Open Door pledge echoed by nine powers in China talks
Washington June 17 Nine power delegates affirmed the Open Door policy in China during a secret session of the Sarotstern committee. The move follows American and Chinese input. Japan’s 21 demands may be reviewed, with formal Open Door language pending Hughes. Officials say no final formula yet, and Shantung dispute influenced timing.
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Ay A. J. Bradford
Washington
Tre Hay Hai
China
Je Wan
Sarahstern Committee
Salémniy Ee
Ics
Japan
Lefn Committee
Hughes
Conde
Hughed
United States
Arthur Tiatfour
Gillan
Suttle
Lal American Quarters. However, That Incuestion War Postponed —Hienuse U
Shantung
War Secretary Denies Ford Charges In Public Dispute
Secretary of War Weeks rejects Henry Ford's accusations that he obstructed progress on Ford's nitrate and power project. Weeks plans to issue a statement clearing the War Department and Ford's engineers of any deliberate delay. The move follows Ford's claim that the department failed to respond promptly to the offer, a charge Weeks calls unjust.
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United Pros
Washington
Henry
Irish Chiefs Meet With British Cabinet
Representatives of the Tridh provisional government were to meet today with Lloyd George and Sir Husmar Greenwood to arrange details of handing over Irish government to the Irish people. The first formal declaration of a foreign polity for Thalind was to be issued today by the provisional government.
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United West Dublin
Jag
Tridh
Rondon
Ekmon Dugan
Kevin Kevns
Lloyd George
Husmar Greenwood
Thalind
Harrick declines run for United States Senate
Paris dispatch reports Ambassador Myron T. Harrick denying plans to resign and seek the Ohio Senate seat. The rumor, attributed to Terick’s aides, was stated as false with no intention to run for national office.
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Paris
Myron. T. Terrick
Parle Ko
United States Senate
Ohio
Terrick
Trlenda
Three Workers Still Entombed in Mine
United Press reports three miners remained buried alive four days after a collapse in a deep shaft nicknamed the Devil's Eye. Edgar A. Iblighes section foreman Al Resse electricist John Barrett company hand. Wives and children wait above the shaft as rescue teams labor, hopeful of life despite grim odds.
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United Press
Scranton
Na. Hono
Edgar A. Ibighes
al Resse
John Barrett
Company Hand
Hie
Permit Bureaus Reorganized by Day Officials
Washington January 17 A sweeping reorganization of all permit bureaus in federal prohibition offices nationwide will be made soon, officials say. The plan aims to curb graft by centralizing permit oversight and ending forged permits that have fueled illicit whiskey movements from warehouses. Each office will assign a single official to view all permits, tightening control and enforcement across the system.
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Washington
New York
United Prose
Hale
Truck Hits Train. Girl Killed in Pennsylvania Crash
A truck carrying a 10 year old driver and a 40 year old passenger collided with a passing train near Moxsett out in Pennsylvania. The woman riding in the truck was killed instantly. the boy driver was seriously injured and rushed to hospital. The crash occurred as the train began to pass and visibility impeded the truck.
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Iby United Pross Uniontown
Jenpenin Mokuriel
Sonomorw
Ford
Atx Ibound
Gitmonel
Rein
Achool
Kalle
Secon
Bandits Escape With 12000 Payroll In Chicago Heist
Four bandits raided the Ward Billing Company in Chicago and escaped with 12000 dollars in payroll. Two bank messengers were wounded in the battle, which involved local police pursuit and a high tension escape. Investigators identified the suspects as armed robbers and followed leads to trace the payroll loot.
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United Press
Chicago
Tywis Bank
Angers
Ward Billing Company
Outside Company to Operate Erie Shops in Youngstown
Officials announced that the Erie Railroad will have an outside company operate its Brew car shops in Youngstown after a period of negotiations with the Youngstown Equipment Company. The agreement outlines management and maintenance responsibilities for the Kens facility.
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Erie
Youngstown
Tire Railroad
Youngstown Equipmang Company
Kens
Chautauqua program to be offered in Corry
Corry boosters plan a summer Chautauqua circuit at the municipal building. The drive seeks about one hundred guarantors to fund the program and eliminate war taxes. Lecturers include Steffanson, Dr Allen D. Albert, J Franklin Bablh, Winlled Jackville Storer, Ada Ward, and performances by Percival Vivian players and Ruby Gall’s Light Opera Review. The program promises varied entertainment with robust community support anticipated.
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Corry
Coft-Arber Chautansule Bureau
Chautauiqua
Chautauga
Iba
Chantassin
Plin
Chantasiruct
Fylliow Oo
Lin
Utfe
Soin Alber Bureau
Cnming
Steffanson
Fremont Living
Artic Regions
Robinson Crusoe
Allen D. Albert
Jecsre
Nak
Pittsburghers to Study Immigration Conditions
Washington dispatch reports Lillian Russell Moore and her husband Alexander Moore of Pittsburgh named special commissioners of immigration to study conditions in Europe. They sail aboard the George Washington to investigate American immigration issues abroad, under President Harding’s commission.
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Washington
Lillian Russell Moore
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburgh
Tuyding
Europe
Department of Labor
New York
Lillian
Ruswill
Harding
Alexander Moore
State Politicians Meet at Pittsburgh
State politicians gather in Pittsburgh to discuss the upcoming May primaries. Governor Spinal and Franklin party leaders attend as speakers while former Mayor Bubevsk is expected to appear.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsh
France to back Genoa conference plan say Paris dispatch
Paris reports quote Premier Poincare endorsing the Genoa economic conference and urging its recommendation to the Chamber of Deputies. The British stance on Russian guarantees remains unsettled asPremier Poingary explores Russia's role in European rehabilitation and potential cabinet shifts.
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Remier Poincare
Genoa
Quai D'Orsay
toWray- Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
George
Milieral
Robbery at Bourgeois Jewelry Store in Broad Daylight
A daring daylight burglary at Alfred Bourgeois Jewelry Store nets over $20,000 in gems after a man smashed the window with a brie and escaped with two trays of valuables. Police formed a posse and pursued the trio toward Spearhatown as bystanders helped.
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United
Jackson
Alemps
Alfred Bourgeoisis
Ene
Obenchain Woman Confident Of Acquittal In Murder Trial
Obenchain woman Madalynne Obey chain declares she will tell the truth and fight to clear herself in the murder case of John Betton Kennedy after the jury deadlock. Trial set for February with ongoing disagreement among jurors noted by reporters in Los Angeles.
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Unit
Los Angles
Calif
Madalynne Obeychain
Arthur Courtney Burch
John Betton Kennedy
Masllyne
Jury Discharged. New Trial for Burch Ordered
In Los Angeles Judge Sidney Reeve set a new trial for Arthur c. Burch who faced murder charges in the J. Belton Kennedy case. The prior jury failed to reach a verdict after 72 hours, with a split vote of two to two, and was discharged. Bail was set for Madalynins Obencaln as she awaits the same proceedings.
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United Prem
Los Angeles
Jan T. Arthur c. Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Sidney Reeve
Finke
Hurch
Madalynins
Obencaln
Miners Convene to Draft Conservative Program
At Stiamokin Pa on January 1 delegates and members of the Anthracite Miners district convention began drafting a conservative program for the union. The meeting opened amid sentiment favoring a disciplined wage policy and orderly labor actions.
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Stiamokin
Houghton Approved as Envoy to Berlin
The German government approved the American decision to name Representative Houghton of New York as ambassador to Berlin. The announcement signals a formal exchange of diplomatic posts and follows ongoing U S government discussions on envoy appointments.
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Houghton
Berlin
Hom
New York
Ws Ambiseudor Tm
Bertin
Movie Men Seek Big Saving Through Administration of Hays
A United Press style report outlines how the Hays administration aims to reduce costs in the motion picture industry. It notes Will Hays and associates plan reforms to cut expenses, shape standards, and elevate the industry while preserving practical, censorship aligned storytelling without harming production. The piece emphasizes the push for efficiency and national uplift through disciplined film practices.
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HAYS
Hugh Baillie
United Pras Star
New York
America
Wial Bay
Larson
Harding
Altee
Stroke of apoplexy ends life of Dr F B Livermore
A stroke of apoplexy proved fatal to Dr Frank B Livermore, former Corry resident and son of the late RP Livermore. He died at his home in Youngstown after a brief illness. A respected physician and surgeon at Harborton for years, he left behind a wife and children. Funeral arrangements were to be announced from Barberton, with interment in the family plot.
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Prank B Livermore
Corry
RP Livermore
Livermore
Youngstown
Thig City
Ohi
Harherton
Hornbig
Dr. Livermane
Barberton
Move to Stay Miners Eviction in West Virginia
Washington dispatch reports a proposed move to stay evictions of miners in the West Virginia coal field. Governor Morgan is urged to delay evictions set for tomorrow, with Secretary of Labor Davis and others pressing for immediate consideration and a government report to follow.
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United Press
Washington
West Virginia
Sterchary
Davis
Fidward Morgan
Morgan
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Confer with Erie Rail Workers on Wage Issue
New York January 17 Conferences between eastern railroads and their employees prepare for wage hearings before the United States Railroad Labor Board. About 80000 workers are affected. The proposal seeks a ten percent rise for train service workers and others, with some reductions to align pay with similar industries. Railroads Delaware Lackawanna Western New York Central Hudson Valley Bethlehem Hornell Jersey City and New Haven are holding talks in various cities.
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Easter
United States Railroad Labor Board
Delaware
Lackawanna
New York Central
Hudsles Lehiah Valley
Bethlehem
Fore
Hornell
N.Y
Gentil of
New Jersey
Jersey City
New Have
New Haver
Conn
Booze Fueled Patrolman Killed by Colleague in New York Chase
A liquor fueled patrolman died after a fellow officer shot him during a late night pursuit on 10th Street and Columbus Avenue in New York. The incident involved Basel Pronk J Braje, 24, father of a seven month old, and followed a chaotic tavern scene as residents watched. The shooter, said to be a police officer, remains under investigation amid a citywide inquiry into police conduct.
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New York
Tromi
Brother oMieter
Miter
Thrilling Root
City to allow Pleasant Street coasting at night
The city commission moved to permit west Pleasant Street coast Along North West Centers streets from 6 30 to 9 p m daily except weekends for cadet purposes An officer will direct traffic at cross streets to safeguard pedestrians and motorists The measure requires resident approval and aims to reduce dangers while preserving street use for riders and shoppers.
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Corti
Summieconer Weaver
Rogers
West Plevean
Tiropa
Atesunder
Constance
Thor Pawitden
Panstete
Complete Jury in Arbuckle Trial
The San Francisco jury for Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle’s trial begins with eleven jurors and one alternate as selection continues. Arbuckle, charged with the Virginia Rappe death, declares through an interview his innocence and seeks time to prove the truth to the public and jury.
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Unitow
San Francisco
Inn
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbucle
Elven Mem Sid Gia Noman
Iva
Jerdy Mays
Katty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Jayor Smi
Action Taken on Sewerage Construction
Regular session led by Mayor Mexinder with all members present approved initial steps on sewerage construction. Beverages projects on East Main and East South streets were discussed, and Ordinance No 405 regulating keeping of chickens within city limits passed first and second readings. Health report showed forty one contagious disease cases from December to January, including chicken pox and mumps.
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Miyor Mexinder
City Commission
East Main
East South
Sindy
Boginger Dickson
Pnet
Board of Tlealth
Corry
Weaver
West Pleasant Street
East Land
East Main Street
Tostou
Board of Health
Prath
Congregational Meeting at Lutheran Church Tomorrow
The annual congregational meeting will be held on Wednesday evening at 7 30. Reports from the pastor and officers will be heard, deacon elections conducted, and any other business addressed. Members are urged to be fully represented at this meeting.
Farewell Meeting for Salvation Army Men
A farewell meeting for Salvation Army workers Baer Leintanant and Blinn is held in the city as they depart for new duties. Captain Baer will leave tomorrow morning to oversee local work, while Lieutenant Fowle departs for new assignment. Adjutant Smith and Mrs Blinn will remain but continue duties, with strong community turnout anticipated tonight at the Army hill and a left-for-telegram style farewell in the square.
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Leintanant
Salvation Army
Blinn
Hor Pithhburg
Fowl
Flinn
Wshork
Army Hill
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