Drowning Under Auto Tragedy Near Corry Bridge
A former Corry man,, Henry Hopkins, is believed drowned after his vehicle toppled into a creek near a bridge. Witnesses report a pedestrian sighting the car before it entered the water as investigators trace the scene and identify the owners of The Sneyertinyn Karke who found the victim among debris in the stream. The accident occurred shortly after the bridge approach, with rescue efforts continuing as authorities examine the abutment and nearby guard structures for contributing factors.
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CORRY
Sneyertinyn
Mindy
Durneck
MehdViller
Lawlor
Ryker
Mogilville
Lainie
Ondnetaker
Carey
Gti
Juan
Cora Kyhony
Ainet
Heath
Hlinshis
Raprdserttis
Davis
Wuleasan Fay Powdine Beathers
Praavneal
Wiel Searen
Eustace
Clevelan
Wwe Brothers
de Frank Hepl
Whereabouts of Ohio Bandit A Mystery
A garbled report notes an unresolved search in the vicinity for a jewelry bandit linked to Ohio. Officials and local police exchange unclear guidance, while Mr. J J Bosman travels from New York City amid limited names or stations to identify the suspect.
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Tony
Hovdanel Greterday
Ator
Axb
J.J. Bosman
New Worl City
100 Years Bring Some Difference in Christmas Prices
Catawissa Pennsylvania dated December 21 reports on changes since 1823 with Christmastime prices. A storekeeper notes higher costs for whiskey and shoes while food items like bread and potatoes show shifts. a grandchild recollects how a single day’s work in May yielded scarce rations.
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Catawissa
Ellinbrirg
Ie Grandlatter
Keane
Dawes to Head Committee in Reparations Inquiry
Paris based United Press reports Dawes to head a committee within the Reparations Commission to oversee Germany's honor and ensure American participation. The commission also deferred Germany’s request for a $70.1 million loan and asked Berlin to submit a report on food supply and wheat production.
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United Press
Paris
Karlen
G Dawey
United States
Lye
Oyvette
Cerminy
Germany
Committee En
Berlin
St Johns Day Banquet Arrangements Announced Here
The Mayo fraternity plans the St Johns Day banquet at Butlerners Sta on Thute Hay December 27. C A Pickard will deliver the principal address with Oliver W Johnson and JW Campbell also on the program. Ensign Tod Bratiner will speak. Munley to lead the muster. banquet served by the Hayter Star at 180 Pfethel. Invitations extend to all Mapoits to attend this yearly Massinic event.
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Focal Mayo Fraternity
Unival St
Jamentown
JW Campbell
Tod Bratiner
Munley
Ugivs
Hayter
Porras
Indlge
F.&am
Simmons Opposes Mellon Tax Plan
Southern Democratic Leader declares Mellon tax program is wrong and favors the rich at the expense of the poor. He argues the plan would not become law and cites Senate opposition to broad tax and appropriation measures.
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Simmons
Mellon
United Press
Washington
Simmong
North
Caroline
Xaulang
State Briefs Cloud Federal Case With Muted Details
Federal authorities and state county officers clashed over proceedings as indictments surfaced in a sprawling Pittsburgh area crime wave. Reports describe robberies in Connellsville, a fatal shooting near Pittsburgh tracks, and a Jackson Day dinner controversy stirring Democratic politics in Columbus.
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Py Union
Toledo
Isis
Rmaile
Etalon
Bank of Delt
Ohio
McCalun
Marietna
Washington
Don
Democracy
Charles Zorlnsky
Democratic
Wktinl
Mike Masero
East Pittsburgh
Democrats
Wamnb
County Ham
Suicidy
Japan seeks new agreement on land rights
United Press dispatch from Washington states Japan has pressed the American government for an accord to protect the rights of Japanese in the United States. Ambassador Manihan indicates Japan will enter negotiations to settle long standing issues. California and other western states have passed drastic laws barring Japanese from leasing or owning land for agricultural development.
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United
Washington
Japan
United States
Manihans
Giant liner Leviathan runs aground near New York harbor
Reports say the Leviathan, a large liner carrying Christmas travelers including John McGean, went aground on Rabble Reef near St George. Observers at the ferry terminal noted a slight list to starboard as salvage teams monitor the vessel about two quarters of a mile offshore.
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New York
Wireless Today
Southayjouie
John McGean
New York Giants
Athens
United States
St George
Staton
St. Gourres
Christmas Vacation In The Empty Congress Record
A fragmentary, period style piece discusses a Christmas period in Congress with sparse details and unclear events. It mentions a young boy, planting trees, and a hazy scene of travel and work, with scattered names and dates that suggest a historical context but lack clear narrative cohesion.
No Action In Either House On Major Issues
Washington dispatch reports Congress has made no progress on major issues over three weeks. A lean bill passed the House as Christmas recess nears, while Senate hearings and committee plans stall. Presidents program remains stalled and prospects for Farm Policy, Freight Rates, and Prohibition reforms look uncertain into January.
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House
Senate
United Pr
Washington
Holt Ainge
Presidentonlidge
Nora
Measles On Decline Here In Recent Reports
Reports indicate measles cases are falling locally with health officials noting improved conditions. The bulletin cites reduced fever rates and fewer new infections as communities push vaccination and containment efforts.
Poincare Seeks Confidence Vote in French Parliament
Premier Poincare declared he will pursue a confidence vote in the Chamber, signaling plans for a major domestic program. He warned against setbacks from opposition, aiming to secure support before Tuesday’s crucial decision.
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United Pros
Paris
Poincare
Pepper Firm in Church Fundamentals Dispute
Washington dispatch reports Episcopal controversy over modernist and fundamentalist creed plans amid a vote of confidence move. Pepper, noted churchman from Pennsylvania, criticizes attempts to redefine church doctrine as he praises traditional truths.
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Washington
Athay
Preeman
George Wharton Pepper
Fraternal Home Insurance Society Meeting Report
A damaged OCR record describes a Fraternal Home Insurance Society meeting with names such as Revonde, We stooge, and Richard Jewett. It lists officers, program participants, readings, recitations, and songs, noting about twenty attendees. The text is garbled but preserves event structure and participant roles.
Christmas Exercises By A B Sunday School
Christmas program by United Peethren Sunday School presented Saturday night in the church auditorium. A feature titled White Christmas will cap the evening with a Christman terse for the Tittle Veith A-capital unit. Grate Fones traveled to Jamartrin this morning with friends.
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A.B
United Peethren
Dristmas
Ofa i Church Auditorum
Ion
Jamartrin
Train Robbery On Erie Falls Branch Reported
Police report a robbery on the Falls Erie railroad branch with furniture and coal taken from a freight car. A railway employee is said to have been seriously attacked. Troopers have been dispatched across Ontario Genesee and surrounding counties to patrol the area after the Thursday morning theft near 2285 Rock.
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ERIE
Falls
Falla
Baldwin
Impr
Ontario
Genesee
Bre
Halted Church Split Debate Draws 2500 at Calvary
A heated clash between modernists and fundamentalists over church teaching drew more than 2500 people to Calvary Baptist in a prominent New York debate. Dr Potter and Mr Straton argued over biblical infallibility, with liberal voices urging restraint and unity. The event highlighted tensions within the Protestant Episcopal Church during the Christmas season and featured legal figures and clergy from New York and Texas.
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United Prest
New York
Fundament Taliete
Aldho Willian T Munning
Divers of
Uistinstibil
Betrog
Christ
Jamie
Dow
Dy Clarloe Vente
West Vine Unitanen
Chireh
John Roach Stratun
Calvans
Pulten
Alimost Vastain
Layning
Dr Potter
DF Staton
Calvary Baptist Church
Wwe
de Stetina
Poyter
Almet Po Jenks
Asvice Attie
Ernest L. Conant
Neal Barnes
Mucur
Lynn
Mass
Straton
Inia Ivume Yeue Nat Srade
Obregon Sees End of Revolt in Mexico City
Reports say federal forces scored decisive victories at San Marcos and Puebla, with General Obregon’s troops advancing on Esperalita and Guipilari as peasants are displaced. Prisoners, ammunition, and supplies are being moved, signaling government confidence and continued military operations.
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United Press
Mexico City
Fedhural Foreny
San Marcos
Pimbla
Calvary
Guadalalass
Obengon Theess
San Mibreoy
Tederdl Hastle
Obregen Forges
Bn Esperalita Ik Theens Appy
Gupitnlaari
Iriental
Teneoceinieirai
Veraute
VETTERS CONVICTED ON HANSLAUGHTER CHARGE
New York reporters report Marie Vetter and her husband Ernest Vetter were convicted by a jury of manslaughter in the case linked to a fatal incident at Alonen Storey. The jury deliberated from Thursday afternoon and delivered the verdict at ten o'clock, amid emotional reactions from witnesses.
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Veter
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