Diplomats seek quick path to Bolivian Paraguayan accord
Reports from Buenos Aires and La Paz say the Pan American Conference will mediate the dispute with plans for a settlement. Bolivia accuses Paraguay of aggression over Gran Chaco clashes and asks mediation to probe the Fort Vanzuardia attack while calling for troop withdrawals.
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Buenos Aires
Con Gral
Washington
Lapaz
Asuncion
Kellogg Committee
Pan-American Conference
Bolivia
Paraguay
Gran Chaco
Thoriss
Manuel Elio
Kellogg
Paericah Mediation Commission
Fort Vanzuardia
Garvinea
Conflicting Clashes Hit Border Talks at Washington
Dr Mauriua said the Washington conference will focus on conciliating Bolivia and Paraguay over border incidents that began December 6 with the capture of Vanguardia fort by Paraguayan forces and ensuing Bolivian assaults on other forts.
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Washington
Mauriua
Vanguardia
Indiana Visitors Reported In Town Courthouse Tone
John Myers proprietor of the Cherry Tree hotel and several others including Mrs. Ida Griffith of Heilwood D A Palmer of Blacklick S Merchant Phil Ake Hillsdale Elmer Davis Ebensburg attorney attended court or visited the Indiana area. Constable Jack Dunlap Clymer and George Nesbit Creekside were among Tuesday callers. Squire D W Wrytzer Rochester Mills Harold Berry Johnstown Dr W J Kellam Memorial Hospital attended court yesterday. Blair Empfield Vinton Garnett Strongstown witnessed Hartman trial yesterday afternoon. Mr and Mrs W Campbell Nanty-Glo among Tuesday court visitors.
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John Myers
Cherry Tree
Ida Griffith
Heilwood
Indiana
D. A. Palmer
Blacklicks
Phil Ake
Hillsdale
Elmer Davis
Ebensburg
Jack Dunlap
Clymer
C. Edward Brown
New Castle
Indianola
George Nesbit
Creekside
Squire D. W. Wrytzer
Rochester Mills
Harold Berry
Johnstown
W. J. Kellam
Memorial Hospital
Blair Empfield
Vinton Garnett
Strongstown
Hartman
J. C. Prideaux
Big Bend
W. ©. Campbell
Nant-y-Glo
Hoover and wife watch films at sea on voyage home
President-elect and Mrs. Hoover, aboard the Utah, viewed deck movies under a bright night sky. The reels, shot by Andean Film Corporation, showed Hoover’s Valparaiso arrival and Santiago crowds, plus a cartoon of Chilean cordiality ending with the President-elect smiling.
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Maryland
Valpariso
Utah
Hoover
Ant
Andean Film Corporation
Mr. Hoover
Valparaiso
Witnesses Describe Suspects Near Carney Home
Continued testimony from Dallas Holby of Strongstown and others states Milliard Mar dis and William Campbell with Hartman were seen near the Carney residence shortly before the murder. Prosecutors identify them as suspects in the Carney killing.
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Dallas Holby
Strongstown
Milliard Mardis
William Campbell
Hartman
Carney
Nant-y-Glo man testifies in Wool stories case and confession
William Campbell accused of fatally striking Garney testifies to the plan to rob Carney after visiting a speakeasy and drinking moonshine. He describes the attack, each defendant’s location, the pocketbook theft, and signs of the crime. Lawrence Yingling corroborates statements. Court adjourns to continue testimony.
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William Campbell
Nant-y-Glo
Garney
Diardis
Campbell
Mardis
Hartman
Johnstown
Carney
Heid
Lawrence Yingling
Eugene Wilson
Ebensburg
Yingling
Cheresky
Flu Epidemic Forecast Warns of Widening Reach
Public Health Service officials warn a half million to million may fall ill with influenza in the near term. Surge on Cum ming notes the 1918 severity may recur in places while the disease appears less virulent elsewhere. States report rising cases in Illinois Indiana Wisconsin and Michigan as the epidemic shifts eastward and northward.
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Public
Hugh 8S. Cumming
United States
Montana
Surgeon General
Illnois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ad Michiga
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
New York City
America
John M Prerson Spencer Dies. Farmer and Miner Remembered
John M Prerson Spencer, a farmer and miner and Methodist Episcopal Church member, is mourned by family including his widow and five children Eugene Boyd Theodore Velma and Lawrence Jr. Surviving siblings include Mrs Harvey Seger Jamon Clay Neal of Iowa and Mrs Ernest McFarland of Indiana. Funeral services were held this afternoon.
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Spencer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eugene
Boyd
Theodore
Velma
Awrenee
Harvey Seger
Jamon
Clay Neal
Iora
Ernest McFarland
Indiana
Death of Mrs Sarah Estella Kunkle in Indiana County
Mrs Sarah Estella Kunkle aged 68 of Creekside died in an Indiana hospital Tuesday night. She was born to John A Brown and Matilda Dilts Brown and lived much of her life in Indiana county. She leaves six brothers C C Brown Litchfield Ohio D Brown Buffalo Ohio Frank Brown of Cleveland Ohio L D Brown Cleveland Ohio and A C Brown Adamsburg Pa and one sister Mrs Elmer Borland of Indiana. Funeral Friday at 3 pm at Robinson Funeral Home with interment in Greensburg Cemetery.
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Sarah Be, Kunkle
Sarah Estella Kunkle
Creekside
Indiana Hospital
John A. Brown
Matilda Dilts Brown
Indiana County
Canton
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Creckside
C. C. Brown
Litchfield
Brown
Buffalo
Frank
L. D. Brown
Cleveland
A. C. Brown
Adamsburg
Elmer Borland
Indiana
Robinson Funeral Home
Greensburg Cemetery
Judgeship in doubt as western counties push bids
War veteran Judge Graff gains favor for the state bench, while Baldridge, tied to the Fisher cabinet, is deemed unlikely. Cambria and Mercer boosters back Evans, McLaughry, and Brownson amid talk of a western county appointment. Indiana’s Langham and Kline are mentioned but considered fringe candidates.
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Kittanning
Allegheny County
Balddige
Fisher
Baldridge
Blair County
Martin G. Brambaugh
Hoe
Cambria
John E. Evans
Cambria County
Saylor
Johnstown
Brownson
Edward Martin
Republican State Committee
Martin
Langham
Indiana
Altho
Kline
Fourth Wife Seeks Divorce In Matrimonial Web
New York report says Mrs William Preston Gibson, fourth wife of the author, plans a Reno divorce. Theodore K Stegmaier, foe of Pennsylvania wealth, reportedly to marry Gibson’s wife. Stegmaier’s estranged wife Alice Stegmaier sues for alienation of affections and vows to seek his arrest for non support. she alleges he remains with his mother and cites a Los Angeles reception dispute.
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New York
INS
William Preston Gibson
Reno
Theodore KE
Stegmaier
Pennsylvania
Alice Steigmaier
Gibson
Edward L. Doheny
Los Angeles
Derry Man Surrenders After Fatal Double Tragedy
Nicholson drove at about 40 miles per hour and struck Enrico while avoiding Reid on the wrong side of the road. The car veered off, hit a ditch, and wrecked. Enrico and Reid were severely injured or dead. Nicholson surrendered to the Derry police, awaiting coroner’s findings from Blairsville.
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Reid
Enrico
Nicholson
Derry
Justice of the Peace
Robert M. Daty
Doty
C. W. Rupert
Greensburg
Westmoreland
James Harkins
Mount Pleasant
Baffling Search For Tuberculosis Cure Continues
The article reviews historic hopes for a tuberculosis cure since 1882 and notes the repeated promises of serums and remedies. It urges patience and emphasizes the existing effective treatment of rest, nutrition, sun and fresh air under medical guidance. It also advocates supporting penny Christmas Seals to fund cooperative medical research.
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Robert Joel
Koch
National Tuberculosis Association
Portland
Ore
Boulder Dam Almost a Law
President Coolidge’s signature was all that remained to enact the Swing Johnson bill for the 165 million Boulder Dam project on the Colorado River. House concurrence in Senate amendments clears the path, with Interior and budget offices to process next. Arizona has six months to satisfy a compact with six neighboring states before proceeding without assent, while opponents warn of potential court battles delaying action.
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Washington
INS
Coolidge
Boulder Dam
Colorado River
White House
Interior Department
Budget Bureau
House
Senate
Legislative Branch
Power
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Nevada
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Blue Law Referendum Proposal From Musmanno In Pa
Pennsylvania voters would decide on Sunday sports and amusements under a bill by Assemblyman Michael M Musmanno twelfth district. The measure allows each township borough or ward to vote on activities like baseball football golf and theaters with separate petitions and votes. A ward could approve Sunday baseball while neighboring areas ban it, and fifteen percent of voters must petition to place the referendum on the ballot.
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Pittsburgh
Dee
Pennsylvania
Michael M. Musmanno
Musmianno
Bank Robbery Stuns Riegelsville Five Thousand In Loot
Six armed men robbed the Riegelsville National Bank in Pennsylvania wounding staff and forcing employees into the vaults. They escaped with about five thousand dollars, later reportedly seven thousand, in a car with New Jersey plates as authorities spread a regional search. Dorothy Poore, daughter of the bank president, was carried into the vault after saying she was unable to walk. Police obtained a rough description of the suspects.
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Riegelsville
Riegelsville National Bank
William ZL. Seatter
Claude Wolfinger
Dorothy Poore
New Jersey
Ryan's Grandson Engagement Surprise In Washington
Capital society was surprised today by the engagement of Allan A. Ryan grandson of the late Thomas Fortune Ryan and Miss Danet Newbold. The wedding is announced for February 5 in Washington.
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Washington
INS— Capital Society
Allan A. Ryan
Thomas Fortune Rya,n
Misa Danet Newbold
Stock Market At Noon Rebounds On Broad Rally
New York midday action shows gains across sectors with 16 point lift from Tuesday’s close. Motors lead as Packard Mack Trucks Hupp Hudson General Motors and Briggs advance. copper stocks led by Kennecott Greene Cananea Anaconda rise. utilities oils rails and moving picture shares follow higher. Industrials stay strong in second hour as Erie Railroad up two.
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New York
Bears
Briggs Manufacturing
International Nickel
Packard
Mack Trucks
Hupp
Hudson
General Motors
Yellow Truck
Briggs
Kennecott
Greene
Cananea
Anaconda
Erie Railroad
Washington family wedding set for February fifth
A prominent Washington family plans a February 5 marriage. The groom, a son of Allan A. Ryan, is an heir to his grandfather’s estate, with a projected share between $5,000,000 and $10,000.00. The wedding will be held in the city, and the groom’s lineage includes a bequest in his grandfather’s will.
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Washington
Ryan
Allan A. Ryan
Death in Mount Pleasant Area In Accidental Case
Coreville lad of Mount Pleasant inspection found the death accidental. Body moved to Ferguson undertaking establishment in Slairsville and will be taken to the parental home this afternoon. Deceased leaves parents five brothers and four sisters. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Mount Pleasant
Ferguson Undertaking Establishment
Slairsville
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