Riot damages suit over Clarion hotel riot in 1918 case
Warren Moheny sues Joseph Jamison and others for 100000 dollars claiming damages from a 1918 riot that wrecked the Clarion hotel. Testimony shows Jamison present but denied firing shots while others described a violent confrontation and hotel sign destruction.
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Joseph Jamison
Pittsburgh
Deo
Clarion
Tawph Tarbi
Warren R. Moheny
Moheny
Pred Miller
Frank Wood
Oliver Culbertson
Hie
United Suiniy District Court
Fii
Mohen
Sen Jamison
Tarmanyid
Rody
Marshally Jamison
Micro Wan
Y Pluyonce Campbell
Ware
Allorne Marshall
Campbell
League Grants Bulgars Claim in border damages ruling
The League of Nations council approved the Rumboldt commission report ordering Greece to pay Bulgaria about a quarter of a million dollars for material moral and actus damager from the Greco Bulgarian border hostilities. Bulgarian Foreign Minister Kalkoff accepted the order while Greek Foreign Minister Rentis thanked the council and indicated Athens would accept the findings.
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Geneva
League of Nations Council
Rumboldt Commission
Greece
Bulgaria
Kalkoff
Athens
Bombardment on Prohibition Opens in Senate Tomorrow
Washington December 14 The wet bloc plans a Senate assault on Prohibition with Senator Edge of New Jersey announcing he will address the Senate on morning business about modifying the Volstead act. A reaction of approving laughter followed from the Democratic side as the plan became public.
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Washington
Senate
Edge
New Jersey
Tragedy Hounds Clymer Family After Crossing Accident
Stanley Eynowski, long associated with Clymer, and his family suffered a cross street trolley collision near Erie on November 6 leaving Violet 14 dead and three others injured as the family’s moves from Myr to Erie were interrupted. Fire later destroyed Gyween Clymer and Cutting’s home, leaving heavy mortgage claims on the property.
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Engedy
Stanley Eynowski
Ene
Clyimmer
Erle
Violet
Fidward
Bynowski'e Hots
Gerween Clymer
Allegheny College Glee Club at High School Auditorium
The Allegheny College Glee Club performs tonight at the high school auditorium under the Senior Mass program. The concert features a baritone solo by Eugene Hartnett, a varsity quartet, violin solo by Daniel Behr, and various selections including My Home and La Garden of Your Home. Theodore Poister Jr will preside, with banjo and special numbers closing the program as ticket sales rise.
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Gorey
Tmusic
Allegheny College Glee Club
Fligh School
Glee Club
Shires
Eugene Hartnett
Daniel Behr
Theodore Poister, Jr
Sheridan Baker
Allegheny
Grandin Hotel to Reopen with Full Services Thursday
Mr and Mrs J B Clark announce early reopening of the Grandin Motel on North Center Street. Extensive repairs remodel and redecorating are underway with plans for a remodeled bar dining and other hotel services. The Grandin has been closed for months as new managers bring experience from the Home Restaurant.
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Grandin
J. B. Clark
Clark
Trenton Woman and Selman Man Die in Crossing Collision
Dorothy Stillman 19 of Trenton and Joseph Ey Cavenaugh 21 of Selman die after an automobile returning from a Red Bank party is struck by a locomotive at a crossing in Asbury Park New Jersey. The fatal crash occurred yesterday when the car was hit at the crossing.
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Asbury Park
N. Ji
Dorothy Stillman
Trenton
Joseph Ey, Cavenaugh
Selman
Cromaing
Twelve hurt as autos crash on Wattsburg Road
Twelve persons injured in a two car collision on Wattsburg road near the Old Queen Bucket roadhouse. Blaine Mward 83 seriously hurt with possible internal injuries. others listed include Edith Brigden Grace Manning Edna May Max Morrison James Henry Dennis Driscoll and more with cuts bruises and broken limbs. Police said an all night party was underway at the roadhouse when the crash occurred.
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East Thirteenth Street
Grace Manning
Wertton Street
Edna May
West Second Street
Steion
Max Morrison
West Fifth Street
James Henry
East Sixth Street
Dennis Driscoll
East Ave
Edward Hadburg
Victory Road
George Nadburg
Ligethouse Street
John Miller
Roy Nusbaum
East Twentysixth
J. Bilis
Legionnaires to Meet in Philadelphia in 1926
Philadelphia reports National Commander John R McQuigg will attend and address local legion officials as Philadelphia prepares for the 1926 Legion convention tied to the Sesquicentennial. National Adjutant James Barton accompanies McQuigg.
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Philadelphia
John R McQuigg
American Legion
McQuige
James
Barton
Legion
Nye Denied Senate Seat by Committee Vote
The Senate privileges and elections committee, by four to two, refused to seat Gerald J Nye of North Dakota as senator designate. The panel will forward its recommendation to the full Senate. The session focused on delaying measures amid holiday scheduling and ongoing world court debate.
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Nye
Senate
United Press
Wasilington
Gerald J Nye
North Dakota
Robert M. LaFollette
Bingham
Bureau of Aeronautics
Commerce Department
Lone Typhoid Case Reported in City Quarantine
Health Officer GW Disible reports one diagnosed typhoid fever case in the city, Austin Johnson of 74 West Wayne Street. Johnson has been ill weeks. quarantine imposed to prevent spread. Efforts to trace origin uncertain, but possible contact with a Denant resident. Other illnesses include chicken pox, whooping cough, and diphtheria under quarantine. scarlet fever largely cleared. In Pittsburgh the day ends with federal raids on saloons seizing whisky beer and moonshine. over 20 arrested.
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Disible
Austin Johnson
West Wayne Street
Johnson
Dynkle
Ternoon
Iss
Protest of W. C. T. U. AC School Plays
WCGU protests a high school play criticizing smoking swearing and drinking in a dramatized scene. Members present defended the production noting moral tone and impact on education, while parents seek to address what they see as moral concerns.
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WGTU
Campbell
Destrict Tram
the! Four
Parents and Teachers Urged to Curb Youth Morals at School
Harriet Dunham, secretary of the WVC, appeals to parents and Christian groups to join in removing features in school plays that encourage evil habits. She stresses moral uplift, law obedience, and collaboration to combat negative trends in youth culture.
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Mt Leist
Harriet Dunham
Sec
WVC
Mayors to Meet on Anthracite Strike Policy
Governor Pinchot invited mayors and burgesses from all anthracite regions to a public meeting in Harrisburg at 2 PM on Wednesday to discuss strike conditions and sanitation. He urged attendance and offered apologies for any missed invitations.
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United Press
Seek Maniacal Burglars For Triple Murder At Jeske Farm
Batavia Illinois December 4 police sought two men after Henry Jeske bank cashier his wife and five year old son were killed near the farm home. The couple and child were shot on entry and the house searched with valuables untouched. Witnesses saw a bloodstained car abandoned near West Chicago hours later.
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United Press Batavia
Palive
Menry Wieske
Jeske
Chicago
Koch to Form German Cabinet Amid Mixed Prospects
President Hindenburg asked ex Interior Minister Koch to form a new German cabinet after Luther's resignation. Koch aimed for a large coalition including Stresemann’s party and centrists Catholics democrats and socialists. Prospects look slim with recent uneven support and a possible return to Luther rebuilding plan.
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Luther
United Press Berlin
Hindenburg
Koch
Kach
Stresemarnin
Folks Party
Washington House Deliberates Tax Bill Amid Amendments
Lawmakers debate a tax measure with a $32 fine reduction and amendments aiming to raise the maximum surtax and repeal certain automobile taxes. A vote is expected by Saturday as leaders insist the bill remains largely intact despite efforts to alter it.
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United Press Washington
Csithen
Titusville Latest City to Report Thefts
Thieves struck the Togeerie Shop at 8 Washington Street looting about £1000 of glassware and ladies garments. The Loveless and Schers drug store basement was entered for grain alcohol, with no stock taken. Police from Corry and nearby towns were alerted and efforts to identify the culprits continue.
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Pennsylvania
Titusville
Washington Street
Corry
Loveless
Schersem
Jamestown
Warren
Man Attacked by Three Girls Near Hurlock
An unidentified man is reported in critical condition at a Salisbury hospital after being attacked by three girls in a rural road near Hurlock Maryland. He said the girls offered a lift, stopped, and during a dispute one stabbed him with a hatpin while others restrained him. A passing motorist took him to the hospital.
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United Prom
Pinchot orders special session on voting laws and dry enforcement
Gov. Pinchot calls a special session to address election law revisions, voter registration and dry enforcement. He cites dangers of abuses and aims to insure honest votes, regulate banks, and curb political influence while stressing public safety and industry stability.
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United Press Starrisburg
Guy Binchats
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Philadelphia
Scrantan
Pittsburgh
Bell
Ios
Five Best Radio Features Recap of Evening Schedule
A compact roundup lists top radio features across stations including WEAR in Grane and KGO Oakland. Program notes mention Kansas City and Pittsburgh broadcasts with educational and opera hours.
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WEAP
Kansas City
Setral—Ivanhos Hand
Glee
WSM
Nashville
KGO
Oakland
KDKA
Pittsburgh astern—Light Opera
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