New Corry Display Showcases Magnificent Colonial Furnishings
A corrected report describes the Corry product lineup to be shown at the New York and Grand Rapids furniture exhibitions in January. The display features an 8 by Magnificent line of Colonial Bouter balath period decor in mahogany and other woods. Plans include fourteenv display pieces and several notable items such as the Anvorinan Walgit and Adam Mi hogany. Production at the Lar] Tocal plant will expand, with hundreds of units to be manufactured by February. The plant operates overtime, with orders for Phinory and Lithatin Hight machinery and automations installed to support the large display and anticipated demand. The exhibit aims to spark interest in Corry’s new line among furniture circles.
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Pndinal Gilroy
Government to Establish Air Route Between Chicago and New York
Washington Dec 4 The Post Office Department announced plans to establish an air route service between Chicago and New York with a capacity of four tons per hour. The project, funded by a recent appropriation, envisions a network of landing and relay stations including a key station at Williamsport Pennsylvania and another at Nilow, Ohio.
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Chicago
New York
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Victor Cariatrons
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Willianopont
Nilow
Spartanburg Woman Dead in Sudden Home Death
Spartanburg resident Jane Puller Rogers died suddenly at her daughter's home early Friday morning after years of heart disease. The funeral will be held Friday at 1 PM at the home, with Rev. Anthony Groves of the M Church officiating. Relatives and friends, including May Buckley and Jennie McGray family, gathered in Spartanburg for the service.
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Camotary
Northcliffe Denounces Proposals In Interview
Northcliffe denounces proposals in a treated interview. The piece reveals strong opposition to German policies, warnings of rising tension in Europe, and calls for Britain and its allies to reject terms. The report cites unnamed officials and references to political maneuvers in London and Berlin.
Christmas Cantata Presented by School Children
A Christmas cantata featuring school children will be performed tomorrow evening under the direction of music supervisor AlinG. About five hundred pupils are rehearsed and many parents are expected. The program includes a variety of choruses and instrumental numbers with a special attraction in Hind inkaunily songs. The event aims to showcase student talent and community support.
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Seoron
Sehool
Audi Lorum
Ma Papo
Aoly
Oleh
Puldile
Damage suit against Erie Railroad in Meadville trial
In Meadville a jury hears a $25,000 damages case against the Erie Railroad by Mrs. DAL alleging her husband was killed near Millore Station when a depot pull of passengers was struck by a train as he attempted to retrieve a package. The railroad denies liability, arguing the deceased trespassed on railroad property at the time.
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Millon
Biatfon
Millore
Bie
Community Christmas Tree Planned Across City for Yuletide
A long standing community Christmas tree event is set for Friday evening December 24. Committees were named to arrange the tree lighting between the Arlington Hotel and Mo Villimon Restaurant, with a chorus of children and musical programs from local organizations. No presents will be exchanged, but Yuletide joy and citywide lighting will illuminate the area. The event traces back to Madison Square in 1919 and has grown to hundreds of towns across the nation.
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New York
Madison Squirett
Hutt
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United State
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Boston Common
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Kelty Gruitvs Park
Anany
Relatives Refuse Body of man who jumped to death
Web reports a death by suicide of John Donthi aged five two at Hamot Hospital after a fall from a third story window. Relatives refused the body, hospital officials withheld details, coroner Carlot ordered transport to Hunley morgue, and no inquest will be held. The incident occurred the night prior with police involvement and Union Station pickup.
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Hiamot Hospital
Coronir Cardot
Walt “Phiieh
Philadelphia
Crosby Recovers After Surgery in Baltimore and West Virginia
News from the city reports Mr. Crosby fully recovering from a recent operation performed in Baltimore. He had been managing a successful poultry farm in Co Bolol, W. Va, and has a history of writing for several newspapers including the ae senate a Mr. Crosby 3 Jearn.
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Baltimora
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Allies Heed Warning of Briand
London reports December 14 as Briand and allied leaders issue warnings amid tensions over peace terms. The text notes cautious responses from Germany and observers while officials emphasize vigilance and unity in diplomatic talks about the future of European security.
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Telek
Kalver
Briand'y Warnlig
Tol
Christmas Box Sent To Company A
A Christmas box sent to Company A and another about to be sent to Company A at the border was filled with gifts for all members. Donations funded purchase of items for the box and the project, recognizing the efforts of those working hard at the border camp to bring holiday cheer.
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Company A
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Mehoya
Tracey
Tha Aman
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Toca
Erie man found dead amid poison near home
George W. Morse, fifty, was found dead in Louisville, Kentucky, near a bottle of poison and a broken water pitcher. His widow learned of his death hours after telegrams about his condition. Morse, a city employee for Gulf Refining, left a note and medication in his pocket. His daughter Merlonea Morse and sister-in-law Margie Plante reported he had complained of severe ailments before death.
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Tryin al Lao
Mra AS. Plante
Iim
Tre. Binney
British Steamers Torpedoed by German Submarine
A United Press dispatch from Amsterdam dated December 14 reports two British steamers torpedoed by a German submarine. One vessel, laden with munitions and coal, was struck and sunk, while the other ship's cargo included coal and carbons.
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Amterdam
iGar- Tan
Doniare
Atekqor
New York Magistrate Wins Libel Verdict
New York magistrate Corrigan was awarded 85000 dollars in a libel suit against Hobbs Merrill Publishing Company over the novel Goda Man by Harold Bronson Moward. The book alleged Corrigan is a chief character amid a Tammany Hall tale mocking a New York magistrate. Mrs Saville, the novelist’s ex-wife, was arrested during the trial and held for further charges.
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New York
Magic
Teat Soneph
Corrigan
Bulliot
Hobbs Merrill Publishing Company
Goda Man
Haroid Bronson Moward
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Notoriauy
Saville
Magiatrate
Local coal situation not changed in city
Local dealers say coal shortage persists with contracted supply meeting about 2.40 per ton including freight, while open market prices hover around 5 to 7.50 per ton. Demand remains high due to ongoing car and labor shortages, keeping prices elevated.
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Brumbaugh Demands Resignation From State Superintendent
United press report from Murrinbung dated December 14 states Governor Brumbaugh asked for the resignation of A Navin Pome roy, State Superintendent of Public Printing and Bindings. The political split within the Republican party is hinted, with potential further changes looming on Capitol Hill.
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Drumbaugh
A. Navin Pomeroy
Ponmeay
Ponteroy
Republican Party
Senate approves immigration bill amid veto threats
The Senate passed the immigration measure by 64 votes to 7. President had threatened a veto due to literacy clauses. administration plans to push nationwide provisions and a million-wide food designation to curb rising prices, as reported from Washington DC.
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Weather outlook points to colder Friday ahead
Uncertain southerly winds ease as a cold frontal boundary approaches. Expect a cooler Friday with lingering clouds and a chance of light showers, followed by a gradual warming trend over the weekend as high pressure builds.
Dairymen Hold Meeting Here Today
About thirty five dairymen from Concord and Wayne townships gathered at the Lytle Theatre as a Northwestern Venmiylyaahi Mile Peodugary Association branch began forming. Notables included Crowell, Smauh, Ly, Hage Krowek, Pollette, Mea singer, Obnstwed, and Col. McCray with Farm Agent Lehman and Ziewenhil present. Officials likely to be elected at a later meeting after initial steps for Gerry Branch completion.
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Crowell
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Hage Krowek
J. Pollette
William Measinger
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Lehman
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Erle
Thass
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Gerry
Offhers
Partial reply to peace note widens wartime gaps
United Press reports Bonar Law offered a cautious reply in Parliament to German peace proposals. He argued that credit of 400 million pounds was needed to sustain wartime expansion as daily expenditures reached about 5.7 million pounds, with adequate reparation and security key to any settlement.
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Ae Wulth
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Tynarenaing
Villistas Take Town from Government Troops
United Press report from El Paso dated December 14 describes Villistas seizing the town of San tx Roxalea north of Chik busta Thorn after routing 300 Carringista soldiers. Government forces were driven back and the bandits soon took possession before evacuating the town.
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Oil City Faces Gas Shortage Disruption
Oil City suffers a gasoline shortage with disruptions expected for two hours this afternoon. Residents report limited stock and lines forming as supply tightens.
United States Forwards The Peace Note
United States forwards a peace note via its embassy, delivering a message to Paris, Petrograd, London and other capitals. The dispatch signals Washington’s push for negotiation as Lloyd George’s stance could influence the monarch’s policies and possible peace terms.
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Luconier
Washington
Wilcox
Lloyd Guorge
Lloyde George
Peach
Christmas Ship Caesar Leaves for Beirut with Aid
United States naval collier Caesar sailed from New York bound for Beirut with relief supplies for Armenian and Syrian refugees. Officials including Mayor, ambassadors and a presidential representative spoke at departure. The relief package, totaling about 2.5 million dollars, funds aid for millions in need, including food, clothing, and essential supplies.
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Beirut
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Hilton
Fred Hoenes Honor Party From Friends
Fred Hoenes friends hosted a birthday anniversary party in his honor. The event featured invitations, speeches, and compliments, with toasts and gifts presented. Guests mingled as the evening progressed and extended best wishes for many happy returns.
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