Policy Discussion on Nicaragua at Life Study Club
A spirited debate at the Y M C A Life Study Club centered on the Monroe Doctrine and U S policy toward Nicaragua. Speakers argued over whether the doctrine applies, the U S role as hemisphere police, and the use of Marines and dollar diplomacy in the area.
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Nicaragua
Life Study Club
Y. M.C
United States
J. H. West
Mr. West
S. Knapp
E. H. Beshlin
Beshlin
John Siggins
Siggins
Charges Entered Against Collins by Bride in Boxing Scandal
Ray Collins a Warren lightweight boxer waived hearing on assault and battery and threats charges after a bride filed charges. Bail set at 1000 and 1500 dollars respectively. He was jailed for five days on a disorderly count and ordered to pay costs. Police had feared suicide after a coat hat and note were found near the Fifth Avenue bridge. A false drag of Conewango Creek followed a sighting of Collins, who was later found near Orchard Street.
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Ray Collins
Warren
Clark E. Nelson
Nina Albaugh
Tionesta
Nelson
Watts N. Davis
Collins
Fifth Avenue Bridge
Conewango Creek
Boxer
Conewango Avenue
Ray Johnson
Orchard Street
Death of Henry Gay Warren meat merchant in Baltimore
Henry Frank Gay a well known Warren meat merchant died at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore after a yearlong illness from heart trouble leading to pneumonia. Funeral services will be held at his home with interment in Pine Grove cemetery Corry. He came to Warren in 1903 to run the City Meat market now at 104 Pennsylvania avenue east. He is survived by three sons, one sister, and three grandsons. The family notes his unassuming friendliness as a defining trait.
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Henry Frank Gay
Warren
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Fifth Avenue West
James L. Ware
Trinity Memorial Church
Pine Grove
Corry
Gay
City
New Process Company
Hickory Street
Edward Hinckley
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Detroit
George 8. Bright
Jamestown
Mr. Gay
Ripley
N. Y
Corry High School
Francis H. Gay
Cogswell, Eaton & Gay
Atlantic & Great Western Railroad
The
Erie
H. Frank Gay
Carleton
Robert
Carleton Gay
Robert M. Gay
Warren National Bank
Alice Best Sprague
Alabambra
Calif
Fred Enos
Russell
Enos
Lakeview Cemetery
Eugene Sprasget
Maggie Fullerton
Akeley
Ethel Miller
Marvin Clendenning
John W. Steen
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Steen
Earl B. Steen
Houston
Texas
Dora Davis Steen
E. W. Davidson
Oil City
EB. B. Steen
Anna Lillibridge
Arthur Thompson
Frank Steen
Twentieth Century Lodge
Ervin Jackson
Harold F. Stoddard
K. of P
E.W. Davidson
Eric
C. A. Ahistrom
Gegna
Youngsville
John Goss
Snyder Gray executions move forward amid last pleas
The New York case of Ruth Snyder and Henry Gray heads toward execution with last minute legal maneuvers. Miller plans a new trial or federal writ while Mrs Snyder's and Gray's attorneys weigh final actions. Governor Smith denies clemency and guardians arrange body disposition as the couple nears death.
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Gray
Esabelle Gray
Snyder
Josephine Brown
New York
Sammel Miller
Gray'sttorney
Edgar F.hazelton
Alfred E. Smith
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Ruth Brown Snyder
Court of Appeals
Cashier Appointed at First National Bank in Youngsville
N Jordan Overturf of Warren was elected cashier at the Youngsville First National Bank at the directors meeting. He succeeds W C Sigworth who resigned to join Conewango Trust in Warren. Directors elected include J A Savardahl F E Swanson Charles Henry W S Sigworth R L Mead E D Stewart Dr E D McKee Peter E Nelson and Dr E J Kelly.
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Youngsville
N. Jordan Overturf
Warren
First National Bank
Overturf
W. C. Sigworth
Conewango Trust Company
Sir
Dito
Brainey Overturf
Chandlers Valley
Forest Furniture Factory
J. A. Lagerdahl
F. E. Swanson
R. L. Mead
ePter Nelson
Irvine
Wilson McGrew
Pittsfield
Birth day surprise dinner for R L Mead at Kay
A Monday evening birthday surprise dinner was arranged for R L Mead by Miss Mildred Mesa and Miss Mary Negus. Eight covers, yellow and white decor with rose buds and candles, followed by two tables of bridge won by B F Swanson and Mrs M M Spear.
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R. L. Mead
Mildred Mesa
Mary Negus
B. F. Swanson
M. M. Spear
American Legion
Legion and Merchants
Operators' licenses renewed reach 161 789 in 1927
Farrsburg, Pa registrar Eynon announced 161 789 operators licenses have been renewed through last Saturday. The average issuance since January 5 was 63 930 per day, new licenses valid February 15 and the 1927 licenses expire February 29. Up to January 7 total 1 783 914 licenses issued for 1927.
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Farrisburg
Eynon
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Henry Gay
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Stoneham
J. G. Ginader
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Merle Jackson
Walter
Clarence Weslin
Homer White
Emory Nelson
Fred| Johnson
Well Finger
Ralph Finger
J. Sheffield
Edna Rowland
Bradford
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John J. McCaffrey
Anthony
Pee
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Baldwin
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Crescent Orchestra
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