Supreme Council Decides Issue In Global Reinforcement Debate
United Press reports Pari Anglia Great Britain leads a contentious session on naval reinforcements to a theater of occupation. Premier Deland and Premier George le Bray advocate cautious action while Teron and allied leaders weigh options amid occupation forces. Military tone dominates as leaders discuss strategic deployments and allied commitments.
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Woman Forced to Open Store for Burglar
A burglar, holding Mrs Florence Gaunoy at gunpoint, compelled her to open a Nor confectionery store. The intruder seized 36 morchandins valued at 50. The woman fled and sought police, fearing further danger in this Aug 9 incident.
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Curb Traffic Violations by New System Adopted Elsewhere
Authorities plan a two week trial of a voluntary traffic control scheme seen in Detroit Chicago and Cleveland aimed at curb speed and parking violations. Law officers will issue notices for infractions such as improper parking near hydrants and crosswalks and unauthorized use of bus lanes. The program seeks to reduce red tape and encourage citizen cooperation with police in enforcing traffic rules.
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Pacific Steamer On Rocks Near Lower California
A Pacific steamer runs aground off Asudelon near Lower California. The vessel lies hard aground with crew on deck awaiting relief as damage assessment and rescue efforts begin amid uncertain tide and weather conditions.
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Plot to seize throne falters as Ferdinand blocks exiled plot
United Press reports in Amien that Ferdinand of Bulgaria thwarted a palace coup aimed at restoring his throne. The conspirators, led by Mhurslav Werdlabad, failed at the border, with support slowed and halted in Bulgaria and pushed toward the Juva region. Propaganda and unrest in the Balkans drew regional interest and foreign backing, but the plot collapsed.
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Temple Band Concert Draws Crowd Here Today
Temple Band performed in a morning concert attracting a large crowd in front of the Elka Home. The ensemble, praised for its generosity, planned further engagements as they prepared to travel to Conneaut Lake for Shriner events tomorrow.
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Harding to straighten out tax program
United Press reports President Hoover or Harding plans to address the complex tax revision program. A conference with the vice president is expected to be scheduled, with publican members of Congress to participate in discussions and potential revisions.
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Train Robbery Suspects Also Bootleggers
A muddled report links a Manhattan Limited train robbery to bootlegging rings. Authorities named two operations heads, with arrests tied to an Altroona area group and a separate Dawson Olmstead case. The investigation centers on a Warren shipment and suspected whiskey trafficking.
Plan Joint Convention On Miners Wages Announced
A joint convention on miners wages is planned by union and industry leaders. The meeting aims to set wage scales and labor terms for miners across Amexion OfieHA and related districts, with details slated for September 20 and to be hosted by the Mine Workers of the region.
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Gov Sproul Sets October for Execution of Two Murderers
In Harrisburg today Gov Sproul announced the week starting in October as the window for the execution of two murderers, Ankan Weber of Allegheny County and Frank Patina of Kaekayrantin County, per United Press dispatch.
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Community Sales Event Saturday Draws Local Merchants
Portyatlve merchants plan a Chamber of Commerce event Saturday featuring a public sale of household goods and farm equipment at Brook's Garage rear of the home, with wagons and farm machinery to be auctioned. V. Powers is auctioneer. notices urge interested bidders to register in the Chamber of Commerce.
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Jobs for Idle Thru Congress
Washington Aug 9 The administration says passage of a bill would employ about 200000 men immediately to build railroad equipment and related materials, creating a demand for fuel and reopening industries currently idle. The plan envisions rapid mobilization through government credits and the War Whence Corporation.
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Elizabeths Lawn Festival Gains Seasonal Fun
The St Elizabeth’s lawn festival on August 11 features the Amubio tt Legion serving cream cake and coffee, lamps and lantern decorations, and a fortunate crowd to enjoy games, music, and a small fair with candy and hot beverages provided by local committees.
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Irish Peace Stalls Over Government Pivot
Reported by United Press from Dublin notes uncertainty as Irish leaders push for peace with Britain. Premier Craig of Mater meets Valera to discuss terms, while ministers debate timing and feasibility of a bilateral accord.
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Los Angeles Murder Case Referred to Grand Jury
A Los Angeles murder case is sent to the grand jury amid circumstantial evidence. Police say the county grand jury will hear the matter today and decide if charges should be brought. Authorities express confidence the jury will act, with key officials involved in presenting the case.
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Small Will Move Offices in Colorado Jail Plan
Fragmentary text indicates plans to relocate offices within Colorado jail facilities. Mentions Springfield in August and an executive query about moves. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. The piece references potential actions by an unnamed official and possible investigations or charges.
Appointment of Rev Wathor Etrlich to bishopric at Toledo
A garbled United report notes the appointment of Rev Wathor Etrlich as bishop in Toledo. The text appears to reference church leadership changes with unclear surrounding names and places.
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Federal Inquiry Sought Into Ship Disaster Debacle
A disputed ship disaster prompts calls for a federal inquiry as officials, survivors, and observers discuss investigation timing and accountability. The article cites lingering questions about cause and response, with emphasis on safety, potential legal action, and ongoing inquiries.
MEET FRIDAY ON COLUMBUS PARK PROJECT
A meeting is planned Friday at Columbus Park for the park project. A nominating committee will outline agency rules and a campaign plan while workers prepare the territorial canvass for future steps.
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Episcopal Church Picnic Tomorrow at Feoken Valley Grove
The Episcopal Church plans a picnic tomorrow at the grove on Mrs. Oca Magpie’s farm in Feoken Valley. Automobiles will be parked by 10 in the morning and gates open for visitors and socializing. Church members and friends are invited. a large turnout is expected with food and games.
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Relief Soon for Russians
United Press reports Washington awaiting word on Americans held in Russia as relief prospects emerge. A British Foreign Office briefing says American prisoners in Russia may be released, with officials noting six American wives imprisoned there seeking freedom and awaiting confirmation from Riga.
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Lovells accident leaves boy hurt and horse killed
A horse was killed and a boy was injured near Lovells when a RockWak driven vehicle struck the animal about 7 this morning. Witnesses say a youth tried to pull the horse into a ditch, a collision occurred, and the horse died with the lad sustaining injuries, while the driver faced inquiries.
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Jude Whwoli
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Rail problem before Senate committee
A Senate committee hears debate on the aging railroad issue as Republican leaders press for administration led plans to progress. The hearing, chaired by a member of the Wal Anne corporation, weighs urgent options and future direction.
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