Troops Deployed to Kansas Coal Fields Amid Amazon Army Fears
Kansas guardsmen move into Crawford County and surrounding districts to suppress what authorities call the Amazon Army of striking women. Officials report 3,000 miners’ wives and sisters threatening cordoned lines and potential actions to invade Cherokee County, as sheriffs and state leaders seek protection and order.
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Topeka
Agaliine
Willy Vol MR. Machean
Uielock
Crawford
Cintinford Nitty
Oldakora
Wore
Heroken Cowty
Girard
Tiagaeam
Iow
Amakoi
Sveikarm
National Guard
Benent
Eerste
Snituues
Empargo Attaks
Govirnor Allewis
Altoona
Esau
Ly Wien
International Presiden
Junior Class Plays Delight Corry High Crowds
Wertiberg of the Corry High School junior class led a lively program at the auditorium last night. The chin play opened with a saxaphone piece by Florine Starr, followed by the comedy The Little Sun. Ferdinand Johns introduced the second number The Tents of the Araby with drawings and a clever travel piece by Mr Johnson. Dorothy Loveland Lois Metray and others contributed to a well received showcase of student talent.
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Mr. Johnson
Dorothy Loveland
Lois Metray
Taxeille Redinger
Zork Steinnar
Jewel Naylor
Lumber Bentley
Caseys Arrange More Boxing Bouts at Tomorrow Night
Pope Garnell and the Knights of Colin Tuy plan the second in a series of entertainments in the club room tomorrow night. The event will feature boxing bouts and refreshments at the home of Frank Splesman on East Muir Street, with expected attendance near capacity.
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Pope
Garnell
Knights of
Colin Tuy
Tae
Frank Splesman
East Muirsvreet
Settlement Reached After Macadam Road Accident
A settlement has been reached regarding a macadam road accident involving an automobile and multiple parties. The involved driver, identified as Mev D Yager, faced probation terms and pledges to improve safety along the affected route.
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Larry Jourens
Ginyone
De Valera and Collins clash on treaty at opening Dail
Dublin dispatch describes a stormy first session of Dail Eireann to consider the London peace treaty. De Valera accuses Collins of traitorous action while Griffith, Collins, and others defend the pact. A public session is planned for Dublin to discuss the treaty openly.
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Dail Eireann
Britain
Collins
United Prone
Dublin
Ramonn de Valera
Mich
Dail Hireann
Irish Delegans
London
Cobbins
Volline
Vail
Laan
Hol Wy
de Valera
Colling
Arthur Griffith
Ben
Dublity
Helureux
General Lord Named Dawes Successor in War Dept
Brigadier General Herbert M Lord, War Department comptroller, becomes successor to Dawes when Dawes resigns. Dawes is set to leave the office on or before July 1st, per authoritative information released today.
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Lord
Dawes
United Pros
Washington
Dee
Herbert M. Lord
War Department
Hurget Privatar
Grangers Moot Militant Session At State Grange Meet
YORK Pa Dec 4 The Pennays Yunla State Grange gathers in annus convention with a militant session expected as delegates reconvene The agenda includes an investigation of the State Department of Education and a demand for the removal of William McDonell State Enforcement Officer Opposition grows to the trespass hunting law and certain estate tax measures amid proposed resolutions.
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United Press
York
Pennays Yunla State Grange
State Department of Education
William McDongell
Hunter’s body found in woods after accidental shooting
In Grafton West Virginia on December 14 the body of Sara M Beanes was found in the woods near Claude. Beanes reportedly discharged a buckshot load while returning from a hunt. Clothes burned, one boot sole unburned, police say the shotgun discharge was accidental.
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Grafton
W Va
Sara M Beanes
Claude
Beanes
Beane
Big naval arms talk nears a limited treaty accord
United States and allies push toward a plenary settlement on limiting capital ships after the Hughes plan. A proposed Five Five-Three ship ratio and realignment among Britain Japan and the United States aim to keep Japan's latest battleship while allowing industrial shipbuilding to continue under safeguards.
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United Prova
Anne Vonfervice
Aimerion
Janan
William G McAdoo
Far Eastern Committee
China
Japan
Shantung
Washington
Dec
Laughes
Halfon
Kato
Tyghes
Hughes
Hughes Proposite Whield Would Meet the Contentions of Great Britain
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Women and Children Rescued From Fire
Three firemen risked their lives to rescue Mrs Mary Mena and seven children from their home today. The blaze damaged the building and caused an estimated 814 000 in damages.
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United Prous Clatrton
Mary Mena
Philadelphia Merchant Slain by Robbers
Philadelphia police pursue two suspects after Marie Harris, a furniture store owner, was murdered indoors yesterday and his cash hoard stolen with a boat instrument used to crush it. Harris was found dying by a fellow merchant and authorities say the wallet contained a sizable sum. Police have two clues to pursue.
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United Press
Philadelphia
M Thi
Yentorday
Marie Harris
Sam
Harris
Corry Jamestown Corp Holds Annual Meeting
Officials of the Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corp held its annual meeting yesterday. Plans for the coming year included adding to the local plant and purchasing more machinery. Company outlook was described as bright with strong prospects for the officers.
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Corry-Jamestown’ Corp
Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Mont Bright
King Addresses Parliament on Irish Treaty
King George in Westminster delivers a ceremonial speech on the Anglo-Irish treaty seeking ratification. He emphasizes Irish welfare and the empire’s future, urging Parliament to approve the accord to secure peace and wealth for Britain and Ireland.
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Ba. L. Ke United Prous
London
Dee
Porgeoue
Tony
George Vand Vate
St Jones
Woytminister
Ireland
Treland
Eanpire
Llayil George
Woman Confesses Slaying Doctor in Gunshot Tragedy
Mrs. Lillian Schaffer Raben aged 29 confessed to killing Dr. Abraham Glickstein after surrendering to Brooklyn man Dietrich Borney Hany Lewis. She planned suicide first but then shot the physician. she says fear and alleged abuse drove her. Mrs. Raisin to plead insanity at trial.
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United Pros
New York
Mra
Lillian Schaffer Raben
Abraham Glickstein
Dietrich Borney Hany Lewis
Brooklyn
Raizin
Glickstin
Blickstein
Ahafin
Dr Glickstein
Raisin Will
St Vincents Five Meet Keystones In Armory Showdown
The St Vincents five of Juffati visit Pittsburgh Center with Keystones for a second season encounter at the State Armory tonight. Pittsburgh Center adds a new center to replace Williams who is out. Pittsburg forward roles filled by Pitt y and Sheen with Hubbell defense. Main event starts at 5:30 with a preliminary at 7:30.
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State Armory
Bison City
Corry
Huffaly
Fd Peck
Masey
Cen Repp
Crawford
Giurda
Thesears Hust
Repp
Babcock
St. Vincantes Phily
Williams
Pitty
Sheen
Tone
Young
Hubbell
Lamarco Begins Seven Months at Allegheny Workhouse
Vincenzo Lamares known to police circles in this city starts a seven month sentence in the Allegheny workhouse after pleading guilty to a statutory offense. Warden Russell DeWolfe took him to the institution in Erie County. The man admitted having a wife and living with another woman he acknowledged as his wife.
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Vincenco
Lamares
Tina
Allegheny
Lamarco
Russell DeWolfe
Erie County
Eight Hour Day Gone as Official Ruling Rejected
United Press dispatch reports that railway workers protested an eight hour day rule. The Interstate Commerce Commission decision upheld the longer workday for carriers, denying a shorter two shift standard and triggering conflict with union officials over overtime pay and Sunday work terms.
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United Pros Cama
Drasvie
Linitell Stiles Railmac Latur Board
Searh Foe
Holt
Farman
Vice Prendont
Brotherhood of Mapicnanse
Way
Railroad Board
Itm
Cape
Great Westtty
Rulland
Sant the Banelli
Frey-Ereye
Imate Hie
Ferris
Camden stores burn with $200000 loss
Fire swept through Camden early today causing extensive damage to multiple shops. The Sargol Shoe Store was cited as the origin, quickly spreading to adjacent buildings and ruining much of the Christmas stock at the Toone and Tollins Department Store. Estimated loss reached $200000.
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United Press
Camden
Toonewnd
Tollins
Sargol
Steamer in Distress Off Boston Harbor
A steamer near Boston Harbor sent an SOS as distress reached its wireless operator. The Charlestown yard reported the vessel lacked supplies and was out of fuel, with position details provided as the northeastward course.
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Boston Harbor
United Press
Hoston
Deo
Charlestown
City Schools Announce Christmas Vacation Schedule
Schools in the city will close for Christmas vacation on Thursday December 29 and reopen on January 6. Superintendent Hematreet confirms the plan and urges students to return ready for the new term.
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Aifterydon
Thuymiay
Hematreet
Confession in Schoolteacher Murder Case Stuns Community
United Press reports Earl Priest aged 26 confessed to murdering Miss Edna Muguee, a noted country schoolteacher, near Dorchester Monday afternoon, the crime shocking residents of Wauk on and nearby areas.
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United Press
Waukon
Toi
Earl P .Priest
Ednd Mugueeson
Dorchester
Political disorder forces Portuguese cabinet resignation
Lisbon dispatch reports the Portuguese cabinet resigning amid weeks of turmoil and party discord. The move follows mounting tensions and political instability centered on leadership and policy clashes within the government.
Water main bursts flood Liberty Avenue area
Pedestrians are drenched as a city water main bursts on Liberty Avenue and 20th Street. Water and mud shoot into the air, creating a four by five foot hole in the street and disrupting streetcar traffic.
Freak wreck on PRR near Lewistown reported
A railroad wreck near Lewistown involving multiple cars halted traffic today. Crews battled fire and injuries while emergency responders cooperated with investigators to determine fault and cause.
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PR. R
Lewistown
McAdoo Said to Lead Democratic Treaty Coup
Lawrence Martin reports in Washington that William G. McAdoo, son of former President Wilson, is credited by Democrats with organizing a faction to oppose the Suprpower Pacifity treaty. The piece notes McAdoo’s influence among Wilson Democrats and ongoing speculation about Wilson’s public stance.
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Lawrence Martin
United Press
Washington
William G. McAdoo
Wilson
McAdoo
Leen
Wks
Aitviugh
MuAtoe
Veeturdne
Meniedi
Glass
Swanson
McAdoos Maninger
San Francisco
Uealso
Hue
Corry Men Seek Erie Co Jail Warden Post
Corry men push for Erie County jail warden appointment with two candidates, Corteine and Frank Haeder, backed by J F Austin under Sheriff Sherrill. Rumors name Matt Hess as likely successor, while Erie leaders press for Corry representation amid limited county official voices.
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CORRY
Erie CO
Frank Haeder
J. F Austin
Sherill
Wihany Brown
Matt Hess
Liebel
Erie
Mariy
Skating Rink Planned in Garage on Clinton Street
Two men from Jamestown plan to reopen a skating rink in the upper garage of the Heunks building on Clinton Street within the next week or ten days. They will perform immediate repairs to permit the opening and intend further remodeling to establish a new business.
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Heunks
Clinton Street
Jamestown
Sleeping Sickness Report From New Castle
United Praij reports Cecil May a 21 year old sign painter in New Castle has developed sleeping sickness. He has slept in a solid state since Sunday and attempts to wake him have failed. Local authorities and doctors monitor the patient as news comes in from the area.
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United Praij New Castle
Cecil May
Develo
Bro
Dairymen's League Directors Elect After Tense Meeting
J. J. Clark reports from Jersey City on the annual meeting of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association delegates. A deadlock settled the district director seat for the 3rd district with RJ Wells chosen amid a 1100 delegate gathering. A new board was elected and a vote authorized the sale agency change to take effect April 1.
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Clark
Dairy Cry
Lewyue
Jersey City
Argues Ton
Cink
Huang
Thie Cooperative Pooling
Tatmite
Dairymen's League Co-operative Association
RJ Wells
Sular Grove
Warrey County
Wells Wis Samed
Bietween K. Campbell
Shaith
Tioga County
Eric Crawford
Warren County
Grover
J. D. Miller
Slocum
Bridas
Lerminmile
League
Dairymen' League
Cooperative
Associa
Congress
Voight
New York
Knights of Maccabes Elect Officers in Annual Vote
In the Knights of Maccabes annual election on Monday, officers were selected for the coming year. Commander Clarence Mixer and other listed roles including King Regendt Keeper, Chaplain JF Lauer, Master at Arms Ay Marisees, and Trustees FE Westley and Jranstallation were chosen. Installation ceremonies are set for the first Monday in January.
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Knights of
Th Marubees
Clarence Mixer
King
E- West Wy
JF Lauer
Ch, Carroll
Ay Marisees
Py Br Miller
H. Tivckes
Reverend Ashton Addresses League of Women Voters
Reverend Ashton spoke before the League of Women Voters at the municipal building last night on disarmament. He reviewed early national moves toward disarmament, current progress in Washington, and urged local observance of laws. He noted education on the subject and referenced upcoming school-related talks.
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League of Women Voters
Ew Mos Ashton
Washington
Mont
Aghton
Tha Reed
Observanion
Lamua
Une
Langue
Ted
Gekools A
Hams
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