Discipline for Boys Foreman Judge Seeks Firm Reform School Action
A Philadelphia judge orders a fifteen year old juvenile to reform school after a disruptive display and a muttered plea. The judge rejects psychiatric excuses, arguing the boy’s bad disposition shows a need for old fashioned discipline rather than coddling by social workers. He contends youth today lack discipline, insisting firm correction builds character and protects society, while acknowledging hardship as a factor.
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Reparations talks at Igle Conference test European unity
Nations inch toward a compromise on reparations after Britain gains about 70 percent of its demands in money and deliveries. Snowden voices a sharp British stance while Stresemann urges balance, signaling a hard but hoped for settlement. Observers see risk to the plan yet expect a workable agreement as leaders seek broader peace.
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Stresemann
Germany
Unclear historical Qs listed about Kaiser marriage and geography
The provided text lists miscellaneous questions and answers on Kaiser marriage, Italian frontier mountains, a novel character, chemical names, government forms, and a couple of trivia items with inconsistent capitalization and garbled phrases. It reads like a quiz scan rather than a coherent article.
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Germany
Italy
Preacher Rey AB Reker to Lead Congregational Sermon Tomorrow
Rey AB Reker of Meanville, superintendent of Home Missions for Pennsylvania, will preach at the Congregational church tomorrow morning. Extra coaches were added to the P B train to accommodate Sabbath school delegates returning from the convention. Lee Manville, Erie baggage master, leaves for Cleveland to take a position with Nickel Plate. Girls Zileh arrives from Erie to attend the poultry fair. B P Lackey of Williamsport and wife arrive in Corry yesterday by automobile, covering the distance in 16 hours over rough roads.
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Erie
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League of Nations tackles minority rights and disarmament
The tenth session of the League of Nations Assembly this month will be the busiest in its history, addressing disarmament arbitration and security treaties, codified law and social and economic issues. A key debate will focus on treatment of racial minorities across 14 countries including Germany Czechslovakia Italy Estonia Roumania Latvia Togo-Siavia Poland and Hungary. Leaders of Jewish and other minority groups prepare to present grievances to the Assembly.
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Corry
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Man Slugged and Robbed of $100 in Erie Incident
Malon Shuppe, 45, was slugged and robbed of $100 by a highwayman near the intersection of Town and State streets in Erie. He was found bleeding and taken to Hamorospiril Hospital where doctors reported no skull fracture though his condition remained serious. Patrolmen found a suspect who fled south on Parade street. the assailant remains at large. In McKeesport, Karoley Sufoas died from injuries after a hit by a train at the National Tube Company yard, with internal injuries and a fractured skull.
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Traver Ends Life After Failed Threat to Housekeeper
Bald region reports 70 year old Mark Traver shot himself Monday after planning to shoot his housekeeper Orpha Post Traver, recently discharged from a Franklin hospital, after quarrels. Post warned police. Traver died at the scene. Coroner Hanley opened an inquiry.
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Bundrens fined for stop sign violations statewide
United Press reports Harrisburg that over 80 motorists face arrest for ignoring stop signs on highways statewide. State Bureau of Motor Vehicle officials noted several fatal accidents on Labor Day tied to failure to stop, as patrols record license numbers and prepare warrants for unsolved cases.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Veggs Busy in Pittsburgh Sector Robberies Rise
Three safes were broken open and robbed in downtown and East Liberty Pittsburgh. The holdups raised Pittsburgh district total to 18 since last Saturday, police reported today.
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Plan outing at Findley Lake plan outing at Findley Lake
Much business transacted yesterday by members of the Women's Relief Corps at an interesting session in the VFW home. Many members attended. Plans were made for a rummage sale to be held next Wednesday with the place to be announced later. The rest of valley dinner meeting at the college of Mrs. Raymond Windley Lake on Friday and for the district convention at Albion on September 30th. A large membership is urged to attend the activities planned for the month.
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