Foreign debt storm centered in Washington debates on refund plan
Fragmented, OCR distorted text reports United States lawmakers debating a $1000000000 foreign debt refund. Mentions President Harding’s legislative push, committee actions, and party opposition as Congress weighs sanctions and administrative steps. Ongoing expectations of a bill origin in Senate and debates over wartime debts and treasury plans.
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Glee Club Concert Set For Tuesday At Local Auditorium
The Allegueny college men’s choir will perform at the Big Ben auditorium Tuesday evening. The program will include favorites and solos, with the Amphontology Lully ensemble providing male vocals. Capacity is very large and tickets are expected to sell out. admission details will be announced.
Wilson May Join Fight For League
Washington report notes Wilson may enter a debate over league formation as a rallying point. The piece cites a caller asserting prominent lawmakers would accept limited terms and concessions to gain entry into the league. The tone reflects partisan negotiation and regional interest in national governance.
Londonderry Riot Threatens Prison Break Firefight
A 1902 Dublin dispatch reports violence in Londonderry during a flare up after a truce. Police fired on attackers wounding two as armed men attacked a jail and guards, sparking clashes that endangered inmates and officers.
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New British Proposals Reported by United Press
Dispatch describes Sinn Fein cabinet advising Lloyd George on new British peace proposals for Ulster and Treland. It notes optimism about dates for Parliament discussions and a six month withdrawal power, with tentative timing and political maneuvering amid wartime pressures.
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College Stars Meet Keystones Tonight at Armory Court
The Mondville College lineup faces the Keystones in the Armory Court showdown. Weir leads Mondville with Hin Allayhony Gollegn indoors as both teams seek a second win this week. Willahana Jumping and Mubball play guard and forward, with Shoom and PF highlighted on offense. BeAO hosts a structured interland contest.
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Armory Court
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Conference to Open Sunday with 160 delegates expected
The conference to open Sunday will feature about 160 delegates and attendees from Delaware, Washington, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. Rev Paul Rader of Chicago will address the gathering after a world tour, praised as a moving speaker by local leaders seeking a strong public engagement.
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Chase in Taeneatown linked to air incident at Mie Fink Ave
Local report states VO Chase visited Taeneatown this morning in connection with an air incident near Mie Fink Avenue, later tied to the Poldkingsr Co. details are sparse and authorities are assisting.
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Mie Fink Avenue
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Poldkingsr Co
Hold-Up Stuns Express Crew at Niagara
Four American Express employees were robbed last night as gunman intercepted them moving a $40,000 shipment to the train. The thief grabbed a pistol from a worker, forced the crew to halt, and drove off, while bystanders misread the scene as a joke.
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Auerican Express Co
Makina
New Murder Mystery Faces New York Police
A wild eyed stranger on a rural road near Sullivan County was seen leaping from a car and firing into a bathhouse as farmers reported seeing the figure escape. The incident prompted a district attorney inquiry and heightened fear in the local community amid scarce details.
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Show Morality Push Sparks Jury Hearings in New York
The producer Woods seeks a jury trial to decide whether the play The Demi Virgin is moral or indecent. A restraining order pauses the district attorney’s move to bring a case for producing an obscene show, while Woods awaits plea and jury action.
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Japs Resume Bargaining at Arms Parley
United Press dispatch reports Japan may yield to some Pacific security terms while the Allies push for 70 percent naval ratios. In Washington and Greenville, fire investigations unfold as hospital ruins burn and early causes are probed.
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Morse, Alleged Swindler, Now in France
Charles W. Morse, the American shipbuilding financier sought in the United States on charges of alleged monetary fraud, was detained in Havre France. French police held him on a warrant expected from Paris after a Washington request for his arrest.
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Negro Faces Death Penalty For Murder
A jury in Pittsburgh found the defendant guilty of first degree murder in the killing of Kell ing Mem Ann Kirk in Mifflin township. Robbery was believed to be the motive. Arch B Cogswell died Wednesday at Hamot Hospital Erie after illness in New York. He was brother of Wir Inte Myury Cogowell and was well known among Corry relatives and friends.
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Briand Calls for Army Strength to Ensure Defense
In a Washington dispatch Premier Briand argues France must secure guarantees for its defense, demanding a strong army and proportional naval strength to counter potential threats. He warns that without assurances, France cannot rely on others for protection and signals commitment to maintain balance with other powers. The report also notes a separate U.S. incident in Bolivia where a police officer was wounded in a shooting.
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Reparations talk stalls amid German objections in cabinet still incomplete
United Press dispatch reports delay in finalizing reparations policy as German objections mount and cabinet actions lag. Virginia Bappo injury statement cited. Gavin McNab and others push for clarification while political factions debate prospects and penalties.
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Arbuckle Threatened With Death Amid Controversy
United Press dispatch reports threats against Arbuckle as friend supporters call for a verdict in his favor. A nurse witness from Los Angeles is described as gravely ill, with physicians suggesting she was given a dangerous dose. An older man identified as the alleged poisoner was detained amid the case’s heated protests.
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Prosecution Pushes Case Against Pair in Kennedy Murder
United Press report from Los Angeles notes Marilynne Chenekain a divorcee and Arthur Burch held a conference in Marilynne’s room at the Roxyndhia hotel to lure her lover John Kennedy into a death trap at Moyerly Gon where Burch shot him.
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Edison and Ford Off for Muscle Shoals
Edison and Ford depart for Muscle Shoals to press government action on a plant the auto manufacturer aims to fit. The ride occurs after a train detour via Bord railroad lines, with other items noting a home meeting, a boating incident near Lovette Quad, and no complaints from involved parties amid tense investigations.
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Henry Ford
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Campaign Push Expands Wareroom Boost for Corry
Campaign material circulates among members of the Corry Chamber of Commerce promoting Corry as a shipping center. A coordinated drive mails circulars highlighting advantages, location, supplies, and business prospects to stimulate broader support and attract manufacturers and attention from across the United States.
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Jaworski Found Guilty of Murder in District Court
The jury convicted Joe Jaworski, 30, of first degree murder for slaying Mrs Wehaviina Maroholuki at her Findley home last September. The panel debated long, voting seven to five on first ballot and eleven to one on a later poll, and set no immediate sentencing.
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