Japan accepts U S approval of consular attack settlement
Secretary of State Stimson announced Washington has accepted Japan's compensation program for the attack on American Consul Chamberlain. The plan provides dismissal of the interpreter, court martial for him, punishment for two police, disciplinary action for Mukden's Major General Ninomiya and aides, and an apology from the Harbin consul general. Stimson said the episode would be closed when the program is carried out. An additional apology had already been expressed by Japan's ambassador Debuchi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Secr Tary
Stimson
Japan
Culver B. Ghemperlain
United States
Mukden
Inciden
Chamberlain
Ninomiya
Harbin
Debuchi
Slimson
Personal Mention in Corry Society Notes of Visits
Corry society column recounts residents traveling for training in St Vincent's Hospital Erie funeral services in Wattsburg and memory of John J Rouse. several visits to and from Corry including Brown to Detroit for the road builders convention January 11 to 15. many names and hometowns listed with brief travel and attendances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Gentiiman
Corry
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
A. J. Fisk
Wattsburg
John J. Rouse
G. F. Bliss
New York City
Lawrenceville
N. J
D. J. Steen
Youngstown
W. A. Steen
East Wrederick Street
Clifford Frisby
Batavia
J. P. Gilpib
Melva
Ruth Miller
Donald Miller
Marguerite Fleming
Hulda Kilmer
A. Derrickson
New Brighton
Jamestown
Closing Market and London Street History
Stock quotations list numerous companies across industries with figures, including IBM Motors General Motors Packard Studebaker and several oil and gas firms. A paragraph on London Street near Strand describes its historic name origin from Fleet River, and notes its Elizabethan era use for shows and processions, later known for coffee houses and legal professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Minor Street
Gadgate Hill
Strand
Fleetiver
Elizabeth
Erith
Weave Around Erie Suspect In Murder Case
Erie January 1 The state framed a damaging case against Tom Brown a colored lunch room proprietor held to the February grand jury for the murder of Alex Mitchell political leader by Alderman Charles Barber. Seven of fourteen witnesses testified at a crowded preliminary hearing while two witnesses placed Brown at the scene firing into Mitchell’s head at 15th and Parade streets Christmas afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Tom Brown
Alex Mitchell
Charles Barber
Brown
15Th
Parade Streets
Mortimer Graham
Commonwealth
Stanley Dalegowski
Wallace Street
Stanley Hyzy
East Bard Street
Mitchell
Brokers Strike Until Gandhi Liberated
In Bombay on January 1b Mrs. M. K. Gandhi wife of Mahatma Gandhi and Miss Patel from a prominent Gandhi supporting family were arrested. Nationalist civil disobedience gains momentum as cotton seed and bullion markets halt trading until Gandhi is freed from Poona prison. Nationalist volunteers guard bullion deposits to stop gold exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upited
Bombay
India
M. K. Gandhi
Mahatama Gandhi
Miss Patel
Gandhi
Poona
Episcopal Prelate States No Church Union
The Rev. James DeWolf Perry, Episcopal presiding bishop, said Protestant churches cannot accept Roman Catholicism as the basis for Christian unity. Speaking at St John the Divine Cathedral, he commented on Pope Pius XI’s encyclical urging Christian unity under papal sovereignty and warned against any church governance that would enforce division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
James
DeWolf Perry
Episcopal Church
United States
Perry
St. John the Divine
Pius XI
One Killed and Brother Wounded in Scranton Shooting
A single shot at a Scranton home party killed Joseph Silva, 35, and wounded his brother Louis, 82. Police say Raymond Perez fired the shot that pierced Louis neck and entered Joseph's head, following an argument. Joseph died at a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Joseph Silva
Louis
Poce
Raymond Perez
Louis’ Eck
Joseph
Date Hospital
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Heaven ON Earth
Erin
Ben Lyon
Leon Errol, W. ©. Fields Ford Sterling
Chester Conklin
William Dieterle
Ziegfeld
U.S
Ocoats
Bentley
Washington, D. C
James H. Chickering
Oil City
Philadelphia
Olin Root
James Mackres
Cleveland
Mary Lewis
Kinsman
C. F. J. Foley
Donald
John Foley
Clarendon
George C. Weaver
W. Hoskins
Bradford
D. Cooley
Herr
Clymer
Albert McHlroy
L.J. Kelly
Kingman
Ohio
Magg BH. Lewis
Wallace Wellman
F. M. Wheelock
Wright Street
Tier Homes
Kenneth E. Moon
Warren
H. M. Reich
Moon
E. Moore
Floyd Griswell
Baker Hill
Charles B. Reynolds
Concord Street
Lozsa @ Bryan
UU City
New York Stock Exchange
Lloyd M Srackeu
Coppers American Smelters
Anaconda
TAM Butte Copper & Zinc
HenMeott
Seeeeveenee
IBM International Mickel
Motors Preysiet Sce Sneae Scons Ven
Continental Motors
Géneral Motors
Scecrsseses
Hupmobile
Aibheres Fa Packard
Studebaker
Eels Wvillya Overland
Perenne
Atlantic Refining
Continental Oil
Mid Continental Pet National Supply
Pitts United Corp
Prairie Pipe Line
Pure Oil
Sinclair Oil Boom
Socony Vacuum Ohio Oi
Texas Oil
Reo Canadian, Pacific
Chicago & Gt Western Bris
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
New York Central Penna RR
Southern Pacific
St Paul
Steel American Locomotive
Bethlehem Steel US Steel
Amerian T&t Cpccc
Jcc
Tseg Bendix Aviation
US Leather
US Leather Common Radio
Columbia Cne &Lectric National Dairy Products
Westinghouse
West Airbrake
Curtiss-Wright - Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
Commonwealth & Southern
ri-Continental
United Corp
Blanchard Brands
Pittsburgh Car Humble
Indiana
Salt Creek
South
Curb Aero
Arkansas Gas - Associated Gas A
Central States
Columbia Gan & Oil & Cities Service
Late Star Gas
Erie Suspect
Simmsons
Root’s Furniture Store
Wool Union
Wasts Copry
Montgomery Ward & Co
N. Center ST
inarerTt
Teel
Newhouse “Shoehouse
Corry, Pa
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