Naval Pact Postponed Amid Tariff Conflict
Washington May 27 In a move tied to the tariff fight the London Naval Pact was postponed until a Special Session after the regular session. Senate friction over conference rates may trigger further delays as administration leaders seek a vote path via Vice President Curtis. If House and Senate conferees are challenged the tariff bill could return for another conference to limit explosive rates. The agenda includes rivers and harbors, bidding reforms, interstate commerce, veterans relief, and the Parker bus bill, with adjournment possible once these pass. Hoover plans a quick special session to certify the treaty while Congress adjourns and members return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hutchinson
INS
Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Jeaders
Curtis
Agress
Hoover
Ate
City of Honolulu Sinks After Fire Scuttle at Sea
The City of Honolulu lay a blackened hulk after being scuttled Sunday to avoid explosion. The blaze, likely from nitrates, burned about an hour as the ship settled in mid Pacific. a newspaperman, Ray Coll Jr., was severely injured in a crash en route to the scene.
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Honolulu
T. H
Ger
City of Honolulu
Ray Coll, Jr
Nevada Flyer Turner Flies 450 Gallons of EaSO Mine
Turner carries 450 gallons of EaSO mine onboard a Nevada flyer. The craft reports a top speed of 220 miles per hour and a cruising speed of 186 miles per hour. The article notes the flight’s purpose as part of an air mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Torn Coast-to-Coast Air Service Plans Mentioned
The speaker described exploring coast-to-coast service and said additional flights would test conditions under different weather and altitudes. Turner wore a Nevada National Guard uniform with a blue jacket and gray breeches, adding a flying unit insignia before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Leutenant
Nevada National Guard
Bank Clerk Charged After Fake Names Used in Checks
Detectives report a bank clerk forged checks using fake names. The checks were charged off to valid accounts of other depositors, and deposit balances revealed the discrepancies during balancing and audit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Names listed in Green Township record
A lengthy roster of residents appears in Green Township including Andrew F Anthony Stella Ben kosky Timothy J Davidson Frank Ginter Cecelia James Donald J Lambing Violet E Learn Mary Allee Lemmon Melvin F E Long Hilda Jane McAdoo Evelyn Arlene Nichol Charles W Ober Helen Rudy Marjoria Shafer Joseph R Schidle Frances J Thompson Blanche Tucker Margaret V Tyger Milford M Wansam Irene Florence Wassam Pauline Flea Wassam and John E Wateraon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew F. Anthony
Stella Benkosky
Timothy J. Davidson
Frank Ginter
Cecelia James
Donald J. Lambing
Violet E. Learn
Mary Allee Lemmon
Melvin FE. Long
Hilda Jane McAdoo
Evelyn Arlene Nichol
Charles W. Ober
Helen Rudy
Marjoria Shafer
Joseph R. Schidle
Frances J. Thompson
Blanche Tucker
Margaret V. Tyger
Milford M. Wansam
Irene
Florence Wassam
Pauline Flea Wassam
John £. Wateraon
Rioting in Bombay Moslem Quarter Leaves Three Dead
In Bombay the Moslem quarter saw serious rioting with troops firing on mobs. Three killed and twelve policemen injured as bricks flew and a street was burned. Troops patrolled to restore order after shops and streets were damaged.
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London
Bombay
Exchange
Rangoon
Burma
$300000 Bank Burglary Loot St. Louis Vault
Ed Mays, Grand National Bank president, says about $114000 in bonds and $20000 in cash were stolen from the bank vault. Thirteen boxes were looted after burglars bound and gagged two employees, then escaped after a three hour heist. Police believe entry was gained via a duplicate front door key.
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ST. Louis
Grand National Bank
Ed Mays
Mays
Irate wife seeks 200000 damages in alienation suit
Akron on May 27 Still asking 200000 damages for alleged alienation of her husband’s affections was filed by Mrs. Nellie B. Moran against Mrs. Josephine R. Johnson. Moran is wife of H P Moran head of Moran Construction Co. Johnson is wife of John T. Johnson president of Akron Pump and Supply Co. They married November 26 1915. Moran alleges the two women seek divorcees so they can wed the Morans’ husbands. Both families are prominent in Akron social and business circles.
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Akron
Nellie B. Moran
Josephine R. Johnson
H. P. Moran
Moran Construction Co
Johnson
John T. Johnson
Akron Pump and Supply Company
Morans
Morgan
Ak- Yon
Decoration Day at Cookport Church Program Planned
Decoration Day will be celebrated at Cookport with an appropriate program at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon in the Methodist Church. Speaking by Major C. C. McLain and others. Everybody welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cookport
Methodist Church
C. C. McLain
I Found the Way to Health and I Am Profoundly Grateful
A man recounts his health turnaround with Flaxolyn, praising its natural cleansing power. He quotes gratitude from a 12 year old and urges others to try the remedy where constipation harms health. The testimonial cites experiences from Manuel Smith, Marshall St., Philo, and endorses Flaxolyn as effective.
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Flaxelyn
Mr. Manuel
Smith
IGN
Marshall St
Philo
Flaxolyn Praised By Pharmacists And Health Experts
Local pharmacists report Flaxolyn’s success as unequalled among similar preparations. Endorsements from Thomas C. Martindate and Andrew F. Rosenberger highlight perceived health benefits, while consumer letters claim improved digestion, energy, sleep, and general well being. A druggist offer urges relief from constipation’s effects and better appetite.
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Thomas C. Martindate
Teowle
Andrew F. Rosenberger
Nature and Centre
Kosten
Som Lappy
Toenpit H. Long
Delmar St. Roxborough
H.C. Layer
Hammonton
N. Jet
Anig
Brown
Harrington
Del
National Highway Safety Conference Opens in Washington
President Hoover opened the national conference on street and highway safety in Washington. He noted traffic deaths exceed 21,000 yearly and more than a million are injured. He urged gradual, nationwide improvement through coordinated actions by federal, state, and local authorities and highlighted ongoing remedial programs since 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
American golfers advance in British amateur championship
George Von Elm the Crown Prince of American amateur golf won his second round match 4 up with 1 to play over Dr Gardiner Hill of Scotland. Other Americans advancing include Harrison Johnston Bobby Jones and George Voigt while J B Gwaltney and Joshua Crane also progressed. Francis Ouimet played conservatively as Crane relied on the 18 inch putter.
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F. A. Wray
INS
ST. Andrews
Scotland
George von Elm
Crown Prince
Gardiner Hill
Bobby Jones
Harrison Johnston
Roland MacKenzie
George Voigt
O. F. Willing
W. Spark
England
Spark
Jones
Johnston
Voight
Mackenzie
H. M. Cairns
Nother
J. B. Gwaltney
Morris County
N. J
E. L. Archibald
Charles Sweeney
New Yorker
Oxford University
H. M. Bray
Francis Oumit
New
von Elm
George
Hill
Woods
Ouimet
Crane
Stald British
Senator Nye Pushes Constitutional Cap on Campaign Spending
Senator Nye of North Dakota, chairing the Senate committee on campaign expenditures in primaries and elections, urged a constitutional amendment to set a 9 percent ceiling on campaign spending. He said states might adopt their own limits but favored a national default, noting variation in needs across states.
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Nye, R
N. D
Senate
Nye
Nye committee to resume Pennsylvania inquiry soon
The Nye committee will resume its Pennsylvania inquiry within days. It has learned Grundy spent 291000 of his own funds while James J. Davis, a Republican senator candidate, spent 4541. Campaign costs for Grundy totaled 392000. Davis’ manager said 10514 aided by friends of Francis Shunk Drawn. Reported expenditures will be added to Davis total. Webster Draw, a Republican state senate candidate, will be summoned to reiterate fraud charges.
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Mtb al
Timots
Pennsylvania
Nye Committee
Grundy
James J. Davis
Davis
Davin
Davis-Brown
Francis Shunk Drawn
Gubnatora
Davin Total Inter
Nye
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Webster Draw
State Senate
Van Sweringen Takes Over Missouri Pacific Railroad
Cleveland May 27 Van Sweringen Cleveland railroad magnate today took over the reigns of the Missouri Pacific Railroad at the annual board meeting. Van Sweringen elected chairman of the board and executive committee, L W Baldwin re elected president. With Nickel Plate Erie Chesapeake and Ohio and Pere Marquette railroads directed from Cleveland the city becomes a leading railroad center outside New York and Chicago.
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Cleveland
van Sweringen
Missouri Pacific Railroad
L. W. Baldwin
Missouri Pacific
Nickel Plate
Erie
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pere Marquette
New York
Chicago
Court Ruling Sparks Prohibition Debate and Reform Plans
A Supreme Court decision eased enforcement fears by limiting prosecutions to buyers and sellers of illicit liquor. Officials and anti prohibitionists react with mixed views as Congress debates Wickersham reforms and Bachman plan adding federal judgeships to ease court congestion. The House Judiciary Committee favors a juryless trial approach alongside changes to the Jones law creating a class of petty offenses with new penalties.
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Fess
Shepyard
Jones
Supreme Court
Mitchell
Congress
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission
Bachman
Hoover
Wickersham
House
U. S
Trial by jury clash over federal court plan
Amid congressional debate, supporters and opponents clash over a proposal to curb trial by jury rights. Rep. Leguardia denounces the move as erasing Anglo-Saxon legal traditions, while Rep. Bachman joins the opposition. Rep. Graham backs the program as three committee members voice dissent.
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Entendes
Pérean
Brigervel
Rep
Leguardia
N. Y
Bachman
Van
Graham, R
Pennsylvania
Judiciary Committee
Funeral notices for Fetterman and McCoy figures
Widow Mary King Fetterman and a large family survive after Murray, Guy, Alfred, Talman, Harvey and many others attend the funeral. Also noted is the death of Rev John N. McCoy of Pike N Y at age 96, with burial in Ligonier. Pete Catonese dies suddenly at 59 in Rossiter after a garden moment and a post mortem finds a stroke with no foul play.
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Mary (King) Fetterman
Murray
Guy
Indiana
Alfred
Indiana R.D
Talman
Home
R. D
Harvey
Town
Ida Fisher
Minnie, Baird
McGee'a
Velma Buckell
Rossiter
Pete Catonese
Din Rogister
Catonese
Fred W. St. Clair
Hope to Select a City Controller in Pittsburgh
Mayor Charles H. Klite and city council planned talks on selecting a city controller with aims for an election before Thursday to guarantee payment of a $500,000 education payroll this month. Salaries for teachers and school staff depend on the countersignature of the new controller. The post was left vacant after Daniel Winters died in a Cleveland sanitarium following a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Charles H. Klite
Daniel Winters
Cleveland
Three Robin Eggs Halt Commerce In Tacoma
Commerce at a Tacoma railroad yard paused after workers found a robin’s nest with three blue eggs in a stationary car. Superintendent Charles M. Dev ons ordered the car not be moved and urged keeping adjacent cars in place until the eggs hatch.
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Tacoma
Commerce
Charles M. Devon
11 Year Old Boy Detained After Wandering From Home
Frederick Ward, 11, disappeared Wednesday and later was found driving a car through Marysville with police arresting him in the center of town. He was held in jail in Columbus after the incident.
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Columbus
Frederick Ward
Frederick
Marysville
Polumbua
Local residents and officials visit Indiana region
A string of Monday visitors and local officials frequent the County Commissioners and Court House in Indiana. Among those seen were Walter Bennett tax collector at Strongstown, Squire Moorhead former commissioner, Dr GE Keeler and G T Tiarly from Alderton, Fred Haer and family from Marion Genter, and County Farm Agent John Warner with I J Anderson of State College Bea Extension. Other attendees included J M Hamilton, Raymond Nichols, Nepty Constable Robert Neal, J S Ralston, Carl Marshal, G W Henry, Rinport Wilson, William Dey armin, Constable J Clair Irwin, Jack Dunlap, W A Kunkle, John Bence, William N Dickie, J J Wells, Edward Fyock, Hon Charles R Griffith, and Silas Daugherty along with road supervisors Elkin and Bahagan.
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Walter Bennett
Strongstown
Harvey Shank
White Township
Squire Johnson Moorhead
Ge, Keeler
G. T. Tiarly
Alderton
Indiana
Fred G. Haer
Margaret
Rosemary
Gerson
Marion Genter
John Warner
I. J. Anderson
State, College
Bea
Marion ‘Gentes
J. M. Hamilton
South’ Mahonlag J Township
Raymond “Nichols
Centar Town
Neptty
Robert Neal
Blairaville
Ralston
Cherryhill Township
Carl Marshal
Smicksburg
G. W. Henry
Penn Fin
Rinport Wilson
William Deyarmin
Cherry Tree
Clair Irwin
Stafford
Jack Dunlap
Clymer
W. A. Kunkle
Creekside
John Bence
Court House
William N. Dickie
Blairsville
J. J. Wells
Shelocta
Edward Fyock
Marion Center
Charles R Griffith
Robert J. Hood
East Mahoning Township
Board of
County Auditors
Silas Daugherty
J E. Elkin
Iva H. Bahagan
West Mahoning Township
County Commissionres
Armstrong for postmaster in Leechburg bid after primary loss
Washington May 27 Charles F Armstrong unsuccessfully sought the lieutenant governor nomination in the Pennsylvania primary and filed with the civil service commission for appointment as Leechburg postmaster. He resigned to comply with rules prohibiting postal employees from political campaigns while running on the Gif ford Pinchot ticket.
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Washington
Charles F. Armstrong
Pennsylvania
Leechburg
Civil Service Commission
Armstrong
Civil Service
Gifford Pinchot
Bombs explode injuring two in Chicago home and drugstore
Two blasts in Chicago on May 27 injure a man and woman in a north side apartment building and damage the building. A second explosion at a drugstore doorway targets psychologist John Galandak’s building, injuring residents and revealing racketeers pressuring the druggist over an ulcer remedy dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Galandak
Galandak
Rude Rasmussen
Rasmussen
C. Barone
Indiana Chosen For Postal Meet In City Meet
Indiana chosen as fall convention city for the Northwest district of the Pennsylvania Association of Letter Carriers after the spring meeting ended Saturday. Officers elected include C. FP Fitch of Greenville as president, Fred Keach of New Castle as vice president, J. J. Johnson of Johnsonburg and John Quay of Meadville as secretaries.
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New Castle
Indiana
Northwest
Pennsylvania
James William Revie and Ernest Hannah Mas Heberling in Indiana
James William Revie and Ernest Hannah Mas Heberling are connected to Indiana in a notice. The brief item names individuals and the state, implying a civil, probate, or legal context without further details.
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James William Revie
Ernest
Hannah Mas Heberling
Indiana
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Knights of Columbus Lodge
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W. Scribner Avenue
Order
R. J. Dereume
Punx- Sutawney
du. Bois
du Bois
Green Township
Palm Beach
Louis W. Herman
Philadelphian
Flaxolyn
Daugherty’s Drug Store
Emanuel C. Smith
Lunte
Larolyn
William S. ‘Nealins
Cavvnenandant
John Nortis McCoy
John N. McCoy
First Presbyterian Church
Pike
Ligonier
McCoy
Daniel J and
Abagail McCoy
Indiana County
Elders Ridge Academy
Marietta College
Western Theological Seminary
James D. McGunn
N. Ninth St
Charles Vallance
Paul McCoy
Westport
Carolne McCann
Paul Donaldson
Sara Lee McCoy
Roberts. McCoy
Elizabeth McCoy
Curtis Hockenberry, Jr
Yatesboro
Edith Katherine Carney
John Yarovich
Hellwood
Amy, Stronsick
Ady
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