United States to Consider League disarmament invitation
Washington Sept 20 United States government will favorably consider an invitation to participate in an international disarmament conference proposed by the League of Nations The move comes as officials note Americas view that disarmament is a world problem though military strength remains a factor The League’s Assembly meanwhile debates continuing its work toward arbitration security and peace.
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United States
League of Nations
United Press
Washington
Uni 1
League of Nationys
Rts
Leyte
Aneh
League
Separations Commission
Grnava
Assembly of the League of Nations
Masi Aniferlnee
Mage Reiders
Praniers
Wersink
France
War veterans return metals protest in Britain
Thirty thousand war voters back government criticism as they demand full civil service recognitions and examinations. The article notes their frustration with government promises and their push for stronger war service acknowledgments and related honors.
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United Presa
Arrest Man on Wife's Complaint in Local Dispute
A man named Joe Miter of Chemlint Street faces a Monday hearing on a charge brought by his wife. The case involves alleged threats and intimidation as described in the complaint filed with local authorities.
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Joe Miter
M Chear
Sir
Chemlint Street
Ader Gay GM
TV Nipit
Ka Wiley Sinile Smith
Lauter
Today’s Five Best Radio Features Highlighted
A jumble of program listings from Cincinnati and New York outlines five top radio features. Names, times, and venues appear mixed with unclear station codes and scattered city references. The fragment hints at concerts, operatic performances, and a central Missouri Theater airing.
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Asai
Cincintati
WEA
New York
Enstern
Vincent Lopes
Shea
ASD
St. Voulo
Missouri Theater
DKA
Pittsburgh
Ventitine
Boa Loe Angeles
Hooi
Recall of Navy Secretary to survey naval value of ships
President Poglide recalled Secretary Wilbur to command a survey of the relative value of ships and submarines. The White House held a conference after Coolidge instructed him to appoint a special board of experts to conduct an immediate survey and submit a preliminary report to guide naval budget decisions before December Congress.
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United Press
Washington
Poglide
Wilbur
Pacific
Simmons
Coolidge
Congress
Davis Opens Campaign to Capture East
Democratic candidate John W. Davis set his sights on the East after touring the Midwest. He planned stops in Gary and Fort Wayne, then Boston and Providence, aiming to rally Hoosier and northern supporters while signaling a nationwide bid against Smith. He urged labor unity and criticized strikes as needed to win electoral votes across New York, Ohio, Indiana, Missouri, and beyond.
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John W. Davis
John Wo Davis
Democratic Standard Husker
Chicago
East
Joni
South Bend
Pere Wayne
Ea Fewlater
Sol Travis
West
Missouri
Kansan
Colorado
Nebraska
Indiana
Ieois
New York
Priyate
al Smith
New Yorks
New
Davis
Gary
Indy
Jubor Yales
Fort Wayne
Pretterick
Boston
Providence
Delaware
Maryland
Ohio
Kentucky
Kansas
Oklahoma
Michigan
Reunion of 112th Regiment Planned in Youngstown
A reunion for all men who served in the 112th Regiment during 1917 and 1918 is being organized. Interested veterans should contact John L. Shields, state editor of The Telegraph in Youngstown, Ohio, who chairs the temporary committee. Suggestions and preliminary meeting plans will be welcomed.
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Yil
Jamel
JL. Shiels
Youngstown
Ohio
John L. Shields
the Telegraph
Shields
BeFriended Youth Runs Away With Wife in Pittshergil
An East Liberty bartender aided a penniless youth from Cleveland by giving food and clothing then introduced him to his wife and four children. The youth later vanished with the man’s wife, leaving the home furnished only by a grind piano and furniture borrowed from Mill’s automobile. Police were asked to investigate across three states.
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United Press Pittshergil
Ann East Liberty
Cleveland
Belton
Holton
Howe
Mill
Wheeler Moves Into Mid West Campaign Clash
Senator Bur ton Wheeler travels to Chicago to launch a fight against Charles G Dawes the Republican presidential candidate. Wheeler brands Dawes as a threat to the constitution and labor protections citing bank failure links and conservative positions while urging voters to defend the constitution and working class rights.
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United Pros
Chicago
Burton K. Wheeler
Park West
Charles G. Dawes Wheeler
Primi
Dawe
Dawes Ie
Hays
Lorimer
Repub
Ree Gril
Wohoslit
Wim
Illinois
Iim
McMillan Welcomed Home by Maine Coastal Town
In Wiscasset Maine on September 20 the small Maine town gave a warm reception to Captain Donald B McMillan and his six crew members aboard the Bowdoin returning from a northern expedition. The town Mere Point earlier had staged a similar welcoming for other explorers, drawing national attention.
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United Press
Wiscasset
Maine
American Trail Blazers
Moneyhaus
Here
Donald B. McAmillan
Schoner Bowdoin
Mere Point
City Street Department Reports Major Local Improvements
A survey shows extensive street improvements over the past two weeks. Main Street near the railroad, East Columbus Avenue, and Pennsylvania Avenue have been graded and filled, with many holes filled and shoulders rebuilt. Kurtz plant area now in excellent condition as gratitude from local officers. Final finishing work expected after rainfall, with priority on heavily used streets before side streets.
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Sirvey
Mner
Columbus Avenue
4 Inc
Pennsylvania Avenue
Kurtz
Kurtz Company
Streets Howard
Journal Today
Funeral of Thomas Stines Held Today
Full military honors marked the funeral for farmer Thomas Stines of Prescott, with services at St Thomas Church. Relatives and friends attended as mourners, including former Compass members and wartime veterans. interment followed at St Elizabeth Cemetery with local posts rendering taps.
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Thomas Stines
Anit Gores
Prescott
Acizoya
St. Thomas Church
Suum
Rey
Tracey
Pant Ston
Estella Dany
Purpura Fined $10 for Assault in Court
Fuahk Purpura paid a $10 fine and costs after an alleged assault on Henry Nantes in court before Alderman G. Gordon. The incident near the passenger station followed a dispute over a book belonging to the Purpura firm, which Nantes, a former employee, reportedly did not return.
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Fuahk
Reprieve Granted to Youth in Illinois Case
Gov Len Small granted a Wednesday reprieve to Bernard Grant, a youth sentenced to death for murder of a police officer in Senallias. Amid appeals and life imprisonment trends, clemency considerations cited by supporters and contemporaries.
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Pild
Len Small
Diligois
Bernard Grant
Buck
Ebters
Gram
Nuttin
Leeupuldy
Rigkart Luck
Gyatis College
Grint Wie
Lave Twen
Opened road through Wattsburg to Union City route
The long-awaited route from Union City to Waterford is now opened via a dirt road from Parade Street in Union City to Wattsburg, then across three and one eighth miles of dirt to new pavement through Amity and Union townships into Union City on North Main Street. Frank Smiley publicized the plan, noting mild weather could allow completion by Sunday, while the Urbin City to Waterfront paved segment remains unfinished due to Oak Title section work and a new bridge must be built before full junctions can be completed.
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Union City
Waterford
Rudd Fandith
Biinday
Urbon City
Sper Parade Street
Wartsbourg
Union Cit
Amity Township
Union Township
Main Street
Smiley
Hill Thuis
Frank Smiley
Union Pits
Tour
Wills Rose Birchftold
Brie
Hriday
McKinney Road
Cherrytree Village
Red Hat
Titugville
Breedtown
Gresham
Titusville
Car Collision Damages Willys Knight Driver Craker Car
A Willys Knight touring car owned by Charles Craker was badly damaged in a collision with a truck belonging to the Cony Creamery Company on West Washington Street this morning. Craker had parked near the Ajay plant when a wheel came off, a fender crumpled, and other damage occurred to the vehicle.
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Willys-Knight
Charles Craker
Cony Creamery
West
Washington Street
Craker
Ajay
Concord PTA Holds Meeting With Notable Talk
The Concord PTA met in the wp with a goodly number present at Htendan. Mrs J B Barnes gave an interesting instructive talk ending with a pleasing poem. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs J J De Mini, first vice president Miss Beulah Brooks, second vice president Miss Ranney, secretary Mrs Woodworth, and treasurer Mrs R E Palmer.
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Concord PT A
J. B Barnes
J J. Demini
Beulah Brooks
Ranney
Woodworth
R. E. Palmer
Butler's Fate in Philadelphia Nears Decision
Brig General Smedley D. Butler, director of public safety in Philadelphia, faces an imminent replacement amid sharp clashes with Mayor Kendrick. Rumors say resignation or firing loom as Butler orders raids on gambling dens like the Union Republican Club and the Washington Square Social Club, with police seizing paraphernalia.
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United
Philadelphia
Smedley D. Butler
Sfs Public Safety
City
Kendriexe
Chie
Petitiias
Cats
Hall
Butler
Furevell
Marine Forsex
Kendrick
Leuten Jants
Iis
Aloyse
Union Republican Club
Washington Square
Smith undecided on New York governor nomination
New York September 20 Governor Alfred I Smith awoke to a flotilla of Democratic support and papers urging renomination at Syracuse on September 25. He said he has not decided yet but remains a leading figure as Democrats expect him to be nominated by acclamation over Republican H E Edmund Machel. The piece also notes local road developments around Titusville and a visit by Rose Birchftold.
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United Press
New York
Alfred I Smith
Syracuse
Smniuh
Mey
Governon
Davis
Smith
Edmuind Machel
Kiangsu Army Near City as Battle Lines Advance
Kiangsu army forces close on the city within eight miles as heavy artillery roars continue. Reports indicate possible capture of the city and its surrounding foreign possessions may come on Sunday amid intensified fighting at city boundaries.
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Kiang SU
War to Finish Cry of General Wu Pei Fu
Shanghai dispatch reports Wu Pei Fu launching a campaign to seize Manchuria after declaring a bid for central government control. Heavy artillery battles near Shanghai and Nayitiang. foreign warships in port. thousands of troops mobilized for a northern front fight through winter.
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WU Pei FU
United Press
Shanghai Cima
Kiang
Nayitiang
Skarebay
Admiral Anderson
Hig ‘Reign
Wu Pei Fur
Chang Teo Lin
Vietil Manchin Tas Beet Bimsett
Chang Pruthed Wa
Delinquent Tax Payers Reach Settlement Wave
Tax Collector George Gordon reports that nearly all of the 1023 tax delinquents have settled, with several evaders paying in the past week. The 1924 levies become due thirty days after notices, prompting a collection drive beginning October 1. An offer of installments will aid those unable to pay promptly. prompt payers are urged to settle now. Mrs. M. E. Shambaugh departs for St Louis amid concern for six-year-old Tittle Thomas Bettis, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Bettis, formerly of Corry.
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George Gordon
M. E. Shambaugh
St Louis
Tittle Thomas Bettis
Mry
Fred, Bettis
Corry
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