Chamber of Commerce plans and lecture on Bolshevism
A chamber meeting outlined plans for a lecture by Jasoly Rubin on Russia within Bolshevism to be held at the High School Auditorium with a nominal admission. Preparations also covered a banquet for members, school outreach events, and a new lighting plan for Main Street with 47 new street lamps to upgrade city infrastructure.
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Rabin
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Olds Wa
Chatemat
Lie Chamber
Caruberee
Waller Aid
Alexander
Vine Avenue
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Main
Maintein
Maple Ave
Franklin
Pouth
Pleasant Sifcoe
Laurin
Dr Kibler Heard by Rotary Club
Motorists report thefts from cars in Loveland and Washington streets as a local professional man cites repeated incidents. Dr Kibler read a detailed account of the issue and urged Rotary members to support warnings and preventive actions while noting that property has been returned in some cases. A New York Rotary member described similar recent thefts and called for city safety measures. Jean eG Hrunle Loveland was elected special delegate to the district convention at Johnstown.
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Raat
Washington Street
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Kibler
Rotary Club
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Rore
New York
Rotary Finta Ora
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Hrunle Loveland
Johnstown
Oklahoma Tornado Kills Twelve. Towns Destroyed
Reports from McAlester Oklahoma recount a deadly tornado sweeping through Gowen and nearby areas. Twelve people died and fourteen were injured with dozens more harmed as homes and at least thirty houses were destroyed in a storm that struck last night. The mining center Gowen suffered communication cuts and heavy damage, with dead transported to Wilburton about twenty miles east.
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United Pros
Mcalester
Ota
Twrrludoey
Oklahoma
Jin
Gowen
Mt. Goyren
Wilburton
Reds Plot May Day Revolt Probe Sparks In New York
Authorities probe radical planning and recent blast linked to an anarchist in New York. Police seized documents from Piotla’s room as they investigate May 1 demonstrations and alleged left wing plots amid a fatal device explosion.
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Picula
Lalor
Clemente
Piewla
Picule
Wall Street
Pioula
Ign
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Wa Infurt
Harding on Bonus Bill Prompts GOP Response
A United Press report from Washington notes a hard position from President Harding on the bonus bill. Rumors say Republicans have pressed for clarity, with a possible statement to Chairman Fordney of the House Ways and Means Committee.
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United Press
Washington
Harding
Fordney
House
Ways and Means Co
Mppense
Better Schools Week Observed With Public Forums
Better Schools Week will be observed here with classes on Tuesday evening for parents to learn building conditions and attendance options. A Wednesday public forum on a Junior High School will be held, followed by a Friday conference for eighth graders and parents about high school benefits. The program, led by Superintendent Lemotrect and the Chamber of Commerce, asks all residents to participate and support better city schools.
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Lemotrect
Cirentary
Ade Sistanue
Hurter School
Cig Rarious
AIL Residefts
Pibtic
Seasion
J. Glass
State Department of Bdw
Forum Committee
Cham Ach of Commerce
Harry Aust
Prehenit
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Ip Iy Ta Ba
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New York Cottons Exchange Officials Set for Probe
United Press reports officials of the New York cotton exchange are expected to be called to testify in the district attorney's office regarding alleged irregularities in cotton brokerage business. The investigation centers on trading practices and potential violations of market rules.
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United Press
New York
New York Cotton Exchange
District Attorney’s Office
Funeral of Mrs Arvilla Hall
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Arvilla Hall were held this afternoon at 2:80 from the East Street home, largely attended by relatives and friends. Rev. FM Redinger officiated. bearers included GM Reim, L F Kpowlton, Wilbur Wilton, R Ef, Palmer, H S Munley, and Karl Love. Interment followed at Pint Grove Cemetery. Attending from out of town were Kirk, Lynn Holcomb of Warren, Mrs. Hiram Solcomb of Pittafield, and Miss Helen Heath of Aurora. The United Brethren church gathering last night drew strong interest. the speaker preached from Teainh 110 to urge willingness and obedience, noting the responsibilities and joys of the Christian path. Tonight’s meeting is expected to be equally engaging. One hundred workers from all the avenues arpea.
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East Street
FM. Redinger
Reim
L. F. Kpowlton
Wilbur Wilton
R. Ef
Palmer
Munley
Karl Love
Maden Pint Grove
Amon Wroxe
Survicen
Kirk
Lynn Holcomb
Warren
Hiram Solcomb
Pittafield
Helen Heath
Aurora
W. Srunddangheer
Dacaused
United Brethren Church
Sit Tore
Wrorkars
Amendment to Pacific Treaty Faces Defeat
Washington March 14 President Harding called to withdraw all arms conference treaties from the Senate and asked the country to aid in reelection for ratification if the Senate rejoins the Four Power Pacific pact Senator Len Robison of Wisconsin declared today in a speech to the Senate supporters of the Four Power Pacific pact will vote the first portion in the Senate late today Robison amendment to the treaty will be rejected In the first voting the treaty administration amendment will have such a close advantage that Robison knows defeats certain The vote will be taken at 4 pm after four hours of debate The significance of today s vote will be in the record of strength of treaty supporters and opponents Up to today rival claims have been unsupported by anything more tangible than unofficial polls Yet the vote will not be conclusive of the strength of the ante treaty forces for Senators who would not vote to amend the text will vote against ratification if adequate safeguards are not later adopted Robison will seek the votes of these Senators later by offering his amendment as a reservation The proposition in which the first vote will come is that all the signatory powers agree to respect the full integrity of all nations not alone of the other signatory
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Washington
Harding
Senate
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Lenrock
Wicorsie
Renate- Walsington
Robinon
Toreas
Robison Jimyell
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Leadersi
Robinson
Dairy School to Open Saturday in Union City and Corry
A dairy school of twelve classes will be conducted at Union City and Corry next year to help farmers maintain income amid expected milk price drops. The program, run by the Farm Bureau, will be taught by State College dairy experts led by Prof A A Borland. First meetings are Saturday March 16 at 7 p.m. in Corry Municipal Building and 8 p.m. in Union City Grange Hall dining room.
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State College
Union City
Corry
A. A. Borland
Dairy Department of Pennsylvania
We Muniipa
Ulster Parliament Opened Today With King Speech
Belfast march 14 United Press reports Ulster's Parliament opened with the king's speech reading. George's proclamation promised extra powers for the government to curb crime and restore peace. The crowd cheered as outrages, including a bomb attempt injuring two people, continued to frighten residents amid armed bandit activity.
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United Pres
Belfast
George
Ignewirs
Choern
Song
Lewis, Miners Chief, Confers With Davis to Avert Strike
United Press reports say John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, met with Secretary of Labor Davis in Washington to avert a national coal strike set for April. Officials note talks toward a joint conference with operators and the government to prevent fuel shortages. Indiana dispatches say some operators seek separate state agreements, risking a fragmented wage system and disrupted coal supply nationwide.
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United Press
Washington
John L. Levi
United Staoe Workers
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United Mine Workers
United States
Missis
Indiana
Ohio
Perry Sylvinis
Ationg
Weal
Kelly forged checks tie up Spartansburg school board plans
Local reports allege Cas Kelly forged many checks affecting Warren Erie and Crawford counties. He was arrested in Wesleyville and remains in Warren jail on $1,000 bail per county charges. Meanwhile the Warren School Board weighs two building programs and bond-issue plans as it reviews projected costs and approvals for next term.
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Spartansburg
Cas
Syesitiug
Titusville
Rie Place
Eneson
Alto Pee
Spring Creek
Warren
Erie
Crawford
Kelle
Tod Stanton Hurt In Firehouse Fall
Tod Stanton, driver for the First ward fire department track, slipped on a slippery shower floor and suffered a broken collarbone and fractures. He summoned doctors Graham and Bennett, was taken to the hospital, and is resting as comfortably as possible though recovery will take some time before resuming duties.
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Tod Stanton
First Ward
Readers Club 15 Entertained With Talks on Ireland
The Readers met with President Mrs Wight for a stat study period. Miss Wight read a paper on the subject the Irish Republic. Bill Ashton gave an entertaining travel talk through Ireland. Miss Bertha King Bly, visiting guest, shared insights from her travels in Ireland. The meeting was productive and pleasant.
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Trish Wita
Sixteyer
Miss Wight
Bill Ashton
Ireland
Condri
Bertha King Bly
Irntind
Terranova Charged After Fatal Shooting in Five Towns
United Press reports Terranova is accused of a fatal shooting after a domestic dispute in Five Towns. Neighbors say Let night’s refusal to live with him followed by their recent marriage sparked the incident. Police say Terranova and his wife Kobs were involved, with details still unfolding as authorities investigate the victim.
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Pine Grove Cemetery Driveway Paving Planned by Directors
Pine Grove Cemetery Association directors met in the A. J. Alexander office with near full membership and several officials present. They reviewed finances, approved last two meetings' minutes, and authorized a permanent paved driveway project with a special committee to prepare surveys and estimates. The executive committee was authorized to purchase paving equipment.
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Pine Grove Cemetery Associaton
A. J. Alexander
Bord
Tralsmar Palmor
DeRosay
Wilcos
Burtingamy
Former State Legion Head Seeks Lieutenant Governor Nomination
Scranton march 14 Colonel David J Davie former commander of the American Legion announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. He pledges economy efficiency and effectiveness as a successor to past officeholders and is a well known attorney active in Ryans years.
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United’ Pree
Scranton
David J Davie
American Legion i Pennay
Hess
Davia
Baaus
Ryans
Arrests Soon in Slaying of Circus Owner in Camden
Police probing the murder of circus owner John Ordan at his Riverside home last Friday say they know the assassin. Detective Parker reports that Armen warned friends of a threatened firing and named the would be killer. Authorities expect arrests after further questioning of family and show figures, with funeral proceedings underway.
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Camden
N. J
John ‘Tordaen
Riverside
Evence
Parker
Armen
Shawman
Timeine
Hite Parker
Duk
Jie
Bruner
Hhinh
Mex Brangy
Maxed Parkstrom
Mrz
Helen Mohr
Mount Jolly
Gauntie
Kelsey
Soviet claims blamed for South Africa revolt
A chaotic dispatch from Johannesburg summarized by London papers alleges Soviet backed the South African insurrection. Reports claim funds from abroad fueled the Bolster miners and Boer factions, with government leaders denouncing the upheaval as Moscow influence.
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London
South Africa
Mtrongholda
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