New Revolt Sweeping Greece Amid Tax Dodging Scandal
A United Press report from Athens and London describes a counterrevolutionary movement in Greece with unrest in Patras Misotonghi Corfu and Athens. The piece links a trial of King Constantine loyalists to broader turmoil and notes protests and executions fueling fears of a wider crisis.
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Elks Plan Big Holiday Event For Children
Corry’s Elks lodge announces a large Christmas celebration for area children on Christmas afternoon. A decorated tree will stand on Center Street in front of the lodge with music from the band and orchestra, other entertainment, and a Santa Claus visit. All young people are invited to attend this community event planned as the city’s greatest Christmas affair. Further details will follow.
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Death of Mrs Wright at second avenue home
Mrs Mary A Wright wife of Wm Wright died at her home on Second Avenue at 1 in the morning after a long illness. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church and active before illness. Funeral at her late home Sunday afternoon at 4 with Rev Stockham officiating. The body to be taken to Ohio for burial. Other mourners include Guy Simmons Charles Parkhurst and Dol Frederick and Paul Lavery of Chicago visiting.
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Erie counterfeit ring nabbed by U S marshal probe
Two men and a boy, aged 19, are wanted in Erie on counterfeit and forgery charges. Deputy U S Marshal Jack Austin leads the effort with warrants, as investigators name Ter man Kimmel and others tied to fake prescriptions and a “blind” drug ring.
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Hotel survey to map new regional facilities
Plans advance for a regional hotel survey with Hackerbury System representatives due within two weeks to assess financing and site prospects. New hotels eyed in Warren and Jamestown with a $1,250,000 Jamestown project and pending Watron development. local chambers push for modern hospitality expansion.
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Must Work Slowly Declared in Progressive Movement
A desultory dispatch from Washington quotes La Follette urging deliberate action by progressive men and women nationwide. The statement emphasizes careful inquiry to prevent backsliding and protect the movement’s gains as it opens a conference.
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Heirs of deposed sultan sue for Mesopotamian oil claims
The heirs of Abdul Hamid seek control of Mesopotamian oil fields in a case heard at Lausanne. Alvin Untermeyer announced plans for the heirs to contest concessions held by Standard Oil and other European firms with UK legal help.
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Arson Gang Strikes Southeastern Pennsylvania Barn Fire
Authorities in Dataware and Chester counties intensify efforts to catch a mysterious arson gang blamed for seven fires in less than three months. A barn near North Brook, valued at $8000, burned completely as rewards rise and state troopers patrol rural roads.
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House Honors Dead Leader Mann of Illinois at Funeral
Washington December 2. Highest honors were to be paid to the memory of the late Representative James R Mann of Illinois with funeral services at 2 p m in the House of Representatives. President Harding was to attend and a tribute marked the ceremony.
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Radium May Extend Human Life Says Scientist
A report from United Press describes early optimism that radium therapy could extend life. It cites Dr. Ebenezer Field of the Radium Institute and other researchers predicting renewed vitality after treatment. The account covers public figures, funeral plans, and ongoing experiments with radium as a restorative agent.
Britain Renounces San Remo Oil Pact Rumor
Washington doubts Lausanne rumor that Britain renounced the San Remo oil agreement with France after Curzon stated so. The State Department has not confirmed any official report and has inquired through Ambassador Child to clarify the situation amid U S objections to the oil division pact in Mesopotamia.
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Lausanne Conference Near Six Week Recess On Deadlocked Straits
Lausanne talks on the Straits Mosul oil concessions and European frontiers consider a six week recess starting December 15. Isamet Pasha would confer with Angora on disputes as delegates await Brussels results. Russian Foreign Minister Tchitcherin arrived with Medivini as Curzon proposed massive population exchanges between Greece and Turkey amid a broader settlement plan.
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Blazrus to Face February Court Over Son's Shooting
Matthew Blazrus held in county jail on felonious assault with intent to kill for shooting his son Dallas aged 19 after a quarrel at their home near Union City. Dallas survived wounds and has been moved from Corry hospital to his Cottage Hill home. Blazrus was bound over to county court after a preliminary hearing before Justice Tohnscayite Liaaion.
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Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Hold Fine Event
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs hosted a large gathering with families attending. A formal dinner, orchestra, and vocal selections were featured under Mrs. Dishy’s direction, and Rev. Morti sour Ashton gave a timely address on fraternal aims and future quarters.
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Install New Street Lights Citywide Progress Report
The Corry City Electric Light Company says new street lighting fixtures for the city park area will be completed next week. Several units are already in place at the parks. West South Street property owners plan installations. Arrivals of some lights are delayed but installation will proceed promptly, as business leaders push to extend improved lighting beyond the downtown area.
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Guard promotions announced in Pennsylvania National Guard
In Harrisburg on December 2, the Pennsylvania National Guard announced several appointments. First Lieutenant Emmett Scott McCormick of City is promoted to captain of infantry for assignment to Howitese Company 12th Infantry. First Lieutenant Merritt Clyde Davis of Ford City is promoted to captain of infantry for the 112th Infantry.
Senate Hinges on Five Votes in Subsidy Fight
United Press reports Democrats solid against the ship subsidy measure as midwest supporters and certain Republicans could swing passage. With 1940 on the line, senators from Farm states and Progressive blocs weigh the merchant marine act amid uncertainty and potential absences.
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Progressives Form Bloc in State Group Meetings
At Washington on December 2 liberal and progressive activists met to boost the progressive movement financially and politically. The assembly, under the People’s Legislative Service, aims to coordinate with congressional progressives formed yesterday at the Capitol. The bloc plans to press for progressive legislation and keep public opinion aligned with reform goals.
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