Great International Demonstration Ends in Bloodshed
The mass protest against unemployment ends in riots across several capitals. In New York a peaceful march devolves into bedlam with about 100 injured and 15 arrested. Berlin sees arrests, injuries, and a fatality as London and Paris report mixed demonstrations. In the U S cities like Detroit Boston and Pittsburgh report injuries and arrests amid tear gas use near the White House.
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United Press
Great International
New York
City Hall
Knoc E
Atested
United States
Primijor
Chicago
San Francisco
Dimieulti
Philadelphia
Vetroit
Boston
Pittslurgh
Washington
White House
Canada
Winnipeg
Montreal
Union Square
Paroled Arctic Explorer Dr Pred erble Cook
Dr Pred erble A Cook renowned Arctic explorer and physician, released on parole from Leavenworth after serving 14 years and 9 months of a 15 year sentence for mail fraud. Attorney General Mitchell ordered parole. Cook to pay a $12,000 fine and complete parole through a new extended term.
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United Fress
Washington
Mar
Prederble A. Cook
Leavenworth
Atcémney
Mitchel
Cook
Worth Worth
Tis
Oro
Strand
Gaol
North Pole
Supreme Court
Explorer
Michell
White
Mitchell
Cobb
Mike Lif
Corry Spring Creek Route on 5 Year Program
Assemblyman Mumford announced a five year plan to upgrade state roads in Warren County. The program includes taking over bridges on state highways and funding eight and two tenths miles of road from Corry through Garland to the state line.
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Cory
Garland
State Highway Department
Mumford
Corry
Spring Creek
A.W. Mumford
Warren County
Kiwanis Club
Dart
Glade
Akeley
Maradam
Kingua
Corydon
State Line
Barnes
Forest County
Tidioute
Torpedo
Radio stock rises as industry list stays firm
Radio Corporation shares gain more than two points to 51 amid a broad industrial index showing strength. In Georgia a wreck on a Central and Georgia train killed O. Co. Whit Hagman. Babe Ruth and Jake Ruppert fail to reach salary agreement for Yankees home run hitters. Federal farm board talks wheat surplus in secret committee session yield no action.
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United Press
New York
Radio Corporation
ST Petersburg
Babe
Rutll
Gol
Jake Ruppert
New York Yankees
Washington
Federal
Far Board
Situate Agriculturs
Theft of drill from Grand Theatre alarms city
Police investigate theft of an electric drill valued at 78 dollars from the Grand Theatre last night. The cinema is closed for the week for repairs and reruns. Frank Curtin of Buffalo is in the city on business.
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Grand Theatre
Olhe
Grani Theatre
Hrria
Grand Electric Shop
Frank Curtin
Buffalo
City
Murder Mystery Solved in New York Town
Two Toll Women were arrested in Bumpalo New York for a brutal homicide case. Mrs Clotilde Marchand wife of artist Henri Marchand was found dead in her home reportedly beaten with a hammer. Lillian Jimmerson and Nancy Bowen were named as suspects and arrested after a confession by Jimmerson. Police tied motive to jealousy and infatuation.
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Bumrpalo
N.Y
Clotilde Marchand
Henri Marchand
Henri
Marchands
Lillian Timmmerson
Marchand
Nancy Bowen
Marchand Fame
Free Towing Service For Erie County Motor Club Members
The Erie County Motor Club announced free emergency road service for members in the Corry district. Contracts with Avo Corry garages Powell Motor Company and Central garage cover calls citywide with the club paying for the service via its Hotel Lawrence main office. Members are urged to use the service nationwide in the United States and Canada.
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Corry
Erie County Motor Club
Avo Corry
Erie County Motor Clud
Restain
Arthur Golesgrove
H. K. Powell
Powell Motor Company
South Street
LeRoy Cady
Prouintetor
School Board to Decide Monday on Boys Band Project
Board of Education will hear the Administration and Instruction Committee report on forming a boys band in Surry Public Schools. Rotary Club proposes funding and care for instruments, with school support to ensure permanency. North East High School band’s visit boosted interest. committee members Edwin J. Lewis Harry B. Smith and Milon Brown prepared recommendations for Monday's meeting.
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Board of Education
Sphnls
Boys
North East High School
Verne Howards
North East
Edwin J. Lewis
Harry B. Smith
Milon Brown
Hag J
Corry Men Head Empire Co Seek Charter
Girard firm reorganizes with Leon Satterlee as president and John H. King as vice president both of Corry city. Empire Company plans charter filing in Harrisburg to form a firm for manufacturing buying selling and dealing in raw wood and metal products and wood and metal manufactured articles. G I Heath, longtime investor, took over Millard L. Davis interests as reorganizing progresses.
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Girard Company
Leon Satterlee
John H. King
Leon H. Satteriee
Empire Company
Girard
Farrisburg
Dhe
G. I. Heath
Millard L. Davis
Cosmopolite Herald of
Heath
Deis Ta
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed by Networks
WIZ and NBC present Pickard Family at 10:00 EST on WABCO CBS. The Merrymakers join WEA NBC at 10 EST. Alpha and Omega Opera Company air on WAP NBC at 11 EST followed by St Regis hour on WABC CBS at 9 EST. Dike Ellington's Band wraps the lineup on CBS at 9:49 EST.
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WIZ
NBC
Pickard Family
WABCO
CBS
the Merrymakers
WEA
Alpha and Omega Opera Company
WAP
WABC
Dike Ellington
Manning-Fried in New Heroic Sea Venture
Raymond Clapper reports on the daring rescue at sea as Chief Officer Harry Man-Tor, Captain George Fried, and Captain Wiedmas Garlmess aboard the America bring aboard and save a lifeboat crewman from the Cranford in heavy seas. Frank Battam, chief engineer, was involved in the perilous operation amid high waves and shifting vessels.
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Raymond Clapper
America
United Press
S.S. America
Harry Man-Tor Hint
King
George Fried
Cranford
Wiedmas Garlméss
Willy
Marinetheroes
Frank Battam
Booze Peddler To Serve Term In Workhouse
Robert Mead, once of this city, was arrested in Warren on liquor transport and possession charges under the prohibition law. After pleading guilty before Judge D A Arird, Mead was sentenced to several months in a Warren Allegheny workhouse. sentence likely four to ten months and to begin next week. Authorities seized the liquor and he was represented by attorney Firman.
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Robert Mead
Warren
Workhouse
Allegheny
D. A. Arird
Atttorney Firman
Ene County
Arird
Corry Men Escape Serious Injury After Auto Crash
Corry men narrowly escape serious injuries when their car and another vehicle collided at the Forsythe overhead crossing while returning from Buffalo. Both machines were badly wrecked but the occupants only suffered a shaking. The Hogers Structural Steel Company is cited in connection with the event.
HI Y Club Members Attend Erie Crayford Dinner
Two hundred fifteen guests from Erie and Crayford counties attended a HI Y Club and Girl Reserves dinner in Erie. Notable members H J Sheen Robert Wilcox C K Murray William Reed and Charles Auer of the Corry HI Y Club were among those present. Separate conferences followed the banquet and later swimming activities were enjoyed.
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H. J. Sheen
Robert Wilcox
C. K. Murray
William Reed
Charles Auer
Corry
Erie
Crayford
Policies of Mexico administration outlined by president
President Pascual Orbit Rubin in a dramatic United Press interview outlined aims for his government. Key goals include morality and efficiency in government, exploitation of natural resources, increased agricultural production, a vast highway system, labor reform with highway construction, and attracting foreign capital while reducing alcohol and gambling. He stressed cordial US-Mexico relations and growth of cross border business and tourism prospects. In a separate item, Stanley Woznick of Pittsburgh was sentenced to six months in jail and fined 700 dollars for a liquor law violation, with prior convictions for prohibition offenses noted.
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United Press
Mexico City
Mar
Pascual Orbit
Rubin
Mexico
Ovliz Rubio
United States
Pittsburgh
Stanley Woznick
Nelson McVicar
Woznick
Rally Women of Nation of Prohibit
A summons to dry women to rally in defense of prohibition is issued as the judiciary committee plans hearings next week. Expected participants include leaders from the W C T U, welfare workers, and professionals. Dr Edwin C Dinwiddie will disclose names Monday, with Evangeline Booth among those promised to attend.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Judiciary Committee
Edwin c. Dinwiddie
Evangeline Booth
the Salvation
NTO Support At Capital Hearing Featured By Advocates
Amy Miss Cora Lane Wilson and Mrs Nellie Burger spoke at the capital hearing on reform efforts. Commander Booth presented a survey for the Wickersham law enforcement commission detailing conditions among men affected by the Salvation Army. A dry defense dominated most sessions with limited female participation. Ruth W. K. Strawbridge cited a secret poll showing a majority in favor of abolishing liquor from elite tables.
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Amy
Cora Lane Wilson
Moonlight Schools
Nellie Burger
Missouri_W.C.-T
Booth
Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission
Salvation Army
Ruth W. K. Strawbridge
Philadelphia Society
The
Social Register
Grundy Office Charged With Tariff League Ties
Testimony in Washington on March 7 alleges Grundy maintains an office for the American Tariff League at the capitol. Doane, a witness, says Grundy pays him for years and that Doane spent much time in Grundy’s office while preparing tariff data for hearings.
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United Press
Washington
Warn J Chan
Semitor Chute
Repeblival
Pennsylvania
Doane
Capitol
Grundy
Gau
Dounb
Manurw Hirst
Manuf
Uhalemany
Posie
Caveway
Senate
Uie
Doan
Downtawn
House
Otder
Sen. Wall
Fenndy
Yaringsariff
Walsh
Blaine
Spe
Gott
Grigly
Blaine Sps
Exalted Ruler Elected at Corry Mika Lodge
The Corry Lodge of Mika held a well attended meeting at the city home last evening electing Max Hoenes as Exalted Ruler for the year. Other officers elected include Hillinds as leading night, Wy HO Pearns as loyal tutor, P. Conneily as lecturer, Dr. Harry Rhodes as secretary, Fr. Davis as treasurer, Oscar Andrews as steward, John S. Parties as trustee, E. E. Hinwhiing as representative to grand, G. Burkle as alternate representative, and Yo Stats as assistant representative.
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Corry Lodge of
Mika
Masswell
Hillinds
Wy HO Pearns
Itecent P. Conneily
Harry Rhodes
Toster Fr. Davis
Trasurer
Oscar. Andrews
E. E. Hinwhiing
G. Ge Burkle
Albye
Nate Representative
Davis
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Columbus, Ga
Empire CO
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Rubio
U.S
Prohibit
NTO
Tariff League
High Tariff Magazine
First Witness Reford
Senate Lobby Committee
Penn
Max Hoenes
Lodge of Elks
C. G. Barker
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