Disarmament Talks Open as Nations Eye Security
Geneva November 30 delegates from 20 countries assemble for a two week disarmament conference under the League of Nations. Soviet leader Litvinoff to outline stance and proposals while Britain France and Italy push to constrain Soviet. American observers side with France and Italy, while security committee and law study are planned for 1929.
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Henry Woop
United Pres Star
Geneva
League of Nations
Europe
Jonkheer Loudon
Paris
Disarmament
Colerence
United States
Security Commission
League
Switzerland
League of Nation
Maxim N. Litvinoff
Litvinoff
United Press
Litvinos
England
France
Italy
Hugh R. Wilson
Haxland
Geneva Vonferenicen
Litvineft
Isader
Aunt van Barnatorit
Jonkheer
Low
Sir Ric Drummond
Eduard Benes
Cyndho
Slovakia
Man invited for ride shot and robbed in Meadville
A 10 year old boy, Michael Stain, was shot and fatally injured near Meadville after two men lured him from a restaurant car ride. He had been staying in Meadville for three weeks, believed a Syracuse native. Police describe a Port Tudor sedan with New York plates as the getaway, and mystery surrounds the assault and claim of the victim.
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Rouge
Mendville
Meadville
Hig
Roland
Nim
Wen
Brick and Tile Co gets big contract for Erie hotel addition
Warren DeRosay announced that Corry Brick and Tile Company has been awarded the brick contract for the Hotel Lawrence addition in Erie. The Henry Schnek Company of Erie had held the project, with a brick order of 100,000 rough face bricks to be delivered starting at once.
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Warren DeRosay
Corry Brick and Tils Company
Furst
Hotel
Lawrence
Erie
Henry Schnek Company
Governor Urges Coal Company To Defer Evictions
Governor John S. Fisher telegraphed Inland Coal Co officials asking them to defer evictions until shelter can be arranged for the affected families. The message, prepared by secretary A Boyd Hamilton, was sent to help a committee seeking to block evictions. Inland Coal officials declined to comment on any plan to proceed.
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United Prov
Indiana
John S. Fisher
Inland Coal Co
A. Boyd Hamilton
PJ. Broad
New Kensington
A. Boyd T Hamilton
Inland
Oa) Co
Fourth Ward Boy Bitten by Dog Near Junior High
Richard Becker, age 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ba Becker of West Church Street, was severely bitten on the hand by a dog near the Junior High school yesterday afternoon. The dog’s owner could not be learned, prompting plans for an investigation and possible disposition of the canine. The boy remained under the care of a local physician.
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Richard Becker
Ba. J. Becker
West Church Streets
Tunior High School
Becker
Bazaar at Spring Creek Tomorrow
The Ladies Aid Society of the Spring Creek Church holds a bazaar tomorrow. A fine display of fancy work is arranged by the Indies, who hope for liberal patronage from residents of the community.
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Spring Creek
Oping Creaft
Tomorow
Hassar Syill
Father and Son Banquet Held at M. E. Church
The annual Father and Sons banquet at the First M. E. Church drew about one hundred attendees last evening. A roast pork dinner was served by Golden Links and Doren Sunthiy School classes, followed by a varied program. Lieut. Col. Seymour Bullock spoke at Rotary Club and addressed the gathering on the father son relationship, sharing inspiring stories. Prof. G. Darling of Archory College spoke on the dangers of drink and its physical effects, stressing cleanliness and practical advice for boys.
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Father and Sons
Bart
M. Bo
Golden Lidks
Doren’ Sunthiy
Hesranda
M. B.ohurch Orchestra
York i
Seymour Bullock
Rotary Club Amtetihe
GX. Darling
Aifechory Gallege
Darling
Addres
Wild Driving Arrests for Drunken Bear Lake Pair
Woodin and Roy Mills of Bear Lake were arrested after allegedly driving off-road and forcing other vehicles into ditches. Officers found liquor in their car and both pleaded guilty to drunkenness and disorderly conduct, each fined ten dollars.
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Pisnigan
Therroad
Woodin
Roy’ Mills
Bear Lake
Fiest
Vanigin
Scott’s Crossing
Rond
Milly
US Radiator Plant Closed Indefinitely
A likely and definite shutdown order has closed the Garg radiator plant with immediate effect. Office heads will remain for a short period, while factory workers face uncertain unemployment as the broader radiator industry shows continued slackening and several plants elsewhere have also closed.
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Baturdiy
Fntal
United States
Hye
Rhs
Afgernoon
Probe Typhoid Fever Source Investigation Initiated
Health Officer Milton Tipton plans a complete investigation into a typhoid fever case on West Peasant Street. Tweeph Yokutes, 100 West Pleasant, was diagnosed and admitted to Gorry Hospital last Saturday. Authorities aim to identify contamination sources to prevent spread while the patient shows improvement.
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Milton Tipton
West Peasant Street
West Pleasant Addet
Gorry Hospital
Knionvn
Bloodstained Bills Introduced at Trial in Murder Case
In Mays Landing New Jersey court Mrs Margaret Lilliendahl and Wilfis Reach face trial for the murder of her husband Dry Wine Lilliendahl. Witness Tod Ar leith testified he found human blood on $5 bills tied to the case, suggesting the bills were taken from Dr Liltiendahl's quarters.
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Sam Love
United Press Star
Mays Landing
Margarét Lilliendahl
Wilfis
Hus
Lilliendahl
Tod M. Arleith
Chemial
Atlantic City
Rash
Luikenhahl
Thay Rhills
Westate
Liltiendahl
Arieith
Radio Highlights Tonight Featuring Opera and Recitals
Tonight's radio schedule showcases Offenbach's opera Tale of Homana and a famous composer feature. Highlights include a Schubert recital and an Asolian program. Organizers list RCA and WEAR stations broadcasting from EST locations with time slots noted.
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RCA Dever
Phprane
Stephign Poster
Soni
Auto Crash Kills Erie Man Near Warren
Special to the Journal Warren November 30 Lytle Perry 40 of Erie killed in a highway skid and overturn near the New York Central crossing star brick. Bernard Ryback 28 of Erie seriously hurt. Another occupant escaped unharmed. The trio were en route to a hunting camp when the crash occurred around 2 15 PM. Perry died at Warren General Hospital within a half hour. Ryback’s condition reported improving.
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Journal
Warren
Lytle Perry
Erie
Bernard Ryback
Ferioane
New York Central
Starbrick
Ericsen
Perry Keng
Kindler
Trospita
Tryackie
W. Mr Leas
Eric
Way Fen
American Held for Ransom by Mexican Bandits
American citizen Thomas W. Thompson was seized near Copala Sinaala by bandits on November 1 and held for a ransom of 200,500 dollars. Consular reports from Mazatlan to the State Department say Mexican authorities have been asked to assist. Thompson’s friends are negotiating for his release amid this action.
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Washington
Thomas W. Thompson
Copala
Sinaala
Mazatlan
Siste
Thompson
Sealas Cary Si
Bombings Intensify Chicago Gang Warfare With Widespread Damage
Nov 40 two bombings marked the ongoing Chicago gang war the ninth and tenth in a surge this year. A gambling house in the Ghetto owned by Dave Glass was wrecked causing panic among hundreds. Earlier a Reynolds Bros barbershop and gambling house was damaged by a bomb.
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Chicago
Dave Glass
Reynolds Bros
Flood Toll Rising in Western New York After Deluge
One death has occurred from flood conditions in Western New York after heavy rains in recent days. Property damage has been extensive as cleanup crews work to clear debris in affected towns. The report mentions a farm hand named Pred Jones from Anthem, Pennsylvania, connected to the rescue efforts.
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United Press Buffalo
Nic
New York
Pennivan
Pred Jonessis
Anthem
Three Corry Prisoners To Begin Sentence
Three Corry prisoners are being taken to begin sentences this week by county court at Erie. One will go to Allegheny workhouse for six months on the tag while others will serve in indefinite sentences at Huntingdon reformatory. Prisoners sentenced to the Huntingdon reformatory were to be taken Thursday. Thomas Sterted, sheriff, announced Race Jennings was among those taken Tuesday. James Hoggard, sentenced to Western pen for one and a half to four years, was also taken there. Other prisoners to Allegheny workhouse include Ralph Scira ceno six months, Ray Rastatfer three to six months, Joseph Gehriein six months, George Zimmer three months, Peter Zask three months. The Huntingdon reformatory group includes Donald Geertson Emil ph Gust Frank Trubany Walter Ross and George Gardoer for an indefinite term.
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Corry
Brie
Allegheny
Falthers
Huntingdon
Huntingdon Reformatory
Thomas Sterted
Aheriff
Race Jennings
Westem
James ‘Hoggard
Ralph Sciraceno
Ray Rastatfer
Joseph Gehriein
George Zimmer
John Fratus
Peter Zask
Donald Geertson
Emilph Gust
Frank Trubany
Walter Ross
George Gardoer
Real winter weather forecast for tomorrow across the east
The Weather Bureau predicts rain turning to snow across the eastern half of the country within 24 hours. A colder air mass will reach the lower lake region and Ohio valley, with snow extending as far east as the Appalachians and affecting Tennessee and the east Gulf states by Thursday night.
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Washington
Mississippi River
Weather Bureau
Appalachian
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
East Gulf States
Atlantic States
Porida
Kiwanis Club to Elect New Officers at Tomorrow Lunch
The Kiwanis Club will hold its regular meeting and luncheon at the Hotel Corry tomorrow at noon to elect officers. The nominating committee report was received at last week’s meeting. Te. Hy Prath, Erie Railroad general agent, will speak at tomorrow’s session.
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Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Corry
Te. Hy Prath
Erie Railroad
Death claims Rev. C. C. Haskell
The city mourns the death of Rev. Galeb Haskell retired Baptist minister who died at his West Columbus home around 1 o clock. He was 68, born September 28, 1846 in Chautauqua County and lived most of his life here. Survived by widow Sarah Cornelia Griffen Haskell. Funeral Friday with Rev. A. L. Roth in charge, body to North East Cemetery for interment.
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Tean
Galeb ( Haskell
West Columbus Avenue
Haskell
Chautanque County
Sarah Cornelia
Griffen Huskel
A. L. Roth
The
Baptist Church
Noth East
North East Cemetery
Masked flogging trials collapse in Alabama case
In Savaerne Alabama the state dropped 100 indictments from Crenshaw County masked flogging trials after State’s Attorney General Charles Call withdrew from the case. Only two defendants stood trial and were acquitted. Mrs. I. By Brown Tet remains abroad with friends in Allied N.Y.
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United Pressaverne
Ala
Alabama
Crenshaw
Charles Call
Brown
N.Y
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