Real Problems Face Parley On Disarmament
Geneva February conference drafts a universal disarmament treaty after five years of League prep work. Germany and Soviet Union oppose the draft as insufficient, seeking broader limits on reserves and armaments. The plan follows Article 8 goals to reduce armaments and considers geographic safety.
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Geneva
League
London
Germany
Europe
Japan
Litvinett
Preparatory Commission
Beore Litvinois
Teague
Assailant of Two Farmers Under Arrest
Meadville dispatch reports Michael Janes thirty two of Turtle Creek near Pittsburgh was held overnight and turned over to Mercer county authorities after an attempted assault on two farmers near Carlton. He entered the King home and later the Dean home, drawing a razor from his belt but leaving the scene without further harm.
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Carlton
Mercer County
Meadville
Jan
Meadville City
Michael Janes
Turtle Creek
Pitsburgh
Janos
Miles King
G. A. Dean
King
Mr. King
Dean
Mrs. King
C. H. Blocker
Feadville Barracks
State Highway Patrol
Pittsburgh
Brie
Simplify Government Gains Popular Demand Across States
The piece argues for streamlined government to cut costs, citing Georgia Governor Richard B. Russell Jr.'s pay-as-you-go plan, elimination of 102 state bureaus, and consolidation into 25 departments plus a unified regents board. It notes similar reform momentum in New York under Smith and Roosevelt, with caution from observers like the Baltimore Sun on past consolidations.
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Richard B. Russell, Jr
Georgia
Russell
State University
Revenue Commission
Plush
Governox Russell
Alfred #. Smith
Aispany
New York State
Roosevelt
Smith
Washington
Hoover
Treasury
The
Baltimore Sun
Bureau of Mines
Patent Ofice
Interior Department
Department of Commerce
Bureau HE ‘Mines
Patent Office
Budget Reorganization Under Hoover Criticized
A 1912 Journal feature reprints argue that Hoover era budget shifts and agency consolidations failed to save costs. It cites rising expenditures, transfer of prohibition enforcement to Justice, Pension and Veterans bureaus consolidations, and warns the claimed economy is a red herring amid increased salaries and administration costs. It notes skepticism from the Sun on genuine savings and cites various local items from Walter Wilsted residence fire threat to social events and community notices.
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Sureau
Pension Bureau
Veterans’ Bureau
Unclear headline from OCR page turn prompt
Fragmented questions ask about origins of Finn name Alabama state capital Wilson death Emperor of Japan and Ben Starr mayoral votes in 1831 with instruction to turn to page 7.
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Alabama
Woodrow Wilson
Japan
Ben ¥. Starr
Two Held for Looting Cars in Erie Pa
Erie Pa January 19 Hopert Veyore and Ray Wood both of Buffalo were arrested Monday for stealing three suitcases from parked autos. They were caught trying to pawn the loss items and admitted prior larceny arrests in Cleveland with prior Mansfield Reformatory terms. They said they were ordered out of Buffalo after questioning in a holdup case.
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Erie
Dan
Hopert Veyore
Ray Wood
Buffalo
Hhe
Cleveland
Mansfield Reformatory
Man loses leg trying to jump from moving freight in Erie
A former Eve resident now in Conneaut Ohio had his left leg amputated below the knee after slipping while attempting to hop off a westbound Nickel Plate freight train at 19th and Poplar. He was taken to St Vincents hospital in serious condition after the wheels ground the limb in the snow as he lay awaiting aid.
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Erie
Van
Hacnaes Mawy, Toy
Conneaut
Ohio
19Th
Poplar
St. Vincents Hospital
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Walter Wilsted
Gast Main Street
Jesse Oliver
J. A Leischman
West Smith Street
Edwardsville
A. Stranahan
Spartansburg
Elk Cowboy Experts
Maccatees
Mlks
R. S. Johngom
Muncestiees
B.C. Lyne
North Center Street
Louis Brown
Union City
That City
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
North Genter Street
Corry
Penna
Aleg
National Life Insurance
Equitable Life Assurance Society OF the
United States
Theo P. Williams
Barlow
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