European Security Pact Talks Amid War News
Paris reports an agreement on a form of European security pact as Austen Chamberlain and Premier Herriot discuss terms. Poland fears a Franc German deal could affect its eastern frontier, while Britain signals caution on guaranties and disarmament.
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Paris
Austen Chamberlain
Dent
Poland
Raunt Siryn
Merfiat
France
Chamberlain
Herriot
Toy
Geneva
UN Uderstood
England
Germany
Saturn
Washington
New Directors Elected by Country Club Stockholders
Carry Country Club stockholders elected a new board for the coming year at a village meeting. The roster includes Marty Parker, Dr HA Cutti, ion Ams SB Elston, Stewart G. Show, Frank Paraoaw, MacKenzie and CP Bliss. Dues were raised for residents and non residents, with non resident members seeing a larger increase. Plans were set for organized activities and a meeting within two to three weeks to finalize arrangements.
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Vile Viglage
Marty Parker
Dr. Ha, Cutti
Ion Ams
SB. Elston
Stewart G. A
Frank Paraoaw
MacKenzie
CP Bliss
Phe
Snort Misinberg
Corry Artist Wins Place in Erie Art Exhibit
Corry resident Mrs. C. B. Brown of North Centon Street saw her work win favorable motion from judges in Erie. The piece was selected as one of sixty works to be placed on exhibit next week. The judging committee, Norwood Maubray, Frank Wilcox, and Claire Bhuttleworts praised the high standard.
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Erie
Corry
C. B. Brown
North Centon
Fay
Waa
Thays
Norwood
Maubray
Pittsburgh Carnogie Tech Vic
Frank Wilcox
Cleveland Art School
Mirp Claire Bhuttleworts
Buffalo
Canadian Miners Strike Rises as 1000 Couriers Walk Out
Eastern Canada faces widespread stoppages as 1000 workers join a coal strike over pay and four days work, led by the United Mine Workers of America after British Ampline Steel Corp refused wage restoration. Sympathetic walkouts hit Besco’s Pictou county mines while Greenwood and Inter-Colonial in Violau stay active. Troops possible if unrest grows. no major disorder reported by midmorning.
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Malifas
Tanda Jel
Lake Breton
Shaenanve Mineso
Spines
Ampine Steel Corporation
Americ
Corporation
Besco Corporation
Pictou County
Spring Hill
Cape Breton
Violau
Company A Impresses During Armory Inspection
Company A showed a strong showing at a federal inspection at the State Armory last evening. Lieut. Col WC Corey of the United States Army led the reviewing party and complimented the Guardsmen of the 12th regiment Linh, with Major Tish from Divisional Headquarters. The inspection gathered a crowd as 84 men stood in line while Company A passed in review before the visitors from Grove City and local regimental officers.
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National Guard
WC. Corey
United States Amy
Linh
Corey
Tish
Earin
Four Fined In Local Court
Walter Turner Arthur Hubbell Henry Bill and Fred Peterson faced fines after entering pleamor junity to kiyeuny and trespass before Alderman G J Gordon this morning. Police said they were taken into custody following alleged thefts of coal from the local railroad yards.
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Walter Turner
Arthur Hubbell
Henry Bill
Fred Peterson
Bious Wach
Pleamor Junity
Kiyeuny
G. J. Gordon
PRR
Fine program arranged for joint concert
Corry music lovers will hear a splendid program at the joint Jamestown Symphony Orchestra and Choral Society concert at the Hill School auditorium next Thursday. The program includes Weber Overture in B flat, Bridal Chorus, Mendelssohn Moonlight and Mathilde, Grieg In the Hall of the Mountain King, Strauss Springtime, and Beethoven Hallelujah. Featured soloists include Miss Tia Austin, Miss May Howard, and Mrs. Gail Kamps with the Hill Orchestra and chorus under conductors Clarence Carlson and Waldemar Norboon. Ethel Hawking left for Dearake to stay with her parents.
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Corry
Jamestown Symphony
Orchestra
Jamestown Symphony Orchestra
Choral Society
the Hill School
Hing
Jamestown Orchestra
Cocesssse Weber Jamestown Symphony Orchestra
Cowisthorus
the Millers
Tanning
Miss Austin
Clyde Weir
Wedding of the Winds
Hall
HP Co-Scissrees
Willey
Sidney Harris
Will
the Hillz
Forest Palffer
Menao
Nightingale
Thrush
Gail Kamps
Frank Lillie
May Howard
Sara Mae- Innes
Arthur Schaub
Carl Slemmens
Clyde
Merrill
Victor Herbert
Strauss
Corry Man Seeks Two Year Service Contract for 1250
A Corry man offers himself for honest work for 30 months at a time when he writes that he is 27, healthy, single, and willing to work anywhere. He promises to follow an employer designated plan for 1250 dollars, with 300 paid upfront, 700 in 80 days, and the rest by year one, plus assignable life insurance of 3000 dollars to protect the employer.
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Penoayt Vania
Neré Toiay
Thur
Crow
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Russsell Lowery
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Musieth
Mineyieu
Charles D
Troyd
Madelinnid
Jorryite
Son
Drie Times
Addy
Corry
Amr
Jay Ib Bie Beit
Mitchell May Quit Army for Senate Seat
Fort Murray Virginia March report outlines Mitchell May contemplating leaving the Army to pursue a senate race. He plans a transfer from his anti aircraft post as a path to public service, with allies weighing a Wisconsin senate bid against incumbent Senator Wayne L. Rogerson. Details indicate his father, once a state senator, and Chicago headquarters involvement.
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Whited
Moural
William Mitchett
Thal
Wisconsin
Tnyine
Lojroot
Mitchell
Thyame
Mitchell Imestyelile
Rps Grea
Chicago
Hsphese
Chis
Congress
Alice
Sullivan
Connecticut
Rogers New Hampshire
Yoder
Uetennes
Pilonés
Langley Field
Ant
Aought
Wir
Youthful skaters die in pond tragedy in Loustown, Pa
United Press reports three boys perished after skating on a pond in Loustown Pennsylvania. Rescue efforts noted but victims not yet identified. Weather and ice conditions hinder search as local authorities investigate the incident.
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United Press
Lounstown
Todare Mniy
Progress With Reorganization At Chamber of Commerce
Directors of the Board of Commerce met evenings to report progress on reorganizing the chamber. A quiet canvass shows eighty two pledges for memberships under the plan. Next Tuesday the divisions meet to reach the quota and the board will press personal outreach through the coming week. A budget funds an experienced secretary to carry the work on a broader basis. Joe Gonsider and Sir J. Chapith traveled to Erie for business and home visits respectively.
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Board of Commerce
Joe Gonsider
Erie
J. J. Chapith
Mrs. Jol
Puller
Ousting of insurgents sparks Senate floor clash
United Press reports a row in Congress as four Republican senators were ousted for anti Coolidge activity. Norris blocked quick action on the new committee list that drops La Follette, Brazier, Land, and Brookhart. Brainerd and others warned Republicans risk forfeiting state support. Wheelock returns to Cleveland, Mrs Brooks travels to Geneva with son Stephen Brooks.
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Washington
Serritz
Coolidge
Norris
Nebraska
Senate Committee
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Brazier
Land
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Wate Mata
Both
Idaho
Republican
F Ladd
Brookhart
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Watnon
Indiana
Seame
Calvin Sodridge
Roberton LaFollette
Brickhart
Tours
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Ti. G. Wheelock
Hie
Cleveland
William Brooks
Stephen ‘Brooks
Geneva
President plans extended coast vacation on Mayflower yacht
President Coolidge intends a longer midsummer break. He plans to cruise the Atlantic aboard the Mayflower, with Swampscott Massachusetts as a base for several weeks in late July or August. He may skip Lexington Day and the Advertising Clubs convention, traveling this summer to various states to meet the public.
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Washington
Atlantic
Maine
Severn
Coolidge
Lexington
Concord
Massachusetts
Advertising Clubs of the World
Houston
Texas
Oth
Minneapolis
Tate Sth
Bunker Hill
Boston
University of Michigan Ister
Marx Candidate for German Presidency in Berlin
March 7 Wilhelm Mars former Chancellor and Prussian premier may become the Republican candidate for the German Presidency. His record and personality boost campaign strength while monarchists attack with Barmat scandal remnants. Republicans refrain from mirroring monarchist derelictions.
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United Press Berlin
Wilhelm Mars
Rather Be Shot Than Take Medicine Ends in Death
Oil City reports 85 year old Daniel Weaver dies after a revolver accident with caregiver Robert Moran 18. Weaver, WW veterans and local businessman, refused medicine then was shot in the abdomen. Moran, who cared for him, denies blame though deeply shaken. Police and family confirm the incident at the Thomas Brosnan rooming house on Central Avenue.
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Oil City
Rathrer
Daniel Weaver
Thomas Brosnan
Central Avenues
Robert Moran
Weaver
Fi Weaver
St Stephen's Catholic Church
Keystone Motor Company
Robin
Moran
Corry WHL25 Library Lecture Course concert delight
A large audience enjoyed Corry's WHL25 Library Lecture Course as the Macfarren Trio and baritone D. Edgar Davies offered a varied program. Performances included Song of Love Arm Ye Brave Polonaise Gavotte and Gavotte featuring Macfarren Delson and Taylor with Davies delivering a rich baritone.
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Corry
Macfarren
D. Edgar Davies
Herbert
Benno Delson
James
Taylor
Davies
Trib
Arm
Assassin hits Communist Deputy Stefewolf in Sofia dispatch
A Sofia dispatch reports the assassination of Communist Deputy Stefewolf in Sofia Bulgaria. He was shot as he left the Military club in the city center.
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Athens
Matel
Stefewolf
Sofia
Builegaria
Today's Five Best Radio Features Overview
Radio listings highlight five top features across major stations. Carnegie Hall program from New York features Bastern-Intercollegiate and a Central-St. Louis Symphony Orchestra set conducted by Randolph Ganz. Other stations include Cleveland WHK Karnival Klub, Minneapolis WCCO with Municipal Orchestra and Lowry quartet, and Chicago WLS National Dance broadcast from 7:20 to 11 PM Central.
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Carnegie Hall
KSD
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Odeon
Randolph Ganz
WHK
Cleveland
Karnival Klub
WCCO
Orchestra
Lowry
WLS
Chicago
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