Mrs Barnes Heads 1924 School Board Election
An article reports Mrs Barnes leading the 1924 school board organization meeting. Members present named include Apiarts, Stobart, Leveled, and Ames Way Eleoter, with temporary officers and oath-taking. The board approves a yearly meeting schedule and secretary duties for payments on gas, water, and electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Patterton
AL Fillasrum
John
Lowe
Manis
Eenyy Orlerk
Wil
Lille
Indictments in New York Crime Wave Led by Judge Collins
A sweeping crime wave across New York culminates in a murder and a series of robberies. Indictments target Dominic Diamiond and Anthony Payuno, linked to a Brooklyn bank heist and a jewelry burglary. Prosecutors promise speedy justice as authorities report $54,000 in stolen goods across several incidents and a linked poisoning scare.
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Metropolis
Tyo Brooklyn Bank
New York
Yank Mindis
Nyo Hayle
Mycednacers
Buvinklvey
Willa
Cru
Saveral
Mene Sulek
Toehnck
Matlin
Pennsylvania
Bronx
Morya An Jopeph Diamiond
Anthony Pay
Uno
Brooklyn Bank
Murdota
Margaret Gordon
Cleveland
Wan
Ald
Congress Today Senate to adjourn with ongoing debate
Congress today sees the Senate poised to adjourn after a day of continued debate while House leaders prepare for hearings and speakership talks. Key committees remain in session as negotiations on pending legislation proceed.
Indicted Yegos Targeted in City Slaying Case
Police and district attorneys pursue a complex web linking indicted suspects to a late night slaying at a Pennsylvania company office. Investigators trace connections to Rochester and New York criminals tied to regional safe cracking gangs. Grand jury actions and police inquiries aim to clarify roles in a broader series of robberies and murders across New York and Pennsylvania.
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Tria
Rochester
Buffalo
Fio Paw
Trin Jal
Tene Rockveter
Pelingylvania Sus
Slo
Nuifalo
Worl Charginie Fk Deyeee
Vesterglity
Thoms
Rochwiter
Patrick Murphy
Edward Smith
Hawold Martin
Aig
Martin
Tombe
Claverant
Ganic
Veges
Wort
New York
Vennsylvania
Synitti
Marthr
Srusterrtay
Munki
Vurkabits
Bperstrony
Tietishia
Nth
Two Arrests in Adirondacks Raid at King and Church
After numerous complaints police raided the home of Mrs. Ailin Austin at King and Church streets and arrested her and Arthur Gilbert. They faced charges of disorderly conduct, with Austin fined $25 and Gilbert $10, penalties remitted for Austin to return home to care for her children.
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Ailin Austin
King and
Church Streets
Arthur Gilbert
Polr
Max
Jatrate Porter
Gilbert
Adirondacks
Mothers New Work
Tiley
Mr. Austin
Conte
Erie Man Appointed to State Board of Undertakers
In Harrisburg on December 4 the State Board of Undertakers announced appointments and reappointments. The slate included Lainy Pinchot Rumsey Burton and others from Wilkes Barre and Hommelstown, with Chaslas A Baldi and Jorge W Katmany also named in the process.
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ERIE
Starrisburg
State Board of Undertakers
Lainy
Gay
Pinchot Rumsey Burton
Bile Luther
NM Kniffen
Wilkes Barre
Edgar E Baton
Willdisburg
Ierk Chaslas
A. Baldi
Philadelphia
Jorge W. Katmany
Honmelstown
Ford Boom in South Dakota Draws Party Endorsements
Pierre reports a pivotal party convention where Johnson, McAdoo, and Ludtollette receive strong backing for the major endorsement. Dawes accuses Ford of seeking a warlike ticket to control delegates, while Sterling and McMaster faces attacks over record and policy.
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United Prov
Pierre
Iiim Johnson
William Gibbs McAdoo
Robert M. Ludtollette
Dembcrasié
Parmer
Uuli & Rate
TH. Ke Dawes
Antinatoon League
McMaster
Sterling
McMantes
Oxens
Stertine
Kvohurrmins
Newberry
Dpitie Airlien
Bratliyya Ielowls
AicAdog
Gght
Fura Forede
Democratic Parare
Parmet Bar Party
Beaten and robbed by lodger friends in Elsinke case
United Press reports Mrs. Walters, a landlady in Patladephils, was gagged and robbed of about $1000 in jewelry by two men and a woman who had befriended her. She had lent money, claiming the baby was starving, then was bound and robbed after a plea about a dying child.
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United Press
Phils
Dee
Tey
Walters
Dane Jay
Walter
le Wanuin
A. Hie
Jess
Notable Talk At Corry Rotary Luncheon
Toho Brheken of the city Rex and former Corry man delivered a luncheon speech at the Phoenix My Brack meeting to aid local charity. He outlined achievements and ongoing efforts to help crippled children in Oil City and Franklin, drawing attention from the committee.
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Toho Brheken
Rex
Tary Glib
Corry
Phoenix
My Brack
Euty
Jr Oil
L. J. Kelly Becomes City Commissioner In Regular Session
L. J. Kelly is sworn in as city commissioner and takes office as temporary superintendent of public safety. The council, in a regular session, also appoints a balance of year for the post and reviews budget items, bills, and protests from residents on local street projects and a proposed sawmill.
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L. J. Kelly
Lexander
Liz Kelly
Rem
Wight
Ciy Commission
Jt Pt Bee
W. Parapas
Hravic
Howard
Tawary
Hay Politinne
Conncial Ul
Lauria
Bast Ving
Fund Weight
Center
Irving
Fenort
Bow Stith Street
Wright
Enet Gta
Seine
Sinclair Questioned in Senate Probe on Farm Shipments
United Press reports Harry Sinclair, the magnate who once controlled a New Jersey meat packing empire, was questioned by Senate investigators over a bio shipment of thorn bred hogs and cattle to Fall Ranch in New Mexico. The inquiry notes a shipment of hogs and cattle tied to Fall, a missing record, and a $1,100 payment on May 24, 1922, with unclear subsequent actions.
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United Pros
Washington
Harry Sinclair
Interior
Pal
Senate
Sinclair
New Jersey
Pall
News Mexico
Fall Ranch
Fall
Purther
New Yorks
Await Reply From America On Reparations
In Paris the reparation commission opens to set out experts for a proposed committee to assess Germany's ability to pay. Mass belief centers on this action being delayed until Washington clarifies the United States' attitude toward participation and related duties.
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United Prow
Paris
Germany
Ipmass
Washington
Rhgarding
United States
Arcitwle Tayyarda Participations
Elimination of Gag Rule Aims Progressive Reform
Washington December 4 Progressive forces push to end the gag rule in the House They seek to allow debate and votes on key changes including committee chair autonomy and stricter amendment access to prevent secret proceedings The proposal also calls for a full week’s notice before votes and formal records of amendments and action by the committees and the chair.
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United Prous
Washington
Progressive Republic
Hulttirys
Tnt
Cam Sfiittien
Paul
Gra Vite
Porker
Chin
Mer
Speiker
Favor Election of Federal Judges in Senate Proposal
A Progressive group seeks to introduce a bill in the Senate to elect federal judges. The measure, framed as a foundation for the party program, aims to broaden procedures tied to the federal judiciary.
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Washington
Choiy
Progressive Groupy
le Senpte
Aibeinfinanion
Tedural College
Dr Marx Faces First Real Test in Reichstag
Berlin dispatch reports the Reichstag session renewal marks the new German government’s test. Chancellor Mars and predeceasing ministers push stability, while parliamentary support sways and constitutional power questions loom over dissolution.
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Marx
Reichstag
Mir
Berlin
Odey
Mars
Strestmann
Wwe
Monty
Han Aydid
Mack
Banquet in Brownsville Tied to $50,000 Liquor Loot
Reported robbery details describe bandits seizing more than $50,000 in whiskey from a Brownsville banquet site seven miles south of here. Authorities pursued the suspects toward West Virginia as state police tracked leads and possible routes.
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Brownsville
United
Dec
Hove
Tiaweiliye
Svaigls
Cussiers
Henry Bave
Fredericktown
Bney
West Virginia
Toll of Poison Liquor in Philadelphia Rises in 1923
United Press reports more than 800 deaths attributed to poison liquor in Philadelphia on January 1, 1923, with investigators and officials warning of long prison sentences for ring members. Authorities issue 18 warrants as swift justice is pursued to curb the death toll and halt illegal saloons.
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Phila
United Preax Philadelpia
Dee 4
Frank Pati
Coroner's Office
Paul
United States
Justice O Wns
Rule Revision in House Sought by Both Groups
Washington December 4 Progressives and Democrats clash over rule revision as House ballots continue deadlocked in bid to elect a speaker Longworth signals compromise while progressive leaders press for party supported changes amid ongoing roll calls and adjournments until a breakthrough occurs
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Dalted Press
Washington
House
Longworth
Progressiven
Washiton
Democrats
Miles
Reprerki
Manve Nelrot
Te Fine Progressives
Tll
Guerete Demeratil
Ate
Nelson
Republican Party
Poly
Hall
Wien Ahs
Nonin
Sehick
Curtis
Senate
Lewlers
Howie
Gillett
Garret
Cowper
Sinother
Fullown Giller
Garrett
Wes Cooper
Spinguon
Kidnapped Chicago Girl Spark Police Roundup
Police circle several suspects after 12 year old Rose Barth vanishes Sunday night in Mont Clare. Authorities name former barber Joseph Abate, once inmate at Elgin asylum, as a prime suspect amid broader search for several men described by local girls.
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Dee 4Police
Rose Barth
Mont Clare
Rose
Wad Toreph Abtbate
Formar
Elgin
Abate
Wing F
Lehe
Jatore
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Messed Smith
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