Bryan delays immigration hearings to avoid Japan treaty trouble
Secretary of State Bryan urges delaying hearings on the Asiatic exclusion measure to prevent agitation that could derail a new treaty with Japan. The McCormick Commission votes to drop consideration, halting public hearings and delaying the bill as talks continue on placement of Japanese citizens and Americans to Japan.
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Baker
United Press
Washington, D. C
Ndvices
Secretary of
Bryan
Baker Asiatie Mxdustoy Bi
Department
Japan
Cam- Swett
Denial of Great Northern Wreck Rumors Spreads
A press note from St Vaud fan reports no wreck occurred on the Great Northern line today. Earlier rumors claimed a disaster at Penbina or Branson, Minnesota, but these reports are denied and shown as misinformation.
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St Vaud
Northern
Penbina
Bmarson
Minn
Test state tax on anthracite challenge in court
In United Press dispatch from Haveluburg Pennsylvania the new state tax on anthracite is challenged in Dauphin County court by The People’s Coat Company of Serantun. The Attorney General defends the measure arguing its constitutionality and economic impact. The suit targets how tax proceeds are allocated between counties and districts. The article also notes a Woodmen gathering and musical features at a related event.
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United Press Haveluburg
Mondon
Pacite
Dauphin
Hie
People’s Coat Company
Serantun
Seranton
United States
Pacific Coast
San Franiecisco
Citizens National
Slayers of Maghedich Hearing And Trial Details
Dr Hy Phelpe attended a hearing in Erie today on the Maghedich murder case. Witnesses described injuries to Michael Magtodioh and the suspect’s motive as officials prepared for a magistrate’s review.
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Phelpe
Walt
Albertian Hayes
Gonstafory
Pholis
Uin
Saghedleh
Wil
City considers fee for police magistrate in new bill
The council discusses appointing a permanent police magistrate with a $625 fee. Mayor Patterson and Commissioner Howard hold talks on reforming police ordinances, with no major changes expected before the next commission meeting.
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Patterson
Policw
City Solel
Mul
Howard
Fortier Ordinanes Goyrhlug
Mansure
Attack on Torreon Expected Immediate Start
A garbled United Press dispatch reports an imminent Federals siege toward Torreon with forces massing between Chihuahua and Torreon and General Huertli directing units toward Porreon while Constitutionalists plan a counter. The message claims orders for Jinket and a need to capture Torreon, with ongoing resistance anticipated.
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Oroeea
Muertn
Porreon
Willa
BE Paso
Everly
Torreon
Altho
Trains Move Heavy Freight Through Pennsylvania
Rail traffic reports heavy daily transfers from Corry yards to the Philadelphia and Harrisburg division. More than forty cars passed Renove this morning with broad distribution to towns in the region. Officials say at least five hundred cars from Chautauqua Lake have already been sent east on the P and E division.
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VoNy
Mayville
Wai Point
Chaditanqua Lake
Kepithie
Hiftle
Corry
Philadelphia
Hile
Renove
Pennsylvania
Chautauqua Lake
P. and E
Final Action Relative to Furniture Co
The final accounting of Ti Mites receiver for the Corry Furniture Company was approved by the Erie court. A petition sought appointment of an auditor as soon as named the assets will be divided to creditors. About $80,000 is available from a recent transfer to satisfy claims over $40,000. Within ten weeks the matter should close. The plant is now owned by Fetef, Cal King, and Noll who operate it.
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Ti Mites
Corry Metal
Erie
Mesers, Feteh, Cal- King & Nolll
Beardsley Children Sent to Titusville from Mayville
Jan 22 Pine litt le children from Edward Beardsley home known as mad farmer of Summerdale were sent to Mallsville to be cared for by brother Charles Beardsley. The youngsters wore new clothing as Walter litty with cotta wore an outfit, Beardsley not arraigned yet and cage prepared for next grand jury.
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Wthwa
Cress
Mayville
Edward Beardsley
Summerdale
Mallsville
Chas
Beardsley
Walter
Beardaley
House Mines Committee backs federal control of radium industry
Washington Jan 22 United Press reports the House Mines Committee pressed toward federal control of the radium industry during hearings. A Standard Chemical official urged government ownership while admitting selfish motives and propaganda efforts to sway public opinion. The panel favored federal oversight and warned of rapid production growth and profits under state control.
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House Mines Committee
United Press
Washington, D.C
Standard Chemical Company
Blitheburg
Canohsburg
Dvid
Munnery
Colorady
Hib
Uhw
Vadinen
Pindell Confirmed Waned Areas Ambassadorship Report
Reports indicate Pindell faced favorable and unfavorable notes as the Senate considered his appointment as ambassador to Toiwsia. Amidst a referenced scandal, Senator Lewis urged continued scrutiny and possible confirmation despite controversy.
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Wallington
Tan
Editne Pindell
Art Til
Toiwsia
Senate
Lewis
Ewan
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