Means Repudiation Rumors Spark China Expedition Talk
Atmosphere of suspicion in Washington grows over Senator Means amid alleged repudiation of testimony connected to the Daugherty probe. Rumors and counter repudiations raise questions about future actions, including possible dispatch of expeditionary forces to China and the impact on political reputations.
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Daugherty
Wasitington
Elie
Senate
Gedom Waslington
Todas
Gaston A
Harry M. Danigherty
Department of Justice
Iimuendo
Washington
Medit
Turion Ke Wheelen Inder Peilent
Newspapermél
Fin
Payghérty Gang
Columbus
Joh W. Davis
Derartmede of Justice
Vic
Daggerty
Priksod
New York
Diuitak Felder
Ori Dinghérty
Ehucnt
Wheeler Saulviseld
Wuttie
Ceus
Dois
J i
Germany to join League of Nations at earliest date
Berlin reports the German cabinet favorable to Germany entering the League of Nations at the earliest possible moment. The decision underscores a commitment to international cooperation as Germany seeks integration with the world body.
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Berlin
League of Nations
Conference on Corry Columbus Highway Route Discussion
District Engineer T G Frame and city officials examined proposed routes for a new Corry to Columbus highway yesterday and last night. The state department will likely decide within weeks, with a preferred path along Columbus Avenue and a new bridge over the Brokenstraw, funding and timing still under discussion.
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Highway Dept
Columbus Avenue
T.G. Frame
State Highway Department
Mexander
WC. Murray
Jd Desmonds
Betiweess
Otyariel Columbus
Prame
Corry City
East Main Street
Inereport
Daminnedd
Flarrisburg
Wrightsville Road
Columbus
Hia City
Olumbus Avenue
Tillotson Place
Disaster toll rises from midwest storms in Minnesota Wisconsin
Wind and rainstorms swept Minnesota and Wisconsin Sunday. Reports indicate at least five killed in Minnesota and many more deaths in Wisconsin. Officials fear the final toll may rise as нов.
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St, Paul
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Pirates Giant Series Plans Reported By Journal
The Journal will arrange for receipt of details of the Pittsburgh New York series today. Bulletins will be posted at the Journal building as plans are completed for game reports and a three game series that could influence the National League pennant race.
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New York
United Prem
the Journal
Journal
Morry
Fight for U. S. Senator Close in New Jersey
United Press reports a tight U S Senate race in New Jersey as the Republican and Independent Republican lines split the vote. In Essex County turnout was light with only a single Democratic contest noted while candidates campaigned across Newark Jersey City and northern towns. Walter Brigde appears ahead of the incumbent though early results show a slow start at the polls.
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United Press
Jersey City
N. J
O. P
Independent Republican League
New Jersey
Essex County
Independent Republican
Newark
Oranges
Montclair
Glen Ridge
Sloomfelld
Attorney General orders probe of cider party at Baltimore home
Assistant Attorney General Mrs Mabel Willebrandt ordered the U S Attorney in Baltimore to investigate a cider party hosted by Representative John Philip Hill at his Baltimore residence on Saturday night. The guests allegedly drank 275 percent cider to pressure a government ruling on legality and related beer issues.
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Univea Rine
Washington
Mabel Witte
Didudt Tolay
Wondcock
Baltimore
John Philip Hill
Willebrandt
Funeral of C Raymond Held at Pleasant Street
Funeral services for C Raymond were held Monday afternoon at 2 oclock from 2930 West Pleasant street. Officiating were Rev AL Pfeifer and others. Interment in Wheelock cemetery. Sunday School members from Baptist church served as pallbearers. Relatives from out of town attended from Sinclairville Youngsville Pittafeld and Shermay among others.
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Vital Parvices
Glue Raymond
West Pleasant Street
Rey AL
Me FO. Pfeifer
May Howard
George FH. Thomas
G.S Monroe
Wheelock
Clase
The
Baptist Church
Harvey Loveland
James Loveland
Harold Webster
Warren Ross
Fred [Burlingame
Alberts Miller
Erama Sealey
Sinclairville
J. Vi Mex
D. Storam
Youngsville
Pred Whitney
Pittafeld
Nnd "Ere
Frank Brown
Baar Lake
James Brown
Bhermay
Irie
Library Lecture Course Opens October with Five Top Acts
The Library Lecture Course announces five major entertainment events from October to March including It Pays to Advertise, The Tarn Ensemble Company, and The McFarren Axists with Arthur Plumbstead. Prices are 2.00 for adults 1.00 for children with proceeds funding library books and equipment.
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Ime Iwen
Franklin
New York
Redpath
Tarn
High School
HT Jones
Russia
McFarren
Arthur Plumbstead
Bishop Ward Guest of Corry Rotary Club Meeting
Bishop Ward of Erie diocese attended the Corry Rotary Club luncheon and meeting. He was accompanied by Dr. Martin Aigner of Franklin. other attendees included Dr. John Weeks of New York Gly, W Jacobs of Rochester, and Frank Wilcox of Corry. Dr. C. B. Kibler spoke on a northwest topic.
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Erie
Rotary Chi
Martin Aigner
Pranklin
John Weeks
New York
Rescue at Sea Lifts 27 From Burning Oil Tanker
The steamer Lith Mania rescued 27 crew members from a blazing oil tanker after a mid sea fire. They were brought to Halifax as the Tor was expected to explode any moment. Tor was crew were badly burned and transported for treatment.
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United Press Malipax. N
Hera
Alr
Halifax
Tye
Tyor
Five Best Radio Features Listed For Tonight
A bulleted radio guide lists featured programs across stations WRE in Washington and WIAX in Cleveland with schedules including 7 30 PM and 8 PM time slots. Listed stations include WRE Washington WIAX Cleveland WOAW Omaha KGO Oakland and WG. Program notes mention Easter themes and a semi weekly contest by YM G A.
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WEAP
New York
WRE
Washington
WIAX
Cleveland
WOAW
Omaha
KGO
Oakland
YM. G. A
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Increased postal rates forecast by postmaster general
Indianapolis report says Postmaster General Hare announced at the convention that higher rates may be needed to cover service costs. He stressed the government aims for the post office to be revenue producing and that rates should reflect expenses. Several hundred postmasters attended the convention across the United States.
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United Press Indianapolis
Hare
Tniriddrest
Ganval VongenGan
Nuibliad
Hag Niet
KerVlom
Post Office
Postoffice Department of the
United States
Woman Admits Murder Deal With Minister
In Mount Vernon a woman named Eleje Sweeter confessed to poisoning her husband, implicating a pastor after an all night interrogation. She stated the pastor Rev Migh t provided the poison and urged a confession, saying she poisoned him repeatedly until his July death. The case features state officials and local clergy in a dramatic jailhouse interview.
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United Press
Mount Vernon
Eleje Sweeter
Wilford
Rey
Lawrence M. Wight
Jafferson
Wiehe
Rey Wight
Ina
Sweeten
Sweeter
Latsenii
Sweety
Annis Hight
Frank Thompson
Grant Olcomb
Ese Reece
S.J Phompson
Columbus Wins Fight for Better Train Service
The Public Service Commission ordered Erie Railroad to add regular stops for westbound Train No 6 and eastbound Train No ? daily at Columbus Warren County with a flag stop for Train No 7 westbound. The decision ends a long local effort to improve service, enabling residents to reach the city for shopping and return the same day.
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Public Service Commmission
Erie
Columbus
Eday
Public Service Commission
Itals
Ene Railroad Company
Warren Couunty
Wine Sons of Columbus
Servce
State Commission
Journal
Quarrels With Husband End in Fatal Shooting in Philadelphia
Mrs Annie Wakulak, 23, was shot by her husband Felix Wakuluk after she refused to remove his shoes. He returned home intoxicated and fired five rounds, then fled with his revolver as neighbors aided the wounded woman.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Annie Wakulak
Felix Waluluk
Wattulak
Wakuluk
Opportunity Club Supper Plans Under Way
The Opportunity Club announces a Family Supper to be held Tuesday evening September in the Presbyterian church dining room. More than two hundred tickets have been sold. meals served from 9:30 until all are seated. Mrs. Frank Gillette chairs the event aiming to raise funds for the club’s activities.
International quarrels in Shanghai threaten quarters
Four Marine officers and sergeants from Mare Island were ordered to report at San Pedro and hold themselves in readiness for anything. Rumors of a US expeditionary force to China circulated as officials prepared ships for potential mobilization and resumption of transport duties.
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Pekin
United Press
SAN Prancisco
Guak
Sepp
Mare Island Trivis
San Vego
United States
China
Satchday
Trgonne
Jangtiat
Lu Yungang
Heldangroops
Shanghai
Yenisi Shao
Shansi
Wu Pei Fu
London
Wu Pei Pu
Shay Hai Kwan
Manchuria
Edinbat
Chi Li
Peking-Shan Hai Kwan
Shan Hai Kwan
Chang
Perkin
Osaka
Japan
Chao Yang
Chang ‘Tso Lin
Osaka Mainichi
Jehol
Tachun
Pet Fu
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Journal Will Bulletin
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Ketner
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Opportunity Club
Pacific Coast
Fort Success
Eastern Star Hall
Reymond Donoghue
New York City
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