Far-right, 1997. New Tech American, me. What suddenly became
Farright content appears as garbled OCR with references to Wall Street, James Speyer, and speculation. It discusses stock activity, corporate buybacks, population data on Russia, Chicago's growth, Henry Ford's forecasts, and notes on Radcliffe Harvard companionate marriage. It ends with a brief item about French pilots Costes and LeBrix launching a coast flight.
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Farright
New Tech American
Gentlenen
Wall Street Bears
Liae
James Speyer
Engineer Urges Early Work on Route 89
T C Frame district highway engineer urged paving Route 89 at the earliest date. He spoke at Grand Valley I C O F hall dinner gathering of about 150 good roads enthusiasts and Warren county citizens, urging continued effort to build Route 89 rather than Goodwill Hill. Continuous efforts are needed to move the project forward.
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T. C. Frame
Grand Valley
I. C. O. F. Hall
Warren
Goodwill Hill
Donated Land for Parks Considered by Borough Council
Dr. J. Frantz heads a special committee with H. A. Crary and W H Miller to study a citizens proposal to donate acres of land to the borough for future parks. The landowner’s identity remains secret for now. Several council members favorable as more landowners reportedly consider similar offers.
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J. Frantz
H. A. Crary
WH. Miller
James H. Perks
Frantz
Justice of the Peace Charged With Swindle in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh detectives hold B F Swartzwelder justice of the peace of Seward Pa in a Sharpsburg restaurant owner swindle case. He faces charges of swindling about 10000 dollars in an alleged confidence game.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
B. F. Swartzwelder
Seward
Sharpsburg
Tribune Tonight Overview and Page Descriptions
The page listing describes sections of the Tribune Tonight newspaper with page numbers for various features. It includes local news pages, editorials, sports, society and church notes, life sections, comics, want ads, crosswords, and radio programs across pages two through twelve with city names Ludlow Russell Tidioure Shef field Youngsville included.
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Telegraph
Ludlow
Russell
Tidioure
Sheffield
Youngsville
Wire
Kinzta and
Porkey News
In Congress Today Debates and Hearings Across Committees
National lawmakers tackle Norris Mus cle Shoal resstation and interstate commerce hearings begin. Patent and Agriculture panels resume and start probes into oil radical patents and cotton price declines. Foreign relations weighs Nicaraguan pills as House calendars bills and Judiciary eyes a Montegue cabinet officer debate bill.
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Norris
Patenta Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
HOUSE
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Team Captains Meet Thursday in Chest Campaign Prep
Tomorrow at noon fourteen captains for the Community Chest Campaign will convene at the YMCA with the Executive Committee and Campaign Director Kottcamp for a conference. A 12:16 meal follows as lists of prospective team members are reviewed to complete a 126 member corps for the March 1924 drive.
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Community Chest
Kottcamp
Bottcamp
Return of Vare Expected Today
Senator elect William S. Vare is due home from Florida either tomorrow or Friday, marking a second shortened vacation. Internal party tensions swirl as John R. K. Scott runs for state senator in the third district, rumored to pressure Vare to withdraw. Also, J. Hampton Moore entering the Seventh District race against George P. Darrow stirs concern within the Vare organization.
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Philadelphia
U.P
William 5. Vare
Florida
Vate
John R. K. Scott
William Hunsicker
Alent
Scott
J. Hampton Moore
George P. Darraw
Yare
New Evidence Emerges in Oil Bond Inquiry Aide
Washington March 7 Senate Tea Party Dome committee and Standard Oil of Indiana uncovered clues on disposition of Continents Trading Company bonds. Investigator reports new evidence in missing oil bonds case. New York March 7 Pere Marquette directors declare third extra dividend of 2 dollars per share.
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Washington
Senate
Republican Nations
Standard OH Company
Indiana
New York
U. P
Pere Marquette Railroad
League of Nations backs limited probe into armament shipment
The League council appointed a four nation committee to examine machine guns seized on the Austrian frontier said to be shipped from Italy to Hungary in contravention of treaties. Romanian Foreign Minister Titulescu urged documentary review. full investigation was deemed potentially inflaming.
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Geneva
Mitch T
U. P
League of Natuns
League Council
Italy
Hungary
Questi En
Germany
Jeegue
Council
Lesid
Sbe
Campaign Log Shows Curtis Backed for President
The Kansas Republican convention endorsed Senator Charles Curtis for the Republican presidential nomination and will send a delegation to Kansas City instructed for Curtis. South Dakota Republicans unanimously backed Former Governor Frank Lowden for the GOP nomination with Norbeck as VP pick. Alfred E. Smith led Democratic delegates in South Dakota, defeating Walsh 43 876 to 41 213 in the state primary. Hoover supporters in Indiana will decide if Hoover’s name enters the state primaries. Anti-Saloon League head McBride warned a wet president would delay prohibition by twenty five years and noted Hoover’s incomplete reply to Borah’s dry questionnaire. Read ing councilman Maurer declined Socialist bid, citing busyness.
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Kansas
Charles Curtis
Kansas City
Curtis
South Dakota
Frank D.lowden
Illinois
Peter Norbeck
Alfred E. Smith
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Herbert Hoover
Indianapolis
Hoover
Indiana
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Commerce
Senator Borah
Senate panel backs Nicaragua Marine occupation continuation
The senate foreign relations committee, by unanimous vote, favors continuing the U S marine occupation of Nicaragua. The move directs Chairman Borak to report adversely on the Heflin resolution that would have required President Coolidge to withdraw the Marines.
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Washington
U P
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nicaragua
Borak
Senate
Heflin
Coolidge
Ford plans production in 15 plants by April first
Detroit March 7 The Ford News official Ford Motor Company publication reports plan to start Model A Ford production in 15 plants by April 1. The February schedule aimed for 1,000 cars daily with hopes of extending output after March end.
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Detroit
Ford News
Ford Motor Company
Public Confidence Sought By Lindbergh Says Robertson
Louis, March 7. Public confidence in Charles Lindbergh's flying ability was urged by Willem B. Robertson, veteran pilot and former mail employee, who told United Press that the public knows little about flying and critics seem ridiculous. He said Lindbergh would fly if conditions were right and that he would not hesitate to join him, though he questions wisdom of a given flight. Robertson noted Lindbergh's life is devoted to aeronautical progress and society would be heartbroken if he were landbound by critics. (Continued on Page Nine)
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Henry Ford
Atelantic
Ford
Hoover
BT_ LOUIS
U. P
Charles A. Lindbergh
Willem B. Robertson
Sir Mail
Thay
Robertson
United Press
Lindbergh
Rublertsac
Shortage of Warren County rural teachers seen at 25 to 30
Warren county expects a probable rural teacher shortage of 25 to 30 next fall due to new state rules requiring two years of normal training for teachers. County Superintendent Knapp notes possible remedies including more normal school graduates and reentry by married teachers, with 184 of 252 inquiries returned and responses due by March 15.
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Schowl
Warren County
Koapo County
Knapp
Suter Honored at Harvard University Mid-Year Award
Rufus Suter Jr son of Mr and Mrs R O Suter 107 Jefferson Avenue Warren graduates mid year at Harvard Cambridge Mass March 3 receiving Science degree cum laude among 10 with distinction Her ber Hoover Jr also honored Warren High School alumnus father teaches at Warren Conservatory of Music.
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R. O. Suter
Jefferson Avenue
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Warren
Warren Bey
Suter
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Young Suter
Warren High School
R. 0. Suter, Sr
Warren Conservatory of Music
Velma West Begs Life Term In Ohio Prison
Velma West begins a life sentence after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the December death of her husband T Edward West at a cottage in Perre Ohio. She arrived at the Womens Reformatory in Marysin Oli with deputy sheriffs from Painesville.
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Womens Reformatory
Marysin Oli
Velma West
T. Edward West
Perre
Ohio
Velm
West
Painesville
Strassburger to radio signature from London for U S
Radio Corporation of America prepares to receive RB Strassburger's signature by audio from London. The Pennsylvania delegate-at-large candidate authorized office in Paris and will have his signature radioed to New York. This mirrors the earlier radio transmission of Carl Laemmle’s contract last September. The final page will be photographed in London and broadcast on air.
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New York
U.P 1
Radio Corporation of America
London
RB. B. Strassburger
Pennsylvania
Paris
Carl Laenmmle
Universal Film Company
Furniture Firms Settle National Alliance Antitrust Case
Four Warren area furniture companies faced fines totaling 11 0 400 after a two year federal anti trust dispute arising from a Sherman Act conspiracy charge. Warren Crescent Conewango Phenix agreed to pleas of no contest to end costly litigation. Executives cited reputational and financial pressures as factors in the settlement.
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Warden Furniture Companies
National Alliance of Furniture Manufacturers
Adam ©. Cuffee
Chicago
Warren Furniture Company
Crescent Freshure Company
Conewango Furniture Company
Phenix Furniture Company
Entiance
Creal
Alice
Greal
Iege
H. V. Hazeline
Cone+wango Furniture company
Charles Forsgren
Crescent Furniture Company
F. H. Newmaker
Pehnix Furniture Company
Renewal of Chinese Tong War Feared in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh March 7. Reports warn of a renewed Chinese tong war possibly spreading nationwide as Hip Sing tong factions in Pittsburgh restrict insurgence. Police fear bloodshed and paid gunmen, with conferences set among law enforcement and tong leaders to avert violence.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
Poice
Patsourga Tong
Court Ends Inquiry Into Commander Ellyson Death
Norfolk Va. Navy court of inquiry into the death of Commander 7. G. Ellyson and two companions completed its work today and will forward findings to Washington tonight.
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Norfolk
Merch
U. P
Navy Court of Inquiry
G. Ellyson
Companiers
Waashington
Refused To Act In Coal Dispute Says Lewis
Washington March 7 United Mine Workers chief John L Lewis testified before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee accusing President Coolidge of refusing to intervene in the Bituminous coal industry in 1935 as large operators abrogated contracts He cited over development and wartime expansion adding thousands of miners and blamed nonunion labor and coercive practices while praising the union as a stabilizing force in wage and condition negotiations.
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Coolidge
John L. Lewis
United Bline Workers
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
Lewis
Senate Committee
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Minera Union
Jacksonville
United Mine Workers
Amerian
Lewis Aid
Weather forecast for western Pennsylvania Thursday
Northern areas stay cloudy and cold with possible snow flurries. The forecast calls for fair, colder conditions elsewhere tonight into Thursday with light precipitation later. Local observations show temperature readings, sunset and sunrise times, and general daily cooling.
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