Pinchot proposal eyed as potential calamity in coal talks
In Washington on December 10 1922 Samuel Wariner chairman of the Operators arbitration conference attacked Governor Pinchot proposed settlement as a calamity to the industry urging a continuing joint agency and impartial arbitration to resolve coal strikes. Three youths confessed to looting a service station in Conneaut and to robbing Phillips jewelry store in Erie and were held on bail as Pinkerton and local police linked them to multiple regional robberies.
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Federat Coal
Samuel TD. Wariner
Aithra
American Mining Congress
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Pihicbotis
Sid McCeptance
Warrister
Congress
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Ohio City
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Erie
Conneaut
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Frank Gillette
Jett
Sonneaut
Toon
Chie
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Corry
Lormer
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Pittsburgh
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WE Phillips
Flehis Ynorning
Three Rowth
Pinkerton
Ohio
John Dufhs
Pinsburgh
George
Edward Parrell
N.Y
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Brook
Horton J. Davis
Tyig
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Polite Dunkle
Conroy
Phillipe
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J. L. Rikers
Charles Murphy
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Arie
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Operative Century
Prokerton Agency
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Scalise
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Meyer Loan
Myrtle Street
Miners Feared Dead After Alabama Gas Explosions
In Birmingham Alabama December 10 officials fear all twenty miners trapped in the Overton mine’s No 2 slope have perished after two gas explosions. Rescue attempts were hampered by damp conditions delaying operations.
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Little Hope
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Alabama Fire and Front Company
Eleven Penns' congressmen as chairmen
The Republican committee on committees displaced Wisconsin insurgents from chairmanships and elevated several Pennsylvanians to key posts. Pennsylvania benefited as eleven Pennsylvanians gained important committee chair positions, including military and foreign affairs, judiciary, and expenditures.
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United Pres
Washington
Pwis
Wisconsin
Fen Committee
Aly
July M Nelgon
State Senator Griswold to Address Women’s Club
State Senator Marvin B. Griswold of Ririe will address the Women’s Club at the municipal building Monday evening. Club officers do not know the topic but expect remarks on his Harrisburg experiences and activities. The visit is expected to be a winter feature of the program with many members anticipated.
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Stowe
Marvin B. Griswold
Ririe
Will Andress
Grisicotd
Will Buly
Addoen
Harrisburg
Senator Grinwold
Big City
Keey Aimpa
Five Best Radio Features Broadcast Nationwide
A listing shows WBAL Baltimore and stations like KOO Oakland KGO Oakland and KDKA East Pittsburgh airing varied programs at evening hours. It notes performances from emI-Org in Lynwood Burns and a Rainbow production with orchestral and military bands across multiple markets.
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WBAL
Baltimore
Lynwood Burnsham
Oakland
Pacific
KGO
KDKA
Pittsburg
Little Symphony
Allegheny Glee Club to Perform Here Monday
Allegheny College Glee Club will give a concert in Meadville on Monday evening under the Senior class of Corry High School. Tickets are selling quickly and a large audience is expected in the auditorium as the group tours to Erie next. The program includes popular numbers and specialties with the usual varied selections.
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Meadville College
Corry High Soho
Graduatethe Glass
Washington
Allegheny
Waris
Thost
Pease
Erie
Methodist Social Univ i
Hew Barnes
Holiday trade shows rise as outlook brightens locally
Merchants report early Christmas trading picks up with holiday displays and deeper stock than last year. Shoppers count on robust sales as Christmas savings checks circulate and Santa visits are planned two weeks ahead.
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Coast Guard crews court martialled over Florida smuggling
Washington December 10 the entire crew of two coast guard patrol boats assigned to patrol duty off Florida to suppress smuggling have been court martialled or conniving with bootleggers the Justice department announced today.
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Ay United
Washington
En ‘Tire
Coast Guard
Florida
Justice Department
City Chest Meeting Open to General Public
Leaders announced a community chest campaign kickoff in Cory with a public meeting Friday evening. Dina Jones of Erie Manufacturers will address, dinner at 1 will cost 1 each, and reports from survey and nominating committees will be presented.
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Corry
Cory
O'Clok
Wwkes
zhitayeVeniuk
Farmer Timothy Shay Found Slain in Bath Road
United Press reports Timothy Shay a Bath area farmer was found dead in the road between Cofting and Bath New York. Coroner Felleck Campbell is holding Enright Lampbell brother of Police Commissioner Richard Enright New York on an open charge related to the death. A bloodstained axe was reported found on Enright premises.
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United Press
Bath
N.Y
Timothy Shay
Cofting
Felleck
Campbell
Shay
Enright
Lampbell
Richard Enright
New York
Debate on Tax Bill Continues in House
The House returns to debate on an 845000 federal tax reduction bill as members grow tired of the long session. Democrats Rainay Lifhols and Penvesver oppose the measure, while New York Republican Mill offers a spirited reply amid sporadic exchanges.
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United Prasa
Washington
House
Vatican displeased at day leaders action
Rome reports Vatican circles disapprove of the publicity given to a recent letter from the United Committee for Prohibition Enforcement. They view the public release before papal awareness as improper and potential interference with domestic policy debates on Prohibition.
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SY United
Rome
United Committee
Washington
United States
Holy
Coun
Mine Strike Talks Collapse in Pennsylvania Region
After a day of secret discussions with striking miners and operators, the joint committee aims to elect a substitute for the rejected purchase proposal. The parties plan to pack up and end the strike today, signaling a resolution close to certainty.
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Philadelpina
Dee
Wausinees Mer
Guibg
Purchit Pedce
Senate considers fixed prices for agricultural products
A bill in the Senate proposes a government cooperative to set arbi trary prices for farm goods, arguing farmers would get a fair return based on the aggregate value of their production assets. Senator Shipfields Barmertabor from Minnesota supports the plan as the most favored proposal.
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Washington
Senate
Barmertabor
Minhescu
Denied Death Sentence For Thompson Reported
War Department announced President Coolidge did not approve the death sentence for Light Jon S Thompson of Hy S Army on charges of murdering Miss Audrey Harel in Manila earlier this year. Thompson, a native of Parnassus Pennsylvania, is noted in the report.
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Det
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Coolie
Light
Jon S. Thompson
S Army
Audrey Harel
Manila
Thompson
Parnassus
Senate moves to recognize Soviet Union
Senator Borah introduces a resolution in the Senate seeking recognition of the Soviet Union. The measure, brought by the Foreign Relations Committee chair, aims to explore formal diplomatic ties, signaling a shift in U.S. policy.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Tne
Horali
Outrage at Mosul Christians fuels League debate
Geneva dispatch reports Turkish refusal to attend League of Nations session over Mosul deportations. Christians alleged massacres and thousands deported, with camps and destitute arrivals in Iraq. Turkish rep withdraws as appeals rise for action by Britain and the Assembly.
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United Press
Geneva
Mosuly
League of Nations
Esse
Uerich Wal
Aevorrling
Iraq
Zakha
Basil
Lekeus
Great Britain
Tewfik Rogsahi Kay
Howe Wrurefie
Angers
Erie Engineer Killed in Freight Crash
Abraham J. Hurns of the Erie's Shiraga Ayer was killed when a freight car sideswiped the AEHIS locomotive in Sarson Ohio. The freight car was shoved onto a siding as the Ayer approached on the main line. The cab section where Burns sat was torn away and emergency brakes were applied.
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Ohio
Abraham J. Hurns
Erie
Shiraga Ayer
Rab Aehis
Burns
Hantington
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