Japan Said To Approve Four Power Proposal
Washington reports unofficial advices indicate Japan approved a four power Pacific settlement replacing Anglo-Japanese naval limits. France seeks parity naval status. talks hint at reviving the Verwa shackle agent to restrain fleets. Delegates show cautious optimism amid last minute French dissent.
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Unionists Confer On Irish Peace Treaty Review
Unionists meet in Heleast to review the Anglistrish accord amid war concerns. Sir Tamion Grijy led the session as the Diyter shinee formulae were examined by Talontet members of the ister parliament.
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Johnstown Editor Dan Midleton McGurs Dies
Dan Midleton McGurs, editor of the Johnstown Tribune and a leading Western Pennsylvania newspaper figure, died at Memorial Hospital from complications after a long illness. The death ends a notable career in journalism.
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Johnstown
Dan Midleton McGurs
Johnstown Tribune
Pennsylvania
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Landis Backs Draft Plan Ahead of Convention
Beth Landis, commissioner, supports a player draft plan as a major topic at the convention. The draft would select players by a formal phasing method, with details still unclear and the move cited as pivotal for the event.
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Fire destroys forge near Wilkes Barre
A major blaze nearly wiped out the forge house of a firm near Wilkes Barre. Firefighters battled the flames as streets and nearby buildings faced danger, with authorities reporting extensive damage and a total loss for the site.
Typhoid Fever Outbreak Reported In North Girard Area
Health officials report a typhoid cases rising in North Girard with scattered outbreaks in two districts. Dr R Q Miller notes some chickenpox and scarlet fever activity, but no fatalities expected. jail health screening aims to curb spread.
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Scientific Demonstrations Engage Library Audience
Montravillé Wood led a well attended Library Lecture on a string of scientific demonstrations. The talk covered ultra violent rays gyroscope cold light stored light and wireless tech with clear explanations for lay readers and strong audience approval.
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Legion Post Meeting Called For Tomorrow Night
An important meeting of the Archie Thampyon Post of the American Legion will be held in the phi rooms of the organization tomorrow night. A special business item is scheduled and every member is urged to be present.
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Reparations Talks Highlight Friendly Tone From Premier
Washington reports President expresses pleasure at Lloyd George stance toward United States in exclusive message to the United Press.
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Jlording Otdny
Two Train Robbers Shot Dead Near Dunkirk
Police say two men attempted a train robbery near Dunkirk New York were shot to death. One of the pair crawled to St Mary's Orphans Home and died there while the other was found deceased beside the track after the incident.
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Britain backs Irish proposal amid Pact debates
United Press report from London: a surge of British approval for the Irish settlement accelerates ratification efforts while Bonar Law converts to support. Ulster premier Craig to meet Lloyd George. Ulster’s stance may be temporary. In Washington, Borah calls for a rewritten Versailles treaty to restore Europe and protect American interests.
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Lloyd George Emphasizes Irish Cooperation For World Peace
In a New York message Lloyd George says Irish cooperation would advance peace among nations and lessen U S British tensions. He may not attend the Washington conference but hopes to visit the United States after it. Also reported, the submarine S48 sank Bridges harbor bund at 10:40 am yesterday. crew escaped through a torpedo tube and were rescued.
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Claims He Was Beaten by Wife and Seeks Divorce
Howard Fritts filed for divorce in common pleas court alleging his wife Marsnee Pritts battered him and forced him from their home after their 1917 marriage. The case cites repeated abuse and an eviction, with the next court date set for February.
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Driver Fails To Stop After City Collision
Mystery surrounds a fatal crash last night on Fairview street when a speeding car struck Mrs Yaeger, knocked her unconscious, and then fled. Police seek the vehicle and its occupants amid unclear details and ongoing inquiries.
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France Seeks Larger Navy Amid Global Rivalry
The Branch delegation requests France be given a theoretical third place in world naval ranking. They advocate a fleet larger than Japan’s, arguing for prestige even if France cannot immediately field such a force. The United Press reports the position as of today.
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Ten Yankees Hanged in One Town Reported
Washington dispatches describe a violent claim that twelve American soldiers were hanged in a single town as part of a sensational charge. Senator Tom Watson of Georgia commented amid hearings on alleged cruelties, while George Taylor of Philadelphia is cited as a source.
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Representative Flood Dead in Washington Area
Representative Henry A. Flood of Virginia dies in Washington after a month-long illness due to heart trouble. His death ends a lengthy tenure and shocks colleagues who described him as active in public service.
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Dec
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Mine Workers Board Upholds Expulsion Of Howat
United Press reports the executive board of the United Mine Workers sustained the expulsion of Alexander Howat insurgent president of the Kansas Union district, affirming action taken against him and its fallout across the union.
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Riots in Chicago Hurt Dozens In Labor Clash
Riots in Chicago injured about 40 people as picketing workers clashed with police near a meat packing yard. Authorities ordered riot control measures and 200 riot guns to prevent renewed violence while officials warned against home visits to workers.
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Pipeline work expands from Bunnell Farm to city gas supply
The Pennsylvania Gas Company begins construction of a four inch pipeline from Bunnell Farm east of the city to valve houses on Hast Smith Street. Gas from the nearby field is expected to supply the city shortly after the first of the year while No. 4 and other wells continue work nearby.
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Directors of Chamber Meet Last Night
The Chamber of Commerce directors discussed arrangements with the City Engineer for adequate drawings and specifications of properties. They urged delinquent members to pay pledges, considered a community skating rink, and endorsed selling Christmas Seals to support campaigns.
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Postmaster Orders Seals Placed On Reverse Side Of Mail
Bentley announces orders from the department prohibiting Christmas Seals on the address side of mail. The seals must be placed on the reverse side to avoid postage stamp trouble. The change aims to prevent confusion and ease mail processing.
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Irreconcilables Clash as Ireland Peace Talks Open
Dublin dispatch reports the Sint Fain cabinet meeting to discuss a proposed Anglokrish peace treaty. Opposition groups demand a republic and argue against an absolute agreement with Britain while President De Valera and Ramons J De Valera oversee the talks.
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Dry Christmas in New York drives crackdown on bootleggers
United Press reports New York intensifies anti liquor campaign ahead of Christmas. Authorities announce a wave of indictments against bootleggers as they push to curb illicit alcohol during the holiday period.
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