Landslide Toll Strikes Santos Brazil Hundreds Feared Dead
United Press reports a massive landslide in Santos on Saturday and more rockfalls today threaten the city. Over 100 bodies have been recovered with estimates of up to 200 dead as workers, volunteers, and firefighters continue digging through debris under threat from shifting boulders along Mont Serray. Police urge nearby residents to evacuate as the disaster paralyses the coffee port city.
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United Press
Santos
Brazil
Mont Serray
HIN
Santa Casa Miser Cordia Hospital
Wille Dock
Tor
Settled on Carter Hill in 1824 and pioneer life tale
Mrs Currie M Johnson recalls Elijah Carter one of the early settlers after whom Carter Hill is named. The 1824 move from Clymer area began a hard frontier life with near isolation, rough shelters, and minimal neighbors. A 1862 letter describes July 4th in Corry with a war speech and rope walker. Local National Guard units formed in 1869 1872 are listed with officers and armories.
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Elijah Carter
Carter Hill
Clymer
Currie M. Johnson
Irving Street
Carter Hum
Carter
Clymer Village
Tollel
Dld Bay
Mr Carter
Greeley Fill
Hy Fe
Avia
Waterford
Beaverdam
Mir
Wilde
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Corry Guards
T. H. Alien
W. J. Schuster
Lattimer
Armory
Crosby's Bloc
King Greys
Miller
Pirst
George W. McPherson
Charles Archibald
Crosby's Block
Hudekoper Rifles
Hn, Geer
C. B. Gleason
W. Trimbie
German Blues
Charles Burleklery
Charles Smite
Charles Windt ' Fimmet
Guards
Pepriiery
MB Gist
Wirst
James Montgomery
Morgan McGray
Fire in Cleveland Ruins Downtown Fur Store
A downtown Cleveland furniture store fire today caused eight injuries and an estimated loss of $100,000. Firefighters battled the blaze through the afternoon, with authorities inspecting the scene for hot spots and cause.
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Cleveland
Spring Arrives Early as Robins Return to Town
Weather forecasters proved prescient as warm weekend clears streets and invites outdoor activity. Robins appeared across the city signaling an early spring. mild, sunny conditions graced the day with higher temperatures expected tonight and into tomorrow.
Three Injured In Auto Crash South Of Erie
Three persons were injured Sunday afternoon when the Kylomo car carrying them was forced off the Waterford road near Erle. Nellie Morrow, 2719 Brandes Street, is in St. Vincent's hospital in serious condition with internal injuries and head and body wounds. Irene Mitchell, 101 Host Ninth Street, is also at St. Vincent's with a severe wound but reported in good condition. The driver, Bimon Hay, 340 East Ninth Street, Hull, received minor injuries and was discharged after treatment. No patrol report yet on the accident. The auto reportedly was forced off the highway by another car and overturned.
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Waterford Road
Erle
Nellie Morrow
Brandest Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Irene “Mitchell
Ninth Street
Bimon Hay
East Ninth Street
Hull
State Highway Patrol
Authority .Ies
St Vincent's
Educational film booked for Rex Theatre showing
Superintendent Ralph Dewey arranges a Wednesday and Thursday evening screening at the Rex Theatre of the educational film How Pennsylvania Educated Her Children. The program runs with the regular evening show and showcases school activities from various parts of Pennsylvania.
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Nave Vursuvin Plotoss
Ralph §. Dewey
Rexheatre
Pannayhyania
Pennsylvania
Youth held for manslaughter in New Jersey crash
Camden March 12 Donald Middleton 21 nephew of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange president was held on manslaughter charges in the death of Mrs Laura Lacker 85 of Merchantville N J Middleton allegedly drove away from a Merchantville officer at about fifty miles an hour when his car struck the woman and killed her in a traffic incident.
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Camden
N. J
Donald Middleton
Pailadelphia
Change
Laura, Lacker
Merchantville
Ballcs
Middleton
Supreme Court Schedule Announced For March Events
The United States Supreme Court released the forthcoming schedule naming March actions and a key date set for early April. Officials advised careful attention to the official calendar and the public notice.
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Washington
Mar
United States Supreme Court
Mahdey
Confesses Slaying Three Women in Weir Home
Tessy Mae Newton Burns confessed today to kidnapping and slaying Mrs. J W Juergens, her daughter Myram, and Mrs. Juergens' mother, Rose Solna. Sheriff Flippen announced the brutal killings occurred last Saturday night at a Weir home in Ban Angulo.
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United Press
Sulpher Springs
Tessy Mae
Newton Burns
Moore Named Envoy to Peru
President Coolidge sent to the Senate the nomination of Alexander P. Moore of Pittsburgh to be envoy to Peru. The appointment follows Moore's previous ties and interest in diplomacy, contrasting with Miles Pein Muster, recently speculated as a Senate candidate from Washington state.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Senate
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburgh
Peru
Miles Pein Muster
United States Senate
Washington State
Five Best Radio Features Tonight at 9 40 P M
A list of programs and times for New York station WLS Cincinnati and Pittsburgh listings. Boxing bout Sharkey v Risko at Madison Square Garden announced by McNambe. Radio station wrap includes General Motors and notable programs.
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New York
WLS Cincinnas
Ikdea Pitts Dokysh
Sharkey Vs. Risko
Madison Square Garden
McNambe
Ueneral
Motors
Maris Kurenko
Roger Willams
WIZ
Roxy
Roa Weaver
M. Opera
Martha
Faulty Compass Blamed for Sea Disaster Near Manomet Point
A pastwise liner named Honerttee wrecked off Mary Ann Ledge after a blinding snowstorm as it neared New York with 118 crew and passengers aboard. Rescue crews saved most, but three Coast Guard members drowned when a surf boat overturned. Captain Robinson blamed the faulty compass for steering the ship a mile off course. Frank Griswold, missing crew, was found washed ashore.
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United Press
H. W. Robunson
Robinson
Frank Griswold
Shebourne
Manomol
Tpoint
Coast Guard
Griswold
Qed
Robert H. Lee
Plymouth
Dollar Line President Lincoln Survives Pacific Hurricane
The Dollar Line President Lincoln docked in Tokyo after riding out a fierce Pacific hurricane. The ship, long overdue from Seattle, faced grave fears as the storm aged across the ocean at about 100 miles per hour. radio was destroyed, preventing an early distress signal. Captain H L Jones led the giant liner through the crisis.
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Woneu Cross
Tokyo
Mon
Dollar Line
Lincoln
Pacific
Seattle
HL. Jones
Charge Rail Conspiracy to Kill Unions
Washington March 42 Test mining to support road operations conspired to destroy the United Mine Workers. Senate investigation heard testimony from Roseville Coal Co and Pennsylvanian party figures. Key figures included Thomas Sagh, Henry Owens, Penrod, and Sagle detailing alleged railroad price schemes and union opposition.
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United Press
Washington
Waite
Jacksonville
Sagle
Ogeons
Quitroniné
Roseville
Sule
Chester Penrad
Robinon Cost Company
Crooksaie
Pennsylvania
Robinson Company
Penrod
State Highway pays township reward claims total 74 thousand
State Highway Department announced township reward claims totaling 74 705 dollars as the states share of landship rent projects. The list names townships in Allegheny, Erie, Greene, Lawrence and Somerset counties with payments ranging from four hundred to several thousand dollars. In Philadelphia two hotel deaths occurred from gas, identified as Mrs Harrington and John Gostelto.
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State Highway Department
United Press
Harrisburg
Allegheny
Silbucie
Indian Township
Ste
Crayford County
Rocklale
East Pallowield
North Shenango
Wes
Erie County
Greene County
Morgan Township
Lawrence
Shenango Township
Morove County
Sugar Grove
Somerset County
Stoney Creek
Shade
Stan
Summit
Shau
Brothers
Malley
Philadelphia
Mar
Cate
Martin Harrington
John Gostelto
Resignation Demanded Over Teapot Dome Scandal Fallout
Senate calls for Secretary Mellon to resign amid Teapot Dome disclosures and Democratic denunciations of Sinclair contributions to the Republican Party. Norris signals a drive to urge Myjan to quit. reports claim bonds totaling $50000 from Sinclair tied to party support, with ongoing questions about treasury actions and political favors.
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Sinelary
Mellon
United Press
Washington
Wat
Mur
LY Prna
UF Trenury
Harry Slits
WieFepublican
Norris
Senate
Myj- Jan
Tenpor Dome
Mullan
Liberty Luinde
Fiat
Justin Nti
Fate of radio bill at stake in Congress race
Congress wrestles with a radio bill as partisan factions and regulatory changes loom. President, House and Senate face timing and veto risks while debate centers on the creation of a Federal Radio Commission and the scope of federal authority. The House may delay final action. a conference is likely if controversial provisions survive. In Washington, the situation strains party unity as supporters push for swift action before midweek deadlines. In Fort Bragg, an aviation mission continues as top officials depart for a Panama tour to review military communications and transport plans.
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Congress
Bill
Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
Mus
Lughlin Hill
Railio
Hoover
Federal Fasia Commissi
Republiway
Ins Enamies
Kmony
Hin
House
Fenders
Senate
Weill
Vce
Irep
Davis
Beni
Tent
Oldsie Radio Commission
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Erie
Moore
Ohio
United Mine Workers
Panama
Fort Bragg
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Tumes E. Feoher
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Montgomery
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Abaghin
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