Relations With Mexico Again Near Break Threats Grow In Far East War Analysis
United Press dispatch from Shanghai reports Cantonese forces pushing north as Li Pao Chang gathers 16 000 troops to strike from Wu Sung toward Shang Hai Nanking. The Shanghai position grows precarious as Nationalists seek to cut rail links and isolate Chang Sun Kiang and Shang Hang. American sailors recapture a Standard Oil launch on the Yongtze River amid broader wartime chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles W Vaughn
United Press
Shanghai
Mar
South China
Wenwck
Aikce Cump
Lake Taihu
Wu Kong
Soo Chow
Shanghai Nanking
Shanghad
Shang Yai
Nanking
Li Pao Chang
Sun Chuan Fung
U. S
Standard Oil Company
Hanskom
Yongtse
Leaves Trail of Bad Accounts Manhunt for Michael J Reese
Police seek Michael J Reese who vanished after forging bills and leaving bad accounts in Clymer. Last seen near Cleveland after arriving from Buffalo to care for a World War veteran and reportedly planning to return from a departed trip amid alleged personal misfortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Reese
Clysmer
Bill
Cleveland
Reese
Clymer
Buffalo
Enn
Ciymer
Alage
Buffalo Hospital
Fom
Fis
Talk on Gardening by Mrs Spencer Gordon Next Tuesday
Mrs Spencer Gordon of Glenwood Erie will address the Woman's Club at Hotel Corry at 8 o'clock next Tuesday evening on home grounds gardens. The event will include a question session with attorneys and officials, followed by remarks on practical gardening topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Gordon
Glenwood
Erie
Woman’s Club
Corry
Sue Gordon
Fen
Har
Hundreds reported killed by cyclone in Mada gucar port
Capetown dispatch reports Tamintave in Mada gucar, a principal Indian Ocean port, largely ruined by a cyclone. Wireless lines say about 600 dead or injured as harbor structures, pier, and customs facilities are wrecked and the wireless station is torn apart. The steamer Belitan, three British vessels, sailed Sunday seeking safety. no word since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Prose
Capetown
South Africa
Tamintave
Indian Ocean
Iland
Madagucar
Ruina
Wireless Dispatchas
Belitan
Honkkeong
State Aid Survey For Corry Hospital Ends In Request
Assemblyman Joseph Schilling and Assemblyman John King visited Couny Hospital to review records and determine state aid needs for the next two years. Schilling, chair of the appropriations subcommittee, outlined a survey of needy state institutions in the northwest and said the Corry hospital’s expanding free service warrants increased state funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schilling
3Ife
John King
Corry
Couny Hospital
Me Schilling
Schilling
King
Oil Pools Tank Leaks Endanger Property Near Sid St
United Press reports a York oil strike found oil feet below the surface on Sid St and Bas River property. Large pools with high gasoline content appeared as geologists noted boom potential. Excavations traced petroleum seeping to a furnace room risking the taxi company building. Nearby storage tanks tested as leak proof. Local authorities warn of oil loss at a costly rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy United Press Now
York
Mar
S—A.tasi Company
Sid St
Bas
Momabody Iz
Erie Wreck Delays Trains
A derailment of several freight cars on the Delaware division delayed Train 3 by about five hours. The passenger train arriving in Corry at 4:47 PM did not reach its destination until about 8:20 PM, while another train was not delayed by the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Delaware
Corry
Odd Fellows Hold Big Meeting Tonight in Corry
Odd fellows from many towns gather at North O F Hall Corry to attend a North western Pennsylvania Patriarchal League session. Over four hundred visitors expected with Corry Encampment meeting first at eight then league session led by President Roger W Hass of Mendrille. The degree team will confer the patriarchal degree and special entertainment plus luncheon are arranged for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Northwestern Pennsylvania Patriarchal League
F. Hall
North Center Street
Tonighy
Corry Odd Bellvngs
Corry
Ses Jaion
Roger WW. Hass
Mendrille
Aged Woman Hurt After Fall Through Cellar Door
Mrs. HN Rockwell, eighty plus, fell through a cellar door at her daughter Mrs. Hurt Button’s East street home. She struck a concrete floor, suffered severe bruises and shaking with no confirmed broken bones, and her condition remained serious as fears grew for her recovery. Grandchildren witnessed the accident and summoned Mrs Button.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HN. Rockwel
Hurt Button
East Street
Rockwell
Button
Philanthropist William Welsh Harrison Dies at 76
Philadelphia obituary notes William Welsh Harrison philanthropist and sugar magnate died at his Glen Aide home after a heart attack. He was 76 and brother of Col. Lurtis Harrison, former Provost of the University of Pennsylvania, a Franklin Sugar founder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annea Rams
Philadelphia
Mari
William Welsh Harrison
Glen- Aide
Harrison
Swho
Clos
Lurtis Harrison
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Spar
Lack of Funds Thwarts Federal Work Across Departments
Washington March 5 Federal departments face constitutional limits and funding gaps as Congress failed to provide 93 million for government operations. Treasury will proceed with ongoing work but defer major items like Navy ship modernizations and air craft carrier funding until new appropriations arrive. The lack delays rail and building projects while awaiting December Congress action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Wasney
United
Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Maestru
Carl
Treasury Department
Ec Gram
Gener McCarl
Treasury
Nly
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
the Navy
Wilbur
Okla
Homa
Nevada
Lexington
Saratoga
FIKS ELECT NEW OFFICERS AT ELKS LODGE MEETING
The Corry Lodge of Elks elected officers for the new term including Exalted Ruler Lao Cook Leading Knight Harold Deitzel Loyal Knight H Gilbertson Lecturing Knight Max Hoenes Tyler A S Keating Secretary PB Davis Treasurer R Andrews Trustee Leon Sutterness Grand Lodge Representative Al Jacobs Alternate WY Morgaride. Installation will occur at the first meeting in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Lodge of Elks
Lao Cook
Harold Deitzel
H. ©. Gilbertson
Max Hoenes
Tyler
A.S. Keating
PB. Davis
It. Andrews
Leon Sutternes
Grand Lodge
al Jacobs
WY. W. Morgaride
Ayal
Five Die As Cape Cod Schooner Montclair Sinks
Two more bodies recovered from the Cape Cod waters after the schooner Montclair wrecked off Orleans Mass. Coastal guardsmen at Chatham identified unidentified women found near the wreck. Mrs Fannie Reichster, visiting from Brookville, returned home after attending services in memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Mass
Mar
Cape Cod
Montclair
Fannie Reichster
Brookville
Two Boys Killed by P R R Train in Questor Pa
In Questor Pennsylvania two boys aged 12 and 10 were struck and killed by a Pennsylvania express train while near their home. The bodies were mangled, and their father could not positively identify them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umion
Fear of Reed probe sparks party control fear in Congress
United Press reports Republicans fear a Reed election investigating committee probe into Colorado elections could threaten their narrow majority in the next Congress. The turmoil helped stall the Senate and halt major legislation as Phipps denies large Waterman funding claims while others warn of potential investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reed
Colorado
Waterman
Phipps
United Press
Republican National Committee
Sid Phipps
Committee
Republican State Committee
Mason- Dixon Line
Congress
James A. Reed
Missouri
Lee Hon
Senate
Boiler Blast Kills Worker at Beaver Falls Plant
Beaver Falls Pa March 5 a boiler explosion at the Fullston Fire Slag Company killed Paul Pasta the assistant factory foreman and seriously burned Mostwich 4 while two boilers blew apart causing extensive plant damage and endangering twenty workers officials probe the incident in the damaged facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Fullston Fire
Paul Pasta
Ife
Tr Mostwich
Vivid account of Nicaragua crisis from Los Angeles circles
United States marines reportedly killed in Nicaragua fighting between Liberals and Conservatives circulated in Los Angeles. Passengers from the Amuima mail ship in Venezuela supplied unconfirmed details of city looting, bombing, and fires at Chinangegs, with civilians killed or wounded. Mrs Navas and C Hernheim provided firsthand but unverified narratives. one account says Nicaraguan leader Di army faced demoralization as rebels advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Los Angels
Auniama Mail
Venezuela
Corinty
C. Hernheim
Octavio Nava8
Chinangegs
Saskao
Savasa
Gentral
Civil service policy wins dry chief s favor
John D. Pennington, administrator for Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia, hailed Congress action placing prohibition agents under civil service as the salvation of the situation. President Coolidge signed the bill, promising efficiency in enforcement and a better morale among agents, with promotions and pay increases under centralized leadership and broader supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennington
Penna
Pittsburgh
Congress
John D. Pennington
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Linc Toln Andrews
Lost Boys Located After Night Missing Incident
A Third Ward parent alerted authorities when a boy failed to return home last night. Police and residents assisted in the search and found the boy with two other youths in a shack near the Home and Hospital, unharmed and returned to their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sia Flanigan
U S Mexico relations strain grows toward crisis
Washington margins imply a break with Mexico unless Calles government makes concessions to the State Department. Claims of confiscatory Mexican land and oil leases, support for movements here, and counterrevolution risks are discussed as officials weigh embargoes and possible diplomatic rupture. Rumors swirl as Kellogg is on sick leave and ambassadors travel, with no official confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwell Denny
United Press
Washington
United States
Mexico
Calles
States Departments
Department
Nicaragua
Americas
Coolidge
Rio Grande
State Department
Secr
Kellome
South Carolina
Tellee
Mexico City
Sheffield
Telléz
Ut Galles
Central
Armerica
P. J. Batanga
Republican National
Governor Will Not Pardon Four Olney Death Suspects
Indiana Pa March 5 United Press reports Governor John Fisher, spending the weekend at his home, refused to intervene in the case of four Olney bank bandits sentenced to be electrocuted Monday at Rockview penitentiary. Convicted of killing Policeman Harry McGooper during the attempted arrest, the defendants are Joseph Curry Harry Bentley William Juliano and Frank Dors. The case has been before the pardon board with no alteration of the verdict. Miss Lucile Murray Jett is visiting in Etie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Indiana
John
Fisher
Olney Bank
Rockview Penitentiary
Joseph Curry
Harry Bentley
Juliano
Frank Dors
Harry McGooper
Herandits Tag Bay
Panto
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Assemblyman Schilling
John H. King
H.N. Rockwell
FIKS
Paul K Mallon
United Frew
William & Lander
United Press Staff
American
Lucile Murray Jett Thie
Monty Ving
Etie
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