Progressives Shaped Policy In Bipartisan Meeting
In Washington Dec 1 Democrats and Republicans joined in a Progressive conference led by Senator La Follette to form a unified Progressive organization for the 68th Congress. The aim is to translate the November 7 election will into legislation, shaping policy beyond partisan lines.
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Congress
Whitch
Itn
Senate Agricultural Committee
Middles
da Folletive
Repid
Senate
Guewené
Congres
Olbethd
LaBollette
Nndeliy
Ein
LaPollette
Colleaguies
Rde
Wanamaker's condition pronounced grave in Philadelphia
John Wanamaker a 44 year old merchant confined at home with a severe cold was reported grave today by his physicians after an exhausting coughing spell. He passed a comfortable night but showed continued weakness and vitality diminished, signaling a serious turn in his health.
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Philadelphia
John Wanmaker
Marchant
Wanamaker
Free Staters Seek Erin for De Valera Rout
Reports claim Irish insurgents plan new operations to seize Ramonn De Valera who is said to be hiding in the Carlingsford mountains and may be moved to America. Authorities vow to capture De Valera at all costs as security forces tighten controls across Ireland.
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United Prom
Ireland
Ramonn de Valera
Carlingsford
America
de Valera
Thole
Retail Trade Shows Promising Improvement Here
Merchants report stronger retail activity in the two weeks before Thanksgiving with better clothing and shoe sales. Employment conditions improve across the mall and factory extensions signal rising labor demand while merchants anticipate a lively Christmas trade starting at the month’s first.
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Megarus
Enot
Stanford Hose Concert Ball Stands as Finest Yet
The sixth annual fall concert of the Stanford Hose Company at the State Armory drew about a hundred couples with a balcony full and chairs on the dance floor. Dorothy Wailer and Miss Stratton assisted, with readings and songs from several young performers captivating the audience. The program closed with wind and cornet numbers and a finale by Miss Florinel Sturn, earning high praise for the event and thanks to all who aided its success.
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Nevet
Dorothy Wailer
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Mise Jewall Naylor
Mary
Charlotte Bachonier
Lucky Homby
Ruth Hall
Praine
Florinel Sturn
Stinford
Uprising in Smyrna Leaves Civilians and Troops Dead
United Press dispatch from Smyrna reports three hundred casualties as civilians clash with Kemalist forces after Turkish nationalists seize the city. Greeks allegedly sparked demonstrations in support of Glask administration. fighting rages amid ruins and confusion.
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Smyrna
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Glask
Sali
Move to Close Dance Hall and Rink in City
Reports say the State Fire Marshal is poised to close two public gathering spots, the Maccabee Turner hall and the Brooks garage roller skating rink at Clinton Street, for code violations and lack of proper exits. Fire officials offered no official confirmation, though hints of imminent action circulated after renewed inquiries.
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Maccabee Tinit
Brooks
Clinton Street
Hugh
Andrew Paulson
Willy
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Patilion
Morrisburg
Pablo
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Dayes
Horn Building
Center Street
Itty
Lington Street
Girl Slain After Attack Near Passaic Nursery
The body of an unidentified 19 year old girl was found near Julius Roeller’s nursery in Wallingford. Martin Polack, a nursery employee, discovered the body and told police. Authorities believe she was abducted and strangled after a criminal attack.
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Julius Roellrs
Wallingford
Martin Polack
Farmer Party Is Fine Event
The inner party at Star Hall on Wednesday evening, hosted by the Recreation Leaders, was a success with the Ligh Seige Orchestra providing music. Guests enjoyed old fashioned games and refreshments, attended by about forty young people. Mrs Ralph M. DaGraft of Buffalo and Mr and Mrs James Mickréss of Franklin Street were mentioned in attendance and a Thanksgiving visit. Dr De Graff has returned to Buffalo while Mrs DeGraff remains for a short visit.
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Menaster Star Hall
Recreation Leadices
Recreation
Ralph M. DaGraft
Buffalo
James Mickréss
Franklin Street
de Graff
DeGraff
Senate Filibuster Presses On as House Mulls Progress Issues
Senate continues filibuster by Democratic members while a meeting on congressional progress issues led by LanPolletta arises. Mova Howne is expected to adjourn in memory of Representative Masry, who died recently.
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LanPolletta
Mova Howne
Masry
Three Arrests After Fracas At Corry Restaurant
Three Corry men were arrested in connection with a disturbance at a West Main Street restaurant early Thursday. Police say a patron clashed with the proprietor, leading to a melee in which clubs and other objects were used. Fines of ten dollars and costs were paid. arraignments followed yesterday as authorities pursued action against the owners and local patrons.
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West M Street
Erie County
Mong Corry
Elk Memorial Services to Honor Departed Brothers
Five members of Corry lodge Elk and officers will attend a memorial service Sunday afternoon at the lodge home on North Center Street. John C Hart, Past Exalted Ruler of New Castle Lodge, will deliver the memorial address after an opening by Exalted Ruler Harrison Keppele and lodge officers. Rathbun's Orchestra provides the overture and selections including Memorial Address, Gloving Ode, and quartets Themis Harald Dietzel Duke Saxton. Ongoing roll call of absent brothers and final closing ceremonies follow with altar service.
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North Center Street
John
Hart
New Castle Lodge
Harrison H. Keppeli
Rathbun
Warre Themas
Harald Dietal
Duke
Guy Saxton
Abzent Brothers
Warren ‘Themis
Harald Dietzel
Joh C. Hart
Lodge
Lodge Oiticera Balgehimn
Cet
Pere Erase Orchestra
Corry Lidgs
Elk
Thomad Keating
F. A. Cooper
George A. Hofman
Lovix
Ity Lies
Gee Easel
Veteran Congressman James R. Mann Dies After Illness
United Press report from Washington states veteran congressman James R. Mann of Illinois died last night after illness. Mann, long a leading figure, chaired a key House committee and influenced member assignments. He served over 25 years, beginning in 6th Congress, and was home in Chicago. President Harding sent sympathy noting Mann as a capable, fearless public servant.
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Washington
James R. Mann
Uling
Mann
Chicago
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Asdgie House
Congress
Tairs
Minos
Harding
Erie Bandit's Pal Captured in Cleveland
United Press reports in Columbus that W. Willis last of the bandit gang that killed Panotnith Koehler and wounded Corporal Roscoe Friddle was brought to Columbus to be arraigned in municipal court. Willis was arrested at his Cleveland home with Mary Koyath, while other gang members Curoming, James Martin, and Ynye Bayse of Padman Kochiher face charges or hospital care after a gunfight and a suicide attempt. Peter Long of Etiv, Pa, a gang member, was killed in the fighting and his burial will be arranged from funds taken from the Bank of Brie with local authorities coordinating the body’s disposition.
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Columbus
Prante W. Willis
Panotnith
Koehler
Roscoe Friddle
Golumbye
Willis
Cleveland
Mary Koyath
Fess
Atc Hon
Ofd
Cran Fury
Curoming
Ynyve Bayse
Padman
Martin
Yim
Peter Long
Etiv
Fig Wseoune
Bank of
Brie
Lindenfeld Held in Gotham Bon Mystery
A chaotic report from New York describes Lindenfeld in custody amid questions about a Wall Street bombing plot. Investigators note confusion over his transfer from Poland and plan to question him by a Bureau of Investigation chief, with unclear motive and circumstances.
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Gotham
Wolfe Cindernett
Fe Knoye
Wall Street
Folond
Poland
Ton Wood
Lindenfield
Amderstood
Willem At Huras
Department of Justice Bureau of Investigation
Superior Sink Sinks Cast Away Eight Perish
A Lake Superior steamer Maplebistot sank in a heavy storm near Calumet Michigan. Eight crew members died, while sixteen or more were rescued by coast guards. The ship broke apart and was swept toward the shore as surviving crew were evacuated.
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Calumet
Mich
Joe
Eigic
Yes
Lake Siperior
Filibuster Crisis Threatens Administration in Senate
In Washington on December 1, moves to end the filibuster grow as Democrats press a rebellion against the ship subsidy and delaying tactics. The anti filibuster coalition, largely composed of current filibusterers, seeks to delay appropriation bills and force action for the next fiscal year while Republicans warn of possible Senate rule revisions to curb filibusters.
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Washington. Des
Senate
Tannadi Ae
Peigressiier
Abia
Purdy and Pier Wed In City Home Ceremony
On Thanksooin Day at four, Robert G. Purdy and Mies Opi M. Pier, both of the city, were married at the home of Mr and Mrs. Michael Layuze on Center Street. The rite was officiated by Revd Freeman M. Redinger in front of friends. After a brief wedding trip the couple will reside on Fuse Street in a well furnished house awaiting them.
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Hock
Robert G. Purdy
Mies Opi M. Pier
Michael Layuze
Center Street
Ree Freeman M. Rédinger
Fuse Street
Mysterious Delaware Murder Probed by Police
Wilmington detectives continued a mystery inquiry into the unidentified man found in a marshy city area. The body showed severe head injuries, a bloodstained hatchet nearby, and clothing buried with the victim estimated at about thirty years old, five feet one inch, around 130 pounds, wearing a brown striped coat and blue trousers.
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United Pros
Wilmington
Atective
Lyon
Physician Killed At Grade Crossing In Greensburg
Greensburg Pa December 1 A Hy Garvin of Youngwood was instantly killed when his automobile was struck by an unknown engine at the Bounty Pawn Junction. He had believed Dr Cavin s view was obstructed by a line of bosers and did not see the train approaching.
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Greensburg
Hy Garvin
Bounty Pawn Junction
Early Republic Seen in Greece by Venizelos
Former Greek premier Venizelos forecasts a shift toward a republic as Greece endures turmoil from war leaders arrests and executions. He notes the population is ripe for republican change while revolutionary governments fight Turco Bulgarian insurrectional activity and internal power struggles.
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Venizelos
United Press
Ormer
Republic
Solin
Andrew
Constantine
George
Imesh
Altice
Jaister
Luli Mowatt
England
Deer Season Opens in Pennsylvania Today
Deer season begins across Pennsylvania with hunters gathering before dawn to reach favored mountain flats. Large crowds formed at state lines and hunting depots as officials officially opened the season amid plans for trips and safety measures.
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