New York Bomb Plot Mystery Believed Solved
New York brokers reported to police warnings of bombs targeting the Stock Exchange and financial district for December 19. Officials say arrests in the Wall Street bombing case are expected as evidence from Wolfe Lindenthal and associates is pursued, with ties to Polish anarchist Rost Luxemburg and the Red group connection explored.
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Department of Justice
Wall Street
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Justice, Department
Wolfe Lindentlad
Warsaw
Burns
United States
Tine Boen
Sherman Burns
Unitsed Pros
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L Ladantoid
Lindé
William J. Burns
Biren
Burra
Cio
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Ile
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Willim
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Mir
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Berlin
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Tod Ik
Propagwiild
Dail expected to approve Anglo treaty Monday
United Press reports a large Dail majority tentative agreement to ratify the Anglo treaty with final discussion set for Monday. Cabinet members, including Griffith and Ne Valera, issued a joint statement promising orderly passage and public disclosure on the morrow.
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United Press Dublin
Dail Eitemts
Pall Lenders
Hive
We Publi Ansmon
Trea
Dublin
Michael
Dail
Griffith
Valera
Slayer of Brooklyn Doctor Suffers Collapse
A report from New York dated December 17 describes the slayer of Dr. Abraham Glickstein as now under care of fellow prisoner Miss Olivia P. Stone. The piece notes Stone earlier killed Cincinnati lawyer Mrs Stone and that authorities continue to assess the sanity of Mary Ravan while the case unfolds.
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United Press
New York
Callajeo
Lilla Raixeny
Abraham Glickstein
Olivia P. Stone
Cincinnati
Gas engines to aid Peruvian oil fields obtained
The Bes semer Gas Engine Company received an order for 12 twenty five horse power gas engines from the International Petroleum Company for use in Peru. The units will be shipped about two weeks to Payta as part of a growing South American demand this year.
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United Press
Grove City
Bessemer Gas Engine Company
Interna
Hon Petrobuiy Company
Beldig Ib
South America
Payta, F
Burns Confident Bomb Mystery Now Solved
United Press reports a Washington conference between William J. Donovan and Attorney General Daugherty about the Wall Street bombing case. Officials express confidence the responsible party will be caught soon and the mystery solved.
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Burns
United Pr
Washington
Wall Street
Willian J. Bunnyener
Department of Justice
Hareats
Tavex Huation
Atthrney
Daugherty
Mark Fullom Named To Head Legion Post
Mark Fullom elected Post Commander of the Archie Thompson Post of the American Legion for the coming year. John Kier named Vice Commander and other officers listed. post roles and duties noted in local service organization.
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Legion Post
Mark Fullomy
Archie Thompany
American Legion
Marke Pulfom
John (Kier
Freamuren
Deportation Proceedings Against "Amazon Army" Begun
Federal investigators and United States District Attorney move to deport aliens tied to the so called Amazon Army and other radicals in Kansas oil fields. Raids yield arrests of about sixty people as authorities prepare open deportation actions and examine witnesses amid tensions in the mining region.
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Pittsburgh
Kann
Kansas
Jode Severs
Oderat
Ajd
Alfred Williams
United States
Die Grint
Alt J Gould
Buumett
Nutiawry
Alexander Howat Lechi
Kansay Ti Justriak
Dublin
Winion
Belfast gun battles leave score wounded as crowds clash
A large number were wounded in street gun battles in Belfast after the British parliament approved the Anglo Irish treaty. A sixteen year old girl and a thirteen year old boy were among those shot as gunmen hid at busy intersections and alleyways and fired into the streets.
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United Press
Belfast
Irl
Ulster
Sin Fein
Grreat
Sharon Mills To Resume Operations At Arrel Works
Sharon Mills will resume operations at the barrel works of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company in Sharon on Sunday at midnight. Six mill workers will be re employed as production restarts.
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United Press
Sharon
Dee
Tha
Arrel
American Sheet and ‘Tin Plate Company
Panama Ship Arrives After Collision With Destroyer
The Panama of the Parwina Railroad Steamship Company arrived at quarantine under its own steam after colliding with the United States destroyer Graham off the New Jersey coast. Six crew members of the destroyer were injured. the Graham was escorted to port by wrecking tugs as the Panama headed north with 107 passengers aboard.
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United Pross
New York
Paniama
Parwina Railroad Steamship Company
United States
Graham
Jersey Canal
Soho Ware
Port Iwo
Panama
Chriosabol
Office Employer of Erie on Half Time
Erie Railroad cuts half time schedules affecting about two women as coal mine closures are cited. The notice notes job reductions tied to mine shutdowns with details unclear from the fragment. Battenshire and son visit from Phillipsburg en route to Decatur for holidays with relatives in the city.
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United
Sharon
Dec
Mondag
Dha Erie Railroad
Tulle
Battenshire and Son
Paul
Phillipsburg
Decatur
France maintains stance on navy expansion demands
Paris reports France refuses to abolish submarines and defends a stronger navy. The article notes ministers and officials debating naval policy amid international pressures and military considerations.
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France
Wirth Regime Under Attack Of Stinnes
Berlin dispatch reports a secret session of the Reichstag Foreign Committee discussing the attack on Chancellor Wirth’s government. Stinnes calls for removing professors seen as unable to sustain credits and proposes replacing them with a coalition of Deutsch Nationale and Social Democrats. Wirth’s reply is described as heated and bitter regarding Britain and the impracticability of the present reparations approach.
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Berlin
Dee
Hay Stinnes
Dnielal
Baiker
Gerriny
Tanneliad
Wirth
Foreign Committee
Reschatag
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Concord Parents Teachers Meeting Report
The Parent-Teacher meeting of the Concord School was held yesterday afternoon. After roll call and reading of the minutes a short program followed with an instrumental duet by Alberta Sanguiat and Doris Morton, a recitation by Ther Heron, an instrumental solo, a Whurra Ely dialogue Christmas Vainties by the Fourth Grid, and an instrumental solo Bornby Moyne. After a short business session the meeting adjourned.
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Rollvall
Alberta Sanquiat
Doris Morton
Ther Heron
Whurwa Ely
Pourth
Bornby Moyne
City Commission to Consider Chicken Ordinance
The City Commission will take final action on tax levy appropriation and salary revisions and preliminarily review a chicken ordinance. A tentative agreement on the poultry measure was reached at the last meeting with poultry fanciers addressing the council.
Parliament to Ratify Trish Treaty Monday
London reports both Houses will vote Monday to ratify the treaty with Jechiel. The Diehard opposition appears unable to defeat ratification as Lords and Commons approved the king’s speech responses.
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Trish
United Press
London
Dev
Jechiel
Lorda
Commons
Yisiti
Poultry Show Comes To Close Tonight
The Cor fy Poultry Association exhibit will close tonight at Drools garage on Clinton Street. The ticket sale contest ends at 8:80 p m with a pickup of prizes awarded.
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Corfy Poultry Association
Clinton Street
Gun Club Indoor Shoot Last Night at Armory
Corry Rod and Gun Club held its first indoor file practice at the Armory last night. Notable scores included Curtis 92 and Hodges 96 with several shooters posting in the high 80s and 90s while other names show lower totals. Jerome Haight has returned from the seventh Buenos trip to Pittsburgh.
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Corry
Rod Anid
United States Considers Recognizing Mexican Republic
Washington debates extending formal recognition to Mexico asPresident Harding weighs a treaty approach via a conference in Washington. Aimed at easing ties with Mexico and Obregon’s government, the effort faces rejection from Mexican pride and fears of a harsh price for recognition.
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Rowan
Heights
George Summeriis
Mexico City
Harding
Obregon
Obrégon
Bre
Ion Tmatly
Dham
Fear Mob Violence To Alleged Slayer Of Johnsonburg Girl
United Press reports authorities ordered the removal of Willi Cith, accused murderer of Margaret Warndt, to the Bike county jail as crowds gathered in Johnsonburg. Details describe a Monday night attack with a throat wound and body dumped near a hovel, fueling fear and demanding swift action.
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Johnsonburg
United Press
Willi
Margaret Waren
Amnurder
Weis Das
Hille
Tewie
Yeni
Funeral of Thomas Keating Held Today
Funeral services for Thomas Keating were conducted at St Elizabeth’s Church with Rev Reiger officiating. Burial followed at St Chamberh Cemetery as mourners from town attended and local relatives joined the service.
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Thomas Keating
St Eneaheth
Ulureh
Eiks
Eatiiue
Ee Reiger
World's Largest Zeppelin Planned for United States
Paris reports ambassadors authorize Gesang to construct the largest airship modeled after the LZ design. The project aims to race the Atlantic and rival contemporary airships, with construction by renowned experts and potential service alongside the United States. Opposition centers on selecting building sites and international cooperation.
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Mee
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Gesang
Ath Wonsberie
Retine
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Reeuang Fitness
Dinster
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Allies Refuse German Request For Reparations Extension
Paris December 1947 The Allied reparations commission rejects Germany’s request to extend payment deadlines. The commission says Germany failed to provide promised guarantees and details, remains prepared to consider future installments once information is supplied.
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Allied Reparation Commission
Comimivaign
Shanevlar Wirth
Regan
Clelaw
Eunulfission
Moe
Germany
Pennsylvania war medal quant rises as guardsmen apply
Five hundred applications for the Pennsylvania war medal from National Guard members who served during the war have been filed, with about ten already approved. The Adjutant General said rules were broadened to cover any guard member in service when the war began or who enlisted for the emergency, including Rainbow Division and other units.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennylvania National Guard
Adjutant General
State Guard
Pennsylvania National Guardsmen
Pennsylvania Guard Reserve
Pennsgylvania Nava
Railroaders Face Union Five in Monday Match
The Corry Club Five meet the Freight Five in Mineau height on Monday for the second game of the season. Railroaders have practiced seven weeks under coach Alfred Tourdetyury and expect a fast contest with prelims preceding.
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Corry Ruitrodd Club
Mineau
Return from State Grange Convention
A. L. Hashrouck retired last night from York after attending the State Grange Convention. A report of the meeting will be presented to the local grangers at the next text meeting of the organization. Mr and Mrs Hashrouck shared a large harvest image at the state meeting, with every county represented. There were over 700 candidates for the sixth degree.
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A. L. Hashrouck
York
Hhey
Hastrouck Mpart
Matt Hess Appointed Warden by County Board
Well known local figure Matt Hess has been named warden of the county jail. The appointment was announced at a quiet prison board meeting yesterday afternoon. Hess will earn a $2,000 annual salary and assume duties immediately.
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William 0. Keown
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Thy
British and French clash over naval powers
Washington dispatch reports friction between Britain and France over naval strength at a world conference. France faces pressure to curb demands after Britain and allies push for balance, with officials warning France could be sidelined if it pursues larger fleets contrary to the conference aims.
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France
Japan
Foxay
United Press
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Frabiouisiess
Abele Navy
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Schinzer
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Balfour
Briand
Iran
King
Britain
America
Corry Student at Colgate Honored
Corry student Merle Wilcow from Corry is named among 100 Freshman class members honored for joining Colgate University’s eleven national fraternities. The selection signals rising student interest in fraternity life at Colgate.
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Colgate
Hamilton
Colgate University
Merle Wilcow
Af Corty
Phi Kappa Psi Sratersity
Christmas Observances Noted In City Churches
City churches plan observances for Monday December 26 following Christmas Day services on Sunday. Local industries and businesses will suspend operations in line with past customs as part of the holiday observance.
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