Violence In Kansas Coal Fields Sparks State Roundup
State troops move to arrest women accused of mob attacks on southern Kansas mines. Warrants will target rioters with criminal prosecutions as Crawford County officials prepare operations to restore order amid tense confrontation near Topera and surrounding coal mines.
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van A. Witter
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Crawford Cau Ty Viel
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Leant
Aliree
Nm Pawsaby
Burnett and
Tortty
Richard J Uipkaye
Panly
de Eavil
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Kas
Worttent Teaders
Alta
Thy
Afleti Aid
Roy Allen
Alterstone Distanes
JA. Hanan
Crawford County
Marvist Hue
Congressman's Personal Crisis Ties to Naval Base Battle
Washington dispatch reports Rep Elston facing internal collapse amid growing opposition to a large naval base project. A body rumored to be Elston’s was found in the Port Comte river, with a distressing note claiming innocence and pledging to resign district duties.
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Elston
Man shoots wife then dies in personal crisis incident
Police report a shooting at a home on Wert Ghirel Street where a man shot his wife after a quarrel and then fatally shot himself. The wife remains in hospital with serious injuries as investigators review the case.
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Erinium
A. C Lyons
Ghirel
Huma Cenpeee
Meléndle Titus
Mott Street
Erie road supervisors session outlines Good Roads program
Road supervisors meet in Erie for the sixteenth annual convention with speakers Judie Emory A. Willing and Joseph H. Fannon. Topics include township roads, state rewards acts, federal aid, and road maintenance plans. Proceedings begin at 10 a.m. with executive committee appointments and a Friday afternoon program.
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Erie
Wayne
Concord
Wessigra Judie
Emory A. Willing
Ae AL Amin
Joseph H. Fanon
Hunter
Uric
Stmepoint
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JF Rogan
Wan
G. Wabkey
MW Slaeve Uifinit
European Hotel Sold to Youngsville Man
Announcement states European Hotel on East Mant Street was sold to Andrew Milley of Youngville who will take possession in January. The new proprietor, well known locally as father of Milford Miller, leads First Tigers Insurance Company.
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Younaville
Miford Miller
Tiguels Letantol Company
Cus
East Main
Streut
Wearh
Itrom
Willian
Parker
Fins
Former Resident Dies in Milwaukee
Mrs. Margaree vomber a resident of Corry for many years died in Milwaukee Wisconsin. She is survived by four daughters Mrs Anun Lipwold Ene Mp RH RE Start Sandusky O Mey ty Le Guignan and Mps UM Stewart Voth His city and uy som Edward wilter of SL Push Minn Funeral announcement will be made later.
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Ene
RE Start
Sandusky
Mey Ty le Guignan
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Wilter
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Corry
Epworthian Girls Meet Titusville High Tonight
Epworthian girls head to face Titusville High in a season preview matchup. The Dunsgills style team is expected to provide a strong test, while the Epworthians seek a big home crowd for the event.
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France Seeks Navy Parity With Japan In Global Plan
A United Press report outlines France pushing a worldwide naval program to match Japan in fleet strength. The article notes debates over capital ships and defense budgets, with references to Secretary of State Hugh and allied commitments affecting Great Britain and the United States.
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Japan
Must Secure Dog Licenses By Jan 15
Dog owners must obtain new licenses as the Dog Law of 1921 takes effect January 16. Applications are available from the county treasurer. fees are uniform statewide except in certain cities.
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Horse Runs Away Damaging Rigs After Crossing Ice Crossing
A frightened horse owned by Clarke Lindsey broke loose near the express office after gates lowered at a ice railroad crossing on Jenter Wire. It dashed through Jonter and Center streets, collided with a buggy owned by Joseph Pagak, and finally halted after both rigs were damaged and wheels broken.
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Jonter Street
Joseph Pagak
Router S
Washington Street
Center Street
North Center Street Feed Mill Sale Reported
Ro TT VanTassell announced this afternoon that a sale completed. Look R. Barnham takes over the North Center Street feed mill. Mr Farnham has already taken over as station operator and VanTassell will operate the gasoline service station at North Cory.
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Disorder in Ulster after pact divestment sparks casualties
One man killed and five wounded in bombings and shootings as unrest flares after South Ireland ends Anglo Irish pact. City violence disrupts night, with claims of arson and clashes cited amid broader tensions and security concerns.
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United Plant
South Ireland
Awards at Corry Poultry Show Honor Wide Range of Prizes
The sixth annual Minual Show of the Corry Poultry and Pet Stock lists extensive awards for cockerels pullets hens and pens across breeds. Winners include G M Simmons of Corry with multiple firsts and thirds. Weller Springboro. J Harford Jamestown N Y. and A Wilcox Corry among others. Local shoppers Frank Neckers and daughter from Glymer visited to buy Christian goods yesterday.
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Findley Lake
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Glymer
Predict Early Ratification of Pact by Dail
Followers of Collins believe the Anglo Irish Treaty will be approved within the next 24 hours as pressure mounts in Dublin. Supporters expect swift passage and formal endorsement by the Dail crowded with negotiators and backers.
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Craig Arrives in London for Anglo-Ireland Treaty Talks
Sir James Craig reached London to meet Prime Minister Lloyd George for further discussions on the Anglo-Irish treaty. He cited the boundary commission issue as crucial to Ulster approval, while noting the border proposal could change the outlook. Chamberlain advised the House of Commons timing.
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Lloyd George and Krassin discuss debt issue in London
British Premier Lloyd George met with Soviet Foreign Minister Krassin to talk over German debts and Europe’s financial crisis ahead of an upcoming reparations conference. He said cancellation by one power would not greatly help, urging further negotiations as Germany faces potential collapse.
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London
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Germany
Blaze Drives Fifty Philadelphia Families From Homes
A large fire in Philadelphia displaces about fifty families as flames sweep an industrial area near Rinley-Acker. Firefighters battled the blaze through the night with several injured. damage estimated around 400,000 dollars as roofs collapsed and roads caved in. The origin is unknown.
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Peru Asks US Mediation in Chile Territorial Dispute
President Augusto Lopstia of Peru says the United States is best qualified to mediate with Chile over Taenadricn territory. The interview notes Chilean efforts for settlement will be refused and a formal proposal will be sent to Santiago within hours.
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Peray
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Chile
Augusto Lopstia
Santiago
Mrs Alwin Crapser Attacked in Clymer Visitor Incident
The fragment mentions Mrs Alfred Ninhoust of Clymer hosting a Cory visitor yesterday and an unnamed Mrs Alwin Crapser being sent to hospital after an attack. Details are unclear but indicate a local assault event with involved residents.
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Wats Cory
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Chotwé
Bentley Named Postmaster After Washington Notification
The message reports that Bentley is slated to be named postmaster following word from the Post Office Department in Washington. The appointment was described as imminent with Senate confirmation expected, and chatter noted Washington officials and local leaders discussing timing and the likelihood of confirmation.
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Good Samaritan Hero Plays Role in Bank Robbery
Edward Gilford, 25, of Pittsburgh, stopped to help a man lying in a gutter near Hazelton when two robbers emerged from behind, bound him, and escaped in the victim’s car after taking $100. Gilford was found hours later in exposure and is in serious condition. State police and county detectives are pursuing the culprits.
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Edward Gilford
Pittsburgh
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Roligvail Trim
Sayeay
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Xposure County
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Birthday Surprise for Mrs John Curtis
A group gathered at Alpe John Curtis home on December 15 to celebrate Mrs John Curtis birthday. Minnie Stearns prepared a birthday dinner with decorations and a line birthday cake. Family friends contributed games, songs, and well wishes for the occasion.
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Thireday
Minnie Stearns
Adiastanos
Alush
Barns shoots self after baby dies in arms
In Uneihsville on December 16 United Press reports John J Libidesy, 28, shot himself minutes after his infant son Richart died in his arms from burns incurred when the boy's clothing caught fire. The widow Lindy Lindy expressed grief as authorities note the tragedy. Separately, a quarterly meeting of the U Hh Church will be held at 7 80 o clock with Rev RS Showers preaching a virile message and the church expected to be well filled. Everyone is invited.
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Edwin Prien
Taylor University
Indiana
United Press
Uneihsville
John J Libidesy
Tve
Richart
Ert
Futa
Willis
U Hh
Roy. RS. Showers
Jamestown
Garis Hlet
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Showers
German note prompts Allied reparations debate in Washington
Washington authorities say Germany could raise up to 500 million dollars through means under discussion. A cabinet official notes the need to curb French and British military costs and to secure a credible repayment plan before any American guarantees or loans are expanded. The situation centers on a potential moratorium or breathing space and credit channels to Germany, with allied guarantees considered essential.
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Washington
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Germany
America
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Findley Lake–Pennsylvania road upgrade planned
Erie groups including the Erie Automobile Association and Erie Retail Association each pledged 25 toward improving the three mile stretch from Findley Lake to the Pennsylvania line. Supervisor Nute Fall and local boosters expect immediate work with potential permanent improvements next summer. The motor club is expected to back the project to secure funding and progress.
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Pennsylvania State Line
Itastie
Olds
Erie
Erie Automobile Association
Erie Retail Association
Erie Motor Site
Nute
James McKee Veteran Erie Railroad Engineer Dies at Home
James McKee, veteran Erie Railroad engineer, died at his home on West Wayne Street after a long illness. Survived by his wife two sisters Mrs G No Ade amis Ardmore Okla and Miss Beth McKee brother Jon McKee Ardmore Okla and sister in law Mrs Joseph Shamburg. He had been an invalid since a paralytic stroke seven years ago and was well known in the area for his service with the Erie division. Feral announcement will be made.
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Erie Railroad
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Fourth Gas Well Completed East of City
The Beach interests complete their fourth gas well east of the city, about 850 feet deep, with the new well testing and ready to carry a producer. The company expects others sunk by competitors to begin production soon as pipe lays from the Pontia Gas regulator to the field.
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Pont Nia Gas Company
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