Chinese Situation Turns Fragile as U S Seeks Stable Government
Washington reports a critical stage in the Chinese crisis with nationalist demands rejected and calls for a stable government. A forthcoming State Department memorandum will outline empathy for Chinese populations and advocate revising unequal treaties as China stabilizes. The plan favors gradual reform of courts, codification of native law, and a central government able to enforce laws while weighing U S extraterritorial privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Constiue Tas
United States
Escopatine
China
Uesses
Wnemeranding
Silas Strawn
Chicago
Minster MacMurray
Peking
House
Male Quartet Highly Recommended by Pittsburgh Kiwanis
The Pittsburgh Kiwanis Club presents the Mate Quartette on a local Kiwanis program Friday evening. The group, championing Underprivileged Child work, has donated eighty percent of its concert proceeds to benefit this cause in various cities. Members include Kroen, Strayer, Hodgcoame, and others, with connections to local churches and the Chamber of Commerce era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Waterbury
Cannon
Wildes
Yorks
Rifle
Koka
Pitwburgh
Kroen
Tealwrry
Strayer
Mitchell
Chamber of Committee
Meg Griffin
Shadyside Presyterian
Hodgcoame
Pittabural
Pittsburel Singers
Policies of Miners Leaders Flayed at Convention
At Indianapolis on January 26 John Brophy of Clearfield Pennsylvania accused international officers of failing to organize. He urged a wage policy covering both coal fields and noncoal areas to protect newly organized miners from pressure by operators.
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United Frost
Indianapolis
Unliq
Ifutttu
United Mine Workers
John Brophy
Clearfield
District Lumber Pwo
Brophy
Walllee
Building boom in state shows large increase
United Press reports from Harrisburg Pa that December construction permits rose sharply with a 9,583,88 increase over November reaching 20,008,049. Key cities with large gains include Monongahela Philadelphia Pittsburgh Reading Altoona Harrisburg Lancaster and Wilkes Barre while 17 cities posted declines and total 1925 permits at 27,980,501 under 1924 by 15,864,045.
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United Press
Marrisburg
Wythe Labor and Industry Department
Monongahela
Philadelphia
Altpont
Ambridge
Wilkinseburg
Pittsburgh
Reading
Altoona
HarHaburg
Lancaater
Allentown
Harrisburg
Bethlehest
Ol City
Uniontown
Lancaster
Sceenton
Warren
Saandford IF
Easton
Wilkes Harre
Williamsport
Mumlvilte
York
New Cantle
Robber Shot Dead in Tamaqua Pool Room
Caught in the act of robbing the Recreation Pool Paglor in Tamaqua Pa this morning Enoch Le us 20 of Shenandoah was shot to death by Patrolman Nelson Higher. Anthony Skimin of Shenandoah a pal surrendered to the officer and was jailed pending charges.
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United Press
Tamaqua
Paglor
Enoch Leus
Shenandoah
Nelson
Anthony Skimin
Sheheandoah
Levas
Pesce Heffner
Two youths taken to jail in check passing case
Kenneth Beardviee and Vonard Geert sonsoy were held for court after funds were passed on several worthless checks. They were moved to the county jail yesterday as the Feb term court prepared a grand jury action. Neither could furnish bail, and the case awaits disposition. Mr and Mrs Bert Pack left for home in Clymer after seeking medical treatment for an infected right hand.
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Kenneth Beardviee
Vonard Geertsonsoy
Girie Yeterday
Gth
Mes
Bert Pack
Clymer
Peck
Jones Sees No Danger Of Oil Gas Shortage
George H. Jones of Standard Oil of New Jersey told the Oil City Chamber of Commerce that the nation faces little risk of an oil shortage. He cited taxation, excessive competition, and volatile profits as ongoing industry challenges while predicting steady supply to meet demand and continued profits in a broadly healthy petroleum sector.
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George H- Jones
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Te Chamber of Commerce
Oil City
Jones
Corry
Derrick
California
Pilion
Symawa
Chaplin to Stay in East as Los Angeles Return Delayed
Charles Chaplin may not return to Los Angeles for a month, says Nathan Burkan. While in New York he continues work on The Girgus cutting and titling, with most of filming done. The actor attends shows and rests, taking long walks and sleeping late.
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New York
Charles
Chaplin
Los Angeles
Nathan Burkan
United Press Today
Sill
Ats
Kellogg Refuses to Shift Policy Despite Senate
United Press dispatch from Washington reports that the Senate adopted the Robinson resolution urging arbitration of the Mesituin dispute and expressing opposition to altering policy toward Nicaragua and the use of armed forces abroad during the nine month term of Congress starting March 4. Senator Wheeler and others prepared a speech on Mexican and Nicaraguan affairs, while administration allies noted no change in State Department stance.
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Washington
Fin
Rewbinski
Stite Teaders
State Department
Nicaragua
Coolidge
Mongresd
Frazier
N. D
Army
9aVi
Marine Corps
Robinson
Senate
Alren Oy
Sfexico
Leura
Radical Leader May Get Seat In Miners' Confab
United Press reports in Indianapolis on January 26 that radical leader Hapgood seeks seating as a United Mine Workers convention delegate. A petition from Cresson locals circulated as credentials committee, claiming no jurisdiction, denied action. Hapgood, a Harvard graduate and nephew of Norman Hapgood, disavows communist ties.
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Indianapolis
Tad
Powers Hapgood
United Mine Workers
Map Road
Cresson
Pal
Tapgond
Crewatials
Crewatials Committes
Hapgood
Oneion
Ruiles
Issa
Harvard
Norman Hapgold
Respect for traffic law averts hold up in Chicago
A chaotic street scene near a crossing ended with a driver named William P. Brown of Oak Park escaping a robbery when his quick reaction and a twist of the highwayman’s wrist caused the robber to drop his pistol. Police say Brown’s calm adherence to traffic rules helped avert the crime.
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United Press
Chicago
William P. Brown
Oak Park
Brown
Browne
Clymer Cutting Road Built in 1927 Plan Launched
The Journal learns that construction of an improved road from Clymer to Cutting, first link of the Clymer-Watisbury highway, will start this year with state and county approval. Follow-on work on the Wutting to Pennsylvania line route is expected next year, as planners map widening of several existing roads under the Green map initiative.
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Clymer
Cutting
Clyamer-Watisbure
Chautauqua
New York
Pennsyvania State Line
Woaitsburg
Board of Supervisors
Chautauquat County
Maguilte
Pindley Lake
Fiddley Lake
Pennsylvania Line
Findley Lake
Sherman
Dunkirk
Silver Creek Lake
Chautauqua-Lakeswood
Kennedy-Eilington
Laona-Arkwright Center
Hamter
North Clymer
Nashville-Perrysburg
Daytor
Warren Road In Good Condition Reported
Commuters who drove to Warren last evening to attend the basketball game reported Warren Road in only a fair to good condition. The pavement is bare with drivers noting the use of chains on their cars as unnecessary.
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Warren
Amie
Corry Boy Is Page in State Assembly
Edward Horry, son of Mr and Mrs Mu J Berry of West Pleasant Street a student at Beckley College Harrisburg, has been named a page in the State Assembly. The appointment was obtained through State Assemblyman John Ti King of the city.
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Edward Horry
Mu J. Berry
West Pleasant Street
Beckley College
Harrisburg
John Ti. King
Safety Havens for Foreigners Amid Shanghai Crisis
Dispatches from Sifanghal and Hongkong describe foreigners evacuating Shanghai and surrounding areas as Chinese Nationalists advance. British forces prepare to defend Shanghai while American consulates organize safety measures. Reports note rioting and looting by Cantonese troops, with refugees detailing widespread instability and evacuations to Hong Kong and other ports.
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Sifanghal
United States
Hany Chow
Shanghai
Chekiang Province
Portsmouth
China
Minnesta
Sirding
Minnesota
Asiation
Hongkong
Paim Hund
Feuf
Te Paochow
Koochow
J. C Coote
Chicago
Canton
Kitts May Speak Here in City This Thursday
Miles B. Kitts, candidate for State Senator to succeed the late Maryin B Griswold, will speak in the city Thursday afternoon. The Journal has not yet received a public address or details, and the visit is likely to focus on meetings with political leaders across the county.
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Miles B. Kits
Maryin B Griswold
Mother and two children die in Warren Pa blaze
A mother and four or five children perished when their frame house collapsed in isolated Warren. Mrs Morance Hills 23 and children Pho Head, Hier Kori, William 2 and a seven month old died. The husband worked in a lumber camp. John Seeley escaped with severe burns. Albert Ferry also lived there. Police believe a gas reader caused the fire. search for remains is planned.
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Warren
Morance Hills
Hier Kori
Willisimy
Pronkliq
Pauline Fi
Dorothy
Nintnuel
Matety
Ty Toroeue
Sugar Rim
John Seeley
Hills
Hiarns
Albert Ferry
Tarni
Mulleing
Wareren
Poroner
Seeley
Cold Wave Extends Across East With Subzero Mornings
Corry reports a touch of subzero temps early this morning as thermometers show two below zero in the business section and five below elsewhere. Washington forecasts a cold wave tonight with temperatures near ten above zero in the capital and much colder readings from New York to the Carolinas, continuing into tomorrow.
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Corry
Mercury
Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Weather Bureau
New York Estate
Carolinas
Mss
Five Best Radio Features Schedule Shows and Stations
A fragmented timetable lists radio features across networks and time zones. Listings include WEAF WRO WCAB WEY at 10 10 p m East ern with Audran operetta Loves Vow and Ottawa association chorus Saint Jerome at 5 30 p m Eastern. Other items cite WLW Cincinnati at 8 p m Eastern and Winnipeg CNRW Radio Bisitors Hour at 10 90 p m Central with Gilbert and Sullivan on WIZ KDEA and WBZ basiera and Shilleret orchestras.
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WEAF
WRO
WCAB
WEY
Audran
NRM
Montreal
ONRO
Ottawa
Association
Chorale de Saint Jerome
WLW
Cincinnati
Radio Bisitors
CNRW
Winnipeg
Central Gilberts & Sullivan
Lwiz
KDEA
Ke YW
WBZ
Basiera
Shilleret
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Forestville
Nashville
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