
Addiea May Hamilton
Ku Klux Klin
Little Rock
Addie
Mamma
George Guion
Azelstant
Weber Murder Case Baffles Meadville Authorities
Meadv ille police state the Weber murder case remains unsolved after days of intensive inquiry. State police and county and railroad officers continue to question suspects as a special council session promises action to combat disorder.
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Jan
WY Weber
Shine
Wagslik
Tia
Miele
Ity
Railromd
Yewsiee
Sommituinix
Erie
Mim Boing
Phrpows
Night school classes open at high tonight
Evening courses begin for subjects including typewriting and shorthand at local high school. Enrollment is open for workers and the program aims to keep students from missing work, with sessions at 7510 Mt and 790 p.m. on the listed dates.
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Allare
Elks Dance Tonight At Nome North Canter Street
Elks hold a dance this evening at their Nome on North Canter Street with Mouonger n orchonten and a pep program. Guests include Mrs Sadie Elliott and friends from Chicago, with piano and saxophone performances and a late hour dance.
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Elks
Canter Street
Mouonger
Orchonten
Pedia
C. W. Lindquist
Tianestown
Martinee
Banjo
James Howard
PLC
Hayrs
Hopwine
Sadie
Elliott
Chicago
Oscartond
Feliz
Jackie Coogan Offered Big Movie Deal
Film star Jackie Coogan reportedly received a large offer tied to a project involving "The Doogihan Pair" and others. The proposal valued at around $400 000 with substantial backend benefits and a potential high salary in the project led by a producer linked to Mary Teta and collaborators.
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Jackie Coogan
Angees
Jan
Jackie
Toby
Pujike
Mary Teta
Ali Pletnees
Hhanmounensent
Ito
Weis
Weis Wapserstood Tey
Juikie
Large Rise in Stockholders for Citizens Bank
The Citizens Bank stockholders meeting at the View Home was led by President Desmond. The bank reported a steady year with deposits near two million dollars and total deposits up by about two percent. Directors named included Bemnond, Love binds Gy, Barlow, Sweet, Parr, Bask, Brows, Donne, and Sugieh. officers were elected for the coming year.
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Citwene National Bank
Fine View
Desmond
Ty Bolterty
Rewrey
Barlow
Two Coastings Crash Victims Improve at Corry Hospital
Reports from Corry hospital say two youths injured in recent coasting accidents are recovering. Dean Towser of Lael and Trifford Grass of Wattsburg sustained fractures and other injuries, with Towser locally improving and Grass also on the mend.
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Corry Hospital
Dean Towser
Lael
Wattsbur
Bart Towser
Grast
Gross
R Hill
Waltsburg
Hoiser
Ty Houser
Kitler
French Troops Surround Essen Amid Allied Tension
Paris reports French forces encamped around Essen and poised to advance on the Ruhr, with German authorities briefed. British cabinet debates response as Allied engineers accompany the advance guard and occupation plans proceed, while trains move and authorities monitor the German reaction.
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Paris
Prageel
Germany
Ruhr Vanbrey
Essen
Acea
Helgi
Hatian
Poincare
Herlitz
Ciné
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