Two Findley Lake Stores Burn In Big Fire
Fire swept two adjacent frame buildings in Findley Lake destroying the Coe and Osborne structures. Insurance partially covers losses estimated between 30000 and 55000 dollars. Origin likely from a defective chimney. fire cut telephone service and displaced residents and business owners.
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Windley Lake
Robert Coe
Findley Lake
Roy Osborne
North East
Samos
Coe
Newmatting
Tre
Osborne
Misrena Lewis
Kavinty
Telephone Exchange
Lottex
Controversy Over Boxing at Erie Memorial Stadium
Erie, Pa. march 4 A $130000 Academy High School Stadium built as a World War I memorial faces a heated dispute over permitting boxing. The school board signals possible action after protests from the WCTU PTA and others, recalling past Legion exhibits. Local figures include Minnie Kelsey visiting from Centerville.
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United Prose
Erie
Shool Board
W. G. T. U. Parent Teachers’ Association
Actoal Board
American Legion
Legion
Indictment in Canton Ties Officer to Slaying Case
The grand jury in Canton Ohio has indicted Lloyd E Streitenberger for the murder of Don R Mellett. Streitenberger a former Canton detective sought to set up an alibi for Mazer who faced a charge in the same crime.
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Pat McDermott
Ben Rudner
Penitentiary
Coults
Mazer
Canton
Ohio
Lloyd E. Streitenbergin
Don R. Mellett
Canton Cdton
Streitenberger
Mel
Ett
Crie
Chinese Demand British Troops Leave Shanghai Areas
The Chinese Commissioner for foreign affairs demanded immediate British troop withdrawal from positions beyond Shanghai foreign settlements, calling the occupation a violation of China’s sovereignty. British battalions extended along railway lines west and north, including near the Ningpo and Nanking lines, with one site near the American Columbia Country Club about a quarter mile west of the French boundary.
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H. Francis Misselwitz
United Press
Shangstat
Shanghai Stangehow Ningpo
Shanghai
Nanking Railway Ie
America Columbia
Conference on Road Project Advances in State Plan
A conference with James T. D. Stuart is arranged in Territburg to discuss elevating Route 89 between Warren and Titusville from a secondary to the state primary system. Sixteen roads between Porpedo and Pleasantville are under review with priority given to raised status.
Bitter party strife marks final session in Congress
United Press reports a bitter end to the session with Republicans and Democrats clashing over Reed and Mellon while key bills lingered. Dawes denounced filibuster practices as the House adjourned after a nine month recess. The Senate fought multiple filibusters before closing in a nine month pause.
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United Press
Washington
Ood Congress
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
House
Senate
Pat Harri
Missisippi
Dave Reed
Andy
Mellon
Gan
Coolidge
Legion
McNary-Haugen Farm
Goofidge
Pepper McFadden
Danie Relata
Boulder
Bill Would Aid Corry Voters In Third Class Cities
A bill to provide permanent voter registration in third class cities will be introduced in the State Legislature by Senator Miles B. Kitts and Assemblyman Thomas B. Wilson of McKean County. The measure aims to end frequent light registrations, with registered electors remaining registered unless they move taxes are due or fail to vote. The sponsors, including Portig of the legislative reference bureau, seek economy and broader registration in Erie and other cities.
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Kitts
Miles B. Kitts
Thomas B. Wilson
McKean County
Wilson
Portig
Legisative Reference Bureau
Ritts
Erie
Bint Cts
Radio Nominee A H Bellows Named to National Radio Commission
A H Bellows director of WGGO appears among five nominees to the national radio commission. The appointment aims to regulate broadcasting across the United States.
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A. H. Bellows
WGGO
Minneapolls
Mien
National Radi Commission
United States
Call for Uniform Traffic Laws Conference Next Monday
Harrisburg to host a meeting called by Mayor Louis Franke Johnstown and Mayor C W Bracken Corry with Richard Naldeman president of the Pennsylvania Motor Federation announcing the bid to urge Governor Fisher and the State Highway Department to back uniform traffic regulations city officials aim to unify ordinances across Pennsylvania towns and boroughs with representatives from most cities and townships expected to attend.
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Harnshure
Pennsylvania
Hexas
Fisher
Ofigés Colg
Movie theatre giants merge to form vast chain
New York report says National Pictures joins with the Stanley Company of America and West Coast Theaters to create a major theater group. The alliance will involve First National interests and cover theaters across New York Pennsylvania DC and California with wide control in major markets.
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New York
Mar
Dhs National Pictures
Mic Jon
Moss
Lerger
Famous Players-Lasky
Richard A. Rowland
First Naional
Stanley Company of America
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
West Coast Theaters Company
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
First National
Vadthees
Mexican Ambassador Recalled. Probe Of Propaganda Under Way
Mexican Ambassador Manuel Teller to Washington has left for Mexico City after a recall demand from the United States over alleged propaganda favoring Mexico’s oil and land laws. Officials deny the recall and note ongoing diplomatic secrecy as Washington discusses possible actions, including arms embargo considerations.
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Washington
Mexico
State Department
U. 5
United Press
Mexico City
Manuel Tellus
Rashington
United “States
Teller T
Ludwell Denny
United States
Tandoif Ines
Teller
Jeffeld
Unites States
Amnassador
Withsray
Sheffield
Nicaragua
Central America
Runaway Boys Picked Up Here
Two young runaways Anson Small age 14 and Leslie Ewing age 13 were picked up by Patrolman Joe Ruppersburg last night. Mrs Small was to recover the boy to his home this morning. Ewing has run away several times before and no action is yet decided in his case. Parents have been advised and are expected to arrive today.
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Ttusviie
Joe Ruppersburg
Anson Smalh
Leslie Ewing
Todle
Ewing
Talbot aliases and marriage claim tied to Washington inquiry
Mrs. Harry Lange testifies that Jerry Talbot used the name Howard Noble when he married a Toledo woman in December 1917. The self-styled World War veteran is described as a faker by a congressional committee led by Johnson, calling his shell shock and amnesia a sliding ghost a guild during hearings.
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Toledo
Howard Noble
Harry Lange
Jerry Talbot
Washington
Three Radio Appointees Get Ok of Senate
The Senate confirmed three of President Coolidge’s nominees for the new federal radio commission. By not acting on two others, Republicans imply action by recess appointment. Confirmed were Rear Admiral Bullard, Edward C. Sykes, and J. F. Dillon. Bellows and Caldwell were opposed as “handpicked” by Secretary Hoover. If recess appointments, they lose salaries until confirmed.
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Washington
Senate
Coolidge
Federal Radio Commission
Congress
Commission
Aru
Bullard
Edward C. Sykes
Mississippi
J. F Dillon
San Francisco
A. J.bellows
Minnesota
Crestes Caldwell
New York
Bellows
Caldwell
Dill
Dom
Wash
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
President Soolidge Signs Prohibition Reorganization Bill
Washington March 4 President Soolidge signed the prohibition reorganization bill requested by Assistant Secretary of Treasury Andrews to aid dry field agents under civil service and unify enforcement within the treasury.
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Washington
Soolidge
Secretary of ‘Treasury
Andrews
Civil Service
Treasury
Today’s Five Best Radio Features
A list of radio features with times across multiple stations. Includes performances by Goldman Band in Wisconsin Virginia Rea and Frank Munn at WLS Chicago and other groups. Program notes show Eastern Central time listings and station identifiers.
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Virginia Rea
Frank Munn
Merrymakers
WLS
Chicago
Little Symphony Orchestra
Daugherty Indictment Quashed After Hung Jury
Former Alien Property Custodian Harry M Daugherty was freed when the judge quashed the indictment after a hung jury in the Miller and Daugherty case. Miller was convicted. Daugherty’s charges were set aside as jurors failed to reach a verdict after extensive deliberations.
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Daugherty
United Press
New York
Thos W.bller
Harry M. Daugherty
Miller
Atorney
Emory R. Puckner
Cdme
Daveharty
Ard
Lat
Emory R. Buckner
Miller and
Taté
John T. King
Jesse Smith
Richard E. Merton
Frantkfort
Germany
Merton
American Metal Company
King
Wising
Frederick Margereten
Baker
Mer
Charles R. Boss
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Minnie Kelsey
Centerville
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Harrisburg
Will Eall
Bat National Pictures
Stanley
West Coast Theatres
United Prep
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United Preus
United Prea
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