Bryan's Japan Note Ready for Delivery in Washington
The May 17 note from Secretary Bryan to Japan over the non alien land owner bill moves toward final presidential approval. Ambassador Chinda will be informed with a formal reply to Tokyo after consultations, noting U S concern but aiming for conciliatory tone. Arizona's new alien bill may draw Japan's attention, though American Japanese numbers there are small.
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United Press
Washington
Bryan
Japan
Bill Hoon
Mundi Nf
Wilson
John Uarnett Moors
State Department
Ambaasar Chiinda
Hondt
Tokio
United States
Calildra
California
Arizona
Cauae
Ghinda
Cluelal
Goon
Rte Toe Rene
Concord Mystery Nearing Resolve in Death Probe
Lieutenant Muk Kocht of the Railroad Detective Force and three officers returned to Concord to pursue the death case of Oscar Istafeon in Jamestown. Evidence including a watch and shoes tied to Guataron was found, with 16 features suggesting foul play. later, officers concluded the inquiry and abandonment followed as the case cleared.
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Amariai
Muk Kocht
Tie Railroad
Sonduetiius
Oscar
Jamestown
Finisely
Truancy Cases Heard Before Court Today
Court session in the office of Alderman Porter addressed three truancy cases. Miles McGray, DeMarco, and Carlton Purdy faced penalties as school officials pressed for attendance. McGray’s father produced a medical certificate. fines of two dollars and costs were imposed. DeMarco faced incorrigible behavior claims and possible juvenile court action. Purdy’s case was postponed for the afternoon. his mother’s attendance was uncertain.
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Porter
I. B. Crogk
Gray
Miles McGray
Columbus
Mins King
Enao
DeMarco
Jim Interpriér
DeMarca
Carlton Purdy
Tor
Eastbound Urle train 84 delayed by broken brake rod
Morning delay near the passenger depot as a brake rod broke while a car crossed Center street. The crew cleared the debris and repaired the damage promptly.
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Center Street
Richards and Hall Lieutenants of Company
Officers of Company A were elected after the evening drill. Charles Hall became first lieutenant and Rickards (Rickards) was chosen second lieutenant. Several ballots were cast before results settled. Both lieutenants will receive commissions within the next week or two. Thirty three men were present for drills and uniform fittings followed the election.
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Company Agnomore
Rex Hardell
Major Wilcox
Wacly
Charles Hall
Fiat Leutenant
Jude Rickards
Lmeut
Leutenant Fail
Company A
Gupte Ko W. Brown
Richards
Cho
W. A. Steen
Petition Signed by Property Owners Over Sewer Issue
Property owners near Spring street and Church street join with George Sullinger in protesting to the city council demanding prompt abatement of sewer odors. City Engineer Mekson reviewed extending the sewer to the vacant field behind Spring street homes but gave no firm cost estimate. Inspector Dickson reports faulty brickwork in the trap causing odor, recommends repairs to reduce nuisance.
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Spring Street
Church Street
George Sullinger
Fourth Ward
Mekson
Dickson Haa
Dickson
Dinfon
Masons Return From Coudersport Trip
Corry Masons returned from the Coudersport visit and spoke little today. Twelve cars from Corry completed the round trip in good condition. The Coudersport group was entertained continuously and the visiting Masons praised the hospitality shown to all towns represented at the meeting.
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Corry
Coudersport
Jaldon
Wendoy
Austin
Costello
Colldarsport
West Virginia Slayer Freed by Jury This Morning
Harvey West Virginia May 17 George Howse was acquitted today of charges stemming from a Kiln last night assault that left his brother-in-law dead after a drunken attack on his wife. The jury, noting prior attacks by the slain man, discharged Howse despite a deadly confrontation.
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West Virginia
United Press
Harvey
W. Va
George Howse
Mariee
Corry Lad Wins in Big Berlin Steeplechase
Paris reports C Hobinstock’s racing stable sent Sea Lord to Berlin for the grand steeplechase. Vincent Powers rode Sea Lord to victory, earning 80 000 marks for the owner Lie horse Sen Lori. Powers, a Corry boy, has ridden for two years and previously worked for the Rothschilds.
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Rap Powers
Vincent Powers
Berlin
Lie
Sen Lori
C. Hobinstock
France
Bern
Sea Lord
Ty Vincent Powers
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Erie
Gustafson
Warren National Bank
Warren
Tunlding
Yantia
Commonwealth
Parren
Savings Bank
Stat OF
Penrylvania
Man
Corry Lad
OIL City
CTU
First National Bank
Warren, PA
Citizens National Bank
United Staten Deposrtory
Desmond
Jas. L. West
H.W. Pare
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