Breakfast Table Conference On Warren Planned
President Coolidge will offer the senate the nomination of Charles Warren as he faces opposition in the Michigan seat. Warren will attend a White House breakfast with Republican leaders who urge dropping the nomination to avoid another rebuff for the White House.
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George R. Holmes
Washington
Coolidge
Senate
Charlea
Warren
Huloray Gineeral
White House
Michigan
Return Home From Visit To Brother Richards Improves
Mrs John Evans and daughter Mina Nettie of South Milltreet and Mrs Henry Badger of Lyndal Street have returned home from Warren Ohio where they were called by the serious illness of Thomas C Richards brother of Mrs Evans and Mrs Badger Richards is now much improved While in Warren Mrs Badger helped as accompanial at the St David s Day celebration
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John Evans
Mina Nettie
South Milltreet
Henry Badger
Lyndal Street
Warren, O
Thomas C. Richards
Mirs
Evans
Badger
Warren
Effort To Settle R. R.-Mine Dispute Thursday Planned
A final bid to settle the dispute between the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the United Mine Workers over unpaid wages at Coal River, West Virginia mines is scheduled. The sub committee from Washington will meet in Huntington at 10:30 this Thursday with Percy Tetlow, W. Thompson, J. T. Dunigan, and G. G. Hoffman as the involved officials.
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International
Charleston
W Mar
Brotherhood of Lovonative Engineers
Mine Workers of America
Luntington
al Washington
Coal River Collertesy Company
Engineers’ Organization
West Virginia
Huntington
Percy Tetlow
W. ©. Thompson
United Mine Workers
J. T. Dunigan
G. G. Hoffman
Coal River Company
Keystone Grower Best Fleece Wins at Tri-State Show
Keystone wool growers dominated the Tri-State Wool Show in Wheeling. J W Stewart of Jefferson Pa captured grand championship with a purebred ram fleece that also earned top honors at Harrisburg. George Paxton and Bon Houst on Pa earned the National Stockman and Yar ter cup for best fine wool fleece. A Marquis Counts Sheep and Wool Growers fleece won first in quarter-blood medium wool. Pennsylvania flock masters swept fine wool classes. Lawrence County Cooperative Wool Growers Association won half-blood medium wool prizes. J B Henderson of Hickory took first in the three-eighths medium wool class.
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State College
Keystone
Recont
Wheeling
N W
Horkheimer Brothers
J. W. Stewart
Jefferson
Harrisburg
George Paxton and
Bon
Houston
Marcer Counts
Harriaburg
Pennsylvania
Lawrence County Cooperative Wool Growers’ Association
J. B. Henderson
Hickory
Korstone Growers
Wool exhibit attracts bidders at Harrisburg auction
Seventy five percent of the fleeces on display were judged by W. B. Connell, sheep and wool extension specialist at Pennsylvania State College, who also acted as auctioneer. Space limited for Kerstone fleeces shown there, with wool selling at seven cents per pound.
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W. B. Connell
Pennsylvania State College
Harrisburg
State College
Women in Politics Negligible Factor in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia dispatch reports that Pennsylvania women politicians disagree with Baltimore writer Frank Kent who calls women a negligible political factor. Rep. Martha Thomas credits women with electing Gov. Pinchot and shaping budgets, while urging patience as women prove themselves. Philadelphia GOP chairwoman Bessie Altestman notes a few capable officials like Ellen Potter and Violet Fannestock, and voices optimism for the future.
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Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Neystone
Miss Thomas
Bessie Dobson Altestman
Republican Women of
Philadelphia County
Ellen C. Potter
Violet J. Fannestock
Philadelphia
Sinclair Oil trial opens in Moscow with professors defending
The March 11 trial in Moscow pitted Professors Vornia and Muragier against Prosecutors Schtreler and Stean jowitz over Sinclair Oil rights. Prosecution argues Sinclair failed to fulfill contractual obligations, while the defense asserts the government’s case. The report ends with an unrelated philosophical line about nobility.
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Cinternational News Service
Moscow
Sinclair Oil
Vornia and
Muragier
Schtreler
Steanjowitz
Sinclair
Fnl
Millionaire, 12, Yearns For Dog
Twelve year old Allan Lefcourt owns a $10,000,000 Madison Avenue property ceded by his father A. E. Lefcourt but he has no dog. The boy, though a landlord in name, lacks cash to buy a canine.
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Davin Senenes
International News Service
Inew York
Ator
Allan Lefcourt
Madison Avenue
Lin
A. E. Leftcourt
The Young Millionaire and His Polices Dog
Allan, son of a real estate developer, dreams of buying a big police dog while revealing pride in his father's career. He plans to follow in his father's footsteps and shows interest in sports, radio, and detective stories, though he jokes about politics and girls.
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Allan
Tod
Letcourt
Jack
Roillionaire
Pall- Thian
Way
Foreign News In Brief International Dispatches Mix in March
London reports recap various global actions from March 11. Morocco’s Rift tribesmen under Abdel Krim show parley overtures as Primo Rivera drafts peace terms in Tetuan. An Albanian consul allegedly linked to Gurakuqi has fled inland. In Kurdistan Turkey tightens mobilization, rebels retreat from Djarbakir. France seeks a foreign loan to stabilize the franc per Levin Lacheur. Curzoni’s post op condition improves. Russia orders 200 military airplanes from Italian makers.
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London
Peaca
Morocco
Abdel Krim
Spain
L ‘Ding
Times
Madrid
Primo Rivera
Tetuan
Rome
Lave
Gurakut#i
Burt
Han
Albania
Marquia Curzoni
Cambridge
Russia
Legion Convention Set in Erie for 1926 Dates
RIE Pa March Obherly selected for the 1926 State Convention of the American Legion to be held August 20 21 and 22. At a Philadelphia executive committee meeting the dates and city were fixed.
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International News Service
Rie
The
American Legion
Philadelphia
Sharon Man Dies in Cell After Drinking Radiator Alcohol
John McMinn was arrested for intoxication and found dead in his cell. Coroner McGrath ruled death caused by alcohol poisoning from radiator alcohol. Detective J. M. Dunlap notified. plan to take charge of alleged violations under the syndor act.
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Sharon Man
Alleged Bootlegger Arrested At Wampum In Pa
West Norman, named by authorities as a bootleg offender, was arrested this morning by district officers in Wampum Pennsylvania. The report notes Prohibition-era enforcement and continues with details from the local police brief.
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Wampum
Mer
West Norman
Jaws
Rush in Tax Return Filing Crowds Lawrence Office
Tax return filing rush continues at the Internal Revenue Service office in the Lawrence Savings & Trust building with crowds and long lines. Officials may extend deadlines to handle the volume. Dr. Walter Simons, acting German president, is expected to arrive to assume duties, while Fran Ebert plans a rest in the Black Forest after her husband’s burial.
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Ravenuey
Lawrence Savings & Trust Company
Herlin
Walter Simons
Germany
Leipzig
Fran Ebert
Lvst
Heddlebers
Black Forest
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Larancor Oiagman
Enby Rambier
Margaret Dickson
Spiren van Rourie
Marshall
Wildes Neyron
Sawyer Crimson Ramble Srna
Dlesbach
Killarney
Vink Russell
Althen
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