United States Rejects Arbitration On Liquor Issue
The United States rejects submitting the liquor import question to an international maritime conference. Washington says the issue is domestic and will be decided without foreign judicial help, aiming to avoid antagonizing other governments while updating treaties with Spain and other powers. The move may align with Supreme Court rulings barring liquor on ships within three miles of shore.
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United Prow
Washington
United States
International Conference of Maritime Nations
World Court
Spain
Supreme Court
Three Mile
Rejection of Reparations Offer Seen in Paris
United Press reports a German reparations proposal may be rejected at the Franco Belgian conference. Berlin dispatches say a plan for 1 000 000 000 old marks annually is under consideration while Belgians and French premier Poincare weigh a shift in policy. Berlin notes warn Germany’s fate hinges on responses from allies as Chancellor Cuno seeks terms at an international conference.
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United Proc
Paris
Joe
Eellor Gino Trest
Weardamagen
Hlerlin
Ume
Aviays
Witner
Andy Raye
Poincare
Brussels
Herlin
Cuno
Germany
Cinii
Big Dinner of Motor Club to Be Held Friday
Corry motorists and nearby residents will attend a large fund raising dinner at Parish Hall Friday evening. Notable guests include Hugh N. Carson Th isville FG Richardson Gear W Stevens Erie and George W Stevens secretary of the Tire Motor Club. Tickets are selling, with W N Jones and James J Wright handling sales as over a hundred attendees are anticipated. Mrs Edith McCray and her son plus Mr Park McCray and son are visiting friends at Lovell.
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Corry
Jon
Tainguat
Belng
Hugh N. Carson
Thisville
FG Richardson
Gear W Stevens
Erie
Charles Wibor Janestown
Kistler
Girl Bandit Kills Man As Wife Resists
A Chicago bandit killed Richard Tow ner, 46, an insurance adjuster, at his home last midnight during a robbery. His wife, Mrs Tesmer, resisted as robbers fled, and the wounded husband died minutes later. Police hunted a young man with the bandits as a likely accomplice, while a blue alert and roadblocks were set.
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United Press
Ciicago
Tyne
Richard Towner
Ai Insurance
Chicago
Wil
Ty Polien
Lim
Tesmer
Isl
William E. Dever
Auto Faunde
Hrrla Vards
Narage
Winthrop Avenue
Nra
Lara
Nortwestern University Coed
Big damage suit follows accident
A damaged record from Kear county details a $5,000 suit over injuries from a vehicle collision. Plaintiff Antig Via Hitter, formerly a local cartier, sued Franke D. Ellsworth as defendant. The event allegedly occurred September 7, 1922 on Maenob road when a vehicle hit the plaintiff. Attorney Tonestarep represents the plaintiff.
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Rrie
Sural Cartier
Kear
Unit City
Franke D. Ellsworth
Cousin of Wilson Dies After Illness in Franklin County
D J John A Wilson, cousin of Woortraw Wilson and longtime Galena Signal Oil Company associate, died after several weeks of illness in Franklin County PA. The obituary notes his connection to local business and his years of service.
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Franklin, Pa
D.john A. Wilson
Woortraw
Reception for U S Senators Here Thursday
Local plans announce a Thursday reception for U S Senators with a public after-dinner gathering at the Municipal Building and a drive to the city. The delegation will arrive around 1 30 and depart by two o clock.
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U.S
St James
Nformal
Jersey Woman Held for Second Poison Death
United Prose reports Newark woman Mae Mary Creighton, 28, charged again with poisoning her brother Charley Raymond Avery, 18, allegedly slow- administered arsenic in chocolate pudding. Husband John Creighton also charged. chemists test father-in-law’s plantings from two years past to confirm poison. News notes Mrs Creighton’s recent motherhood and a trip to Chautauqua for summer plans.
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Newark
N. J
Tuhe
Mae Mary Creighton
Sax
Telat
Charley Raymond Avery
John
Sam Offerine
Indictment in Garland case targets Jab Dingman
garland case details describe alleged assault and fatal injuries linked to Jab Dingman. state police investigated after a suspect reportedly attempted concealment at a local store. Warren county authorities issued a felony charge, level one for the anticipated trial next week.
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Dingmbur
Wortert
Uae
Misa Jewell Marroll
Garland Dirk Ake Prin
Lary
Fen Vogterdag Fm
Asiv
Imaumrae
Cnotrs
Warren Esterday
Wits
Wille
1924 Conclave Shriner Leaders Elected in Kansas City
United Press dispatch reports the 1924 Shriner Conclave in Kansas City selecting Imperial Potentate Elects. Ctlitard the Aid of Peoria and Conrad Dykeman of Brooklyn are named for top imperial offices, with election results finalized after eight years of planning.
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United Press
Washington
Peoria
Gsard
Hearing Given Couple Today
The cases of Claude Baker of Grand Valley and Mario Groat of Titusville were settled when brought before Magistrate Worter this morning. Baker was taken to Erie for treatment at Rice hospital and the woman was to return home to Milusville. Police disposed of a similar case by detaining a woman near the Antler gate this morning. Miss Dempsey and Miss Mart visiting Warren with James Edwards today.
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Claude Baker
Grand Valley
Mario Groat
Titusville
Patrie Miggatrate Worter
Baker
Erie
Rice Homuital
Nea
Milusville
Corry High School Commencement Gives City Hopeful Plans
Forty seven graduates received diplomas at the Corry Commencement in the auditorium. Rev McFoy opened with prayer as the orchestra played Pancrerd and four student speakers delivered addresses on city planning, public progress, and the ideal of a beautiful city. Miss Bennett spoke on community houses, urging local support and future consideration, while class president Robert Donaldson outlined benefits of city planning and urged early adoption to foster growth and development. The program featured songs, an overture by Rossini, and closing remarks highlighting civic improvements.
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Corre Ugh
Julie Pracavtalite
Elias Forty-Sayer
Ahan
Beaitifal
Platiien
Fae
Board of Elucation and Key
W. Troy
Union
Clare
Board of Education
Mc Foy
Lollio
Jan
Melzay
Ferid
Chirley
Suranve
Hendley
Manber
Dorothy Waller
Bentley
Andress
Robert D. Donaldson
Donaldsony
Donaldson
Harry
Rossini
Lye
Coletta A. Bennett
Community House
Corry 15
Massacre Report From Morocco Battle Claims Many Moors Dead
A dispatch from Madrid reports a brutal clash in northern Morocco between Spanish forces and Moors near Lisdeen and Tiaarra. Spanish casualties include 400 dead with 15 officers wounded, while Moor losses run into hundreds. results have not been officially published.
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Morocco
Uf Sfoors
Wassais Douils
Lisdeen
Bibbirdad
Nowra
Caiuiel
Madrid
Manaid
Porty
Tiaiarra
Hundreds Of High Pupils To Go To Capitol
A countywide pupil trip departs next Monday for Washington. Students from Northeast High School Waterford High and other nearby districts totaling several dozen riders join extra coaches from the rail line. T. L. Boley from the transit office will supervise seating and enroute arrangements aboard the special cars.
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Washington
Seotax
Laive
Whelington
WwAlin
North East High School
Brie
Copneuut High School
Waterford High
Waterford
Spattansbilleigh
Jury Youngsvilleigh
Youngsville
Sugar Grove High
Visigauit
Johnneoburg High
Johnonburg
Austin High
Empporum Jet
Exter
Kline
Ges T. L
Boley
Tuilato
Twain
Ax. Sint
High School Alumni Reunion and Reception Tonight
The annual alumni reunion and reception will be held in Maccabee Hall this evening. The barquet will be served at 7 o'clock, followed by a program and dancing party. Members of the 1923 graduating class will be formally received into the association, with a large attendance expected.
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Maccabee Hall
Gasoline Tax Approved In State House
The state House approved a new gasoline tax package worth about 21 million dollars, with a total revenue aim of 27 million dollars. It targets automobile licenses and includes a 60 percent estate tax proposal, while specific exemptions for vehicles under 25 horsepower were debated as the measure moved toward the Senate for consideration.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Slurgeth
Pelsmar
House
Senate
Rowers Way
Wi Hills
Dehli
Means
Woner
China Bandits Resume Terrorist Acts on Korean Border
June 7 report from Pekin says Chinese bandits resumed aggressive actions along the Korean frontier. Six soldiers killed, twenty or more kidnapped, and thirty laborers seized after clashes as the outlaws aim to force government reinstitution of their forces. Whiteouts and garbled lines describe family and foreign hostage concerns amid regional instability.
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Pekin
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