United States Plans Reparations Settlement Path
The United States outlines an approach to European reparations, proposing US participation in international inquiry to set Germany’s payment figure and seeking securities for amortization. It aims to avert a broader European collapse and renegotiate war debts with Allied nations.
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More Irish Rebels Pay Death Penalty
Rebels condemned to die by state authorities were executed at Kilgive and Barracks after conviction for treason and arms possession. Doomed leaders faced crowd demonstrations as explosions and gunfire marked their last moments.
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Stores Open Nights During Holiday Trade
Retailers extend hours to accommodate peak Christmas shopping. Stores in the city offer evening openings with extensive gift lines and welcoming displays to attract grateful holiday customers and ease the rush.
Progressives Plan Subsidy Filibuster in Special Election
Fragmentary report from Harrisburg notes progressives and prohibition candidates rallying against farm subsidies and public subsidies in a special election for the Senate. Mention of Gov I Wallington and figures like Jamies T. Barnett, Swached, Sprowle, Deuserat, and Potty Mead of Blue Eye amid political maneuvers to block subsidy bills.
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Plan Governors' Day Conference Pending
United Press reports from Washington that President Harding may call another governors conference to discuss wartime transition issues after the current talks. no date has been set. The official White House statement notes ongoing deliberations and the focus on postwar administration changes.
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Representative to Armory Board Meeting
A report notes D Warren DeRosay and N Titus Tore Miguie Chater of Cominterre althy Mominikitity Syrylee Cones will appear before the State Armory Board in Chislisburg tomorrow to seek reinstatement of armory rites and potential adjustments affecting the unity service program and athletic activities. They plan to attend with other members as representatives. a previous committee meeting is mentioned with possible attendance by a member of the Armory Noait though details are unclear.
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Immortal Sarah Bernhardt Near Collapse Clings to Stage Life
The immortal actress Sarah Bernhardt, about 78, faced a serious health crisis but remained defiant and vowed to return to the stage. Doctors denied danger, and reports from United Press described her condition as a syncope-related illness with a hopeful outlook for recovery and a possible late-stage comeback.
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Fires and Barn Burnings Sweep Southeast Pennsylvania
Barn Mathers and followers ignite seven barns in Montgomery Chester and Delaware counties. Losses total about 1010, with buildings including Mills Wooll near Morristown and St Tomwtin’s Home near Whitehall Road destroyed or damaged. Authorities suspect arson linked to extremist groups amid reports of a fiery cross.
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Pensions of War Veterans Increased by Conferees
Washington reports Senate and House conferees agreed on a pension bill hailed as the most comprehensive. It raises monthly payments for Civil War and Indian War veterans, widows, and maimed soldiers, with special classifications from 7 to 125 dollars and added eligibility for state militia service. The bill's cost is projected at about 60 million for the current fiscal year.
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Two Buildings Burn in Wesleyville Blaze
Two one story frame buildings, Dad's Lunch and Jimmy Ware's shop, were destroyed by fire in Wesleyville. Loss estimated around 2000 dollars. Volunteers contained the blaze after it threatened nearby structures while Brie fire officials and Erie department stood in readiness.
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Freien
Death of 18-year-old in high school basketball game
William Gnecalus, 18, died after suffering heart failure during a junior class bankers ball at the local high school. He collapsed on the floor and was carried to a car, where he died a few minutes later.
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Piypston
Still Probing Hall Mills Murder Case
In Somerville a Somerset grand jury hear remarks from Judge Charles W. Parker urging continued investigation into the Mull Mills murder. He says the case has drawn notoriety but officials will persist until the truth is found and remaining questions about Dorothy Arrind and Elwell are resolved.
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Mills
Somerville
Mull Mills
Judie
Charles W. Parker
Somerset Gravid
Chip
Dorothy Arrind
Elwell
New York
Chicago Battled by Deep Freeze Death Fire and Crime
Chicago faced a severe cold wave with zero temperatures for three days causing five deaths and extensive damage from fires. Police reported a spike in robberies and thefts as crime surged amid embattled relief efforts and widespread homelessness.
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Crisno
Weather Bureau
Bandits With $200000 Loot Foil Police Report
Wild chase across multiple states ends with $200000 heist and no clear trail. Investigators link the Lewis gang to the robbery near Denver and Colorado Springs, while a witness offered a restricted tip about the loot. Police set up road checks and coordinate nationwide probes to locate the suspects.
Bomb damage rocks Baltimore homes on December 10
In Baltimore Maryland an explosion wrecked the homes of Patrolman John Bherling and Misses Caroline and Pais Reuter. A big wall hole and broken glass were reported 75 feet away. No injuries. the policeman and family fled their home as investigators probed a possible retaliation.
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Reuter
New Officers Elected by Home Protection Lodge
The Home Protection Lodge elected officers for the coming year at a session last night. Named were President Harry Gehrat, Vice President Myron Reynolds, Chaplain Mrs. J Gehrat, Recording Secretary Hertha Marsh, Financial Secretary Mrs FE Mehutyne, Treasurer Mrs A W Covell, Herald Mrs Nellie Jewell, Inside Guard Dora Olds, Outside Guard Oscar McIntyre, Pianist Mrs Elizabeth Selo, President W W Regibids. The lodge will not meet until January 1923 due to holidays.
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May Mehutyne
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Nellie Jewell
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Oscar McIntyre Piantist
Robbery Ring Sentences Imposed in Wyoming Valley Case
William Podmoks of Plains received a prison term from 0 to 70 years in the eastern penitentiary after pleading guilty to his role in a string of robberies and holdups that terrorized the Wyoming valley. His partner Robart Hirtley of Wilkes Barre also confessed and was sentenced to a prison term of one year to an unspecified maximum.
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Voice of Schumann-Heinrichs Returns to Stage in Garden City
United Press report from Garden City details the revival of Schumann-Heinrichs voice as the tenor performs in a benefit concert. The article mentions medical concerns affecting the singer’s health and notes the host hotel setting and reception around the event.
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Turkw Parley Near Collapse Amid Dardanelles Talks
Reports from Lausanne and Geneva describe new Turkish mediation efforts as the Near East peace conference nears a critical phase. Delegates discuss freedom for the Dardanelles and potential Turkish action amid mounting tensions with Armenian communities and Christian marriages.
Girl Scouts Debate Basketball League Changes
Scouting groups discuss modified basketball play amid concerns over rules and safety. Officials consider contact limits and structure changes to align with troop activities and ensure fair competition for all participants.
Volley Ball League Contest Tonight
Tight at the Presbyterian gym as Raymond Manufacturing faces Corry Jamestown in a scheduled league game. Morrd Jamestown and Morrd Tamestown sit tied for second, promising a close match with Mouthin's squad challenging the Jonders.
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Raymond
Klan Leaders Deny Rumoed Outrages Amid Campaign
United Press states the Ku Klux Klan leaders deny responsibility for a wave of lawlessness as they seek to inform President Harding of the order's aims at the White House. It notes Walter Manley traveling to Erie to meet his mother and her expected return from Texas.
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Newls Cloged
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Robert Manley
Final Action on Appropriation Tax Ordinances in City Meeting
City Commission presided by Mayor Alexander approved final readings for levy and municipal appropriations. West Wayne street requests two more lights were referred to the public safety superintendent. Water supply pipe costs for fire protection on Past South street increased by 270 dollars. An land strip purchase near Avenue Ay rule was referred to public property. Health report covers sixteen contagious illness cases from November 20 to December 18.
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Banquet Tonight Honors Cory High School Eleven
Rotary Club hosts a year end dinner for Cory High football team celebrating a successful season. Dean Roger from Community Service addresses the players praising athletics and character as the team meets its new leader for the coming year.
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Two Corry Couples Seek Divorces in Erie Courts
Two Corry couples filed for divorce actions in Erie courts. Ethel May Fitch of Cory accuses Harry Alvin Fitch of cruel and barbarous treatment at 23 Buste street Cory while Wayne township resident Helen Goones sues Albert Coons at 18 Franklin street Cory for mistreatment and separation since 1822.
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