Jugoslavian Bulgarian Rift Seems Easing After Sofia Talks
Tensions between Jugoslavia and Bulgaria appeared to ease after a meeting in Sofia between the Jugoslav foreign minister and Bulgaria’s foreign minister. Reports say the talks reaffirmed Jugoslav concern over border terrorism and backed peace by the two nations.
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Pree Sopta
Bulgaria
Jugoslavia
Rn Vuti
Koyacheviteh
Dusolf
Belgrade
Ninchich Ip
Sofia
Jugoslav
Rowacheviteh
Bulkirlon
Moscow
Russia
United Press
Vienna
Uring
Berlin
Petrich
Kuntendil
Boris
Geneva
Tugoslav
League of Nations
League
Ot Tu Féngue
Yugoslavia
Council
England
France
Ialy
Germany
Northern Force Victorious as Northern Drive Advances
Northern forces won a decisive victory on the southern front near Peking routing Shansute forces fleeing southward. Chang Tiolin and other leaders plan further strikes as the northern front presses the southern advance toward Honun.
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Peking
Five Best Radio Features Tonight Across Stations
Radio listings show WEAF presenting Vordi's Opera La Traviata at 0:80 p m and WOR, WRAP and others scheduling hook ups through the evening. Columbia Chain Program on WY Wook features Roxy and Hit Gang, KOA presents Minstrel Players with multiple stations offering varied entertainment tonight.
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WEAF
Vordi
Columbia Chain
Roxy
Hit Gang
KGA Danger
Mexican President refines plan as 6000 troops move in
Mexico City dispatch reports President Galles orders 6000 additional troops from Sonora to reinforce Vera Cruz and capital garrison. Federals pursue rebels led by Gomez and Almada while navy patrols coast for escape attempts. Confiscation drives cover Comex and other revolutionaries funding. Arrest of Palavicini granted habeas corpus, likely transfer to Belem.
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Mexico City
Galles
México
Vera Crus
Sonora
Vera Cruz
Gomez
Almada
Navy
Games
War Office
Promote and Oriental
Fice
Comex
Almira
Eisude
Mexico
Falapa
Poti Palavicini
el Universal
Santiago
Belem
International issues before labor confab headline
International affairs loom over the AFL convention as delegates enter the second week. Debates center on Mexican immigration limits, withdrawal of U.S. troops from Nicaragua and China, Boulder Dam matters, and ongoing domestic policy questions amid disrupted proceedings and weekend adjournment.
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United Pres
Los Angeles
International Affairas
American Federation of Labor Convention
Shikchéry California
Gata
Auitia Islan
Resolutions Committee
Nicaragua
China
Boulder Dam
Rico
$100000 in United States mails stolen in Hollywood heist
Report from Hollywood notes a bag containing $100000 in checks and negotiable securities stolen from United States mail. Messenger Frank Wilmott was forced from his car by assailants in another vehicle, who then drove off in Wilmott's automobile.
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Hollywood
Calif
Nio Bare Its
Bank of Laly
Calon
Franke
Wilmott
Vira
Sundits
First four articles agreed in radio conference talks
A U P dispatch from Washington reports tentative agreement on the first four articles of the proposed radio convention at the International Radio Conference. The talks cover scope of the convention, which stations fall under international regulation, and provisions for obligatory exchanges of radio-telegrams and limited services. The United States seeks to limit international services by defining them as communications between stations in different high contracting parties, aiming to avoid equating international with national services, especially regarding Pacific possessions.
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Washington
International Radio Conference
Great Britain
Netherlands
Germany
France
Ialy
Switzerland
CeechoSiovals
United States
Svisle
Pacific
Convocation in Session at Local Church Opens
Clergy and lay delegates from Meadville convene for a two day Convocation at Emmanuel Church. Addresses will cover missionary activity religious education and social service. Opening service at 8 pm features welcomes by Rev. John Ward and a sermon by Rev. Walter Overs.
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Convocation of
Meadville
Emmanuel Church
Erie
Crawford Mercer
Lawrince
Venango
Henry A. Post
Bonmanuel
John & Ward
Episcopal Diocesé of
Erle
Will Ruepond
Walter JH
Wish
Liberia
Africa
Corry Couple Hartin Crash on Erie Road
Mr and Mrs Boyd Auer of Gold Street were seriously injured in an auto wreck between Waterford and Brook last evening. Their car struck a culvert and was wrecked. they were taken to Erie hospitals with Mrs Auer reportedly improving and Mr Auer condition improving though not fully known.
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Boyd Auer
Waterford
St Erie
Gold Street
Brit
Erie
Auer
St Vincents Hospital
Mamet Hospital
St. Vincent's
Harmiot Hospital
Ynnce
Bath Institution
Auburn
Haveeen
Dmys Auercetuputin
Andrew Paulson
John Sawyer
Fred Bennett
Standard Automate Products Company
Jamestown Doctor Sentenced to Auburn Prison
Dr Elmer A Jones of Jamestown was sentenced to Auburn Prison for two and a half to five years after conviction in Chatta county court for first degree manslaughter in the death of a Kane girl following an alleged illegal abortion. Jones pleaded guilty to third degree assault last January. counsel filed a motion for a retrial and a certificate of reasonable doubt was to be acted on today.
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Mayvilee
Elmer A. Jones
Jamestown Gras
Venta
Auburn
Prion
Lee L Ottaway
Chatftaugh County
Jamestown
Dovtoy
Kane
Dn Jones
Imimediately
French Aviators Prepare Atlantic Flight to South America
Dieudart Costes and Joseph Le Brix, flying a four and a half ton Breguet craft, began a planned 2500 mile Atlantic crossing from Le Bourget toward Bayonne Madrid and St Louis Senegal. Their 2000 mile Natal leg to Brazil would start tomorrow by moonlight, with an ambulance and two escort planes overhead. The crew carried biscuits chicken meats water champagne sugar and apples for the wife of Argentina's Pi Hent Alvear.
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Natal
Brazil
Air Sigw
Heighel Os
Eld
St. A. M
Baynnes
Madrid
St. Louis
Pla
Paris
Breguet
Costes
Lebrix
Tole
Pi Hent Alvear
Argentina
Two Women to Fly Atlantic Hop in Amphibian Plane
The Sikorski amphibian plane planned for an Atlantic hop will include Frances Grayson with co pilot Wilmer Stuts and passenger Mrs Goldborough. A telegram to Carl T. Schory requests his presence at Old Orchard Maine to seal the plane’s barograph before take off.
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Washington
Sikorski
Frances Graysi
Atlantic
Carl T. Schory
National Aeronauic Association
Sikora Airplane Corporation of
New York
Schory
Old Orchard
Maine
Mra
Goldborough
Grayson
Wilmer Stuts
District Governor of Rotarians Visit Tuesday
Rotary officers prepare for the annual visit of District Governor David M. Wright of Stratford Ontario. Wright will meet with club directors at 5 pm and attend a regular meeting at Hotel Corry at 7 30 pm Tuesday. He will share insights on Rotary International programs and club activities.
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David Wright
Rotary Club
David M. Wright
Stratford
Ontario
Wright
Focal Club
Hotel Corry
Governor Wright
Efthehil
Officer Loses His Command in Mexican Army Shuffle
Walled Press reports a Mexican Army General Enrique Torres heads a new command at Nuevo Laredo after General Francisco Martinez is moved from Nusyo Las Troe, amid reports of a rift with President Calles and aviation chief Salinas. Also mentions Celina Ohio resident Mikervey waiting in Brownsville and the Slattery home visit.
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Brownsville
Tex
Chainnelé
Enrique Torres
Mexico City
Parrisia
Nuevo Laedo
Thies Tan
Francisco Martinez
Comand
Nusyo
Lastroe
Martines
Calles
Io Aviation
Salinas
Mes
Mikervey
Celina
Ohio
Mra J. J
Slattery
Coolidge To Speak At Pittsburgh Founders Day
President Coolidge will visit Pittsburgh on Thursday to deliver the second Founder's Day address at Carnegie Institute in connection with the International Painting Exhibition. He will tour Fort Pitt and Carnegie Institute with Mrs Coolidge and dignitaries, attend a dinner, and depart for Washington.
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Pittsburgh
Coolidge
Carnegie Institute
Poolidge
America
Pirsburgh
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Methony
R.B . Mellon
Institute
Samuel Harden Church
Fort Pitt
Duquesne
Rs. Mellon
Presidentoolidge
Carnegie Music Hall
O'Stock
President Church
Mush Hall
Tait
Giver Cleveland
Woodrow Wilton
Princeton
Liem
Paul Clau
Ieee
Mit
Supreme Court voids Teapot Dome and Elk Hills leases
The Supreme Court annulled the Teapot Dome and Elk Hills oil leases, reclaiming the naval oil reserves for the government. It upheld earlier findings of improper leases by the Mammoth and Sinclair interests, with key figures and agencies implicated in the long battle over 1920s oil contracts and federal authority.
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ION
Teapot Deme
Supreme Court
Wyoming
Lary P
California
Harding
Ier Department
Navy
Coolidge
Pierce Butterane
Vandavanter
Stoné
Elk Hills
Owen Roberts
Atlee Pomervns
President Coolidge
Senate
Nutrona County
Wyo
Mammoth Lompany
Ior ‘Tain
Sinclair Pipe Line Co
T. Blake Kenney
Cheyenne
Circuit Court of Ape Peals
St. Louis
Siyelain
Kene Pedy
St. Lewis
Dalleny
Jay
Handingsandee
Pall
Fle
Edwitt Danby
Darks
Asani
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Elmer Jones
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Sinclair Company
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