Mayor orders city cleanup by police department enforcement
City chief executive Mayor Alexander issues immediate enforcement orders to Chief Frank to eradicate illegal liquor sales bootlegging gambling and all forms of law violations. The directive calls for a comprehensive citywide crackdown and strict compliance by police to restore order.
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Alexander
Frank
Pollo
Willeh
Turfio
Aeverhl
Gauibllaye
Prune
Hojollee
Mayur Alesanitet
Amd Hose Joluta
Seoul
Tulcon
Mayors Oedert
Ars
Mayor Says He Means Business On Enforcing Laws
The mayor asserts a firm crackdown following a May sweep against liquor houses, gambling dens, and disorder in the city. Police will eject violators and press for immediate prosecution while vowing no refuge for crime. Executives promise strict, sustained action to restore order and public safety.
Banquet Honors A Company Leaders At Bluebird Gate
A garbled report describes a banquet at the Bluebird Gate with Company A and Chaplain Mr S Ashton among attendees. Mentions of beer, toasts, and remarks by Captain Havayh, with references to community improvement, soldiers, and a planned meeting. Names like Troy Gillette and Arm Abel appear amid unclear details.
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Wonaigne Jy
Pheley
Tunis
Aongoul
Owetou Iluwsard
Owetou Iluwsard Preaided , ‘Winvely
Romarkn
Havayh
Klin Baniesous
Whu
PhD
Bet Joinwrks
Ghaplath
Avian
School Board Elects Officers at Unexpected Meeting
The meeting of the Board of Fallowen, attended by Directors Autos, Auer, Poy, Rogers and President Whittleney, elected Fallowen officers for 1981. The water issue was referred to the property committee. the board approved and ordered the November secretary’s report spread. Superintendent Wemmtred reported attendance at a Harrisburg educational congress under the Department of Poli Instruction. Christmas decorations were approved for the school and staff were asked to attend the statewide Educational Assembly from December 27 to 29.
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Board of Fallowen
Directorn Autos
Auer
Poy
Rogers
Whittleney
A. Lewin
Dr. Cuctin
Alion Ula
Fam G. Sweet
George Hy Barlow
Sind Yiow Grewilone
Fitive
F. J. Wailtodey
Marco Auge
Wemmtred
Educational Congress
Harrisburg
Air 1
Briday
Monity
Damineyard
Urgent Call For Support Of Premier
A fragmented report outlines pressure on the Premier amid the budget debate. It notes parliamentary maneuvering, cabinet solidarity tests, and calls for backing from Liberal members to avert government challenges. The piece mentions supplementary appropriations battles and possible resignations tied to initiative control.
Hospital Directors Meeting Reports and Local Plans
The board of directors gathered last evening in Corry to approve the conulltton report and Ming Collins moth ty report. The meeting covered updates from the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society and a study period conducted by Mia Patterson, with notes on local policing and a new annotated plan released by Mayor Memuider.
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Wirootara
Corry
Rogality
Ming
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
MS. i
Mia. Patterson
Vie Abil Dontini
Comuinurcial
Memuider
Brouve
Present tariff plans for year draw mixed reaction in Congress
Republican leaders and committee members indicate the tariff revision will span a year with nine months for deliberation. Key figures like Poulney and Michokin oppose changes while advocates push a broader revision, including possible income tax adjustments and new levies on luxury items.
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Brarbert W. Wailer
Washington
Uiio
Poulney
UBL
Belining
Beenie
Kordney
Olio
Turin
Baglin
Ana Tonett
Houston
Ag ‘St. Adparalie
Webich Aya
Aneany Committee
Toustaye Pen
Pawal
Toa Kien
Sulit
Betendiland
Ita
Lakewlan
Uniontown Arson Ring Hunt Continues as Fire Toll Rises
A flood of details from Uniontown describes a large arson investigation tied to a vast blaze. Officials report extensive property damage, multiple buildings burned, and probes into suspects linked to broader criminal networks. Police pursue leads, with arrests mentioned as part of ongoing enforcement actions.
New York Central Loses 300 Jobs At West Albany Shops
United Press reports over 300 workers in the New York Central car shops at West Albany are laid off amid a department-wide cutback. Officials cited reduced demand and operating difficulties as the cause.
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NEW York Central
Albany
Rec
West Atlas Ani
Wert
Vice President of the League Resigns Amid Disagreement
Henry Wood reports in Geneva that the resignation of Vice President Pyetredon signals a rift within the League of Nations. Argentina and other small nations face shifting loyalties as delegates debate independence and assembly presidencies during a tense session.
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Henry Wood
Oeneva
League of Nations
Honorig
Pueytredon
He Assembly
Sonier
Queresnor
Ubin Jy
Keeles
Arsientine
Pyestredon
Malaya
W. Nel Rowell
Union City Game Attendance Notice
City fund invites spectators to attend the Union City game with access through Ben Siverry organizer of the Krownies. Manager Starr and Heloy yuraga are cited as figures supporting the event, with details about venue and accommodations mentioned. The fragmentary text suggests a community promotion for attendance and related arrangements.
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Keystone Union
Tomoe Fom Wight
Ben Siverry Saiager
Krownies
Starr Lan Ar
Volkegs
Moon Fustil
Destroyed Slot Machines Report Across District
A garbled report notes several slot machines were destroyed in a sale led by an official named Erle poling. The document mentions a marked risk and an attorney named Bilte, with unclear details about the incident or authorities involved.
Five New York Men Face Death Penalty at Sing Sing
Detained with little hope of clemency, five men including Arey Jams Canad Foxeph Milano Charidy Motaughlin and Howat Baker are sentenced to the electric chair at Sing Sing for killings tied to a crime spree that began with a store robbery and a constable shooting. Governor Parker weighs clemency as appeals echo in Albany.
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Albany
Hing Sing
Senate
Ily
Wien
Canad Foxeph Milano
Charidy Motaughlin
Dewtos
New York
Howat Baker
Tichester
Brome Subway Hinkot
Obra
Ealied
Euler
Philiten
Sioy
Smith
Phare
Resumption of Irish fighting now expected
London dispatch reports renewed fighting between Sinn Fein and British forces in Ireland as prospects for a quick peace fade. Government officials, church leaders, and Irish figures weigh possible terms while discussions with Lloyd George and Arthur Griffiths shift toward negotiation, though no clear settlement emerges.
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London
Des
Rierit
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Anonid Krkarm
Emvnsary
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Pence
Sions
Arthas Benderson
Fom
Aduyomo
Tahoe
Wesk
Treland
Henderson
Archbishop Clune
Crem
Lloyds George
Tright
Father Clay
Harding weighs conferee list for looming cabinet reshuffle
Reporter Raymons Clapper describes President elect Harding assembling a list of conferees to advise on the League of Nations issue. He plans to consult Senators Hitchcock of Nebraska and Sugliss of Rhode Island, with potential calls to women like Raymond Robins and Mildred Taylor. The circle around Harding tightens as cabinet plans move forward.
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Matin
C. Dee
Warren G. Harding
Maron
Amg Trempor
Gilufry Hitchcock
Nebraska
Sehelo
Aénatoe Siiglis
Ricsimessue
Geoster Harding
Mim Raymond Robins
Chigago
Taylor Toton
Ohio
Nenator Harding
Senwla
Franks
Gavarsor Cox
Prauingdl
Aphoime
Mha
Hart Inghendgnartorn
Honator Harding
Police quell near riot in Madison Garden
A chaotic incident in Madison Garden escalated from an argument over a box aboard a six day bike event. Police moved to quell the disturbance as bystanders fled the area and several people were detained for questioning.
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Unites Preay
Amatellia
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