League sidesteps probe as it limits armament inquiry
Geneva March 7 United Press reports the League of Nations avoided a full war armament inquiry by appointing a small neutral committee to examine documents on a seized machine gun shipment moving from Italy to Hungary. Ro manian foreign minister urged focus on documents to prevent aggravating tensions, with a limited investigation authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Geneva
League of Natlons
Germany
Hungary
Iie Tulescue
Lhrope
Tannery Founded 1867 in Corry Era Photo Gallery
A historical Corry feature recalls the Howard Company tannery begun beside Tay, with early operations by J W Howard, Bowie's photographs of the plant, and a group portrait from the 1880s. It notes residents, workers, and local figures, plus memories of Downer House proprietors Griffing and Johnson, crossroads walks, and aging streets from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
R. S. Johnson
Downer House
F. A. Leve Tant
J. W. & A. P. Howard
Howard Company
Bowie
Tay
J. W. Howard
Wellaville
D. Wy
Lancaster
Buttalo
Currys
Ranney
Loveland
I Hiatt
Amidon
Anton Herb
Wenvel ‘Wheobold
Lauritz Miller
Jasper Len Connor
August Annis
Heakin Whittaker
Tom Whittaker
Edgar Tones
Jacques Freno
John Green
Orville Street
Fred Schier
Jett Mulligan
Georgé Dunnigan
D. Scout
William Pfeiffer
Willard Clark
Joe Miller
John Howgard
Yom Christensan
Chris Alstrup
Chris Ander- Roti
Encampment Officers to Be Installed Across District
District Deputy Grand Patriarch A W Cartburg and staff begin installing newly elected officers of the 10th F and O Encampment this Thursday. Meadville and Union City encampments will follow with elaborate ceremonies. Installations to continue May 6 in Corneautville and March 19 in Gerry Encampment with Gerry officers elected last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Cartburg
Meadville
Grand Pataron
A.W. Cartburg
Carlburg
Union City
Corneautville
Cambridge Springs
Gerry
Store L001 Recovered in Union City Loot Theft Probe
Erie police hold $200 worth of loot stolen from Sullivan and Lewis clothing store at Union City. Nathan Klein, 40, dealer in secondhand clothes, faces larceny and receiving stolen goods charges. Loot includes seven walls, two pairs of trousers, a vest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Sullivan
Sues for $700 damages after auto accident
Three damage suits totaling $2,200 were filed in Reis county court. Hugh C Howe of Cory Pa seeks $700 for injuries from an auto accident Oct 31 1926 near Union City. Blaine Lopez and Barbara Lopez of 622 W 26th St Erie were named in a $600 claim by Joseph P and Barbara Smith of Ely. Geraldine Ish of North East seeks $1,000 from Joseph Majewski of Parade St for injuries from an auto crash Oct 28 last year. Attorneys Samuel Rovister and D P Davi filed statements for plaintiffs. Extra dividend noted for L. Lewis of Union City Store.
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Erie
Reis
Hugh C. Howe
Cory
Union City
Blaine Lopéz
Barbara Lope
W. 26Th Street
Jeph P
Barbara Smith
Ely
Geraldine Ish
North East
Joseph Majewski
Parade Street
Evidence on Missing Oil Bonds Emerging in Probe
Washington March 1 New evidence on missing oil bonds links the Republican National Committee and Standard Oil of Indiana to the handling of more Continental Trading Company bonds. Committee chairman Nye says Standard Oil of Indiana knew more than disclosed and witnesses are to appear under subpoenas. the panel intends to delay the subpoena to allow witness consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Mally
United Press
Ln Washingston
Mar i
Indiana
Lhainmaan Nye
Witessen
M. J. Pessin
New York
Pranic
Hodges
Tresaurer
Jamies J. Patten
Wheat King
SH. Johnson
Keklack Milling Company
Chicwza
Ira Hipsley
Walter J. Salaweta
Umeago
Death claims former local business man Harris
Abraham Harris, aged 83, long operated an mens clothing store on West Main Street. He died in Butler on Monday. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 PM from Hosa Cupion Jewish Omn Folks Home. Survived by brother David Harris of Buffalo and Nathaniel Hurtis of Bradford. Harris had lived in Bradford and Buffalo in recent years. Mrs Harris, sister of Abe Gumbinsky and the late Sam Jacobson, died about twelve years ago.
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Word Reichen
Abraham Harris
UN Men
West Main Street
Corry
Harris
Buituis
Mons
Inlends
Hosa Cupion
David Harris
Buffalo
Ncn
Nathaniel Hurtis
Bradford
Hurtis
Cone
Abe Gumbinsky
Sam Jacobson
Jury Returns Verdict For Defendant In Civil Suit
A jury in Erie County court found in favor of the defendant and ordered costs on the plaintiff in a fraud case involving a land sale near Corry. The suit claimed misrepresentation about timber value and farm condition, with payment details totaling around 1,000 cash and 1,700 in notes. Defense attorney Reed, Wall and Spoffani, with Judge W. I. Het, presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Jouay
Kovalick
Lily City
Stefan Martina
Marian Bumphe
Lynch Farm
Corry
Kovilick
Marlins
Kovaiick
Don F Smith
Policy approval on Nicaragua mission sparks Senate debate
United Press reports the Senate foreign relations committee backed a policy to end the marine occupation of Nicaragua. The panel favored leaving Marines until after a forthcoming election, though some members urged withdrawal. Separately, a social note lists residents and attendees at a funeral service in memory of Mrs Elizabeth Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nicaragua
United Press
Washington
Mae
Boral
Cootigo
Borah
United States
Miss Mabel Ball Becomes First Woman Long-Distance Flyer in Cuba
In Havana on March 7 United Press reports Miss Mabel Ball, the so-called Queen of Diamonds, became the first woman to ride a long-distance flight aboard Charles Levine’s Columbia. She arrived after a roughly two-hour leg from the United States, greeted by Cuban officials and press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Allen
United Press
Havana
Mar
Mabel Ball
Miss Ball
Charles Levine
Columbia
United States
Ciba
Cal
Charles Lindbergh
Meri
San Lolii
Los Angeles
Panama Canal Zone
Cuba
Watme
Shultz
Miss Bell
Levine
Clarence Chamberlin
Germany
Miss Holl
Columbbia Field
New York
America
Death claims W W Cogswell prominent local athlete
Wallace W. Cogswell, a well known Corry athletics figure, died last evening at the State Hospital in Warren after a two year illness. He was 42, born in Aktey, Pa, and survived by his wife, two children, his parents Rev and Mrs Joseph Cogswell, and two sisters. The body was taken to the Daygon Funeral Home for visitation with further notices to follow.
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Warren
Wallace W. Cogswell
State Hospital
Cogswell
Aktey
Corry
Orry
I. 0
Anderson Cogswell
Tine
Marlon
Robert
Kev
Joseph Cogswell
J. Frenner
New Brighton
Stephen Leighton
Sebring
Dayigon Funeral Home
Tonight's Five Best Radio Features Highlights
Radio listings show WEAF and WOR programs with music by Sophie Brastau and Musical Art Quartet and Namiko San. WEAF airs Mandelasohn Violin Concerto at 8 30 P M and Kolster, Sovonyans on WEAR at 7 80 PM.
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Columbia Hour
Sophie Brastau
Musical Art Quartet
Namiko San
WEAF
Mandelasohn
Kolster
Pho Sovonyans
Renan
Tremors Ravage Sicily and Calabria Cause Widespread Panic
Severe earthquakes strike southern Italy with shocks felt across Messina and surrounding districts. Reports describe extensive damage, fallen structures, and residents sleeping outdoors amid disrupted communications. Authorities warn of continuing aftershocks as relief crews assess impact.
Hammer Slayer Sentenced for Murder in Perry Case
Velma Wort, a popular Perry social figure, killed her husband Edward West during a quarrel. She beat him with a hammer, tied him with wire, and fled to Cleveland before returning to plead guilty. She was sentenced to life imprisonment in Marysville Asylum, with potential parol years from a second degree murder charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Painfsville
House Wits
Marysville
Edward West
Burseeymine
West
Sherif
Velma
Ridge
Perry
Cleveland
Marysville Asylum
Alere
Style Show This Evening At Senior High School
The second annual Style Show sponsored by the Art Department of the Woman's Club will be held at the Senior High School at o'clock this evening. The first part features costumes from about a dozen foreign countries and the second part shows modern styles. Special music and dances will interrupt the program. Frank Robinson of Kane visited zero this afternoon while enroute to her home from Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
aMfys
Frank Robinson
Kane
Buffalo
Miners Leader Attacks Bituminous Industry Decline
John L. Lewis testified before a Senate committee on the worsening state of the bituminous coal industry. He blamed development, labor strife, and large operators for neglecting workers and provoking instability. Lewis cited past government inaction, abrogated contracts, and wage agreements shaping a decline that affected miners and the broader coal economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
Senate
United Press
Washington
Mar
Tboulden
Largy
Alee
Haysideat
Uhile Lewin
United Mine
Sermié Materstayta
Lewis
Fedital
Publicu
Penngylvania
Ohio
Zinta
Alin B. Dewis
Atlas Womens
Senite Intestu
Niezes
Uday Lee
Amal Pailroads
Searlose Biss
Shor Davin
Arkin
Sinil
Hie
Joh U Rockefeller, Jr
Jacksonville
Coolidge
Campionie Haid Pgker
Chi United Mine Workers
Goo“dge
Maecononie
Reduelsip Wagner
Sudden Death of T. J. Foley Reported at Home
Word was received of the sudden death of T J Foley at his Warren home this afternoon. He is survived by a wife and a child. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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To Foley
Warren
Hike Wile
Hressane
Imade
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Henry Woop
R. 8. Johnson
West Pleasant Street
John Griffing
Cross Street
Griffing
Griffig
East Minin Street
Phoenix
Johnson
Hast Ziaintreet
Hillsie
W. D. Shaw
Ujstiow
Center Street
L. Lewis
Mtators
Thresman
Pere Marquette Railrond Torluy
Corey
Hudson
Sule
Mise Dolf Hamon
James Graham
P. J. Dietseh
James Dividon
Mizabeth Greyham
Levine Party
Real Welcome
Queen of Diamonds
W. W. Cogswell
Rome
Lower
Taly
Messina
Hammer
Velma West
Hasband
T. J. Foley
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