Center Fight on Reservation to Court Plan
Washington April 18 Democratic leaders press a fight over the League of Nations World Court in a Senate vote. They seek reservations on American rights, aiming to block unconditional membership and leverage Republican opposition led by Lodge and Hughes.
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Annapolis Bootlegging Probe Ties Girls to Liquor Trade
At Annapolis investigators testified before a grand jury that girls from Washington and Baltimore were involved in bootlegging rings selling liquor to Naval Academy cadets and nearby colleges. Officials described ongoing gambling and bootlegging schemes with female operatives earning five dollars per quart, while authorities pledged to present all evidence to the grand jury despite dismissals from local officials.
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Will Dedicate New Essex Street Advent Christian Church
In Corry a small Advent Christian congregation plans a Sunday dedication of its new Essex Street church building. After months of delays and family hardships, the worshipers aim to establish a lasting faith presence in the growing city, the first effort of this group in the area as it expands from its New England roots.
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Overheated Chimney Sparks Home Blaze in Columbus
Neighbors spotted smoke pouring from a chimney as flames engulfed the home of W J Myon in Columbus yesterday. Firefighters battled the blaze, saving the structure but parts of the interior were damaged. Officials urged villages to upgrade fire equipment to reduce future risk.
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Yeggs Fail in P C Robbery at Sellersville
Four young men attempted to rob the Sellersville post office early in the morning but were frightened away before forcing entry. The incident report notes no injuries or stolen mail as authorities investigate the failed burglary and identify suspects.
Morgan Fates Soon With Jury In Kidnap Slay Case
United Press reports in Philadelphia that the fate of Morgan Write of Maude Texas rests with a jury after a rapid trial for kidnapping and the murder of Wixavenfold Lillian Gilmore. The case draws intense local and statewide attention as jurors deliberate.
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Bitter Franco Turkish tensions spark refugee flight
Constantinople reports growing alarm as Christians flee Alexandrette amid Franco Turkish disputes, with Acmetinuss families evacuating and attacks on Armenians near Aghsibozkale. Turkish detachments in Adana reportedly counter the assault while Angora leaders discuss resumed policy with Lausanne looming.
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Dodge Brothers Open New Service Station
Anouncement by BAT Blue Dodge distributor states the new Dodge service station will open next Monday in a remodeled building on First Avenue near Franklin Move Suter Agency. The facility will display about ten Dodge cars and offer general repair work with expert mechanic Wallace Natta Hasboo coordinating repairs and prioritizing Dodge service.
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Higher School Taxes Loom If Bilias Passed
A draft state bill would let school districts levy taxes on city valuations instead of county assessments. If approved, Carry district could gain access to a much larger valuation base, raising school tax revenues even at lower rates.
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Families Who Moved Here In Spring List
Local paper prints a complete list of residents who changed residence during the spring moving period. Names include Mary vontra, Frank Woodard, Basil J Barone, J C Mekilloy, John Cone, C Simmons, and others with addresses on Congress Street, South Street, First Avenue, Eagle Street, and Main Street. Continued on page A.
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Maple Splinter Wounds Man After Mill Accident
A lumber mill accident left a worker severely injured when a maple split drove a jagged splinter into his abdomen. Surgeons at Cory Hospital completed an operation, saving the patient from fatal complications as the teen digested the theory reported today. The victim, identified only as a 28 year old, remains in recovery with fair prospects for improvement.
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Igor Neud
Taxes Due: County Tax Collection Nears
County tax collection steps outlined by Tax Collector Robert Heerlen at the Municipal Building. Notices indicate the assessment will mail next month with no change in the county assessment and a seven millage rate. The report notes Ashburnham resident Anna Ay man died Tuesday afternoon.
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Railroad workers seek wage boost in Chicago
April 18. Railroad workers nationwide plan a demand before the United States railroad labor board for a wage increase to 1921 levels. More than 2,000 men prepare to strike if no accord is reached. They argue recent business gains put companies in a position to grant higher pay. They note rises in steel, packing and building trades and a general labor shortage as pressure on management.
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Probe Atrocities in Convict Camps Reported
A United Press summary details alleged crimes in convict camps, naming officials and locations such as North Dakota and a Punort Lumber Co branch. The report cites a joint investigative committee and notes suspected abuses, urging accountability and further inquiry.
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Police act to rid city of booze dumps
Police launch citywide drive to shut down illicit booze dumps after complaints of disturbances. Officers inspected several sites on West Mal Street and Main Street, finding no liquor on premises but warning proprietors to close illegal operations. No arrests made pending further evidence. authorities say more action will follow against offenders.
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Pennsylvanian May Be Named D A R President
Election of the first ballone of Mrs. Anthony Wayne Co0t Pennsylvanian ge president aeniotal of the DAWRy was claimed by hier campaign managers today on the habit of a poll made a few hours be fore the formal nominating speeches began. MreR Liveratore and Mre G Fronin are representing the Corry Chapter of the DAR, at the Washington convention.
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Ireland Recognized by Geneva League for First Time
April 16 Ireland was granted recognition as an international entity by the council of the League of Nations in Geneva. The government of Ireland received acknowledgment marking a historic step in its international status.
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Intervening U S Senators Puzzle Pennsylvania Legislature
Harrisburg April 18 The intervention of United States Senators Pepper and Reed stirs state lawmakers as they weigh recommended reforms. The meeting with Ways and Means Committee signals potential action before the General Assembly. The incident raises concerns about executive timing and political optics amid Pinchot administration scrutiny.
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Auto Crashes Into Street Car Three Killed in Cincinnati
Three people died instantly and another may die after a crash between aautomobile and a street car in Price Hill Cincinnati. Victims include William Krate Roland Meyer and Mrs Williams Bentler formerly of Dayton. Injured Matt Nehibergall suffered scalp lacerations and brain concussion. The car piloted into the tram at high speed in Price Hill suburb. The automobile wrecked and two occupants hurled out. A motorman reported the street car had no passengers.
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