Democrats Propose New Bonus Plan for Servicemen
A Democratic proposal outlines home service bonuses and compensation, detailing $600 for home service and $95 for foreign service. Representative Jeffers estimates the plan would cost about $1.5 billion, aiming for simpler administration than rival plans.
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Klareh HA
FON
Actillén
Borin
Embraphy Cauks
Howe Ways Aid Mearet Committee
Jeffers
Alabama
Anil
Jeffery Wal
Urker Plana
Ovmohs
Wonkesi
Lisreih
Murphy
Repulican
Oblani Ledaru
Perpuvrat
Horo
Democratis Plan
Chinl
State rating lists for Diathibistry units released
The state inspector announced ratings for the units of the Third Battalion commanded by Major Muneoe A Moss. Headquarters Company and a wide array of detachments across Grove City Erie Butler Meadville Warren and Ridgway receive cultural ratings.
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Muneoe A
Moss
Ani Uo Mul Kane
Cod
Waren
Radiant Nod Co
Dk Krink
Manouacem Liter
Grove City
Grave City
Erie
Butler
Ty, Co
Syd Baty Friesc
Kade
Aradleys Howitaer Co
Ol City
Meadville
Ports Pity Co
Ridgway
Pinchot Reacts to Ford Offer on Power Sites
Governor Grifford Pinchot comments on Ford’s offer regarding power sites under the federal water power act. He questions why Ford should receive special treatment or be denied, noting the need for uniform handling of all potential sites.
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Pinchot
Ford
Harrishurg
Hensey Purdy
Matele Shoals
Grifford
Pinchow
Sid Teay
Ever
Delay in Trade Cases Probed by United Press Report
Washington March 1 The Traugherty inquiry opens with a probe into the department of justice failing to prosecute 65 cases turned over by the federal trade commission The effort to assemble witnesses for next week faces delays Wheeler struggles to appoint a subcommittee and secure evidence The committee seeks experienced investigators and names Gaston T Means and Jed William J Plym in connection with the probe
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United Pros
Washington
Traugherty
Department of Jis Tive
Gastan Th. Means
Department
Jed Willian J. Plysm
Seismic Shocks Rattle San Jose Throughout Night
United Press reports four hundred earthquake tremors shook San Jose Costa Rica and surrounding area from late Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. Twelve shocks were exceedingly violent with two strong tremors recorded at 745 am and 840 am local time.
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United Pras San Jose
Costa Rica
San Jose
Dam
Intergaly
Officials stand silent on Darwin evolution protests at high school
Public school officials refused to join controversy over alleged Darwinist teaching at the high school. A board spokesperson said no action would be taken unless protests are filed, citing more pressing matters and unclear evidence.
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Histton Webster
Europe
Inter
Toni
Fh Journal
Tenwireet
Angsgelarion
National Male Quartette Delights Local Audience at High School
The National Male Quartette presented a fine concert at the High School auditorium as part of the Library Lecture Course. A large audience praised the group, especially Chaslay Cox for his impersonations of Surey Lauder and other figures, while Mrs. Don Rinbald traveled to Union City to attend her grandfather Goitis Hubbell's funeral services.
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Evenine
Nurfowk
Chaslay Cox
Surey Lauder
Don Rinbald
Union City
Goitis Hubbell
Wheeler's Rise From Humble Start To Senate Power
A historic sketch traces Burton Wheeler rising from a pennyless youth in Butte Montana to United States Senator. Born in Hadley Massachusetts, he labored through college, built a career defending cases and climbing Montana’s political ladder amid copper county influence and early law enforcement roles.
Probe of Congressmen Bootleg Operations Swirls In Washington
Washington March details suggest indictment of two or more congressmen as the Department of Jubilee Evidence seeks federal grand jury action this week. Omaha notes say special assistant J. W. Crum mentioned charges involving bootlegging and use of influence to obtain pardons.
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Roolidge
Congres
Department of Jubilee
Genera Daugherty Jx
Chicago Grand Jury
Chingles R. Forbes
Keel
Veterans’ Bureau
Aid
JW Thompson
St. Lewis
New Drivers Examined Here Today By Erie Patrol
Three members of the Erie station of the State Highway Patrol supervised the examination of new automobile drivers today. Five tested so far with careful results noted. Patrols will visit Curry on the first Wednesdays of each month for examinations and tests are offered in Erie, Meadville, Warren, and nearly every state city. Motorists may take exams where they choose until successful. The patrol will police state roads as weather allows and several arrests have already been made in Erie for failure to show operator permits. No arrests yet for violations of shipway laws up to this morning.
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Arena
Senate of Committee Oi
Seston
Edward
Ho McLean
Palm Beach
Teapot Dome
Evel
United Press
Pimepal
William J. Turns
Bureau of Investigation
Justice Department
Edward Bo Molen
Washington Post
Florida
Barcom Slemp
Mats
Erie Station
State Tighwaiy
Ity
Wba
Jatrolmen
Curry
Jearner
Erie Meadville
Warren
Highway Patrol
Terie
Reparation Talks Stall Over Ruhr Railways Control
Paris March 6 International inquiry panel led by General Dawes met to resolve two major issues delaying a final report to the Reparations Commission. Key sticking points were Ruhr and Rhineland railway control and the budget of Seriane, with hopes that progress would speedily ease the deadlock.
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United Proay
Paris
Germany
Tria Ces
Reparations Commission
Charles G. Dawes
P Seriane
Budlgee
Ruhr
Rhineland
Corps Meeting Held Tuesday at Ladiex Relict Corps
J. J. Andrew No 49 led a regular meeting in the armory hall. Mia Albro of Oleah Ni Y presided and shared a tale. A Camp Fire birthday supper is planned for Tuesday March 11, with all Post members and WR invited. Refreshments will be provided by a committee.
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J. J. Andrew
Ladiex Relict Corps
Tootus
Mia Albro
Oleah
Ni Y
Ehix
New Electric Line Nearing Completion
Construction of a new electric transmission line between Warren and Corry has reached Roach's Crossing and is expected to reach this city in early April. The project secures a right of way over all but one property, with settlements reached in several areas. The line will run west of town, enter from Gates Street, and bring high voltage service to farmers south of town.
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Warren
Corry
Roach
Use
Gates Street
Hs Construction
Telegrams in Oil Inquiry examined behind closed doors
A fresh batch of telegrams from naval oil scandal figures was reviewed by the Inquiring committee in executive session. Western Union submitted the messages for scrutiny to determine relevance to the investigation. Senator Ladd presided in Chairman Lenroot’s absence during vacation at Southern Pines North Carolina.
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United Prews
Washington
Western Union
Sesson
Amd
Ladd
North Dakota Republica
Lenroot
Taye
Southern Pines
N.C
Store opens in Titusville by former milliner owner Miss Sirdevan
The Titusville Herald notes the return of Mrs. and Mrs. Gumbinaki who, after years away, open a new millinery store at the Emerson block rear on South Franklin Street in Titusville. They had previously operated in Corry and spent time in Seneca Falls and Buffalo.
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Tituaville Herald
Corry
Sitdevan
Sirdevan
Gumbinaki
Sinit
Seneca Falls
Bimba
N. Y5
Emerson Block
Franklin Artest
Sinclair Betting Chief For Daugherty In Slush Fund Inquiry
A Senate investigation reveals Marry Sinclair allegedly led a betting pool among cabinet officials including Attorney General Daugherty tied to a "lush fund" scheme. Heflin cites a trackside bet between Sinclair and Daugherty, with officers allegedly diverting funds and profiting from pools while one member allegedly misappropriated $200,000.
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United Pro Washington
Marek S—Sipator
Heflin
Sinclain Wis
Daugherty
Henre
Senate
Sinclair
Jyvinnings
Diugherty
Suit
Moore Arranges Boxing Show In Jeopardy At Armory
Promoter Tommy Moore of Jamestown expected this afternoon to finalize plans for a boxing card at the State Armory next Monday night featuring Corey’s return show. A delay was possible as the Armory is booked for a Keystone basketball game against Buffalo Hewitts, with venue road trips complicating switch attempts. N. W. Briggs traveled to Warren on a business visit as talks continued to set the main bouts and ensure readiness.
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Tommy Moore
Jamestown
Corey
State Armory
Keystone
Buffalo Hewitts
Visitors Arena
Fai
Claim Counsel Represents Big Oil Interests
Washington Mgreh Samuel Knight recently appointed by President Coolidge to conduct litigation to recover sections 16 and 16a California on attorney for the Equitable Trust Co. of New York Senator Walsh Montana announced he had been reliably informed Walsh said the trust company was controlled by Standard Oil and pointed out it was the Standard Oil trusts Knight had been claimed by the President to attempt to seize.
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Washington
Samuel Knight
Coolidge
Equitable Thust Co
New York
Waleh
Montana
Walsh
Standard Oil
Knight
Ciiewl
Aged resident Margaret McMahon dies after long illness
Mrs Margaret McMahon widow of Thomas McMahon dies at home of her daughter Mrs Joseph Burkhardt 49 West Irving Street after a long illness She was born in Teeland 1849 lived in Ontario as a girl moved to this city over 50 years ago She was a St Thomas church member and Loyal Order of Moose Auxiliary member survived by six children and many grandchildren Funeral set for Saturday at 10 from St Thomas Church with burial to follow in St Thomas Cemetery
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Margaret McMahon Widley
Thomas McMahon
Dante
Joseph Burkhardt
West
Irving Street
Milming
M McMahon
Whichas Ben
Teeland
Ontario
Can
Shewan
St.Thomas Church
Corry Braych
Joseph Thurkhardt
Mia
el Aldrich
Mendeville
J.C. McMahon
Oil City
Jamin McMahon
Brocton
M. J. Messihon
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Wheeler
Department of Justice
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Atock
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