Maniac Terrorizes Brooklyn Hotel Fire Tragedy
United Press reports a deadly hotel fire in Norfolk Virginia at the Garden of Italy where three people died and several were injured. Victims include Helen White Lem McKindley and K M Hyate. R C Miller and Mrs R C Miller were overcome by smoke. Dorit Darling, injured in a car crash, is noted. A possible additional missing person Gelisyesha remains unconfirmed. The blaze trapped many on flaming stairs as firefighters battled the flames.
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United Prox
Norfolk
Croomiely
Garden of
Italy
Halen White
South Norfolk
Lem. McKindley
Craddock
K. M. Hyate
Wysecoudt
Driver Misses Signal as Flier Plough Hits Bus Near Painesville
A New York Central flier fails to observe a signal from a watchman and plows into a bus near Painesville, causing heavy casualties. The crash disrupts service and triggers investigations into signal adherence and safety protocols. Authorities report multiple injuries and abstract toll, with details pending.
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New York Central
Painesville
Fatal grade crossing crash kills fifteen near Painesville
United Press reports a jitney bus speeding at sixty miles per hour crashed at a grade crossing near Painesville injuring four seriously and killing fifteen. Most victims were from Painesville Fairport Richmond and nearby farms. Driver Charles Sullivan failed to stop at the crossing. train struck the vehicle sending bodies and limbs across the track.
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United Press
Painesville
Wintchman
Ted Danger
New York Centre
Nixty Miles
Hove
St. Clic Street
Fairport
Richmond
Charles Sullivan
Barnes
Tevin
Bullivan
Teurinie Dows
Rentients
Sullivan
Nome
Jncana
FS Ferrandes
Buffalo
Pairesyilie
Abseut
Gun Club 10 Show Film for Sportsmen
The Corry Red and Gis Chuby club plans a film showing at Rex Theater this month or April. The program features Moore Hunting In New Brunswick Hassishing on the Potomac and Great Fishing in the Adirondacks with Swann and Dany heading the shooting department for the coming season.
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Corry
Nepecul
Rex Theater
New Brunswick
Potomac
Adirondacks
William G. Swann
George Dany
Heid
Two Miners Die in Massive Coal Cave-in Near Wilkesbarre
Two miners, Jobin Burr of Kingeoh and John Fritsisiger of Edwardsville, were killed in a rock fall at the Glen Alden Coal Jo near Wilkes-Barre. The incident occurred while they were on the way home from Clymer where they had attended a high school event.
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United Pres
Wilkesdarre
Glen Alden
Extwardsville
Here
Jobin Burr
Kinge Oh
John Fritsisiger
Edwardsville
Sarazen Leads Southern Open After First Half
Gene Sarazen of Pittsburgh leads the Southern Open after 54 holes, carding a 86 hole total of 86, as players begin the second half of the event in New Orleans. The event resumes at 3:30 pm with the remaining 36 holes to decide the title.
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United Preax
New Orleans
Gene Saraveni
Pitesblcwh
Wax
Evler
Auto Dealers Association Reorganized in Corry Dinner Event
Corry auto mobile dealers reformed into a permanent association at a Phoenix hotel dinner led by Frank Raeder. The event drew prominent regional figures and highlighted cooperation to protect motorists and combat illegitimate sales, with officers elected Louis Sears President and Glen Brookes Secretary.
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Corry Automobile Dealers
Speakex
Mr. Williams
Cleveland
Messrs
San
Lehmus and Woodall
Erie
Louis Sears
Walter Merrick
Glen Brookes
Frank Betts
Tueder
Fishing Sloop Grace Clinton Burned. Crew Saved
United Press reports a fishing schooner Grace Clinton of Provincetown burned off Block Island. Six crewmen were saved after a fire destroyed the vessel. Revival meetings in New London see rising interest with attendees at Brethren Church where Rev. Nichols preached on sorrow to joy and the miracle of life.
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iBy United Press
New London
Conn
Grace Clinton
Vincetown
Mis
United, Brethren Church
Block Island
Nichols
Jesus
Navind
Hayes' Postal Policies to Continue in Post Office
Washington March 4 United Press reports Dr Hubert Work took oath as Postmaster General and pledged to continue Hayes era postal policies. The article notes visitors and locals in various cities, including Mr. DeJenns and Arthur Poster, with returns home to Spring Creek.
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Tnited Prom
WLHT
Hays
Hubert Work
Will DeJenns
Arthur Poster
Erie
Famona
Spring Creek
American Missionary Killed in China Near Tciang
St Louis dispatch reports Dr A Ta Shelton a Disciples of Christ missionary killed by soldiers near Tciang in West China on February 17. The US Christian Missionary Society received the telegram today confirming the death.
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Taived
ST. Louis
A. Ta Shelton
Disciples of Christ Church
Yay
Soldliers
Tciang
West Ching
Coblegram
United Christian Missionary Society
Revolt Sweeps Fiume Center of Adriatic Storm
Turmoil grips Fiume after uprising toppled President Zanella and installed a provisional government. Loyal troops guard the city as the Italian state orders destruction of ships and restoration of order. Deputy Guinta leads fascist faction while Riccardo Zanella is deposed.
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Fiume
Adriatic
Proms
Tiume
The
Aly
Zanella
Eustaltios
Asional
Thair Asump
Roya al Currabigiere
Opposition Forces Still Active in British Politics
London, March 4 Premier Lloyd George summons conservative leaders to Chequers in a high stakes bid to patch up a fractured Unionist bloc. Despite Younger faction revolt being checked, the Prime Minister seeks a broader truce, eyeing Genoa negotiations and continuance of his government amid political tension.
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United Prom
London
Lloyd George
Austen Chamberlain
Arthur
J. Balfour
Lord Birkenhead
Chequers
Sir George Younger
Unitedt
Thon Bonar Law
Austen Chamiber
Sir Laming
Worthington
United Press
Chronicle
the Chronicle
Genoa
Lloyd
Lloyd ‘George i
Westminster Gasette
Choral Society Plans Monday Evening Meeting
The Choral Society meets at 7 35 PM Monday at the Municipal building to organize under Prof Barth of Jamestown. Members anticipate about seventy five participants in the new program. A piano was obtained for rehearsal on the second floor.
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Oyenone
Choral Society
Muni 1
Ubie Velieved
Tron
Prof Barth
Jamestown
Sas
Municipil
Buiking
Clymer
Deny London Reports Harvey To Resign
United Press reports that President Harding plans to ask London ambassador Linon Harvey to resign. The brief note cites uncertainty and a possible official destinl of repiite plifistid in Latin, with no confirmation of dates or names beyond the mentioned figures.
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Deny London Reports
Harvey
United Press
Wasilington
Preoldten Harding
Linon Harve
Mbassador
Radio Concerts Reach Home on East South Street
Westinghouse radio programs have been received at Lea Gordon’s home on East South Street as residents enjoy broadcasts despite limited amplifiers. Gordon plans to install more gear and hosts informal concerts for friends while organizing a radio telegraphy class open to applicants.
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Westinghouse
Lea Gordon
East South Street
Gordon
Laws
Chétal Ralinphone
Bbs
Piselitin
Seniors Stage Big Class Play at High School Auditorium
The senior class presents a musical comedy titled All Aboard aboard the Morida. Joli B. Rogers Producing Co. provides lavish scenery and costumes. Cast includes Ulii as Billy Brady and Grady as Johnny Grady with Guiclle Heath and Ruth Hall in key roles. Tickets selling fast amid expected financial success.
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Joli B. Rogers
Morida
Candis Ulii
Billy Brady
Boer Paher A
Johnny Grady
Henrice Slouje
Gucille Heath
Mra Sloan
Glidvs Frew
Ruth Hall
Alex
Thy
Harold Duran
Wage Cuts Unfair Says Labor Report
Washington dispatch reports a labor federation review of large industrial firms warns ongoing wage cuts are unjust after a prosperous year. The Amenca Federation of Labor cautions against broad reductions and urges consideration of workers' conditions amid market gains.
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United Pres
Washington
Ileas
Weil
Amencia Federation
Luthor
Case Involving Ohio Parties Ended Here
A Chardon Ohio origin story centers on attorney Thrasher and two women, Miss Lillian Prince and Mrs Battle, with a meat market dispute at East Main Street. The case, tied to duress and alleged arrest, drew local interest as Thrasher later faced court issues and became mayor, while legal representatives investigated the matter.
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Chardon
Ohio
Pskie
Tracy Mattles
Lillian Prince
Gordon Market
East Manin
Bates
Batries
Tegal
Battlee
Don
Tse
Leer
Thrasher
Chantion
Frost Toll Hits Southern Growers Hard
United Press reports heavy frost losses in the South with estimates exceeding 1 million dollars for truck and berry growers last night. In New Orleans, losses are expected to reach around 500 thousand dollars as frost damage lingers.
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United Press
Orleans
Hare
Dye
Italian Assassins Blamed For Tarrytown Slayings
A Tarrytown case spurs belief in a secret order linked to Italian assassins. Investigators cite two linked murders near Rockefeller grounds and in White Plains as evidence. A young woman found near Rockefeller property was stabbed and left, with a broken stiletto fragment recovered. Police pursue a possible hidden retreat tied to the supposed order.
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Yey
Piva
Tarrytown
N.Y
Thalia Woayeiqne
John D. Rockeflier
Pocantleo
Won
Mary Venea
Rockefeller Grounds
Paulo Lett
Nowat
White Plains
Motorioun Ny
Lott
Bel Lake
Sath
Letti
Metropolis Hit by Wave of Bank and Train Murders
A maniac with a silenced revolver on the Brooklyn rooftops shot three people, including a man on an elevated train, while a spree of payroll robberies plagues Greater New York. Jewelers and banks report heavy losses as police pursue unknown gunmen amid rising daylight robberies.
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United Press
New York
Lange
Brooklyn
Tanita
Greaier New York
Sebastian Campanelli
Hus
Manhatin
Long Island
Ciny
Amas Kruether
Taundry
Hays Bush
Long Island City
Varius
Diptheria Claims Little Harold Of Billaloy NY
Harold Howard, eight months old, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Howard of Billaloy New York, died at Dr Wentle Private Hospital after a week of malignant diphtheria. He lived with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Wesley Moward and was beloved by neighbors. The funeral and interment at Pine Grave Cemetery will be held Sunday at the convenience of the family.
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Harold
Howard
Billaloy N.Y
Wentle
Wesley Moward
Funeral Services In Memory Of Lew G Clark
Funeral services for Lew G Clark were held at the home on Railrond ghine yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock. The crowd included Gus Sokueon Pata Oli John en Mr. Etter and many friends from Boston. Many wore comforting expressions as pallbearers carried the casket and a touching tribute was given by By AS Sem ah Alited.
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Tinpreanive Tlineral
Bry
Lew G. Clark
Redinker
Teumany
Estes
Anid Sysipalthy
Che Pall
Gus Sokueon
Pata Oli John En
Mr. Etter
Ines Weburt
Laverme Durkster
Geeni
Clark
Boston
Heteras
Semah
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