JAPS RE-AFFIRM POLICIES IN MANCHURIA
Japan warns China over Jehol border activity as Manchoukuo policy remains unchanged. Foreign Minister Uchida says Chinese troops on Manchurian borders risk grave consequences and urges Beijing to refrain from actions that could trigger conflict. He frames Japan's constructive force as key to regional peace.
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Miles W. Vaughn
United Press
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China
Ti Sy
Jehol
Japan
Manchoukuo
Count Uchida
Far East
Manchuria
Comet Uchida
Manchoukou
Chine
Manchoukungahorden
Shanhaikwan
Great Wall
Ching
Uehna
Smethport Plans Rehab After Major Fire Damage
Smethport, Pa. Jan 21 United Press reports rehabilitation plans for Smethport's business district after a fire caused nearly 500000 in damage. Dr W A Ostrander owner of a drug store will rebuild. Owners of about a dozen damaged structures to meet with insurers. Doris Stark and Mrs Neil Scanlon telephon operators praised for staying at the switchboard until lines burned.
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United Press
Smethport
Busines
Sdr
W. A. Ostrander
Doris Stark
Neil Scanlon
Geneva probe stalls Sino Japanese dispute talks
Geneva committee of 10 youths rejected Japan’s counter proposal to its December 9 resolution aimed at a settlement of the Sino Japanese dispute. Authorities in Linn Mass investigate a nursing staff incident linked to a boy’s death certificate. A British schoonerDaven Wilkie crew were rescued southwest of Gay Sable after two weeks adrift. In Washington a form allotment bill faced further delay as Senate agriculture committee debated simplifying farm policy.
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United Press
Geneva
Leags of Nations Committee of 10 Young
Boston
Gaye Sable
Halloran May Go Free As State Misses Point
John J. Halloran facing an accessory charge may be freed after the state failed to prove the murder link in the Agnes Anne Leroi case. Judge J C Niles postponed the hearing to morning and asked for prosecution details as Halloran’s defense sought dismissal amid the Mrs Judd case and related tensions.
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Phoenix Lumberman
Winnie Ruth Judd
Gale D. Wallace
United Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Jun
John J
Happy Jack) Halloran
Winnie
Ruth Judd
Agnes Anne Leroi
Tov
J.C. Niles
Rene Lemings
Judd
Niles
Hatloran
Jumherman
Airs
Ubrut
Senator Davis To Address Disabled Veterans In Pittsburgh
Senator James J. Davis will speak at the Disabled American Veterans state convention in Pittsburgh. Other speakers include Congressman Clyde Kelly and Congressman-elect Matthew Dunn. Vivian A. Corbly will present Purple Heart medals at a banquet. The day’s sessions will cover various veteran issues.
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Pittsburgh
J James J. Davis
Disabled American Veterans of the World
Clyde Kelly
Matthew Dunn
Vivian A. Corbly
National Adjutant
Tweedy
Honus
Snell Considers Plan to Strengthen Tariff
Washington January 2 House Minority Leader Snell told President Hoover that House Republicans are weighing a plan to strengthen tariffs this session against imports from countries with appreciated currencies.
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Unities Press
Washington
House
Snell
Hoover
United States
Compromise Ends Filibuster On Glass Measure Amendment
In Washington a Senate compromise by Senator Bratton to authorize national banks to operate branches in cities towns and villages where their parent banks do business passed 52 to 17. The amendment sets state law permission as a prerequisite for branch banking nationwide and ties capitalization to population limits with 25000 owned capitals. The vote supported limiting branch banking by national banks to states allowing it and imposing capital thresholds by population.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Bratton
Dem
N. M
Bralton
Norbeck
Repn
N. D
Yowner
Roads Near Clymer to Be Improved in County Plan
Chautauqua county supervisors at Mayville approved several road projects in Clymer and surrounding towns. Planned improvements include 2.50 miles for Elymies Marks Gorners at $16,500, 7.65 miles from Clymer Center to Kings Corners to Panama at $26,000, and 6.39 miles North Clymer Waits Corners Sherman in the towns of Sherman and Clymer at $29,000. The county will cover 85 percent of the costs while the towns share 15 percent.
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Sherman and
Clymer
Sharper Connelly Sought After Northwestern Checks Trail
Police hunt J H Connelly of Meadville formerly Corry for passing worthless checks. Bankpending over $100 loss cited. He fled Corry after operating Home of Quality Meats with brother Steve Royalolts. Last known headed toward Florida. suspected in Warren Beattyville ventures and multiple towns in northwest Pennsylvania.
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J. H. Connelly
Meadville
Corry
Connelly
Citizens National Bank
Pennsylvania
Florida
Steve Royalolts
West Main Street
Businiva
Warren and
Beatville
Arrests for fire that killed 13 in Cleveland plot
Ray J. Turk, a Cleveland businessman, was arrested in Akron for questioning in connection with an alleged plot that caused the Westington Hotel fire killing 13. Samuel Neaman and Paul Childs of Pittsburgh were arrested at Neaman’s home, with Lir. J. Koions, already serving in Western penitentiary, Pittsburgh, also in custody. Warrants were signed after a seven month probe led by Safety Director Krynk J. Mervick.
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Unit Press
Cleveland
Ray J. Turk
Akron
Baveland
Sun Yplut
Ewington Htell
Simo Thi
Krynk J. Mervick
Turk
Samuel Neaman
Paul Childs
Pittsburgh
Neamaan
Lir. J. Ko Ions
Western Penitentiary
Tage Wivet
Plans to Resume Debt Negotiations With Britain
State Department and Treasury experts to lay the groundwork for forthcoming talks with Great Britain to reduce its 1.5 billion war debt to the United States. Secretary Stimson said the new administration would begin negotiations soon after March 4, with cooperation from the president-elect’s experts. The London fear of gold standard restoration was noted, though not officially discussed, while William H. Williams urged reestablishing the gold standard in Europe. State Department officials indicated he acted on his own initiative and did not receive instructions.
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State Department
Treasury
Ini
Great Britain
United States
Stimson
Hoover Roosevelt
Ronald Lindsay
London
Britain
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Williams
Europe
Ore
William
Arthur Young Dies at Union City Local Leader
Arthur Young 63 lifelong Union City resident and former postmaster died Thursday after influenza and complications. A hardware merchant on South Main, he served two terms as mayor and long with Union City Times. Active in Masonic bodies and Odd Fellows, he is survived by his widow, a son and a daughter.
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Arthur Young
Corey
Young
Ani
South Main Street
Union City Times
Grover Clavelanid
Wirekw Indge
FP & AM
Erie Consistory
Scottish Rite
Zem Zen Temple
Odd Fellows
Trion City
Golden Rule Chin
Ote
Mud One Naughtae
Gasoline tax receipts in Pennsylvania for 1922
Harrisburg report shows the three cent gasoline tax yielded 20,800,815 in 1922. State revenue officials note 1932 collections were 2887,674 lower than earlier years due to a temporary single cent tax in 1921 and reduced consumption.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Staté Revenue Department Today
Prohibition Enforcement Budget Cut Favored by House
The House Appropriations Committee reported a plan to trim 14.0 million from combined state and commerce units for prohibition enforcement. Total expenditures would reach 103.28 million, with Justice at 42 million and State at 12.18 million. Attorney General Mitchell defended funding, warning against undermining government by large cuts and noting potential law changes await funds.
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Washington
Commerce Departments
House Appropriations Committee
Theil
Department of Justice
State Department
Labor Department
Commerce Department
Congressional
Mitchell
Telay
Reception for New Salvation Army Officers in Corry
Capt and Mrs Neil Hood newly assigned Salvation Army officers in Corry were honored at a Citadel East Washington Street gathering last evening. The Corry Ministerial Association and advisory board hosted a supper and program with Postmaster C Bent ley delivering the welcome and Rev B R Lewis and Rev Harvey Dockum speaking on Army work in France.
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Neil Hood
Salvation Army
Corry Ministerial Association
Citadel
East Washington Street
English financier takes young bride
Montagu Norman governor of the Bank of England wed at Chelsea registry office to Priscila Worsthorne. The biographer’s romance had not been suspected until notification of intention to wed. Mrs Worsthorne, 23, is the divorced wife of Alexander Wyend-Kooh Worsthorne.
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United In
London
Montagu Norman
Bank of England
Chelsea
Priscila Della Maria Worsthorne
Rescue of 22 Sailors From Sinking Exeter City
The American Merchant battled heavy seas in the North Atlantic to rescue 22 British sailors from the sinking Exeter City. Captain Giles Stedman guided his vessel through frightful swells, responding to a S O S from the stricken ship about 4,976 miles east of New York. A gale lashed the ocean as the crew saved the men, with four fatalities reported among the Exeter City crew.
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United Press
New York
Aed
North Atlantic
MacDonald Likely To Lead British Debt Mission
London January 21 The British debt mission to the United States is likely to be headed by Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald. Government sources say he will oversee efforts to reach a settlement on postwar reparations as the United States note awaits formal action. Chancellor Neville Chamberlain and Stanley Baldwin are mentioned as possible members, with timing tied to budget work in March and April.
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W. G. Quisenberry
United Press
London
Minis
Ramsiy MacDonald
MacDonald
Lausanne
Britain
Chamberlain
Stanley Baldwin
Minsmny
Stimson
Kleseid
River survey re compilation for Youngstown canal route
Beavers Mahoning rivers re compiled for the Youngstown Ohio canal route with no new field work. Lt Winslow of the Pittsburgh Office says data from the longer canalization project is being recast. The Projects division under Nicholls Bowden will handle the task with six to a dozen staffers, no new hires.
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Beaver
Mahoning
United Press
Pittsburgh
Youngstown-Ohio River Canal
W. R. Winslow
Winslow
Res
Longo
Stenanga
Pittsburgh Nogineers
Nicholls W. Bowden
Hawes Resigns to Allow Park Appointee Entry
Senator Harry B. Hawes of Missouri resigns to permit Governor Guy B. Park to appoint Bennett Clark Gleason of Stanlay to the seat. The move aims to ensure the appointee can enter the next session with seniority over rivals. Park was out of the city and will act on Hawes’ resignation Monday.
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Jefferson City
United State
Harry B. Hawes
St. Lilly
Iov
Guy B. Park
Hawes
Park
Olves Bennett Champ Glark
Stanlay
Weason
Congress
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