Free Staters and Rebels Struggle in Dublin Crisis
Dublin reports say more executions will follow Rory O Connor and three others at Mount Joy as the Free State government doubles down on a harsh reprisal policy. The attack sparks fear insurgents will target Free State supporters while British approval remains unclear. The Ridgway Record notes stock concerns tied to Motors Mortgage Company and a federal receivership, urging stockholders to hold or modestly sell as stock value is uncertain but expected to recover.
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Mount Joy
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Goriers Aly
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Cosgrive
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Ridiway
Motors Mortgage Company
Ridgway Daily
Motor Mortgiye
Hie State
Ele
President Opens Way to Association of Nations Pact
President Harding signals Congress toward a long delayed Association of Nations pledging Pacific peace and Atlantic powers ties. He hopes for a favorable reception to the plan and deeper negotiations, while Clemenceau and Hughes back the proposal in recent talks at the White House.
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Association OF Nations
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Hapding
Congress
Agenc
Almiia
Provident
Pacific
France
Japan
Atlantic
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Harding
Hughes
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Franca
Gudi
Clemanceau
White Howe
Five Key Issues Highlight Fight in Pennsylvania Legislature
In Harrisburg five major questions will shape the new legislature's agenda. Finance and banking, labor laws, liquor policy, forestry development, and the highway construction program stand as pivotal acts. The chamber, a mix of administration allies and opposition blocs, faces maneuvers as factions shift loyalties to influence outcomes.
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Pennsylvania
United Pro
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Iowa
Pew
Noted Lecturer Draws Large High School Audience
Clarence Oliver Moore, premier lecturer on the Royal Lyceum electric, spoke to a large audience at the High School auditorium. His talk titled Head was praised for humor and everyday life insight, drawing strong praise from attendees. The Davies Opera Company is set to appear on January 4th as the next program entry.
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Audle
Clarence Oliver Moore
Royal Lycrum Electic
Moore
Davies Oper Company
Ape
Posring Hare
Powder Blast Kills Six Near Pittston
A blast at Black Diamond Powder Mills Suscon near Pittston Pa killed six workers and injured others. Communications fail and relief trains rush to the scene as authorities verify victims names and respond to the disaster.
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Suscon
State Day Leader to Occupy Local Pulpit
Dr D B P Prugh, Pennsylvania State Prohibition Committee chair, will occupy the pulpit at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning and evening. He is a noted prohibition advocate and will speak on The Lordship of Christ as Related to Our National Life and The Messed Hope. All are invited to attend.
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D. B. P. Prugh
Pennsylvania State Prohibition Committee
Presbyterian Church
Prugh
Harri Hung Bu Ik
Pennsylvania
Aldess
Lordship of Christ
Emmanuel Choir Special Program At Church Event
Emmanuel Church hosts a Sunday evening program by the choir. Mrs O Blise and Miss Thor oty Waller arrange seating with Waller performing Hear My Cry. Pastor Ray M. Ashton delivers the address as offerings go to the choir for church needs.
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Emmanuel Church
Thoroty Waller
Jteoluder
Waller
Migs Wallet
Ray M
Ashton
Oliver
Addreny
Clreh Mude
Funeral Services For David Barlow Held Yesterday
Private funeral services were held for the late David Barlow yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at 100 East Main Street. Rev. P. M. Redinger conducted the service in the home, with many flowers surrounding the casket. Relatives acted as pallbearers and interment followed at Fine Cove Cemetery. Attendees included Mrs. Lonan of Warnin, Charles Owens of Bries, and Mrs. Leverse of Cobos.
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Davie Barlow
Afuriodh
East Main Percc
P. M. Redinger
At BH
Chute
Caskoh
Ai Lonan
Warnin
Pais
Charles Owens
Bries
Mra 2
Leverse
Cobos
Jersey School Burns Incendiary Blamed
Oxford New Jersey reports a fire that destroyed Oxford High School, suspected incendiary origin. Estimated losses place total damage around 7 000 dollars with property loss about 20 000 dollars. Fire brigades from nearby towns aided due to scarce water. Authorities pursue leads, with investigations referencing prior fires at other institutions.
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United Prose
Oxford
N. J
Oxford High School
Westgtanes
Arthoritus
Elkie Academy
Blalestowsy'Ni Ji
Senator Dawid Ay Reed Receives Distinguished Medal in France
United Press report from Washington states Senator Dawid Ay Reed of Pennsylvania was awarded the distinguished service medal in France for exceptionally meritorious and distinguished services. The ceremony highlighted Reed's contributions as a U.S. senator and liaison duties abroad.
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United Pram Wasilington
Dawid Ay Reed
Pennsylvania
Hur
Maesivorlus
Stevices
French Tiger On Last Lap Of American Trip
Georges Clemenceau known as the Tiger tours the United States making pleas for France and peace. He meets with officials, praises Four Power Pacific efforts, and plans speeches in Philadelphia Chicago and New York before sailing home on the Paris.
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Chicago
New York
United Press
Philadelphia
Georges Clemenceau
Atmerica
Tirope
Hid
Bethlehem
Charles M. Schwab
Iger
Washington
Tiker
Harding
Congrest
Pacific
Clemenceau
Europe
Rae Clemenceatt
Academy
Philadelphia Forum
W. W. Atterbury
Boona
Paris
Banc
Celebrated Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed
Mr and Mrs BP Owen of North West Street Golph celebrated their golden wedding anniversary yesterday with an elaborate dinner for immediate family at their daughter’s home on West Pleasant Street. Holiday flowers adorned the scene as friends called to offer congratulations and gifts and cards were presented to the couple.
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BP. Owen
North West Street
Percy McCray
West Pleasant Street
Mex
Owen
Tiger Pleads For U S Cooperation In Global Pact
Georges Glemsneean premier of France calls for immediate negotiations with Washington to replace the Leneye national order as the United States joins other nations in a world agreement. The proposal aims to reorganize Europe and secure a new framework for international relations.
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United Preca Philadelputa
Georges Glemsneean
Tigde” Sur
France
World’s Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Meet In Philadelphia
The 27 nations represented marked the significance of the convention held in Philadelphia November 10. The Academy of Music overflowed with delegates and visitors, while nearby churches hosted overflow gatherings. Erie County officers will speak December 4 at Corry M. E. Church recounting lessons heard in Philadelphia, inviting all to attend.
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Philadelphia
Hiich
Academy of Music
Corry M. 2
Erie County
Weiddnien
Two killed five hurt in auto train collision near Charleston
An auto train crash near Charleston injures five with two dead and one seriously hurt. The impact occurred when a fast passenger train rear-end collided with another train near Hyeako today, according to local reports.
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United Press
Charleston S
Hyeako
Leaders Open Allied Conference as Mussolini Attends
The London talks begin with Premier Bonar Law hosting Mussolini and Poincare as security tightens around allied delegates. British French Italian leaders gather at No 10 Downing Street for a pivotal Versailles era conference, with U S observers present and signaling a forthcoming stance on Laussane.
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Wari
Sone
Poincare
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Aly
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Iytel
Aluuwound
Britain
Pranos
Italy
Belgium
Harvey
Versailles
Bonar Law
Bent Law
Poin Care
Polware
Thawnng
Bellum
Early Action Promised On Proposals In Congress
United Press reports Congress moved to begin carrying out Harding's broad program including tax, rural credit, and immigration reforms. The Ways and Means Committee plans to pursue a constitutional amendment on exempt securities, with a likely House vote next Wednesday. Debates over railroad reforms, child labor, and prohibition are noted, with divisions among leaders on swift action. In Ireland, Martin Titegbald of the Freeman's Journal died, per Irish Republican Army communiqué.
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Altho Vitin
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Agriculture and Banking and Currency
Anderson
Alh
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Worle Railrug
Railroad Labor Board
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Senate
Immigration ‘Committee
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Thrace
Teaders
United Prom Dublin
Martin Titegbald
Free State
The
Freeman's Journal
Wits Horse Breeder
Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Hammer Murderess Reported in Mexico
United Press dispatch from Juarez reports Clara Phillips the so called Hammer Murderess who escaped a Los Angeles jail after conviction for the Albers Meadows murder is believed hiding in northern Mexico. Juarez authorities and El Paso police say a heavily veiled woman was seen near the outskirts of the city and that a car was involved. The case links Phillips to the Oklahoma murder of E.J. Amon.
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United Press
Juarez
Mex
Dee
Clara Phillips
Tiger Wom
Los Angeles
Hammer
Albers Meadows
ChihuaRild
Northern
Kiluahu
Slade Smith
Zl Phso
Juarez Palick
Feria Automobile
Ie Cily
EL Paso
Phillips
Clare Sith Hamon
Alexica
Jokeamon
Oklahoma
Hame F
Protécelan
Chihuahua
Leese
New Officers for Woodmen's Circle
The Woodmen circle met Tuesday evening December 6 and elected officers including Gualdivi te y phing Smith East Guastlian Antinnie Tobbs, Cora Cobury as Adviser, Tda Barton Chaplain, Mangaret Waiters Glork, Luella Chase Bankey, Tha Hesson Tyner Seatiel, Clira Landers Outer Sentinel, Lottie Seamons Minloian, Nellie Pierce Grace Onhs Grace Shannon as Managers.
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Woodmen
Gualdivi
Teyphing Smith
East Guastlian
Antinnie ‘Tobbs
Advis Cora Cobury
Tda Barton
Glork—Mangaret Waiters
Bankey
Luella Chase
Tyner Seatiel
Tha Hesson Outer Sentinel
Clira Landers
Minloian Lottie Seamons
Nellie Pierce
Grace Onhs
Grace Shannon
Urge Stringent Laws To Curb Reckless Auto Driving
A seer and multiple officials from New York Detroit and Portland call for strict speeding laws and tougher driver examinations. Leaders cite high accident rates and urge licensing revocation for reckless motorists while supporting speed governors and enhanced enforcement to curb dangerous driving nationwide.
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Dees Orail
Lee
Oregon State
Oregon State|ench Cur-And-Chow To the City Gxingers
Nike
Afl
Bel Lansing
Arthur B. Averykowersion
Pew Owners
Hilo Jis
Yecretary
Lansing Automobile
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Eddi Rickenbacker
American Aviation
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County Sanity Board
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Duta
Hende
Inkepirtnesa
Dallas
George R. Angell
Erseur
Rikld
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