Kellogg claims Bolshevists undermine Latin America policy
Kellogg accuses Bolshevists of using propaganda to influence Latin America as Congress debates Marine presence in Nicaragua. Kellogg cites Communist intelligence links while critics doubt the breadth of his charges and warn against shifting focus from policy to controversy.
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Kellogg's
Bolshevists
Latin America
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Awashington
Atrange Taitin
Dawn
S of State
Kellogg
Veoworldliie
Congress
Nicaragua
State Department
Wheeler
America
Mexico
Higa Johnson
Republica
Ili
Moscow
Mlac Uy
Rumtor Wheelin
Derierat
Montana
Mestica
Installation of Post and Auxiliary Officers Highlight Local Meeting
An enjoyable West Washington Street gathering featured installation of officers for the Lieve AW. Thompson Post and Auxiliary. Mrs Houghton and Mrs Munsee led the ceremonies with Past President McGrath officiating. A social hour with cards dancing and buffet followed, drawing about seventy five guests.
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Lieve AW. Thompson
Washington Street
Reriha Lyona
Warren
Carrie Houghton
Glenn Spencers II
Martha Munsee
Mayine Jackson
Tulus McGrath
Ralph Munsee
Francis Duke
Harry, Spicer
Twine McCrrath
Burlingame
Moye Black
Alfred Griswold
Walter
Heavy damages awarded for relocation of road in Venango County
United Press reports the Public Service Commission awarded 60,381.71 property compensation to Venango County landowners for damages from abolition of railroad crossing projects on State Highway Route 1. Oil City and Venango County recipients are listed with numerous individuals and companies among the payees.
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United Prets
Harrisburg
Pulic Service Commission
Venango County
New York
Central
Nypano
Yenanga County
Oil City
Ala Mary, Fanny and
Agnew Morin
Joseph Salvapne
Joseph Reid
Gas Engine Company
Mapa de Luca
WL. Roess
Local News Briefs From Six Buck Area Items
Towns report many police applicants with civil service exams set for tomorrow afternoon at the municipal building after physicals by Dr. W Graham. Titusville fraud case involves George Hunt jailed at Meadville awaiting Alderman Carr’s commitment. Chrysler display planned in Dr. Peck’s First Avenue garage with Joris Caine and local dealer Mr. Christensen. Wilkins recounts near Cumberland save after apparatus fell from a mountain during demonstrations. Liminary Course finale to feature Tar p Symphony at the High School auditorium on January 20. City Council to meet Monday with talks on upcoming year improvements. Romino to be released from custody following Pittsburgh police query. Kiwanis plans a song recital featuring Pittsburgh club quartet and highlights from recent Pittsburgh meeting. The Stars Highway map shows detours and snow removal routes as state prepares roads. Guy Simmons earns multiple poultry prizes at Jamestown show. Troop 2 bake sale at Ames Drug Store to support a summer camp. Roosevelt Highway Association meeting at Wellsboro to plan national promotion. Corr Motor Club to meet Friday with plan for permanent HQ and secretary. W T Clearwater, former billiards champ, performs at Pinch Parlor. Dr F D Sluts of Dayton to address Teachers Institute on February 18 and a public evening talk. Jonathan Lodge invited to Mt Tabor Lodge to confer a degree in February.
President outlines school issues and board plans
The board heard C. Barnes present a detailed president’s message on the district’s needs. Committees highlighted funding for furnace replacement, heating systems, and potential facility reforms, with emphasis on sustaining finances and guiding next year’s budget and repairs.
Protests Expected Over Coolidge Economic Policy
The White House faces anticipated protests as Coolidge plans economic changes. A flag-raising ceremony occurred with the flag restored after a disturbance. The government notes flag regulations, and military aides report forthcoming demonstrations from patriotic groups.
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Coolidge
United Frew
Washington
White House
Fayeveas
Suwell
Fisher Favoring Buller for Fisheries Cabinet Clash
Philadelphia January report notes a heated dispute over the appointment of a secretary of public welfare in Governor-elect Fisher's cabinet. Dr. Ellen Potter leads the department, with Dr. J. M. Murdoch and Dr. Mary Walhearl among contenders amid opposition from Republican women voters and party leaders.
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United Prom
Philadelphia
Public Welfare
Fisher
Department of Welfare
Ellen Potter
Pittsburgh
Fotter
Mary Wal ‘Hearl
State Institution
Laurelton
Murdoch
John Hanna
Venasco County
Tanna
Iisutal
Thomas Baldridge
Blaircountylg
Peter Gy Cameron Will
Jain
Nathan Buller
Wayne Counts
Tisher
Ware
W.L. Mellen
Marines Shift Guards From Mail Duties in U S
United Press reports Marines are being withdrawn from domestic mail guard duties to focus on Latin American operations. Postmaster General declines to specify districts or scale of reduction, noting withholding details prevents bandit risk. Some units from Omaha Kansas City and Chicago reportedly reassigned, with questions about sending personnel to Quantico or San Diego for tropical service.
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San Diego
New
United Press
United States
Mires
Put
Marie
Pohrmaster
Omaha
Neair
Kaysnas City
Chicago
Marine
Quantico Marine Base
Calif
School Board Guests at Junior High Dinner Tour
Members of the Board of Education attended a dinner hosted by the Home Economics Department of the Junior High School. The event, attended by Mrs EC Barnes and other district officials, featured a multi course meal and ended with a tour of the General Shop where board members observed students crafting lamps chests and cabinets.
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Board of Education
EC. Barnes
J. W. Campbell
Hulstrom
Charles Meme
John Love
R S. Dewey
Charles Geiger
Howard Sheen
Harold Wolf
Secrel
Ethel Pulver
Nina
Shaper
Edith SL Knabb
Meliss Hurlbut
Roes
Charles’p. Hollmaster
Twinor High School
Guy Raymond Dies at Cory Hospital
Guy Raymond aged 42, a longtime resident of the city, died this morning at 11 30 at Cory Hospital after weeks of illness. Survived by wife, four children, a brother Dell Raymond, and his mother who is also a patient at Cory Hospital. Body to be moved to his home on King Street. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Guy Raymond
Corry Hospital
Raymond
Recount Ordered for Pennsylvania Ballots in Senate Contest
The Senate orders a full recount of Pennsylvania ballots from last November amid William B. Wilson vs. Vare contest. Senator elect Vare and Mahany sign the agreement, with Wilson unavailable due to mediation duties. The process could take months or years and may affect Senate seating.
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United Prem Wasiington, Inc
Pennsylvania
Abarms
Senate
Vare
Rowsland B Mahany
Williams
Wilson
Demn
New York
William B. Wilsen
Stat
Ware
Wilson Haveeen
Reed
Republicas
Wall
Unst Vare
Fara Newberry
Michigan
Robinson
Arkansas
Boor Teader
Loner Awaiting Deportation Amid Five Implicated In Canton
Bulletin reports a man linked to five persons in Canton, including A McDermott Culver and Mrs. Boma Werner, 45, who left a suicide note admitting responsibility for a farm hand death linked to Russell West. Robert Waite, Columbus Dispatch owner, died after a fall at the newspaper building. In Harrisburg six mercantile appraisers to be named later. In Austin ten jurors chosen for Rev Frans Norris murder trial. In Washington the House votes to favor farm relief bill. another report notes Syriis Wood nomination rejection by Interstate Commission.
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United Press Columbus
Loredi
Tesy
Io Mullett
Canton
Amcdermott
Culver
Ind
Boma Werner
Pawaning
Russell West
Five Best Radio Features Across Stations
Station listings show a mix of programs and artists including Cleveland Symphony Orchestra on WTAM and Henry Burr works on WEAP plus several Eastern and Central region slots. The fragmented OCR mentions WIZ WBZ KD KA KYWS FM WEAP and WMAQ Chicago with reel and organ pieces and a Shannon Quartet.
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WTAM
Cleveland
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
WIZ
WBZ
KDKA
KYWS
Shannon
WEAP
Hank
Henry Burr
Fort Worth
WMAQ
Chicago
WMAG
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Rey Guin
Roess Trust
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Temord Burton
Venango Oil Ind Id Company
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Sarah SE McDowell
Farward McDowell
D.C Moran
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Ambrose C. Moran
Harrison McDowell
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Maria J. Hafer
Sarah McDowell
Andrew Moynihan
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Edward Lawler
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Civil Service
Muslcvipal
W. Graham
Hunt
George Hunt
Titusville
Crawford County
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BB ‘Carr
J. Ongley
Chrysler Display Rooms
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First Avenue
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Tarp Symphony
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Charles Keating
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L. Giddings
Waterford
George Moyer
Kiwanis International
Total Club
Highway Department
Guy Simmons
Jameseawn
Boy Scouts of the Presbysterian Church
Ames Drug Store
North Center Street
Ig Aise
Harry Spiter
Scott
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Rooseveltighway Association
Wellsboro
Corry
Throweh Tig ‘City
Motor Club
Corrs Motor Club
Dushed
Pinch
W. TC Clearwater
Clifford Anderson
F. D Sluts
Dayton
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Teachers’ Institute
Slate
Jonatha Lodge
1.C.C. F
Mt. Tabor Lodge
Tamestown
E. C. Barnes
Hhwnnise
Sear
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C. Barnes
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Secretan
Kesmarep
Barres’ Messipe
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Avery
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Te Ajex Tron Works
Brown
Public Schools of
Economics
DEPT
Cory Hospital
Penna
Columbus
Robert Waite
Columbus Dispatch
Ohio State Journal
Merantile
Austin. Tex
Frans Norris
DB. Shipp
House Agricultural Committee
Portsee
Syriis Wood
Interstate Commission
Committee
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