Sentence of Mitchell May Be Reduced
Washington December 17 Colonel William Mitchells five year suspension from the army may be reduced to two years by President Coolidge. Aviation critic Mitchell faces possible dismissal or further review as the case moves through military and White House channels amid broad speculation about the outcome.
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Coolidge
United Press
Washington
Der
William
Junge
Army
John Hull
Davis
Minhell
Mitchell
Mitchel
Lewis Sees Fight to Finish in Coal War
Philadelphia miners chief John Lewis warned at the real estate board meeting that coal operators are prepared to spend a billion dollars to break the union and win the strike. He said the anthracite shutdown has developed a state of crisis and preparations were being made to aid strikers and their families through to the end.
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United Press
Philadelphia
John To
Lewis
Philadelphia Real Estate Board
Aire
Itu
Seine
Reliott
Russian Princess Denied U S Passport in Paris
Princess Nina 2iei anoff widow of a Russian officer has been refused a visa to live in America after consultations between the Paris consulate and Washington officials. Hansa Bigelow says the action falls to an agent of the Soviet government.
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United Press
Paris
Nina 2Ieianoff
America
Washington State Department
Hansa Bigelow
Coldest Weather Of Winter Predicted For Pittsburgh
Frigid conditions are forecast across western Pennsylvania with subfreezing temperatures. The Weather Bureau reports lows around 18 degrees on December 10 in Pittsburgh amid a cold snap expected to last into Saturday.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Des
Pennsylvania
Pitt
Office of the Weather Bureau
Hylan Tammany feud flares anew in city politics
New York December 18 The Myon Tammany feud resurges as Olvany a Tammany leader joins Walker’s attack on Mayor Hylan and the incoming administration. Olvany says the town is wide open now but will close with Walker’s takeover January first promising rapid shutdowns of gambling houses and vice venues. The exchange centers on gambling halls and a police list disputed by Walker and Hylan.
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Olvany
Tammany
Walker
Hylan Permhits
United Press
New York
Myon Tammany
George W. Olvany
Tammany Thallsid
J F Hyland
Kimmy" Walker
Oteany
Janware
Hylan
Walter
Mylan
Wag
Walker Ian
Chicago Bound Train Looted Of Thousands In Merchandise
Merchandise in two freight cars of an Eric Rustrond train from Jersey City to Chicago was dumped from cars last night by thieves who hid aboard before departure. Detectives, after finding robbers at Secaucus, traced packages scattered along the right of way. Loot value not yet confirmed, with a report of about 100000 dollars.
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United Prose
Jersey City
N. J
Chicago
Secaucus
Four Pittsburgh Hotel Employees Are Arrested
Federal prohibition agents arrested four Pittsburgh hotel workers in overnight raids. Bellhops at the Henry, William Penn, Port Pitt, and Monongahela House facilities faced arrest along with a day clerk. Managers were said to claim no knowledge of liquor sales.
Walter Blair suffers ankle fracture in grocery-store accident
Walter Blair proprietor of Blair Brothers grocery on West M street slipped on the walk this morning and fractured a bone in his ankle. He will be laid up for several weeks and confined to his home on East Hond street.
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Walter Blair
Blair Brothers
West M Street
Heig
East Hondstreet
Pinchot Plan Scored by Operators Chief
Inglis accuses Governor of delaying tactic as he declares a special legislative session will only prolong the strike. The remark frames the Pinchot Plan within ongoing labor disputes and political maneuvering, highlighting tensions between state leadership and union operators.
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Pinchot
Inglis
Critics clash over Pinchot peace plan with miners
Major Inglis, chairman of the operators' union, rebukes Governor Pinchot for guiding industrial disputes by politics. He says the plan is a definite settlement offer, not a vague outline, and would set wage scales for five years with arbitration and a refused checkoff. Pinchot defends calling for a special session as the union demands.
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United Prout Puiladelpuia
Peo.r
Anthratic Operators Conference
Pinchot
WW. Inglis
Regute
Inglis
Gas supply in Pennsylvania falls during hearing before PSC
Testimony by Copper, chief engineer at the Peoples Natural Gas Co, at a Pittsburgh hearing before WV Ainey, PSC chair, cites difficulties in maintaining gas output. City of Pittsburgh and municipalities challenge proposed rate increases as the company struggles to end growth in supply after initial deposits.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
State Hall
Wop Natural Gas Co
WV. DE Ainey
Public Service Commission
Peoples Natural Gas Co
Cooper
waresHawst
Borah Opens Attack on World Court Plan
In Washington on December 18 Senator Borah opened a fierce Senate challenge to the Swansey resolution pledging U S adherence to an International Tribunal. He argued the court is tied to the League of Nations via the covenant and is not independent as supporters claim.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Swansey
International Tribunal
League of Nations
League
Coolidge
Train Delayed by Derailment Near Panama
An early morning Pennsylvania Railroad train to Pittsburgh arrived over five hours late after a freight derailment near Panama. The train was routed via Erie and reached Vie city around 7 o clock, with limited relay due to the disruption.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Panama
Erie
Vie City
Buffalo
Valentino Linked to New Romance in English Film Circles
In the wake of rumors surrounding Rudolph Valentino and Malacha Rambov, reports suggest a growing interest between Valentino and English actress Starlyn Coloper while friends note his evident fondness for London. Observers anticipate further developments as the gossip spreads.
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United Prove Parts
Malacha Rambovg
Sheik
Rudolph Valentino
Valentino
Ris
Nune
Starlyn Coloper
London
Gladys
Banks in Denver Shut Doors Amid Financial Pressure
Four Denver banks faced closures over two days. The Metropolitan State Bank failed first while National Broadway National and North Denver Bank were placed under federal and state control, signaling a wave of instability in the city’s banking sector.
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Denver
Unilea Press
Galo
Metropolitan State Bank
National
Broadway National
North Diver Ate Bank
Federal
State
Corry Elks Enjoyable Lodge Session Honors Charter Members
Members of Parry Lodge Corry Elks held an evening session at the club home with about 150 in attendance. The program honored charter members led by J F Austin with music, tributes, telegrams from grand officials, a venison and bear dinner donated by Dit Speck, and a varied entertainment lineup.
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Efeenin
Austin
McKean County
Corry Lodge
Cory
J. F. Austin
Corry Elks
Doyg Smith
Sumner Rennew
WWE
Marsh
D_ Wy DeRosay
Mr Austin
Parks Broadcasting
Charles ‘Keating
RC. Barth
Hender
the Elks
Texas
Tim Sulvan
New York City
Billy Fd.mars
Chicago
Tocal
Billy Myers
N. Dell Darling
Erie
Messrs
Keating
Myers
Billy Munn
Garland
Lodge
Speck
Elks
Afl
Sume
Ime
Tim
Fire devastates Lewis Furniture Co in Huntington blaze
A major Huntington fire damaged the Lewis Furniture Co in the business district with losses estimated around 50000 to 100000 dollars. Firemen fought for six hours as the blaze began in the fifth floor storage room and consumed the floor and roof. Earlier this week Pennan Brad department store suffered fire damage, estimated between 140000 and 750000 dollars.
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United Prom
Huntington
W. Va
Lewis Furniture Co
V Company
Pennan Bradthew Department
Hite
Tax Reduction Bill Set for House Passage Today
Supporters expect the tax reduction bill to pass the House today and be sent to the Senate with no important changes. The measure aims to cut taxes and streamline revenue, reflecting a concerted effort by lawmakers to advance fiscal relief.
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HOUSE
Bill
Senate
House Promises Quick Passage of $325000 Tax Bill
Washington reports the House pledged to pay the 325000 federal tax reduction bill this afternoon a day ahead of schedule. The Ways and Means Committee proposal faces Senate passage with minimal changes as hearings move forward after holidays. The alcohol tax provisions are approved pending final readings and committee actions in Washington December 2.
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United Press
Washington
House
Senate
Ways and Means
Madden
Treasury and
Yostaffics
Iain Sitempa
Senate Finance Committee
Tonee Foray
Neduetvor Lilly
Transcontinental Sight Seeing Tour Planned
Transcontinental sightseeing trip planned by NR Dickson of Corry. He hopes to organize a party of fifteen to twenty on a forty to fifty day route visiting Chicago Denver Royal Gorge Salt Lake City Grand Canyon California and Mexican stops. Reservations close December 2 and the tour may start January 12.
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Dickson
Meadville
Chicago
Denver
Royal Gorge
Colorado
Salt Lak City
California
Pather River
Sherattenta
Sin Francisco
Berker Oakland
Monterey
Santa Cruz
Los Angeles
Pasadena
San Gabriel Mission
San Diego
Tia Juana
Mexico
Grand Canyon
Doumer Proposes New French Finance Plan
Paris reports Finance Minister Doumer unveils a plan to balance the budget by imposing 2.5 billion francs in indirect taxes and 2 billion francs in direct taxes, aiming to cover a projected deficit of 4.5 billion francs. The scheme forms the backbone of cabinet recommendations for a tax project intended to gain Chaney approval.
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Paris
Doumer
France
Charles Imus Dies Suddenly at Franklin
Corry resident Charles Imus died suddenly at Franklin about noon while at the Franklin Steel Works where he represented the Selden Truck Company. He suffered heart trouble and died within minutes. He leaves four children. his mother died recently in Jamestown. he had lived in Corry before moving to Franklin.
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Charles. Imus
Corry
Franklin
Imus
Franklin Steel Works
Selden “Truck Company
Jamestown
Tutus
Four Children Die in House Fire Near Holden
A Worcester area fire destroyed a home killing four children and severely burning a mother and infant. Firefighter Floey’s fire market helped pull survivors from the blaze as flames cut off escape on the lower floor.
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Holden Man
Tolu
Here
Floey
Worcester
Mary
Hart
Radio Hoax Uncovered Causes Operator Suspension
An extended radio hoax spread through a 104 night era prompting suspension of telegraph operator Far Varidson at Valley tower Reading rail line. The private six mile line carried broadcasts from San Francisco to Berlin and puzzled experts before a partial confession by Davidson.
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United Press
Soxtelville
Dec
Far Varidson
Valley Tower
Reading
Thrapitw
San Francisco
Berlin
Germany
Wien Davidson
Davinson
Ley Yee Park
Davidson
Acceptance of League Invitation Expected in Washington
Washington officials expect one of the United States to accept the League of Nations invitation to join the Geneva disarmament conference preparatory committee. Public release quotes the invitation text while Kellogg and Coolidge confer, and the President may appoint a delegation to the February 15 preparatory meeting.
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Washington
United States
League of Nations
Geneva
Father and son escape from burning home
Ross Beighley and his eight year old son woke to smoke and fled across the porch roof after the house burned to the ground. Fire crews could not save any contents as the blaze grew rapidly. Beighley, a blacksmith, faced $4000 in losses with partial insurance.
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United Prota Wercer
Ross Beighley
Ars Beighley
Butler
Neal
W F W Will Elect Officers Tonight
The Lieut A W Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars votes in its annual officer election this evening at 8 o clock. A large attendance of members is desired.
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A. W. Thompson
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chinese Fighting In Yangtse District Claims Heavy Casualties
The Daily Mail reports from Tien Tsin that Chinese factions ashore near Peking and Tien Thin clashed in the Yang tsun district over the weekend, with about 2,000 killed or wounded.
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United Preas
London
Daily Mail
Tien Tsin
Yangtsun
Peking
Tien Thin
Missing hotel man eyed for early return settlement
The article reports Carl W. Stevenson, a missing hotel figure, expected to return to the city within hours. Hotel management seeks a settlement to address funds shortages connected with his disappearance. Authorities are urged to drop charges as talks with Stevenson proceed, amid attempts to resolve the case quietly.
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Stevenson
Carl
StaWeneon
Corry
Jem
Ouihay
Elie
Vole
Stevansug
Yile
Thie Cite
Hie
Tis
Intel Company
Gilerledt
Numdrs Thak Vous
Cis
Lit
Tilesago Fs
Curtailing Solicitations by School Pupils
A regulation curbs pupil driven solicitations by students as parents resist constant asks for small contributions. The issue has grown over years, taking time from classrooms and harming school attitude. The superintendent issued rules to prevent abuse while acknowledging some drives may be desirable.
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Superintendent of Schools
Wiley
Probe manipulation of crude rubber prices by United Prep
Washington December 18 A partial transcript describes an investigation into alleged price manipulation of crude rubber. The proceedings reference Speaker Roos and Secretary Hoover in a conference on policy and probe scope.
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United Prep
Washington
Howse
Raneson
All Gowmeres Hoover
Aurora Borealis Seen Over Brooklyn on Christmas Gift
The article describes an aurora borealis display over Brooklyn on Christmas as a rare sight. It notes increasing frequency and references a vast distance estimate, mentioning 25,000 miles and 175,000 miles in the context of the phenomenon.
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United Pres
Brooklyn
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