British French clash delays naval program plans
Report from Washington notes limits on naval armament progress as talks stall over design and construction. Officials indicate two pathways to strengthen Britain and keep pace with Japan while aiming to restrain Pacific fortifications. Harding to present formal conference report and treaty submissions to the Senate for ratification with aims to advance disarmament and world peace.
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Washington
Harding
Tony
Senator Lodge
Freighter Ashore Near Stonehorse Shoals
A steam freighter believed to be the Shodge, sailing from Bon toy to New York, ran ashore off Stonehorse Shoal. The vessel signaled for immediate assistance with 15 crew reported in the hold. A crew of thirty and eight coast guardsmen launched a rescue, with two cutters remaining on scene.
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Chatham
Man
Shodge
Bontoy
New York
Stonehorné Shea
Bues
H Calis
Veniells
Vicior Carrick
Coast
Weather forecast for Northeast Ohio and surrounding regions
Fragmentary forecast notes cloudiness tonight with rain or snow possible Friday. Temperature changes minimal. Western Pennsylvania remains cloudy and warmer in the north Friday. Unclear details about other areas and timing due to damaged text.
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United Prous
Washington
Det
Ohio
West Virginia
New Era of World Peace Hailed by Japanese Premier
Viscount Usitiahaxti Takahashi, Japan's premier, declares readiness to back a new global peace pact after the assassination of Tukahiight Mara. He notes the era as liberal yet cautious on China and international finance expertise. He led Japan after Mara's death and aims for broad peaceful development.
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Viscount Koteliyo Takahashi
Frain Tokio
Jape
Boone
Japan
América
Finney
Hora
Craig Opposed to New Irish Pact
A garbled early 20th century report notes Craig opposing a new Irish agreement arguing Ulster rights unequal to the south. Ulster delegates reportedly sent a letter to Clayil George criticizing the treaty as violating a 120 Aide life founded vigor Min pene AgoInet the Veylaings of liters.
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Craig
Apndon
Sir James
Ulster
Trelandl
Government Unemployment Aid Projects Announced
Treasury plans total 14 762 100 in rapid unemployment relief funded by a three hospital program at Soldiers Homes Milwaukee Dayton Marion and other large hospitals. The list includes 250 000 at Georgetown Tunkegey Ala 1 500 000 Pittsburgh Pa and 1 000 000 each for New York City and Palo Alto with 800 000 for a Catholic orphanage in New York City.
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Guegato Tunkegey
Ala
Palo Alto
Calc
Pittsburgh
New York City
Thomas Keating Former Business Man Dies
Thomas Keating, a former businessman, died at home on West Main Street after a prolonged illness. Survived by Rose and Mayme Mulheim, Len Hoi, James Mutheiry, William Atul heir, and Charles B. Keating, with services at St Elizabeth's Church and burial in St Elizabeth's Cemetery.
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Thomas
Keating
West Main Street
Jod
Flint
Fallowin Sargens
Misses Rose
Mayme Mulheim
Mré
Len Hoi
James Mutheiry
Willian
Atul
Thomas Muthein
Romania
Charles’ B. Keating
Lyle Foster Confined to Home with Diphtheria
Lyle Foster of West Congress was taken ill with diphtheria and confined to his home. Quarantine regulations were set after the attack, with reports noting improving condition as care by his mother, father, and brother continued at the residence, as the quarantine remained in effect.
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Lyle Foster
Kyle Poxter
West Congress Atmet
Diptheria
Mr. Foster
Tate
Arkh
Visit to Speing Creal family ties noted
An informal note records a visit to Speing Creal by Me and Mor F. J. Montgomery to see Mrs. Jessie Baccus, mentioning travel with a tow and diar.
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Mor F. J. Montgomery
Creal
Jessie Baccus
Startling disclosures from Corry school health report
Dr N T Gillette submitted to the Board of Education a detailed medical inspection of about thirteen hundred Corry school children. The findings show numerous defects including thyroid, eye, dental, and throat issues. 1222 total defects observed, with calls for corrective dental work funded by the city for families in need. The report urges comprehensive physical exams, better health coordination with schools, vaccination certificate verification, and potential school meal measures to fight malnutrition.
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N.T. Gillette
Troy Gillette
Sehyale
Trealthe
Ponpeylvainia
Corry
East Main Street
Dental Association of
Ale
Board of Education
Jfijgh
Ioc
Julor
Health Department
Ysopld
State Health Department
Norsial Schoal
Whig Mander
Hue
Hon
York
Nursing Activities Organization of the Red Cross
Stud Vines
Schoo
Board of Health
Citive
Cint
Hiraleigh
Agastayjee UF
Tony Clear
Anc
Tn Hid
Bitter Irish Treaty Debate Across Dáil Chamber
Fierce debate rages in Dublin as the Dáil discusses the Anglo Irish Treaty. Figures like Eamon de Valera and leaders from Fianna Fáil are cited as arguments unfold over the pact and future governance.
March of Amazon Army Provokes Woman in Congress
Miss Alice Robertson of Oklahoma, the sole woman in Congress, denounced the Amazon Army of nim ers wives daughters and sweethearts of the Kath coal Held as a spectacle to be deplored by the nation. She warned force might be used to suppress the uprising if necessary and criticized Kansas women for their actions.
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Amazon
Woman In Congress
United Press
Washington
Alice Robertson
Inhoma
Congres
Kansas
Robertiin
Confessed Slayer of Brooklyn Physician Questioned
The article reports a confessed slayer tied to a Brooklyn physician case and mentions testimony scheduled today. It includes quoted questions and answers about milk quality, child nutrition, and welfare observations linked to a national discussion on dairy safety and public health.
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Brooklyn
Turndivide Ed Interest Sought by School Board
A garbled plea requests the School Board to consider a family funded dung contribution for their children and indicates forthcoming support from the family. The text is unclear but centers on an aid request to the board.
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Orm
Snipers and Bombers Active in Belfast
Reports from Belfast describe ongoing sniper and bomber actions across the city with police cautions preventing further clashes. Authorities issued a brief response under emergency measures while noting damage and continued security operations.
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Belfast
Fire at Mayville Jail Sparks Confusion and Smoke
A chaotic blaze erupts above Jaworski's cell in Mayville jail. Intermittent flashes and smoke fill the ward as inmates and staff respond, with investigators noting possible electrical risks but offering no clear cause yet.
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Mayville
Jaworski
Hunting Season Closes Amid Mixed Counts and Local Feasts
The season ends today with 68 deer killed in the district as officials note uneven success. Youth groups and local sportsmen gathered for events, while concerns rise over hunting activity and enforcement.
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Pecdinber
Tbe
Whig Fenty
Warren Erik Fay
Ministerial Association Hosts Social Evening at Blue Bird
The Ministerial Association and their wives met at the Blue Bird for a social evening. They enjoyed a fine dinner in the private dining room and heard speeches from pastors present. This gathering marked the second in a series of community get-togethers.
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Hretr
Legion Post Elects Officers for Coming Year
The American Legion A W Thompson Post will hold its annual officer election tomorrow night. A full slate will be named for the next year and all members are urged to participate in the post activities. Plans for reorganizing the church group will also be discussed.
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A.W Thompson
Vie
American Legion
Joelonguilention
Local man fined in Allegheny County workhouse case
Joseph Mian an evildoer and former Oil City printer convert was fined 1400 in the Allegheny County workhouse on a murder charge connected to the death of a bus driver named Maron. Funeral services for Keefer were held at his daughter's home on Wayne Street with Rev. Ashton officiating. Burial will be in Rose Hill cemetery in Spartanburg. Relatives served as pallbearers. Also noted were annual officers elected for Columbus Chapter with Barry B. Smith as High Priest and other offices filled.
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United Pres
Franklin
Pat
Joseph Mian
Oil City
Ana
Allegheny
Maron
Uie
Avcilynt
Joh Keefer
W. Wayne Street
M.S. Ashton
Ahab
Howat Condemns Raid by Women in Kansas Mine Conflict
Pittsburg Kansas reports a coalfield clash as the Amago Army led by Alexander Howat faces troops sent to protect mine fields. Women protesters, labeled Amazon Army, rally despite military mobilization with county officials pursuing warrants and potential prosecutions.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Kansas
Milt Gowld
Crawford Co
Cherokee
Pruniklis
Armavon
Way
Crawford County
Pittsburgh
Alexander Howat
Howat
Hrankih
Amazon Amy
CA. Bimiett
Naples Bitner
United “ Workers “Provisional
Hitner
Lewis
Red
Franklin Ringo
Heradien
Seirle
Ainti
Wilson Breaks Silence Letter to Vets Leader
The former executive, identified as Wilson, breaks silence with a first letter in months to the Rainbow Division Veterans group. He thanks Vice President Milfred and expresses pride in serving with the men at the expeditionary force, sending greetings from New York.
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Wilson
United Pron
Milfred
Rainbame Division
Foro New Yenelp
Jeter
Corry Hospital Patient Update Seeks Family Contact
James Klinger, a captain’s son, remains at Corry Hospital after a Sunday incident. Mrs. Bidwell, hospitalized and improving, is near tepa home and in very factory condition per report.
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James Klinger
Corry Hospital
Nea Pera
Bidwell
Tepa
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