Harding and Hughes Clash Over Pacific Pact Details
Washington dispatch reports President Harding and Secretary Hughes at odds over the Four Power Treaty meaning. Howard and other delegates diverge on whether Japan's territorial guardianship is included and how ratification would proceed.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
Ling
Rembilong Smalirs
United States
Japan
Ae Atqvartanion
ECHR
Uarding
Todas
Pras
Stine Hughes
Hughes
Hurding
Erry Darth
Senate
Shy Whitt Won
Anc
Borah
Miller Keystone star boosts Buffalo Keystones in tough Meadville clash
Noe Miller of the Buffalo Keystones returns to action alongside Williams as the Buffalo quintet prepares for a hard fought contest against Allegheny College in Meadville. Miller is praised as a premier forward and the team aims to sharpen its lineup for the crucial matchup on the Thirddoor Court with Friday night tips.
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Allegheny Gollige
Meadville
Miller
Keystone
Dhlform
Williams
Iyon
Carer
Dectary
Tha Orrates
Uehet
Youthful Trapper Drowns in Creek at Lay Ladore
GERALD Wuthith, 14, of Waymart Pa, drowned on a January night while trap setting on ice near Lay Ladore. The body had not sunk and was not recovered by dawn. Fire and rescue attempts failed. Mr and Mrs He AW Mulvig of Union City arrived to visit relatives.
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Waymart
Ladore
Gerald Wuthith
Yan
Jce
Tuhill
Hoek
Earliar
Tix Brathne
Qurrigr
Atig
U S Delegates Oppose French Sub Demands
United States delegates resist French requests related to submarine negotiations. Officials emphasized strategic interests and allied coordination as they push back on demands seen as hindering security and global stability.
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U.S
Probing Allied Demands in Armament Talks Amid White House Debate
In Washington on December 21 authorities reported Allied demands on auxiliary ships and submarines. Britain seeks large tonnages of submarines and other craft, while France pushes a substantial share under the Hughes plan. All sides discuss limits as Christmas approaches.
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Washington
France
Tulasia
Britain
Watron
Georgia
Previch
Exnervion Men Testify On Army Discipline Claims
Senator Watson presses sensational charges against army practices as several ex-service men testify at the hearing. Witnesses accuse brutalities in army life and criticize the war department while veterans from Georgia lead a push to reveal alleged mistreatment in France. Additional testimony is expected.
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Park
Tom Wasan
Watson
War Department
Warton
Dovigs
Georgia
Army of Voluntteers
France
Accomplices Named in Wall Street Bombing Case
Warsaw reports detectives claim accomplices named in the Wall Street bombing inquiry. Dr Stan istiaw chief police official says Lindenfeld provided an inside history and secured $3,000 from a detective agency to hire an agent for the dynamite plot. United Press notes Polish authorities seek Lindenfeld for possible extradition.
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Poland
Rolle Lindentel
Wall Street
Marters
Stanistiaw
Pol Tical Police
Ouishowski
Secret Police
Lindenfelt
Lindenfeld
New York Press Club
Buran
Unisaseiti
United States
Uncle Claims Reward For Ryhal Arrest
An uncle from Macktown claims the city and county reward of 1000 dollars for the arrest of the assailant in the Clara Lennox murder case. He says he allowed his nephew, suspected of the crime, to enter his home under Sheriff Boy’s orders.
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Ryhal
United Press
New Castle
Tomas Verne Ryhal
Clara Lenni
Clara Belle Lennox
Greer Wood
Wayle
Macktown
Tie
Sheriff Boy
Laws Brite County
Franklin man fatally wounded by shotgun blast
Franklin police report John Brow, 37, was cleaning a shotgun at his home in the morning when the gun exploded. He was found injured and taken to Franklin hospital in grave condition where he died. The incident remains under investigation.
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Franklin
Abet
John Brow
Shorer
Aatral
Sean
Man killed in home attack injures two and flees with infant
Harold Lyte injured himself with a butcher knife at the home of his divorced wife in Clemens. He fled with another baby following the attack. The mother and two children are in critical condition.
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Lic
Dee
Harold Lyte
Injiad
Fenlfe
Stow Lipide
Lyle
Who Wants This Christmas Baby
A local physician requests help finding a home for a three day old baby girl noted as a fine child. The appeal asks for interested families in Cor Ty and nearby areas to consider adopting the infant as a Christmas gift. Letters addressed to the Journal marked Phy. wotan will be forwarded to the physician, with details kept confidential.
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Cor- Ty
Robber Slays Grocer and Wife in Birmingham Set Fire
United Press report from Birmingham shows a robber killed a grocer and his wife and then set their store ablaze early today. Police seek motive and suspect details as investigators pursue leads.
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United Press
Birmingham
Ala
Joseph Mantone
Deer Slayings Reported in Clearfield County
Four hundred ninety one bucks were slain in Clearfield county during the past season, according to a traveling game protector. The figure surpasses the prior total, with twenty two illegal killings reported.
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Pay
Clearfield County
BI Kelly
Ryhal May Get Death Penalty for Girl Murder
NEW CASTLE. Dec. 21 Thomin Verne Ryhal, 49, faced the electric chair after a conviction on murder charges in the death of 1 year old Clara Lennox. The Lennox girl was found July 14 in Greer woods near Here by berry pickers with a double fracture of the skull. Ryhal claimed an accidental head injury while using a police mail stub as a tool for repairing his automobile.
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Thomin Verne Ryhal
M Schusste
Clara Elle Lennox
Lennox
Greer Woods
Ryhal
Abe
Leather Workers in Philadelphia Hit by Anthrax
Health officials in Philadelphia today moved to prevent spread after three workers at a leather factory contracted anthrax. Marty Baty and William Calhoun are in perilous condition for four days, while a young female worker has been exposed.
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Parsons
Marty Baty
William Calhoun
Gas From New Field for City After Jan 1
The city will gain gas from a new field east of town after January 1. A pine line from the regular water main on East Smith Street to the new field is advancing, with completion near at hand. Output will supplement city supply as four wells drilled by Beach interests near Pittsburg show good prospects.
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Janwary
Sifichuls
Smith Street
Pittburgh
Pitte Thurgh
Bt Anderson
Keller
Jacobs Farms
Sitgis
Bank Robbery in Clearfield Vaul t Lock Theft
State Bank at Karthway was robbed as two men entered before 11 am. They held the cashier at gunpoint, locked him in a vault, then fled in a large touring car toward Ridway Clearfield. Loss is estimated at 2000 to 4000 dollars.
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Clearfield
Tye
Karthwy
Shopeway
Ridway
Shope
IMME
Karthays
Cleartill
Thomas
Heart Growns
Mother of Local Woman Dies After Long Illness
Jacquinn Murthintcot, wife of Ployd Murthintcot, died late yesterday afternoon at her home in Clymer after a long illness. She was a well known and esteemed resident with many friends. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 1 o'clock from the church near Clymer, with interment in Clymer Cemetery.
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Are Jacquinn
Clymer
Snowe and Colder Forecast for Christmas Weather
The Weather Bureau predicts a major cold wave and snow across the northeastern quarter and Midwest regions, with Ohio Indiana and Michigan likely to see snow flurries late today. The forecast warns of low temperatures and icy conditions around Christmas.
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United Press
Hington
United States
United States Weather Bureau
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Increase in Co Valuation Reported
Reports show a rise in county valuation due to new improvements and building activity. Officials cite greater bonding power and potential for future projects while noting increases mainly from smaller towns and rural districts.
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Reig
Follurs
Toei
Erie
Miry Royce
Isn Frovementa
Arsinsste
Ytur
Murders and Shooting Case Leaves Woman Wounded
Dee 2 at Pilliel Puta district reports two deaths and a wounded man after a shooting. Mrs Bella Drake and Mrs Agnes Horrell are named among victims. Police cite insanity as a possible motive linked to jealousy and opposition to love. A woman, identified as Borrell, survived after leaping from a window and seeking help.
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Cornyl Hue Gulf
Alor
Ty Dager
Bella Drake
Agnes Horrell
Warnait
Wien
Watrfitton
Selioo
Mog
Borrell
Stiller
Joe Harris May Play With Boston in Frantic Trade Talk
Franklin Pennsylvania report indicates Joe Harris May join Boston after being traded by Cleveland. Harris says he has not renounced the claim and expected daily word from Judge Landis. The season notes mention Maris batting 107 in 87 games and Funk Te crippled part of the year.
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Cleveland
Boston
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Maris
Lange
Thieves Ransack Express Office in Braddock
Reported theft at the American Express office in Braddock details masked by OCR errors describe the robbery occurring in the morning, with several thousand dollars missing and police notified.
Bandits Take $10,000 From Columbus Bank
Two armed bandits robbed a Columbus bank today taking about $10,000. The incident occurred at the Citizens Trust Bank and witnesses reported a quick getaway. Authorities searched for the suspects.
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Columbus Bank
Columbus
Ip Ald
Steulton
Citigen's Trust
Irish Treaty Signers Urge Approval After London Talks
Irish delegates led by Duffy and Gavan Virty urge ratification of Lloyd George led pact. They defend the treaty as forced yet necessary, warn of consequences of rejection, and urge Dail acceptance despite criticism from opponents. Eamon J. Duggan also backs the deal, arguing it preserves the state against future aggression.
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Dublin
Dee
Wire Fardal
Lloyd George
Chebrke Gavan Viity
Grinel
Duffy
Eamon J. Duggan
Dail
London
Negotrinth
Britain
Fatal head on train wreck blamed on crew
In Norristown on December, conductor Charles Fivais and Walter Weakel of the Piladelphia Reading train No 1 were held on $5,000 bail for trial in Montgomery County Court. A coroner's jury found the crew responsible for the collision that killed 26 people. Weakel remains hospitalized with injuries.
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Norristown
Charles Fivais
Walter Weakel
Piladeliyhia
Reading
Montgomery
Yeukel
Moi
Vivian Demands Submarines for Korea Arms Talks
Havre dispatch reports Rene Vivian, French delegate, insisting Paris must secure undersea craft for colonial interests. He arrived aboard the French liner and noted a figure of 350,000 capita change, adjusting expectations for the Washington arms conference. He welcomed a preliminary nature of the talks and expressed confidence in Le Ban’s abilities.
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United Press
Havre
Prance
Rene Vivians
Washington Arms Conferene
Paris
New Yorke
Ohange
Tam
le Ban
Troops on Trail of Madame Sun Yat Sen Abduction
Government troops pursued Lawilide, who abducted Madame Sun Yat Sen, wife of the president. Dispatches from South China say the bandits moved toward Rewvilin, capital of Kwatingah province, about 289 miles northwest of Canwo.
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United Press
Shanghal
Lawilide
Sun Yat Sen
South China
Parish House Attacked Over Priest Transfer
Police guarded the Our Lady of Pity Parish House after a mob formed in opposition to Rev. Father James Mehrici taking charge. Two parishioners objected to the transfer and attacked the building with stones and breaking windows amid the confrontation following founder Rev. Francis Opplee’s departure.
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United Press
New York
Our Lady of Pity
James Mehrici
Francis Opplee
Nea Tara
Chicago to New York train bandit robs passengers
A Chester Fieldian bandit on the Chicago to Washington to New York line robbed passengers near Englewood Station. He took about $1100 in cash and jewelry, warned riders with a polite order, and escaped by car after leaping from the train. Police hunt Tommy OConnor as the suspect.
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Herbert L. Stansbury
New Metre Ave
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MM. D. Taylor
Pasenger
Andi
Tommy O'Connor
Gous
Day Campaign Spreads at Boston
New York dispatch reports a nationwide push to enforce liquor laws before Christmas Eve. Dry detectives raid a Boston hotel room above a dinner, seizing twenty bottles of liquor and twenty eight empty quart bottles amid efforts to curb holiday parties.
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United Press
New York
Boston
Iuitie
Guy.han. Hing Cox
Massachusetts
Foch Delivers Welcoming Message From Havre Visit
Marshal Foch sends an enthusiastic message to the American people via United Press on his arrival in Havre. He praises America as a land of vast economic potential and immense opportunity and expresses heartfelt gratitude for the warm reception.
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United Press
Havre
Dec
Marshall Pooh
Yiner
Paria
Lan
Waitell States
America
Fursthermore
Foreigner Dies From Pistol Wound in Scranton Hotel
A foreigner identified as Sylvester Coccio, 28, was wounded by a pistol blast to the right chest in a Scranton hotel late last night. He was in critical condition at Taylor Hospital as authorities and relatives, including Nick Jone of Old Forge, await further word.
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Scranton
Charlot Gambino
Old Porge
Sylvester Coccio
Taylor Hopital
Nick Jone
Old Porgs
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