Five Year World Plan Proposed at Amsterdam Conference
Dr. Lewis L. Lorwin of the Institute of Economics in Washington proposes a five year moratorium on debts and reparations with final settlements left open. He also suggests international loans on condition of a tariff truce and shared control of world markets, while warning that rivalries could undermine trade walls and harm industry. A tariff armistice is discussed as a potential stabilizing measure.
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Lewis L. Lorwin
Institute ‘of Economics
Washington
Amsterdam
Lorwin
Jeans
Compass points count and city riddle clues
The quiz answers list 32 compass points, Shakespeare as the quote author, Kansas City Missouri as the heart of America city, crocodile tears as hypocritical grief, the crocodile weeping while eating its victim, and Coliseum as the large lined amphitheater in Rome.
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America
Rome
Shakespeare
Kansas City
Coliseum
Daily Lessons in English by W I Gordon
Vocabulary booster daily lesson focuses on correct usage and pronunciation. Today's word Supplicate defined as to ask earnestly and humbly, illustrated with an example sentence.
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W. I. Gordon
Frank
Russell Man Missing After Blackberrying Near Heart's Content
Sept 3 in Warren county community Russell, John Ohman vanished while berrying near Heart's Content with companion Carlson. A Russell posse located Ohman the next morning by the roadside, hungry but physically unharmed after exposure.
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Russell
Truck Driver Found Negligent In Girl's Death
In Ridgway the coroner's inquest found Frank Robbins of DuBois negligent in the death of 19 year old Anna Bartotetti after a car driven by Lyle Cocker struck his stationary truck on Penfield road. Cocker, injured, argued speed and sudden appearance of the truck as causes. Robbins did not testify. his truck lights and position were disputed in the proceedings.
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DuBois
Squire R
Husiins
Weedville
Lylé Cocker
Miss Bartotetti
Human Improverent ITM of Lneovement is-from sci outwaris
The fragmentary OCR reads as a science related wartime note. It mentions improverent and movement, with unclear subjects. No definite names, dates, or places are readable to confirm a specific event or entity.
Arson Case Defendants Back in Crawford County Trial
Meadvill e report: Kaufman and Prant face arson charges with a Sept trial date in Hire county after Judge A P Rossiter denied habeas corpus. A prior hearing found insufficient evidence, and the defendants await grand jury deliberations next week in Crawford County.
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Meadville
Sept
Kaufman and
Prant
Girardot
Hire County
A. P. Rossiter
Crawford County
Phillips New Head of Bank of Jamestown
Veteran banker Di Phillips was asked by the Bank of Jamestown executive committee to resume the presidency after Charles W. Herrick’s death. Phillips, who became bank president in 1903, will lead the merged bank while remaining chairman of the board and guiding younger leadership for the merger.
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Jamestown
di Phillips
Bank of
Charles W. Hertich
Bank of Jamestown
Herrick
Phillips
Two Randolph youths hurt in Conemaugh road crash
Jay Cooper 18 and Howard Jones 21, both of Randolph, were injured when their car skidded and rolled over near the P. A. Anderson farm home on Conenango road two miles from the village. Cooper had a fractured collar bone and shoulder injury treated by Dr. James M. Steel. Jones sustained head lacerations and a fractured clavicle and was taken to W. I. A. hospital in Jamestown. Hostin’s ambulance attended.
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Randolph
Jay Cooper
Howard Jones
P. A. Anderson
Conenango Road
Hostink
Cooper
James M. Steel
Jones
W.I. A
Jamestown
Pittsburgh Boy Killed After Car Collision at Waterford
A six year old boy from Pittsburgh, Walter Foner, was killed when an automobile struck him and a 17 year old, David Jenkins, was injured weeks earlier in a similar incident. The two victims were reported by United Press with details of hospital and coroner transfer. Separately, a large Home Department meeting of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association met at Waterford with Miss Stapler of New York City directing rural school work for the year, with Corry, Concord, Columbus and Wayne townships noted for continued efforts.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Southside
Walter Foner
Polite
Carl Livingstone
David Jenkins
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
HL H. Marah
Waterford
Miss Stapler
Home Department
New York City
Corry
Con Cord
Columbus
Wayné Townships
U S Will Arbitrate Mex Issue
Nanking Sept 8 United States to arbitrate China Mexico differences. Foreign office says Sino Mexican relations strained by threatened expulsion of Chinese merchants in Sonora and Sinaloa. Abortive anti Chinese campaigns cited. temporary refuge arranged for Chinese in evasion of Mexico. Mr and Mrs Henry Green noted in Warren with relatives returning home last evening.
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Uniteo Frese
Fureen Otive
United States
Evan
Mexico
Henry Green
Warren
Counties Not Enforcing Arms Law Panic in Pennsylvania
Secretary Richard J. Beamish said 24 counties have no effort to comply with the Wilkin firearms act requiring registration of all gun carriers. Philadelphia County and others named seek enactment to keep sawed-off shotguns and machine guns from gangsters. Local officials complain no form for registration or possession exists and call for action.
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United Press
Markisburg
Richard J. Beamish
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Beamish
Alin= Strong
Blair
Centre
Camera
Hleafield
Vanilla
Voin Meanwenlty
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