Restoration Of Appropriations Being Demanded
Harrisburg March 31 educators from across the state gathered before the Senate Appropriations Committee to press restoring all items to original budget figures. The hearing focused on the appropriations bill as House cuts were challenged as unfair and dangerous. Senate leaders signaled potentially changes but offered no specifics, with discussions centering on school and hospital funding and a proposal to require pre-session budget coordination.
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Vin I. Sweeney
Ivernational News Service
Harrisburg
Nera
Senate Appropriation Committee
House
Senate
House Appropriation Committee
Pinchot
Senator Schantz
Senate Appropriations Committee
Schantz
Jessie Gray
State Educational Association
W. M. Davidson
Allegheny Schools
Johns. Fisher
Philip Dewey
John C. Miller
Pittsburgh
Leahey SS
Where To Go Tonight
Capitol features Dorothy Bush and company in Cinema Girl's Renue and Richard Dix in Too Many Kis Comedy. Neil Burns in Easy Pickin's, Capitol Orchestra, News Reel, and Buster Keaton in Sherlock, Jr. Late News Reel plus Harold Moore on organ. Liberty Broadway Rose musical comedy. Nixon The Range Terror comedy Grief In Bagdad. Pathe News. Strand Find Your Man comedy. Regent Let er Buck with Hoot Gibson. Felix the Cat and News Reel. Dome The Meanest Man in the World with Bert Lytell Blanche Sweet.
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Capitol
Dorothy Bush
Hoot Gibson
Buck
Felix
Dome
Bert Lytell
Blanche Sweet
Ticklish South American dispute tests U S role
Continued report on the Kellogg administration wrestling with Peru and Chile over the Tacna Arica dispute. The note to Secretary Kellogg seeks American mediation and possible troop intervention to settle national status before a regional election, with Latin American nations watching closely.
Plebiscite Oversight Sparks Chile Peru Dispute
Secretary of State Hughes ordered a plebiscite to decide Peru's province nationality with Pershing supervising. Peru claims Chile infiltrates with labor and troops to tilt the vote, while Pershing must steer a neutral path to avoid war and protect American prestige in South America.
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State Department
Kellogg
Coolidge
Chile
Hughes
Peru
Pershing
South America
Digtomats
Sanity jury begun for Dorothy in murder case
The state seeks to have Dorothy declared sane and committed to an asylum while a murder indictment stands. Dr Ball and other alienists support sanity findings, arguing life history tests and observed vagaries indicate mental illness. The defense contends partial insanity and expects Dorothy unable to continue with the trial, aided by expert testimony from Dr Ball and Dr Gutton.
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Dorothy
Wahinl
Jan Dor Ball
University of Californida
Joseph Gutton
Ball
Old 1835 accounting book lists era prices and pioneer names
A 1835 ledger owned by William Litt records prices like shoes at 37.5 cents beef at 3 cents a pound and hay at 2.5 dollars per load. It shows Bull tailoring by Sitt was barter based and names Lawrence county pioneers. Miss Ella Sitt owns the 50 year old book now.
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William Litt
Pulsk
Alice Sterling
Sitt
Lawrence County
Ella Sitt
Youngstown
Aged Mother Of Clark In Shepherd Case Sparks Trial
The Bulltin reports Mrs Anna Koch of Waukegan Illinois arrived in Chicago to urge her son Earl P Clark to repeat charges against William D Shepherd and Dr Charles C Farman in a murder case. The appearance aimed to sway the court as testimonies unfold in the long pending indictment.
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International News Service
Chicago
Detengs
William D. Shepherd
Waukegan
Anna Koch
Earl P. Clark
Shepherd
Charles C. Farman
Coolidge Abandons Lexington Trip for April 19 Event
President Coolidge will not travel to Lexington Massachusetts to attend the 160th anniversary celebration of the Battle of Lexington and Concord on April 19. The White House announced the change today.
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International News Service
Ashington
Coolidge
Lexington
Mass
Lexington and Concord
White House
Foreign Telegram Briefs From London New Castle Rome
International News Service dispatches report the Earl of Ypres and Field Marshal French in London amid updates on his health. In New Castle England flood waters threaten 38 trapped miners as pumping begins. In Rome Russia plans to supply Italian colonies with 240000 tons of gasoline over three years in a Soviet contract. Prince George sails to Paris as part of a royal Mediterranean tour with Prince Henry marking his 26th birthday.
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International News Service
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Ypres
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Russia
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Paris
Prince Henry
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Hia Brothers
Banquet Tonight for North Street Senior High
A third annual North Street Senior High basketball banquet is set for 6 45 this evening at the 1st Baptist Church The pre banquet game features North Street faculty men against Senior High faculty men A program will follow with Miss William Russell serving as toast mistress.
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North Street
Sunior High School
Bapstar
Freity
William Russell
Fragmented City Snippets From Morning Street Chat
A jumble of brief observations from Centlonan and others across Mercvy Washington streets. reports include a man stowing chewing tobacco, a motorist crash with a mailbox, a high school student carrying books, a furniture store display, and stone pillar work at Scotish Cathedral.
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Washington Street
Tincoln Avenue
Revival at Simpson Church Draws Many Seekers at Altar
Revival services at Simpson Church attract large crowds with altar calls during Sunday and ongoing nightly meetings led by evangelist Rev. Mark Smith. Assistants include Tier Harrie Johnston as the church plans three services per day through the week and next Sunday.
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Simpson Church
Batis
Mark Smith
Harrie Johnston
Epworth Methodist Church
Baby Breaks Arm From Fall At Home
A two year old boy, aeores Wisner, son of Mr and Mrs George Wisner of the Harians be Ftoad, fell from a chair at home Monday, breaking his left arm near the wrist. The injury is painful but not described as severe.
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Aeores Wisner
George Wisner
The
Harians
Croton Scouts To Convene Wednesday
Members of Croton Boy Scout Troop Fo are urged to attend the weekly meeting Wednesday evening at Groton School. Scoutmaster Ralph Davin requests all Scouts be present at 7 30 sharp.
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Croton
Bonds For Sewage Plant Approved By City Council
City council adopts Burns ordinance to issue $50,000 in coupon bonds for a Taylor township sewage disposal plant. Bonds of $1,000 each dated May 1 14, 4.5 percent interest, tax exempt, contre by annual millage. sale advertised April 10 with inside May award.
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al Cownallman Burns
Taylor Township
City Oh
Burns
Deaths Of The Day Etched In Local Obits And Funeral Details
Funeral services were held for Tale John E. McKibben at 3 pm from his home 305 Diamond Was with pastor Kng W. J. McClure officiating. Interment was in Graceland cemetery. pallbearers named. Also noted were deaths in Pu laski township and Harbor Road with services in Graceland and Greenwood cemeteries. Willis D. Alford, 91, railroad guardmaster, died after a stroke. funeral plans to be announced. Local notices include remarks on the cost of feed and power for a horse and a political jab at President Conridge.
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W. J. McClure
First Presbyterian Church
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Mont Magill
John Griner
Samuel Cooper
Frank Emery
Clair McKibben
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Pulaski Township
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Henry W. Peters
Harbor Road
H. A. Ellis
M. EB. Church
Lawrence Thompson
Willam
Bigley
Henry H. Hal Jey
C. l L. Hughes
John B. Hesey
Wiliam Hodgkinson
Greenwood Cemetery
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Alford
Highland Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ciy
First Baptist Church
Knights of Malta
Knights of Pythias
Willie
Conridge
Stearup
Cal
Spirit Rappings Of Blackbird Turmoil In Malden Home
In Malden Massachusetts on March 31 strange scratching noises under floors disturb the Witton and Nias households. Curiosity gives way to nerves as the sounds persist for days prompting floorboard removal. A large blackbird mysterious appears, sunlight briefly shocks, and observers ponder the event amid reflections on mercy.
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International News Service
Malden
Mass
Ralph B. Witton
and Birs
Fred Nias
King
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