European War Menace Brought Before Geneva Parley
National referendum urged as a path to prohibition action with Wadsworth Butler and Murray Butler speaking in New York and New Haven. Slayton proposes a 3 million dollar national campaign to push a referendum on prohibition with a state focus if needed. Borah predicts strict enforcement plank at the 1928 Republican convention and urges control of delegates to uphold the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Profit
New York
Stayton
Associa Agiinut
Cniduet
John Phil Hill
Maryland
Republican Party
Slayton
United States
New
Haven
Conn
Wry el Borah
Borah
Death claims sister of Corry resident
Mrs. Charen uyach of West Main Street received word of the death of her sister Mrs. D. J. Linehan which occurred at Niagara Falls Ontario Canada on Monday. Mrs Linehan is survived by her husband and five children. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at Niagara Falls Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charen Uyach
West Maintreet
D. J. Linehan
Niagara
Palla
Ontario
Canada
Five Best Radio Features Slated Across Stations Tonight
Programs listed for WPG in Atlantic City and stations like WOK Detroit, KFAB Lincoln, and WIJ feature soprano Sabanieva of the Metropolitan Opera and violinist Jules Park. Highlights include a 10 p.m. red Apple Club segment and a 9 p.m. University of Nebraska program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPG
Atlantic City
Thalias Sabanieva
Metropolitan Opera
Jules Park
WOK
Detroit
Red Apple Club
KFAB
Lincoln
University of Nebraskar
EAP
Evare
WIJ
Storms in Caspian Sink 177 Vessels and Crew Stats
A massive Caspian storm battered 177 small vessels with crews above 800, isolating them and causing nine deaths in a private boat wreck. The incident involved state shipping, a Soviet cooperative fleet, and a mix of motorboats pontoons and other craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Unney
Moscow
Abov Fit
Caspian Sea
Jersey Murder Case Advances Swiftly in New Jersey Trial
In Mays Landing New Jersey on November 20 the second day of the murder trial of Mrs Margaret Lilliendahl and Willis Beach began. Witnesses testified about clothing worn by Mrs Lilliendahl at the time of her husband Dr William Lilliendahl's murder on September 1. Mrs Lilliendahl claims two Black men killed and robbed her husband. state police matron Mrs Carr testified no signs of beating but bruises on Mrs Lilliendahl. State trooper Orsechowski recalled finding Dr Lilliendahl’s body with no signs of bruises on his hands. A state trooper named Howe testified arriving at the scene near Hammon o al after the Great Swamp bridge incident, recounting the car being stopped by two men who forced her down a road where shooting occurred. Mrs Lilliendahl said one shot fired, but three shots were later found.
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Mays Landing
N. J
Margaret Lilliendahl
Wn. Lilliendahl
Lilliendahl
Willis Beach
Tells Carr
New Jersey State Police
Carr
Hammonoal
Dr. Lilliendahl
William Lewis
Olan Howe
Nira
Great Swamp Bridge
Lilliendutt
Windstorm damages city including hotel roof on South Center
High winds and heavy rain last night caused damage across the city and vicinity. A portion of the roof at the former St. James hotel on South Center street was torn away, with lesser damage elsewhere. Rain and floods receded creeks and streams after the downpour, marking November 29th as a notably wet day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
South Center Street
Pacifists Flayed By Rotary Club Speaker Here
Lt Col C Seymour Bullock of South Bend Ind delivered a forceful Rotary Club address titled Bed Up On Pacifists. He urged the audience to support preparedness, arguing war fatalities would rise without action and praising the flag as a global symbol of hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
C. Seymour Bulle
South Bend
Bullock
Rotary International
China
Mrs Electa Casler Dies in Sherman
Orris Caster learned yesterday of the death of his aunt Mrs Electa Casler wife of Peter Casler who passed away at her home in Sherman Monday morning. She leaves a daughter Mrs E Wood who lived with her parents funeral services are set for Thursday afternoon at 1 30 o clock at the home in Sherman burial will follow in Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orris Caster
Elscta Casler
Petér-Caster
Sherman
Casler
E. Wood
Fternoon
Tate
Fx Shormain
Chicago Gang Warfare Deepens Amid Capone Departure
Police report ongoing gang clashes in Chicago as Capone vanishes amid threats to his safety. New machine gun squads form to hunt gunmen. four gangsters arrested after a prize fight crowd search.
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Capone
United Press
Jie
Ariel Mysteri
Soaplace
Anil Yalive
Eeparit
Waniags
Ed Fobter
al Brown
SW. O'Connor
Olive
Victim of Fire Remembered by Distant Relatives
Relatives from Corry Grand Valley and Titsishille attended a memorial service for Mrs Jecilie Hough, who died after a fire in Jamestown. Mrs Haigh was injured while dressing beside an open stove, her clothing catching fire. neighbors aided but she died about twenty four hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pairchilds
Deyn VanGuilder
Grand Valley
Rose Smail
Titsishille
Tiberal
Jamestown
Jecilie Hough
Jatlentini General Hospital
Tims
Haigh
Current Events Dept Meets This Wednesday
The Woman's Club Current Events Department will meet at Mrs. Kincaid's home Wednesday at 10. Mrs Kur is the reader for the session and members are urged to attend. Those without topics may contact the Library or call Bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Mother and two children killed in railroad crash
In Glassboro New Jersey on November 2 Mrs. Robert Brew aged 36 and her children Robert Jr and Mandy were killed when their car was struck by a West Jersey and Seashore Railroad passenger train at Leonard's Crossing. The engineer saw the car on the tracks too late to avoid the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Five Injured in Free-For-All Boston Battle
Five injured as police storm a South End Jedwine house during a chaotic all night brawl sparked by a drinking party. Police used machine guns tear gas bombs and shotguns to seize two women and two men barricaded inside. Victims include Robert Polite Sadie E Polite George Brooky and Lilian Coyne. Crowds gathered as searchlights illuminated the fortress like scene.
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United Prose
Boston
South End
Jedwine House
Theity
Wellingtontreet
Seith
Neproes
Robert Polite
Sadie E. Polite
George Brooky
Lilian J Coyne
Death of Mrs Minerva Geer in Corry area
Mrs Minerva Geer died at her home on East Wayne Street after weeks of illness and a stroke. Survived by daughter E Lindholm, seven grandchildren, five great grandchildren, and brother Stephen Colegrove. Born 1851 in Edmeston New York, wife of Silas R Geer, longtime Corry resident. Funeral at Christian and Missionary Alliance church Thursday at 2 PM. burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Body to Alexander and Company rooms for preservation until service.
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Minerva Geer
East Wayne Street
E. Lindholm
Brockway
Stepher Colegrove
Plainwell
Mich
Mra. Geet
Edmeston
Otsego County
George A
Betsey Chlegrove
Corry
Silas R. Geer
Burtrand
Hills
Ventapa
Lindhioting
Geer
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Fine Grove
Alexander and Company Rooms
Senator Norris Pushes Full Inquiry Into Continental Trading Bonds
Senator Norris of Nebraska seeks congressional authorization for a full Senate investigation into the Continental Trading Company and its alleged $4,000,000 in liberty bonds linked to the Teapot Dome oil lease affair. He questions whether profits funded party campaign activity and plans to subpoena officials from Standard Oil Indiana, Midwest Refining, Prairie Oil and Gas, and Sinclair subordinates.
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Continental Trading Company
Senator Norris
Nebraska
United Press
Simbton
Norris
Republican
Congress
Senate
Intenor
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
If We Sinclair
Respublican Party
Ti Norris
Walsh
Dem
Mont
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Midwest Refining Co
Oiani Gus Cy
Sinclaire
HM. Blackmer
Midwest
Jas O'Neil
The
Praise
Europe
Sinclairess
Colorado Strike Nears Close As Settlement Possible
Denver November 30 The Colorado coal strike appears closer to a settlement than at any time since seven weeks of stoppage. A Lafayette business committee predicts an end to the standoff andibles arbitration, while Gov Adams may appoint an independent commission to probe the dispute. The Columbine mine at Lafayette operated under National Guard protection with day and night shifts.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
T W. W
Colorado
Lafayette
Cole
Busess
W H. Adams
Columbine Mike
National Guard
Elgin Merchant Dies of Pneumonia at Corry Hospital
George McCray a well known Elgin merchant died this morning at Corry Hospital after a few days illness from pneumonia. He conducted a grocery store in Elgin for years. Survived by his wife two sisters Mrs Re Lewis and Mr Viola Mixer of Elgin and a brother in Bear Lake. Funeral announcements will be made later.
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George McCray
Elgin
Pay
Corry Hospital
Llness
McCray
Yeas Ukion
Cain
Re Lewis
Viola Mixer
Bear Lake
Hunters licenses slump in expected tally this year
United Press reports in Harrisburg that hunter license numbers are forecast around 21,000, down from 521,000 issued last year. Officials cite lower demand and state licensing commission notes. London dispatch mentions funeral attendance affecting 1927 license issues and updates to totals expected by January.
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United Pro
Harrisburg
United Preas
State Time Commission
London
Post
Berlin
Fioval
Qieen Nike
Premision Bratiani
Unis
Disarmament and High Politics at League Talks
Geneva reports that the League of Nations with partial US and Russian participation opens a two week disarmament and high politics session. The council will address Lithuania's appeal against Poland and seek an accord to ease the Vilna dispute, amid fears of a broader European war involving Russia and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wood
United Press
Geneva
Ihe League of Nations
United States
Russia
Eunipe Ray
League Eniludi
Dissemament Commission
Lithuania
Poland
Vilna
France
Borah's Prohibition Push Worries GOP Leaders
Senator Borah's nationwide campaign for a firm stand on the 18th Amendment and the Volstead Act alarms Republican leaders. He gains support from the Anti Saloon League as he positions to be the party's next presidential candidate. The Anti Saloon League plans to meet, and Borah's prospects draw debate on enforcement and the amendment's fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Borah
Repn
Idaho
Marty
Worf Congress
Republians
Nicholas Murray Butler
AntiSaloon League
Mans
B P W C Card Party Planned in St Edward Hall
The Business and Professional Women's Club hosts a benefit card party this evening in St Edward's Hall. Tables are set for a large turnout with awards to be presented and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Edward's Hall
Business and
Maxine Alverson Made Honor Sorority Member
City reports Maxine Alverson daughter of Mr and Mrs H W Alverson Marion street is among five George Washington University girls elected to the Honor Sorority The Hour Glass the group requires athletic prowess and strong scholastic standing in addition to good character
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Maxine Alverson
H.W. Alverson
Marion Street
George Washington University
Univesity
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Butler
Caspian
Tor
Belumle Sd
Ruslan
Uie State Shipping
Jersey
Glenn Group
Rain Oil City
Rog 4 Structural Steel Company
Corry Club
Bas
Electa Casler
Chicago
Jennie Haugh
Current Events Dept
Committee OF Business Men
Elgin Merchant
Nim
Anti- Saloon League
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