Preparatory disarmament conference to meet in Geneva
The League of Nations preparatory disarmament commission will meet in Geneva on March 45 with an American delegation to be led by the same diplomats and naval officials who attended the prior naval conference. The aim is to abolish submarines and pursue peace, though public support may lag behind leaders' concessions.
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Preparatory Disarmament Commission
League of Nations
Geneva
Delegaltion
United States
Britain
Japan
Washington
Great Britain
France
Prayer for Chicago Unites City Against Crime
Chicago churches vote a day of public prayer on March 7 calling citizens to implore divine cleansing of city politics. The Church Federation cites ballot box violations, rampant crime, and alleged criminal ties with officials, urging righteous action to save Chicago from graft and fear.
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Chicago
Church Federation
Sodom
Gomorrah
Little Green Capsule Promises Fast Rheumatic Relief
An advertisement touts Alfenii Number 2, the little green capsule. It claims rapid relief for rheumatic pain when taken on a strict hourly schedule the first day and progressively less often thereafter. The copy promises full refund if relief is not achieved and cites Thomas Downey as a guarantor.
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America
Look and Learn Quiz Answers and Snapshots
Yesterday's questions and answers cover a variety of topics. The Dutes paid Indians for Manhattan Island, the oldest European city cited is Troy, N.Y., Jesse James is identified, Columbus sought a westward route to Asia, a Scotch comedian amused the King of England, and related notes explain compounding interest.
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Jesse James
Columbus
America
England
Shylock
Troy
N.Y
Danzig
Itujin
A Problem a Day: Income From Bond Investment
A reader asks for income from investing 5100 in bonds costing 85 and paying 12 percent. Solution splits $550 to A and $371.25 to B, based on liabilities of $4000 and $2700, allocating assets by liabilities to determine payments on each collar of mobilities.
Unearth Case of Rile Appropriation Great Cruelty
Franklin Mar 1 R Beach about 60 living in dr win township five miles abun dent was arrested Thursday morning by Constable Kellogg and Humanni Officer HLM Rudolph after investigation. He pleaded guilty to cruelty to animals and was fined 20 dollars plus court costs. Unable to pay, he was jailed. Officer Russell reports the fine as one of the worst in Venango county. At arrest time, horses and livestock were discovered starved or in poor condition, with threats made to officers. The case reveals serious neglect and prompted transport to Franklin jail.
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Beach
Drwin
Lilwrenen Kellogg
GI City
Huminni
Vening Wats
Frenklin
Ams
Lie
Russell
Venango Colunty
Ute Bum
Burssell
Robberies at Forestville report prying into several sites
Worestville, Mar. 1. Thieves pried into the Bedepal Vik early morning and into Dye's grist mill and the Redfern Stump Canceling Machine works, but little of value was taken. A Ford delivery truck was seen in the area around 1 A M and roped away before access to valuables. The depot money drawer was disturbed, but the Dye mill safe remained unblown.
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Worestville
Mar
Bedepal
Dye
Redfern
Red headed judge denies divorce claim in California
Judges may claim impartiality but a California divorced woman was denied on the ground that her husband is red headed. The article notes the judge’s red hair as a distinguishing factor in the ruling.
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California
Flood Bill Approval Forecast After Senate Receipt
Washington March 1 forecast today by Senator Jones after a conference with President Coolidge. The flood control bill, sent by the Commerce Committee to the Senate, is expected to pass within two weeks or sooner.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Commerce Committee
Jones
Coolidge
Sugar Social at Columbus Community Church
Mrs Fango's group sponsors a warm sugar social tonight at Columbus Community Church in Columbus Pa. The committee will serve coffee rolls and pastries. An evening of fun is assured and a large crowd is anticipated.
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Columbus Columbus
Fango
Columbus Community
Jim
Lindbergh Sets Record Flight From Schenectady to Boston
Charles A Lindbergh made an exceptionally fast flight in his Ryan cabin monoplane from Schenectady to Boston, reaching the airport at 10:08 AM. The trip took 1 hour and 38 minutes, well under the usual two and a half hours, as he attended the National Education Convention where his mother received honors.
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Boston
Mass
Charles A Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Schenectady
Dayton Burdick 81 Dies After February Train Collision
Erie reports Dayton Burdick 81 of 119 West 18th Street died at St Vincent's Hospital from injuries after a Pennsylvania passenger train struck him near Green Lane Road on February 11. Fireman warned engineer to stop but visibility from the snowstorm prevented avoidance.
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Dayton
Burdick
West 18Th Street
Pennsylvania
Green Laiden Road
St Vincent's Hospital
Gineer
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