State primary flags national leaders in tense local referendum
A frayed city agenda centers on a school district site payment dispute as JW Campbell moves to delay further purchases amid legality questions. The board, attending adjourned sessions, wrestles with funding, contractor terms, and aims for a final decision with full member presence.
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Carter Hillman
JW Champbell
Ais
Ite
Campbell
Sebivy
Twouyl
Bo Marnes
Patterson
Culphrill
Monroe
Brown
Washington
Ali
Important meeting of Corry radio club
City radio enthusiasts urged to attend this evening as Corry Radio Club plans a general survey into local interference troubles. Meeting aims to organize a survey and discuss upcoming plans, with members urged to attend and share input.
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Corry Radio Club
Plelock
Clu
Wciy
Widespread Interest in Day Referendum on Prohibition
The Journal notes strong turnout in a referendum on repealing or modifying the prohibition law. By 3 p.m. votes stood 75 for keeping strict enforcement, 33 for repeal, with many ballots arriving by afternoon mail. Residents voiced support for enforcement, and late ballots shifted toward modification.
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Cffies
Willespread
Naval authorities weigh drunkenness charges against base commander
United States naval officials in Washington were to decide whether to press charges of drunkenness against Col Alexander William, commandant of a San Diego marine base. The case follows claims by Rear Admiral Robertson regarding a drunken incident at the eleventh naval district. A correction followed a party given to the new marine chief, Exoly Wilinray, with cocktails reportedly involved.
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San Diego
Gal
Washington
Alexander Willian
Marine Base
Bers
Suegeskor
Avery
Robertso
Gert Biter
Marie
Oly Wilinray
Business Men Dinner Meeting Receives Notable Address
A busy post event dinner hosted by the Retailers Division of the Chamber of Commerce featured Gavin as speaker, with Van Wy Shorh acting as toastmaster. The discussion highlighted urban issues, highway improvements, and hospital concerns, urging continued merchant collaboration.
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Adoni
Hell
Gavin
van Wy Shorh
Chamber of Lammerce
Eniig
Merchante
Frank Chuphy
Sye Aoite Novis
Morrs
Sims Haye
Cohen
Ani
Kise
Fiy Corry Sauldesse
Cam Pnb
Ivy
Bing
Hughway
Chile
Selecting Jury Under Protracted Trial Process
Jurors face a difficult selection as the trial of Davy L Marshall for the murder of Avia Mas proceeds. An extended examination tests the pool, with nine jurors seated and careful scrutiny continuing into the fourth day at Wellington, amid fatigue and procedural revisions.
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United Press
Pheladedphias
Davy L) Marshall
Avia Mas
Wiesrich
Bern
Andy
Aus
Inlemnin. Tas
Westfield tragedy and a late comeback in ice fight
In Westfield a man Teon D. Moore Thermite killed himself after years of mental disorder using a revolver at home. Funeral service will be held in Westfield with burial at Beaverdam. The incident follows a long decline in health and confinement in institutions. The story also notes a separate engineering use of thermite to honeycomb ice in the Eight Mile Gorge, Franklin, Pa, with officials evaluating charges and effects for future applications.
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Teon D.moore
Thermite
Westfield
Beaverdam
Lee
Meare
Carter
Theowanda
Weerfeld
Carter Hill
Moore
Dayton B. Moore
Westie
Theo PA Leares
Jerson
War Lighting Company
Thed Moore
Thie Mimi
West
United Press
Tpranklin
St. Lawrence
Eight Mile
Allegheny
Honard TL Burnes
McGillniversity
Montreal
Jean
el State
Pennsylvania
Altusven
Bremdon
Kinwegen
Pittsburgh
Company A Prepares for Inspection Next Thursday
Company A readies for a major inspection by federal and state officers at the State Armory. On Thursday morning all guards will report at 10530 o clock for a full day of intensive drill and practice, followed by the inspection at 5 pm led by officers including Colonel Bump Major Fish Major McGoy Lieu Pochiman and Sergeant Bond.
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Federarmy
Offitiys
State Armory
Bond Issue Over-Subscribed Hits Treasury Books Close
Washington March 1 The government five hundred million dollar bond issue set for March 15 has never been subscribed. Treasury Secretary Mellon announced the books will close late today or tomorrow.
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Washington
Secretary of the
Treasury
Mellon
Erie jury charged in damage case after late arguments
Advices from Erie report the county court damage case of a resident of Wayne township over an automobile accident near Pimilew Lake road, with a jury expected to receive the charge around 20 o clock and final arguments quickly disposed of.
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Erie
Ifman
Hite
Mets ‘Warkin
Wayne Township
Nare Creek
Pimilew Lake
League crisis turns hopeful in effort to curb vetoes
Geneva reports the League crisis quelling as Locarno spirit and League pressure target Sweden and Brazil to abandon vetoes on a new permanent council seat for Germany. Ernest Hall returns home to Mordell after visiting his mother on East Irving Street.
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United Press Geneva
Poland
League of Nations Council
Locarno
League of Nations
Sweden
Brazil
Germany
Attra
Ernest Hall
Mordeiile
W. E. Hall
East Ipving Street
Five Months Of Snow Here In Local Weather Report
The article notes an unusually long snow season with persistent wintry conditions dominating daily life. Weather writers describe ongoing storms and heavy snowfall through weeks, predicting continued cold spells and potential impacts on routines and travel.
Probe Goitre Trouble Among School Pupils
Members of the Roar of Baweatien unanimously backed Dr J C Kibler’s survey to measure goitre among city school pupils. The plan includes iodine in water for six weeks and iodized tablets for affected children with parental approval. The board supports extending surveys and treatment, noting surrounding cities already use iodine in water.
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Baweatien
J.C Kibler
Schooil
Shi
Rabler
Ler
Patterson
Kirby Indicted for Jury Fixing in Cleveland
United Press reports Josiah Kirby former head of the Cleveland Discount company was indicted by a federal grand jury for mails fraud and jury fixing. Indictments allege Kirby induced a lawyer to approach a venireman to influence the jury for his acquittal.
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United Press
Cleveland
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
Kirby
Coolidge Seeks to Retain Davis in His Cabinet
President Coolidge weighs Davis run for governor to back the Mellon Pepper ticket. Davis asks to pursue the Pepper plan, with party leaders and lawmakers watching closely as political realignments unfold.
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Coolidge
Davis
Secretary of Labor
Mellon
Pepper
Missionary and Family Safe After River Pirate Escape
March 11 in Hong Kong David Thome, a Presbyterian missionary, his wife and three children arrived in Hoshow today after a flight from river pirates. The family is reported safe and unharmed amid the escape.
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Tiong Kong
David Thome
Hoshow
Radio features listed for today's program schedule
Radio listings show multiple stations and times across zones. Eastern and Pacific time slots include concerts with conductors and pianists, plus a half hour program featuring composer Robert Schumann.
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Robert Schumann
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