Budget aims at prewar scale as Harding outlines
President Harding sent a special message to Congress outlining a next fiscal year budget near thirty billion dollars with total receipts around 3.96 billion. Expenditures would drop about six hundred million from the current year. Army and Navy requests total about 2.26 million. defense and civil programs drive costs while tax reductions struggle to balance debt from World War I. The president notes a potential surplus in 1924 but warns on future deficits and high road-building costs.
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Harding
Congress
Washington
Congres
Budget Bureau
Mutding
Dilhon
Delured
Aimvy
Tare
Bute
Hardings
Lam
Army
Navy
Clemenceau Carries Campaign to Capital
President Clemenceau resumes tour to Washington to seek American backing for Europe peace. After stopping in Baltimore he will address Maryland society and then press the case at the White House with President Wilson, aiming to unite Allied strategy and urge stronger U.S. participation in European settlements. The visit follows a call for an early allied approach to ensure stabilizing actions in the Rhine region.
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United P
Baltimore
Dee 4
Tyer
Feancy
America
Balsimora
Maryland
Sipturient Society
Lemon
Versailles
Manling
Woodrow Wilesin
Glemenhead
Wayhng Gu
New York Faces Severe Coal Famine Crises
In a tense warning, New York leaders warn of a serious coal shortage amid winter conditions. Mayor Hylan urges action with federal cooperation to avert supply cuts and promote substitutes like hyckwheat. Officials emphasize energy resilience as storms threaten deliveries and demand.
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New York
Flyton
Tunis
Iday
Hylan
Decision Against Penna Gas Company in Jamestown Case
Special Master Allen W. Toth ruled in Buffalo Saturday that the Pennsylvania Gas Company and National Fuel Gas Company may abandon service to Jamestown. The decision allows temporary upkeep while denying a permanent withdrawal, with the carrier judged to have acted in good faith due to dwindling supply. The case also notes related local transfers and ongoing financial strains in gas provision.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
National Fuel Gas Company
Jamestown
Alin W. Toth
Tuffalo
Pennsylvanaa Gas Company
Gan Company
Ts J Thrasher
Honity
Robert J. Jackson
Plan for New Addition to Corry Plant
Plans for a northward expansion of the Corry Jamestown Manufacturing plant include a new addition to the existing factory. Officials say the third story will be occupied this year and the project will require new machinery and increased floor space. Construction of the US Radiator company plant addition continues and should be ready for occupancy late this month for foundry use.
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Corry Jamestown
Sbacine Esos Paras
Corry Jamestown Manfacturing Corporation
Sifelalt
D. A. Hillstrom
Mminiaker
Anl Iterview
Jornal
Progresa Ix
Russians Demand Dardanelles Control At War-Tense Conference
Russian delegates press to place the Dardanelles under Turkish sovereignty but under Allied oversight, insisting on full Turkish sovereign rights while the Eastern crisis deepens. Foreign ministers and diplomats gather with high tensions as talks loom.
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Union Frese Vausannd
Tutter
Tehitchorio
Wecan Paniad
Kakowski
Woronski Nel Michani
None East
Risin
Coal Tax Triggers 25 Cent Anthracite Price Rise
Hazleton Pa December reports that the Highland Coat Company raises anthracite coal by 25 rents per unit for chestnut and other grades. The firm cites Supreme Court upholding state tax on anthracite as the reason. Other firms are expected to follow.
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Ey Vaneu
Hazleton
New Record Set as Congress Opens Fourth Session
Washington December 4 1921 opening of the fourth session of the sixth Congress set a new record for length. The first special session was called by President Harding in April 1921. The regular session opened at noon with lawmakers debating tariff passage as the session began.
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Washington
Hardinger
Lin Inn
Ceston
Wilioupied
Senate Prep For Ship Subsidy Clash in Final Congress Session
United Press reports in Washington that the fifty seventh Congress enters a final session with regulative Senate matters in flux. Republicans rally to salvage the Ship Subsidy bill amid threats of filibusters and stalled legislation as President Harding weighs addressing Congress on prohibition and subsidies.
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Washington
Senate
Tarding
Goon
Tughies
Groify
Prac Joaly
Dyer
Evelonie Alibunter
Harding
Billie
Startling
Congress
Commerce Committee
Republican
Lodge
Underwood
Tilmister
Senate ‘Commerce
Opportunity Club Bazaar Set With Bargain Fair
The Opportunity Club will hold a bazaar and supper on Wednesday December at the chapel. The bazaar opens at 9 oclock with a supper reserved from 5:00 to 7:30. Displays include fancy work, aprons, popcorn and candy. A strike against Pennsylvania Coal was postponed for further investigation. Dr. Jerry Lwin visited Warren on a business trip.
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Clu
Eyterian High
United Prest
Scranton
Porce
Riv Sure
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Game Wardens Active In West Spring Creek
Reports from the vicinity of West Spring Creek describe active patrols by Game Warden Tilling and a member of the Constabulary. They have conducted searches and arrests for violations this season, with emphasis on ferret use and other game law infringements in the Work Spring Creek territory.
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West Spring Creek
Spring Creek
Musrault
Usain Gieamipus
Ugttepity
Suborn
Two Fires Here Sunday Burn Farm Home
Fire crews answered two incidents Sunday, including a small blaze at a farm home on Route 6 near Clymer. A kitchen fire at the Corry restaurant on West Main was quickly contained with no injuries reported. Damage estimates and insurance status remain unclear.
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PR Harston
Pemter Street
Corry
Dave
West Main Street
Te Department
William Khusy
Clymer Revel
Commission to Pass Tax Levy Bill Tonight
The commission votes on the tax levy for the coming year after adjourned session. A draft budget covering municipal departments is preliminary approved, while a fire incident is investigated. Names of local residents connected to the meeting are listed, including Warren Frye and Andrewy.
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Wunou Cevany
Watrrille
Doe
Ciny
Warren Frye
Revere
Mass
Andrewy
Northport
Maine
Chas
A. Treworthys
East Surrey
I Misang
Wen
Condition Of Schumann Heine Reported Grave
A garbled report describes a grave condition of Schumann Heine. The text references hospital, hoste, and audience contexts with unclear connections to the war era and large numbers, suggesting distress or critical status and a public or academic response.
Progressives Debut On Farm Measures In Congress
The new Progressive group plans to push its farm and rural welfare agenda in Congress. President Harding’s administration has drafted an agricultural program to be presented soon, while the Progressives may contest key items and seek to expand influence if their plan gains traction nationwide.
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Blac
United Press
Progressive Wow
Congress
Nhar
Io Boma
Wat Fail
Ndjuna
Harding
Wjaye
Vardinis
Alcherinre
Washington
Mrs Ida Owen Dies at 68 in Home Funeral Tuesday
Mrs Ida Owen died Saturday at her home aged 68. Survived by husband, one son Meron Chven at home, one daughter Mrs Lillian Armick of Weave fill N Y, and a brother John Dinly. Funeral services from Alexander's Argens sine Patlors Tuesday afternoon with burial Pine Grove cemetery.
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Owen
Serapon
Meron Chven
Lillian Armick
N.Y
Poe
John Dinly
Ely
Alexiander
Prominent Allegheny Jurist Dies
Pittsburg dec 4 a funeral service will be held tomorrow for Judge Hurley Fatekensa of the Allegheny court who died Sunday. He served on the United States District Court in Porto Rico after Roosevelt appointed him in 1900 but resigned due to ill health.
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United Prods
Pittsburgie
Vnergice Tor
Hurley Fatekensa
Allegheny Courtly
St. Paul's Cathedral
Gay
McKenna
United States District Court
Porto Rigo
Roosevelt
Teacher Dies in Auto Crash Near Wattsburg
Miss Tessie Butler a Wattaburg High School teacher roughly 45 years old died instantly when her Ford collided with a car driven by Clarence Moore on the Wattsburg pike near Siegel swamp. Moore and another occupant were injured, Moore critically. Butler’s funeral was held Tuesday at the Wattsburg Methodist Church with burial in Wattsburg Cemetery.
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Tessie Thitler
Wattaburg
Wells
Tate
Clarence Moore
Wausbury
Butler
Hind Haen
Ripley
Mr Moore
Wattsburg
Eric
Siegel Swamp
Ajiaking
Moore
Hamat
Wantsburg
Scodentia
Lown
Butler Hare
Chisteh Ae Wagtelurg
Wattshueg
Hutler
Lake vessel lost with crew of thirty
Sault Ste Marie reports fear for the crew of the steamer Thomas Maytham and tow barge Tyrone overdue after last sighting on Thursday before a storm. Ships owned by the Gemern Deane t Company of Cleveland. Wreckage believed blown toward the Canadian shore on Lake Superior.
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United Frown
Lake Superior
Gemern Deane +t Company
Clevelant ‘Ie
Congress Today Senate Developments Shape Nomination and Sessions
Senate leaders debate abandoning a Dyer anti-synchro bill while Pierce Butler faces a Justice nomination. The session closes with plans for a special meeting at 11 a.m. and a return to regular order. Judiciary committee weighs a resolution regarding actions against an attorney general.
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Pierce Butler
Sigifeme Court
Seston
Apesig
Teglae Seauion
Rouse
Mente Ta
Irpen
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