Interventions Reported as Congress Debates Abid International Ties
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Senator Pall and other leaders weighing the viability of an Abid International accord. The note outlines possible steps, date references, and expected reactions as lawmakers discuss next moves and potential nominations amid ongoing negotiations.
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United Press
Washington
Abid
Wilby
Hue
Thipkey
Jinpportwat
Faye
Forty-Five Defendants Appear At Public Case
In Grand Rapids a large group of defendants appeared amid a murky political scene. The text references Michigan politicians and parties as well as court proceedings, with scattered names and locations that are difficult to parse.
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Faylyetiye
Nowhorsy
Michigan
Rameulaye
Fomarrow
Deny Foreign Ships Coal in U S Ports
Foreign ships face refusal of coal supply at U S ports under new policy. Law makers, insurers, and port authorities plan restrictions after a proposed bilateral accord faltered. Officials warn retaliation could affect navigation, while sailors lobby for civilian exemptions.
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U.S
Keystones At Union City On Friday Night
The report notes a Union City basketball game against the Keystones on Friday night with local players expected to attend. AP team Hines is tied with the Keystones, and several weather-related delays have affected recent fast games.
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Keystones
Union City
Houngary Union City
Tit Gibson Mane
The
Aled
Hip Mulie Dutoy
Mexico Refuses to Yield Says Foreign Minister
Mexico's acting foreign minister states the country will not yield in the dispute. The reply to Washington emphasizes entrenched positions and caution, noting misinformed U.S. views as a factor in delaying any immediate settlement and signaling careful consideration before responding further.
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Mexico
United Prose
Tina Nidt
Willlaw Jenking
Modina
United Preas
Wadhingon
Sheriff Stops Bandit Near Willows in Swift Action
In Willows area, the sheriff acted quickly when a bandit attempted a hold up. He confronted the outlaw at a rural road fifteen miles southwest of town, entering the scene and restraining the suspect with minor confrontation yet no injuries reported. The incident underscores swift law enforcement response in the region.
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Lola Hay
Wien
The
Willows
Here
Sheriff Sahuly
Jim Aud
Carlisle
Needlework Guild Meets Tomorrow in American City
The Needlework Guild of America holds its annual meeting tomorrow afternoon at a noted location with leaders such as Mrs. Corey and officers including president Mrs. Amidon, secretary Mrs. Novak, and treasurer Meg Wilton Teikwarils. A display of garments and a charity drive are planned, with discussion on members’ work and fundraising activities.
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Hy Corry Drie
Lowork
Guilk
Amurica
Corey Eid Nike
Mhawehig
Aomportinis
Fk Tons
Lmdhigsty
Gilda Ton
Ong Jones
Six Vessels Burned At Baltimore Fire Destroys Wharf
United Press dispatch reports a warehouse and six vessels burned in Baltimore. The Governor McLane and five other ships were destroyed by fire near the Cawley Luter Co wharves. Crews from the Daviduon Welding Co towed vessels and equipment, with several authorities listing the ships and steamer losses.
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Baltimore
United Prem
Cawley Luter Co
Tas
McLane
Waupery Fowet
Daviduon Welding Co
United States
Considerable Interest in County Health Meeting
Faith authorities will join county officials and state supervisors to speak at a health meeting tomorrow afternoon. The event at Hell Or Eke high school will feature Catherine Law and other speakers urging public attendance to learn about welfare and health initiatives for local towns.
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Catherine Law
Uray
Tispatoh
Nueses
Elks Plan Annual Charity Ball At Local Lodge
The Local lodge of Elks announces plans for its annual charity ball with Christmas height events, feature introductions, and a major fundraiser. Woodward travels from Winnow to Atlanta to lead preparations as the club finalizes plans and logistics for the evening.
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ELKS
Lodge of Elk P
Winns
Tey
Woodward
Atlanta
Lily
Riots Grow in Italy After Opening of Chamber
Rome reports describe Bolshevik influenced unrest with several dead and many injured as protests flare in response to the Chamber of Deputies opening. Guards and workers exchange fire in Milan and Rosin as crowds demand government action and revolutionary messaging spreads.
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United Prose
Rome
Cen
Dorena
Millan
Rosin
Woldlera
Signa Airy
Q Goviot
Corky Bush Sng corporation charter approval
Governor Boroul approved the Corky Bush Sng corporation charter after review by the country register and reserve office. The company plans to raise 800000 and build several homes, with details of organization being arranged. The project aims to begin soon in spring.
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Sng Corporation
Bern
Boroul
Tho
Mexican Situation Critical Senator Severs Relations War Threat
Senator Fall calls severance of relations amid growing crisis in Mexico. Senator Shields warns that declaring war remains a possibility if tensions escalate beyond control. The exchange signals sharp partisan divides as the situation draws international scrutiny.
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Fall
Shields
Astounding Revelations Promised On Mexico Policy
Senator Fall of New Mexico introduced a Senate resolution urging President to sever diplomatic ties with Mexico and withdraw recognition of Carranza. It backs the State Department’s Tonkin stance and accuses Mexican officials of stirring revolutions. another proposal seeks to declare war on Mexico.
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United Pross
Washington
Milton
Mexico
Carranas
Senate
Fall
New Mexico
Congress
State Department
New York
San Francisco
Iho
Carranza
Shields
Ashurat
Way Department
Conservation Conference at Pittsburg Amid Gas Talks
A gas conservation conference was held today in Pittsburg with Public Service Commissioner John S. Willing presiding. Attendees discussed the impact on price and supply, and County Goats Kincuit was authorized to attend, with state and county officials set to represent various interests at the meeting.
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Pittsburgh
Public Service
John S. Willing
Notico
Alesting
Simuet
National Xpore
Ile Us Conservation
Tle Minotig
Bazaar and Dance Benefit for Hospital Opens Tomorrow
The Mary Ay Morrison Guild bazaar and dance opens tomorrow at 2 PM at the state armory. A large assortment of holiday gifts will be offered, including home goods, dried fruits, jellies, and cups. A doll booth, flower booth, fortune telling, dancing in the evening, and various displays will draw visitors. Proceeds go to Corry hospital.
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Mary Ay Morrison Guild
State Armory
Alton Thorn
Corry Hospital
Social notes of the day mark a bustling wedding scene
Misa Teasic Howard wed Miss Katherine Watners brook and Glen Mawor in a late evening ceremony at the bridge parents home. Guests praised the event with a musical program and a brass plaque from Rogers Bierglen Co. The gathering included a later reception and tribute to local social circles amid a busy calendar of community notices.
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Misa Téasic Howard
Slaughter
Gegego Pe Mownel Ant
la Ine Ragu
Cailwaril
Kateriine Watnrsbrook
Glen Mawor
Gemma
Rogers Bierglen Co
Wil
Fire Claims Six at Natrona Hotel Complex
A fatal blaze in Natrona this morning killed six people and injured several others. Investigators say the fire started in a hotel area, with victims trapped as flames spread quickly. Emergency crews battled the blaze for hours, with authorities assessing cause and potential structural factors. The names of the deceased and victims were not immediately released.
Death of Olney Talbot and Local Obituary Notes
Obituary notes report the death of Olney Talbot with details of services and mourners. Local society mentions Mrs George Tolinton on Pleasant Street and Mrs Tay Woodworth at Mintel Street as part of posthumous gatherings. The page notes community attendance and nearby social events following the death.
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Yarrow
George Tolinton
Bill Carlisle Captured After Narrow Train Bandit Pursuit
Bill Carlisle the train robber was captured near Cou Wyn after a three week pursuit. He was wounded in a gunfight with the posse, shot through a lung but believed not to be fatally injured. Carlisle had escaped from a penitentiary and robbed a Los Angeles train on November 18, taunting authorities with messages.
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Bill Carlisle
Wiuhar
Carlisle
Cou
Wyn
Dongiua
Los Angeles
Tt Win
Sevea
Carlisto
Othera
Memorial Program for Elks Lodge Sorrow
Frank Mott of Janestown Lodge to deliver memorial address at Elks Lodge sorrow service. Seven Corry Lodge members died in 1919. Program includes overture, roll call, memorial address by Frank Mott, eulogies by Bro Don Smith and Bro W Bil, choir numbers, and closing ceremonies with Messenger's Orchestra.
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Frank Mott
Janestown
Corry Lodge
Anual
Togo
P.O. Bihex
Elsa Howe
North Center
Frank H. Mott
Jumostuyn Ludge
Prine
Amontvers
Eesrascateehence
Guy B. Saxton
Chester N. Shuss
William N. Tay
Ely Barlow
Altar Gorvieg
Bro Don
F. Smith
Woleeted
Eer
Pery
Guy
Saxton
Chester Ny
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