Britain and Japan accept arms parley bid tightens ban on auditorium
The Board of Education discussed use of the Senior High auditorium and urged state inspector approval for all gatherings. Upgrades like fire escapes, exits, sprinkling and other safety measures would be required, entailing substantial expense. No future events will be permitted without inspection approval, with a conference planned to determine required changes and feasibility.
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Britain
Japan
Firther
Board of
Advention i
Hvis
Shire Department of Industry
Widder
Niourd
Puditanium
Tha! Ile
Board of Education
Houbl
HH Kagepel
A. G. Postlethwait
Newey
Dewey
43 Students Perish When Jap Ship Sinks
Mar 10 Yokonama reports a Japanese training ship Kirishima believed lost with all hands after Wednesday storm. Express of Canada and two other vessels searched but could not locate Kirishima. A destroyer from Yokosuka continued to hunt for the ship with no confirmation.
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Hy United Prose
Yokonama
Canady
Kinshima
Vehi
Destrayer
Yokosuka
Cooperation of Automobile Owners Asked by Concord Township Supervisors
Township supervisors appeal to 20 motorists and local farmers to help preserve dirt roads. Heavy rains and mild winter have left roads in poorer spring condition. motorists urged to avoid driving on dirt roads until improved. Tow bills should be sent to the township for settling. cooperation from residents and farmers is requested to keep roads open and assist travelers.
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Board of Supervisors
Concord Township
Man Fatally Injured in Los Angeles Auto Crash
Word reached the city that George P. Walters aged 82 was fatally injured in an auto accident in Los Angeles while traveling from the home of his daughter to that of his son in Durham NC. He suffered a fractured collarbone and cuts and bruises. his son D C Walters was visiting from Durham.
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J. HL. Watters
West Washington Street
George P. Watters
Los Angeles
Toe Harris
D.C Walters
Walters
Durham
N. G
West
Butler police chief Lordy Bell indicted on statutory charges
Butler Pa March 10 Lordy Bell suspended chief of Butter police indicted on statutory charges preferred by Mrs Lottie B Markham Butler The suspension followed filing of charges against him Saturday and announced Monday night by authorities
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United Prom
Butler
Lordy Bell
Butter Police
Mra
Lottie B. Markham
Bell
Charg
Hint
Five Best Radio Features From Foday’s Listings
Radio listings show WEAF at 10 p.m. Eastern with The Goodrich Zippers under Henry Burr, KGO Ontland at 8 p.m. Pacific, WIZ hooking up with The Radiotrons, WIMAQ Chicago at 9 p.m. Central with The Radiotrons, WRG Washington at 9 p.m. Eastern featuring Navy Band Orchestra.
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Weaf Tooke
Goodrich Zippers
Henry Burr
KGO Ontland
Pacific -Kgo
WIZ
Ryw Edka
Wiimaq
Chicago
WIMAQ
WRG
Washington
Navy Bani Orchestra
Disaster Averted At Eclipse Oil Tank Leak
United Press reports a 5,000 barrel oil tank at the Eclipse Refining Company on Point Hill near French Creek and the Allegheny River sprang a leak due to thawing weather. The tank settled, ripping out a section of the dike and releasing hundreds of barrels. prompt action stopped the flow and saved the day.
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United Press
Klin
Ouickwork Ly Men
Ium
Ahailie Refining Company
Eclipse
Point Hill
Prench Creek
Allegheny River
Wour
Veterans to provide loans on bonus certificates
Washington March 1 The Veterans Bureau will handle every loan application on bonus certificates despite Congress not funding the program. Director Franks T Hines said loans could total about 5 million dollars monthly, with funds drawn from premium payments and invested government securities. Banks have already lent veterans roughly 20 million on adjusted compensation certificates. The bureau will encourage loans but may deny money if the borrower does not show need.
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Veterans’ Bureau
Congress
United Press
Washington
Franks T. Hines
Veterans Buring
Finy
Aitar
Cavlidie
Hines
Hutreyn
Pairian
Hines Sud
Bureau
Pennsylvania National Guard to Host St Patrick's Day Dance
The local unit plans a big St Patrick's Day dance at the State Armory tonight featuring The Night Hawks orchestra. Guardsmen are arranging several novel offerings to ensure a highly enjoyable ball in the city in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania National Guard
State Armory
Dr Dunn of Erie Rears Stricken in Sudden Death
Dr Tra J Dunn, 83, renowned Erie eye ear nose and throat specialist, died after a sudden heart attack. He was among the best known physicians in northwestern Pennsylvania.
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Tra J. Dunn
Erie
Dunn
Newborn Survives After First-of-its-Kind Abdominal Repair
A one hour old Detroit baby girl, operated yesterday for a ruptured abdominal wall and found today with acute appendicitis, rested easily at receiving hospital. Surgeons called the case the first of its kind, noting the baby’s survival odds were uncertain yet improving despite two additional complications and challenging anatomy.
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United Press
Detroit
Directors of Corry Hospital Association Meet
The directors met last evening to review finances and plans for a library building project. February patient statistics were reported, including admissions, discharges, deaths, and current totals. Revenue from the Community Chest and a donation from the Pennsylvania Gas Company were noted, with per diem costs and service days summarized. The medical staff supported posting No Parking signs in front of the hospital to improve patient access, and the meeting adjourned after routine matters.
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Awith
Oldepreding
Mesers
Sweet
Shea
Larson
Stewart
McInnes
Weir
Mount
Ehston
Bosra
Corry T Hospital Association
Corry Community Chest
Bisthy
Pebra
Funeral of Mrs. Geo. Bosworth
Funeral services for Mrs. George LH Bosworth were held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock at her Corry home 143 Amptas Avenue. Rev W Campbell former pastor of the First Mi Church led a moving service. Floral offerings surrounded the casket. Burial followed at Pine Grove cemetery with bearers L WV ls Z B Patterson Marty Aver George Stowe HD MacKenzie Wyde D Wilcox. Relatives from out of town included Dr Howard Bosworth of Los Angeles Calif and Mrs Carrie Brausklin among others.
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George LH. Bosworth
Amtapls Avenue
Corry
Studerts
W. Campbell
Mi. Ee
Mrs Bosworth
Odyas
Pine Grove
Ceme
Anatian
Huss
WV Ls
B. Patterson
Marty Aver
George Stowe
HD. MacKenzie
Wyde D.wilcox
Bosworth
Howard Bosworth
How Angeles
Calif
Harry Bosworth
Angola
N. Y
Walter
Twins perm to Mrs Joe Dominguee in Trinidad Colo
United Press reports twins born with unusual features. One twin had four teeth at birth and no other teeth while the other had none. Parents are Mrs Joe Dominguee and Mr Bracke from Gi by United relatives in the city, with details dated March 10.
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United Pres
Trinidad
Colo
Joe Dominguee
Fire kills twenty seven in Karavaikovo village blaze
Twenty seven people, many children, died in a fire that swept a shack in Karavaikovo village in Dyina Province. Most bodies were recovered as rescue efforts continued.
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Moscow
Mitch
Petmink
Karavaikovo
Sormer Park
Dyina
QF Dowd
Tragic Fire Claims Three Children and Family Loss
In Johnstown a house fire on Lore Street near South Fork kills three children and injures several family members. Louis Cekella, 12, Mildred Cekella, 8, Anna Cekella, 45, perish or suffer critical burns. John Cekstra, the father, and Dorothy 6, Ruth 4 are hospitalized. A widow Mrs Biss Sadlowske and her three other children escape in nightwear. Edith Semansky, a stepdaughter, discovers the flames and escapes with her brother Alfred after leaping from a second story window. The blaze started in the kitchen. the father died rescuing others.
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Biss Sadlowske
Womant
Thes
Kitchin
Cebella
Edith Semansky
Alfred
Honor Schilling in Assembly Presides for Afternoon Session
Joseph Schilling of Eris received a notable honor in the state assembly on Tuesday when chosen to preside over the Assembly for several hours. He conducted duties credibly as Erie assembly members prepared for an inspection of Corry Hospital and state aid for institutional restoration. C. J. McBride of Pittsburgh, chair of the appropriations committee, and others planned inspections of state institutions in the anthracite region next week.
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Joseph Schilling
Eris
Schilling
Erie
Corry Hospital
C. J. McBride
Pittsburgh
Tokyo quake toll climbs in Kyoto district report
Bulletin reports deaths in Monday earthquake in Kyoto district may reach hundreds. Governor Disher vows faster legislation including election reform and reconvening legislature next Monday. President Coolidge eyeing notable veto on a Civil War widow pension bill. Navy buys 130 aircraft under contracts totaling 1.705 million dollars. Governor Fisher announces 31 million federal funds for Pennsylvania to combat European corn borer in Erie area.
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Harrisburg
Fisher
Erie
Smuggling Pact With Mexico May Be Denounced
United States considers denouncing its smuggling treaty with Mexico as a first retaliatory step against Mexican confiscatory alien land laws. The move could lift the arms embargo, permitting Mexican counter revolutionists to obtain military supplies, with shipments needing notification to Mexico and border seizure possible. The 1996 treaty covers guarantees, narcotics, merchandise, and arms and can be denounced on 30 days’ notice.
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Ludwell Denny
United Press
Washington
Mino
United States
Mexico
Mesita
Leach Named New Treasurer of School District
Ty Everett Leach, a respected City Cowell resident, was elected treasurer of the Vorty School District at a Board of Education meeting, succeeding long-serving treasurer H Palmer. The one-year term begins immediately, with three candidates considered and Leach chosen on the Finance committee’s recommendation.
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Ty Everett Leach
Cowell
Tas Bert Manned
Rensure
Vorty
Leach
Board of
Tle
Taly
PE. Davig
John W. Landing
Finsree
McLeach
Roosevelt Highway promotion plan advances in Kane meeting
The Roosevelt Highway Association executive committee met in Kane to finalize plans for a northern Pennsylvania advertising drive. Leonard Larson of Kane is set to discuss the project with the State Chamber of Commerce in Harrisburg. A booklet insert will feature scenic highlights and aims to promote motorist travel through Ohio, Indiana and beyond.
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Roosevelt Highway Association
Pennsylvania
Kane
Leonard Larson
Rotary Chur
Harrisburg
State Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt Highway
Ohio
Indiana
Aiois
Middle West
Plan 3 Power Conference To Cut Armaments
Washington reports Great Britain formally pledges to join the United States and Japan in a conference on auxiliary naval craft and armament limits. Talks expected to start after responses from Japan and Britain, with a Geneva meeting likely in summer. Tokyo hints Japan will accept President Coolidge's invitation to a three power naval limitations conference.
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Britain
Japan
United States
United Press
Washington
Great Britit
Unite States
Bit Esme Howard
Ambaudlor Heye
Joseph
Grew
Noth
Geneva
Tokio
Mar
Kiyata Shidehara
Ambuscador Matsudaira
United States Department of Japan
O Hara Lecture Recital Delights Woman's Club Audience
Geoffrey Oller discussed music and memory in a witty talk titled Putting the Muse in Music at the Woman's Club. He sang his own compositions Katy and Little Bastiste and the popular Where Heaven Is, entertaining attendees with humor and thoughtful musings on music and understanding.
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Geoffrey Oller
Muoney
Woiat Club
Vilara
Pam
Bengel
Jaez Hut
Mr. O'Hara
Compostisis
Katy
Batiste
Woman’ Club
O'Hara
Navy Recruiting Station Opens in City At Post Office
Beginning this week the United States Navy will open a recruiting station in this city. Lt. in charge will run the office in the post office building with hours from 1 to 4 o clock Friday afternoon. Anyone seeking information about the Navy or enlistments is invited to call at the post office Friday.
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United States Navy
Naval Recruitinie
Jamestown
Post Ofice
Navy
Erie Man Speaks Before Kiwanis Club
Mr Pannenbacher addressed the Erie Kiwanis Club on the activities of the Under-Privileged Child Committee. He described the club’s summer camp run in conjunction with the Notting Association, calling it an interesting and instructive program for youths.
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Pansenwaeher
Menos A
Erie Kiwanis Club
Pannenbacher
Notting Association
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California
Foday
Company A
Plans Dance
DR. Dunn
Penn
Geo. Bosworth
J. W. Campbell
John Bracke
Giby
United Prem
Honor Schilling
Assembly
Kyoto
John Disher
Coolidge
U. S. Navy
U. S
D.E. Leach
R. H. Palmer
Walt
Palmer
OHARA
Woman's Club
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