Genoa Conference Preview by Keen on European Rehabilitation
The Journal prints three interpretative articles by Til Keen on the Genoa Economic Conference opening in April. It notes the United States will not attend, while statesmen from thirty five nations gather in Genoa to discuss economic revival, debt, and exchange to restore trade and employment. Keen expects debates on Allied debts, Russia's recognition, and Europe’s financial futures.
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Lloyd George
Genoa
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Julian
Afsyar
Sushtot
Versailles
Europe
Loyd George
Russia
Asia
United Stady
Ierylicabl
United States
America
Jadaneind
Fragmentary Read on Diplomatic Moves at Genoa Conference
A partial extract discusses Allied diplomacy and the Genoa Conference, noting Britain and the United States lead efforts while France and other powers balance risk. It hints at a broad mobilization of European diplomacy, with the US aiming to shape outcomes and Britain pressing for decisive action.
April Flood Reflections and Odd References in Local Talk
A fragmented column lists scattered names and odd phrases about April surges, family life, and various figures. It mentions Tom Sims, April Reems, and Dempsey, with tangential notes on taxes, Ingersoll Watch, and vague protest expectations. The tone is rumor-like and non-specific, preserving the quirky snippets without clear narrative.
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Ruth
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Abeene
Amari
Defendent Former Resident of Dubois in Murder Plot
Older residents in Kittanning hear of a murder plot against Dr. John Whant involving Mes Ame Sia Whack and Kupene Sant asocial. Amelia Hess, daughter of Humber manufactuee, tied to the case, with Dr. Whann a recent resident for about 20 years. Additional notes mention real estate and farm job listings in Columbus.
Dry cleanup promise voiced by Gosser at women voters meet
At a county league of women voters gathering in Erie, Gosser promised a dry cleanup and enforcement of the eighteenth amendment. The group leader urged support and cooperation, noting the importance of reporting violations and providing information to aid law enforcement.
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Erik
Ryder
Court
Dave Beh
Erie
Abe
Gonperneion
Woman Seeks Divorce After Alleged Husband Abuse
Erie area report outlines Gladys Noyd filing for divorce from James R. Boyd citing intoxication assaults and failure to provide meals. The couple married May 3 1921 and separated April 2 1922 living at 818 Brown Avenue. District changes noted amid redistricting discussions of Pennsylvania congressional lines.
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Rie
Gladys Noyd
Pennsylvania
Maritla F Motrin
Janes R. Boyd
Hth
Brown's Avenue
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Graharm
Minnie i
Lane
West Peasant Street
Trolley Cars Pull Cars From Ripley Mud Erie PA NY Details
A fragmented report describes trolley cars extracting vehicles from mud near Ripley with intercity links to Erie and New York. It mentions the Buffalo and Lake Erie Traction Co and plans for highway improvements, a detour, and a loading station amid a degraded transport state.
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de Huffake
Erie Traction Company
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Department of Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Lake Erie Triction Co
Erie Motor Chute
McKean Fair Dates Set for September Across Counties
A state agriculture department report lists fair dates in multiple counties. McKean county at Smethport is slated for September 32 13 14 with confusion in dates, Warren county event set for September 1% 22 in Warren, Elk county at St Marys September 2029, Jefferson county at Brookville September 12 15.
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Smethport
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Warren County
Warren
Elk County
St. Marys
Jefferson County
Brookville
For Sale Fivi passenger 1 Guire at $15 Second Avenue
A single line advertisement notes a for sale item described as Fivi passenger 1 Guire priced at 15 dollars and located on Second Avenue. The fragmentary listing provides minimal details and urges potential buyers to inquire further.
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Second Avenue
Ringling Says Circus Prospects Brighten Across Nation
Cornelis Alter, retired in Dubois, notes improved times as Charles Ringling, circus magnate, predicts a banner year. He cites confidential reports on employment, strikes, and town spending, saying business is strong especially in the West and rising toward normal nationwide. Ringling indicates times may surpass 1914, with eastern reports improving and prosperity spreading through the United States.
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Neay York
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Ringling
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Ohio
Missouri
FOR RENT Two seven room houses at 106 West Church Otto
Two seven room houses are offered for rent at 106 West Church Otto. The listing notes available space and general condition but provides no additional terms or contact details.
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