Tariff Bill Nears Senate Vote. Fire Destroys Farm Home Aid
The Parry W. Dahring home west of town on the Washington street extension was saved by local firemen and neighbors after a blaze at about 8:15 this morning. The roof and one side were damaged. chemical extinguishing and water bucket brigades prevented total loss. Neighbors aided before Corry fire apparatus arrived.
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Ents City
Parry W. Dahring
Washington
Neigbors
Wutily Douyl
Western Penns' Briefs of Interest Here
Uniontown and nearby towns report on student arrests, college events, fire news, health statutes, accidents, trials, and local crime. Notable items include high school students involved in an assault case, Washington College exercises set for June, hospital aviation conference plans, notable deaths, fires, and local court proceedings.
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Uniontown
Hig
Cours
Waich
Thompson at Conference of Ware Forces
Philadelphia dispatches report James Thomps, Erie county GOP leader, attended a Vare organization conference amid talk of backing Davis for the U S Senate race. The gathering, chaired by Francis Shunk Brown, left without comment on outcomes as upstate chieftains discussed a ticket for the mayoral primary. In Washington, authorities seek Cantonese protection for Bishop O Shea and American missionaries trapped in Kan Chow, China amid surrounding irregular troops.
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Erie County
Tone County
James J. Davis ii
Philadelphia
James Thomps
Erie
Vare
Francis Shunk Brown
Alpmney
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J. 5. Davis
United States Senate
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W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Republican National Committee
Thomas W. Cunningham
Philadelphia County
Charles B. Hall
Samuel W. Salas
Jam P. Gallagher
State Senate
James Thompson
Tiie
Geo. W. Maxey
Scranton
Justice Kephart
United Press
Washington
China
J. A. O'Shea
Kanchow
State Department
Business Gains Show Improved Credit Conditions In Week
Rich ard L. Gridley reports from New York that a warmer money market and rising optimism boosted business last week. Federal Reserve centers noted easing credit, rise in new securities issuance, and gains in chain store sales building operations and auto production with steel holding firm and oil prices steady.
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Richard L. Gridley
United Press
New York
Federal Reserve
Roy A. Young
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Bank of England
Stock Exchange
Data on municipality gathered by state official
Stoner from Harrisburg in the city today to collect data on municipal government operations during 1920. He is with the Department of Internal Affairs and is gathering similar data in other third class cities of the state.
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JB. Stoner
Harrisburg
Department of Internal Affairs
Stoner
Senate tariff bill eyes five per cent general boost
United Press reports the Bameless tariff bill moves toward final Senate vote with a general rate increase near five per cent above present law, about four per cent below the House plan. Projections show annual duty increases of about 70 million dollars, with total rate value around 580 million. The measure faces conference committee hurdles and possible farm relief elimination as compromises target a middle ground between House and Senate duties.
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United Press
Washington
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London Naval Parley Near Collapse as France Withdraws
France’s temporary withdrawal from the London naval talks signals a veiled ultimatum to Britain, Japan, and the United States. The conference at best may yield limited gains such as parity among the powers, a possible three‑way agreement, or phased disarmament, but risks falling short of broader hopes and may be judged a comparative failure.
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Miracle
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Webb Miller
United Press
London
Mass
Great Britain
Japan
United States
League of Nations
Eee
Dayton trial delayed in oil city murder case
Dexter Dayton of Kansas City faces a murder charge in the death of Miss Marjorie O'Donnell, daughter of an Oil City editor. Trial likely won’t start for at least a month as defense files a demurrer alleging improper grand jury action. Dayton has been held without bond since the girl’s murder occurred earlier.
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Union
Washington
Mar
Dexter Dayton
Kansas City
Marjorie O'Donnell
Capone Back As Gangland Leader in Chicago
Chicago report recounts Al Capone returning to leadership duties from Philadelphia jail. He occupies the Lexington Hotel, issues orders, lectures reporters, and defends his empire amid press attention. Capone criticizes scrutiny while denying legitimate status, recounting his past and asserting loyalty to his operation. He laments the jail experience and notes peers’ double standards as he plots a return to power.
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Chicago
al Capone
Lexington Hotel
George Washington
William Hale Thompson
Alphonse Capone
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Aun
Depuy
John Stege
Capone
John Smith
Oshiosh
Agar
Izzy Polatski
USA
Rangibriss
Flanders and Two Women Freed in Titusville Death Case
Insufficient evidence to hold Frank Flanders Jane Moran and Martha Breisch in the death of Bert Krenz of Titusville. Alderman James D Roberts discharged them at Meadville after arraignment on murder charges linked to the November 3 1925 incident. Witnesses and medical testimony did not prove the involved automobile caused Krenz's death. The trio had been arrested on warrants from Mrs Krenz widow of the Titusville man.
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B. A. Krenz
Titusville
Meadville
Frank Flanders
Jane Moran
Martha Breisch
James D. Roberts
Bert & Krenz
Flanders
Krenz
Titusvillé
Ried
Wolanders
Bretsch
Morgan
Hrenz
Umesof
Rt Yeatrete
Death Claims Henry F. King Former City Manufacturer
Henry F. King a former Imogm manufacturer in the city died at his home on South Center Street this afternoon at 3 o'clock A longer notice will be carried in Mondaya Journal.
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Henry F. King
South Center Street
Mr. King
Jury acquits Doheny in cabinet bribery case verdict
United Press reports California oil magnate Warra L Doheny was acquitted today of bribing a cabinet officer. The jury freed the 5 year pending indictment as the last charge against him. Jurors, guarded day and night since March 12, delivered verdict at 12 07 pm after rapid deliberation.
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Harold C. Thompson
United Press
Washington
Mar
Wawara L. Doheny
California
Rial
Chesley H. Ray
givine + Sormien
Albert
Ball
Who Is He Former U S Ambassador to Belgium Author
Aged figure described as a former U S ambassador to Belgium and author of several novels including Turn of the Balance. The brief note appears on page 5 of the edition. The piece highlights his literary work alongside his diplomatic career.
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