Commission Receives Bids as Fire Alarm Defect Persists
The City Commission opened nine bids for equipment for the new municipal building. Amid routine items and salary approval, repairs to the malfunctioning alarm system were discussed with Mayor Alexander and city officials seeking immediate resolution.
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Manufotiteiog, CO
Ant Metal
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Haiti
Miran
Tate
Balvation Army Appeal for Christmas Aid in Corry
The Salvation Army seeks support as destitute families in Corry face winter. Adjutant Smith and workers plan a Christmas appeal with food clothing and tickets to brighten homes on the verge of hardship. Citizens may donate cash subscriptions by December 90 for distribution to the needy.
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Army Estudol
D Ammanas ultimatum seals Italian Yugoslav tensions
United Press reports Gabriella D Amman to dissolve the levy and release troops tonight as Italy discharges demands to end the war and halt legionnaire actions. Italy warns that negotiations cannot proceed with dignity under D Austingly's stance and orders evacuation of Vibla and Arbe after the ultimatum.
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Tia Lev Gionnarrea
Warahhis
Withnalin Frm
Outbreak in Ireland Reports Conflicting Battles and Casualties
Dublin dispatch details a fresh outbreak near Ain Pointipalalig and Mallinahone with fragmentary reports. Casualties and captures vary. British forces report heavy reinforcements and ambulances linked to Sinn Fein action amid disputed accounts of victories and routs.
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Mallinahone
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Two Bandits Captured In Bank Raid
A bank robbery in Milutown ended with two bandits captured after a midnight chase. Citizens responded rapidly, firing upon the fleeing pair as they attempted to escape. The men identified themselves as Clifford Stackin of New York and Hruik Vorhoon of New Brunswick, though they refused to confirm names. Authorities recovered cash and bonds totaling substantial sums. one suspect later identified as Walter J. Watson.
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Elizabeth
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Greek Cabinet Resigns to King Demands New Ministers
The Greek cabinet resigned to King Constantine amid calls for new ministers. Officials urged immediate reconvening of Parliament to form a new government as political turmoil intensified.
Earthquake Disaster Strikes Yap Island In Caroline Group
Reports from Tokyo via United Press describe a powerful earthquake and tidal effects on Yap Island, part of the Caroline group. The German colonial seat in the area is noted. Yap hosts about 7 thousand people and spans roughly 79 square miles.
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Saul
Lave
Gerniny Gacly
Japan
Goodmar
Caroline
Trade With Russia Now Permitted Under Policy Shift
United Press reports a shift allowing American business to trade with Russia at their own risk while government backing is limited. Restrictions were eased but no official guarantee or support is promised by the United States, with prior wartime controls phased out and continued caution noted amid ongoing international talks.
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Dye
Russia
Troy
Tivemnse Thondena
Jong
Dhistay Hoon
Titusville to Send Delegate to Gas Hearing
Filing shows Titusville will be represented at a hearing in Hepersburg on the proposed gas rate by Cory Gerry Kinowly Haq and a local council, with others from Clarion and Bradford opposing the Pennsylvania Gas Company. The date and full attendee list remain unsettled, and officials indicate no final decision is yet reached.
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Wulud Natural Glia Company
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
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Titunvill
Children Save Mother's Life Amid Air Endurance Attempt
In Broanton Pennsylvania on December 21 Mrs Tite Prewaller narrowly survived as her children helped her escape from a gas fire in a room. Lieut Boss Sturkpatsik and a nurse aided the rescue, aiming to set an air endurance record near 2000 feet with a Maks Googoough mechanic assisting.
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Dee
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Max Googngugh
Harding Hailed by Labor Ranks Amid Political Push
Raymond Clapper reports polarized labor factions forming around Harding as they back his bid for president. Observers note discontent with the Senate's handling of labor issues and rising support for his world court plan. The White House aide says Senatorial backing may grow, signaling a potential political shift ahead of the national ticket.
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Kumbha
Awoppilamownt
Politiynl
Com- Mikes
Vrallroad
Enpporm Harding
Benatt
Shuafor Poindexter
Halling
Harling
Singusdia
Haridug
Marrow
Haring Tolay
Kimluky
Virginia Mins
Balloonists Search Delayed Amid Naval Balloon Recovery Efforts
Albany dispatch reports delays in the search for the naval balloon piloted by Lien and Tobbston after it was destroyed by fire while attempting a rise. Updates note missing crews and ongoing patrols as authorities coordinate recovery near Gon Fulls and Deer Falls.
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Albany
Livit
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Hue Oty
Chen Falls
Allen Palle
Tokmatou
Jonaston
Ex Mayor Heath Died Suddenly
Announcement from the town notes the abrupt death of former Mayor G. D. Heath, a prominent resident, at his summer home near Pindley Lake after a long illness. The community mourns a longtime public servant and civic leader.
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Regulators Consider Gab Use Limits for Industrial Firms
Harrisburg dispatch notes the Public Service Commission lacks clear authority to regulate natural gas use. A Pittsburgh firm argued for strict industrial caps, proposing 40 000 cubic feet monthly limits and industrial gas pricing at half domestic rates. The dispute centers on conservation versus jurisdiction.
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Bilighley
Pittsburgh
Poru- Paty
Indus
National Coal Association paid U.S. employees says Calder committee
In a Senate committee session, Tyr Walder testified that the National Coal Association funded U.S. employees with about $100 monthly to prepare and supply weekly coal production statistics. Calder, committee chairman, cited the arrangement while probing reconstruction and production data.
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Wasuengdon
Tyr
von Ls
Willsm Calder
New York
Avid
Walder
Mhoss
Walderauld
Hey
Cou
Calder
National Coal Association
Hess
New U S Trade Plan With Allies Outlined
WASHINGTON D C to explore new reciprocal trade agreements with allied nations to expand U S markets. Officials say agreements could boost annual payments and raise leverage in debt negotiations while aiming to counter renewal of postwar protectionism.
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Washingdon
Doe
Altier
United Btutoy
God Busiess Motorestn
Soumiry
Ware
Longworth
T He Waya
Dahl
Tochnion
Alintar
Twa
Statensbrou
Formal Opening Planned for Municipal Building
Report outlines a public reception for the new Municipal Building as officials discuss the ceremony mid January. Commissioner Prowl backs a plan to open to the public soon after interior finishing and exterior work on the headquarters is completed.
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Newnions
Reir
Board of Commerce
Amr
Corry
MMA
Te Bs
Private detectives target shoplifting rise in city
Several cases of shoplifting are reported as private detective Luadreme Goren merchant leads efforts to curb theft. Merchants praise results and expect continued action to reduce losses during holidays. Police have closed some cases out of court, with sentiment leaning toward persistent enforcement.
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Weather report notes record low temperatures early today
Mercury dropped to near zero as cold air settled in. Thermometers showed subzero readings across the city with the coldest day of the season so far. A year ago similar frigid conditions followed a late spring thaw.
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Corry
Clymer Boy’s Body Returned From France
A flag covered casket bearing the body of Private Henry Jr Jemicina was transferred to Clymer New York for funeral. The body arrived after military transport from Calais France and was brought to Hoboken New Jersey on December 15 with Private Ernest Soro acting as military escort.
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Three Coal Firms Indicted In Major Case
Three coal firms were indicted yesterday on charges under the Lever Act. The document alleges illegal profits and schemes involving coal, coke, and fair pricing, with prosecutors citing substantial irregularities and related conspiracy claims.
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