Passage or emergency tariff loom in Congress
Washington reports indicate a party split over tariffs as the Ways and Means Committee prepares a measure. Support from western and southern Republicans grows, threatening a presidential veto and signaling a tight vote on final passage.
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Tada
Wential Volumit
Momate
Jtty
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Uyie
Wwetisukt
Conilion
Agricul Rat Waiwera
Powentat
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Caatenn Mintufae
Itv Paengo
Nmrly
Tana
Dave
Thors
Peace moves seen as Irish conflict edges toward settlement
London dispatch reports shifting Irish tensions toward a peace path as parliamentary figures weigh a measure. Proposals involve security actions and paramilitary responses, with clashes and ambushes cited amid negotiations and public statements.
Forced Down After Gas Leak In Air 18 Hours
A damaged fragment from an 18 hour emergency reports a forced landing due to a gas leak. The piece mentions an aircraft near New York and names Kirkpatrick and others. details are incomplete and unclear.
Armed Autos Patrol New York Streets in Crime Fight
New York reports twenty armed autos joined police patrols to combat crime. Five officers ride each car with sharpshooter crews, conducting independent investigations alongside patrols. A police department shake up was hinted, with more recruits to enter by January 10.
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United Pris
Lew York
Gonelsting
Exiuta
Elliot
Woon
Maid Hin
Jauuiry
Ondeay
Lalios
Sto Height
Busines
Congressman Ty's Probable Reappointment Sparks Reapportionment Talk
Partial OCR text notes possible reappointment and reapportionment in the House after the last census. It mentions Pennsylvania and a forthcoming act by state authorities, with expectations of action soon. Named individuals are unclear due to garbled source.
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Rawford
Mounaylvania
Acton
Atata
Ace Poses as Bride Thief After Mississippi Headlines
After posing as the Rickenbanker and marrying Francés Hannan of Jacksonville society, the famed American ace vanished with his bride and an undetermined sum, reportedly around $2,000, taking valuables and departinga for parts unknown.
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Jacksonvilige
Firiy
Francés Hannan
Jackson Vitle
Viet
Gun Fights In Wake Of Dry Raids
Dec 2 Buffalo. Prohibition Agent Ewin Waters and fellow officer were shot at while raiding a saloon in Watertown. An unknown assailant fired, wounding or threatening death to Waters and the others. The assailant fled. a man named Leo was implicated in the broader violence, though one accused, Watert, faced no charge for the shooting.
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United Prous Buffalo
Ewin Waters
Hin
Anvlitiat
Tenlphi Oyler Hind
Murray Wasaie
Boeing
Owilant
Drive for Open Shop Underway
United Prom report from Chicago notes a national open shop drive has begun as William Butterworth calls a convention of major manufacturers to oppose closed shops and to back a national board of adjustment for labor disputes. The piece highlights the clash with railway brotherhoods and the timing amid snowfall and industrial tensions across the country.
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United Prom
Chicago
William Hutterworth
Butterworth
National Board of Adjustment
Weatherhoode
Wien
Wilke
Ferworth Uci
Government Officials Linked in Coal Profiteering Inquiry
A Washington inquiry linked government officials to coal profiteering as Attorney General Palmer testified before the Senate investigating committee. The hearing highlighted alleged profits, outlines of government involvement, and industry input from coal executives amid the probe.
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AL Bradford Washington
Dee
Palmer
Dal
Bonute
George H. Cuntilng
Amnerleag
Flelals
Ime
Soi Iehirousels
Department of Juition Hand Bhit
Cuming
Cou
Walch Your Step In Heavy Rains Disrupts City Streets
A downpour caused slick sidewalks and scattered pedestrians across the streets. City officials reported numerous incidents as people struggled with slippery walkways and traffic, while authorities worked to improve safety for walkers.
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Lee
Orion
Queen Sophie Honors Son in Kingston Royal Return
Athens reports Queen Sophie reunites with her son amid funeral scenes for a Mount Vernon king. The former king’s mother and crowds flock to ROAPALO as legal charges loom over Albert L. Morey and Willburial officials, amid a tense city court entry.
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United
Prem
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Oriumphal
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Roapalo
N.Y
Dos
Prohl
Billon
Pha
Isi Garnkel
Horey
Alexander
Kini Ar Agonth
Garfinkel
Torey
Senators Weigh New Cabinet Amid Senate Tension
Washington dispatch reports informal talks placing one or two senators in a new cabinet while parties maneuver to protect Senate seats. Key names under discussion include Knox of Pennsylvania for secretary of state and Charles B. for agriculture, with other states seeking posts in war, interior, and agriculture portfolios.
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Knox
Raymond Clapper
Mmrion
Aml
Hheding
Benator Knox
Pennsylvanisg
di Favon
Charles
Hight
Bohater New
Indiana
Tas Hoon
Upper
Konma
Ant
Mexico
MeQorjanek
Llims
Powder Explosion Kills Four at DuPont Mill
A deadly explosion at a DuPont powder mill in Intron lato killed four workers. Names included Sanne Bowen Edward Greene Calvin Shotwodl and an unidentified man. The blast shattered windows as responders rushed to the scene and police communications were disrupted.
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Bray
Sanne Bowen
Edward Greene
Calvin Shotwodl
Sceauton
Wehiel
Hughes Denies Cabinet Rumors Declares No Appointment Talks
United Press reports Hughes rejected claims of a secretary of state appointment and warned against irresponsible gossip. Meanwhile, Republicans in Washington hint Highest Wee Lee may be considered for the post, with Marion and Washington sources suggesting close inquiry.
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York
Dew
Charen E. Hughes Tay
Agian Wloghos
Bross
Knox
Washington
Kok
Hughes
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Marion
Wadlington
Wee Lee
Thal
Boon
Tui
Preliminary Hearing for Cornell Today
A preliminary hearing for Cornell proceeded in city court with City Solicitor Martin Gort and defense counsel. witnesses testified as police noted an automobile incident on Caf neh Avenue. The case involves preliminary evidence and an anticipated ruling or further action likely tomorrow.
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Wilrteeh Witudeses
Martin CL Gort
Huld
Wilthun Schultz
Carnois
Ailer
Aliandasn
Raisage
Peel
Mimi
Anollee
Ella Attersaan
Topeka Flour Mill Faces Worker Protections Review
A Kansas tribunal considers continuing protections for faithful and skilled workers at the Topeka Flour Mill amid partial shadowing during industrial operations. The case involves the Topeka plant and the broader question of maintaining employment standards for loyal staff.
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Kaiti
Des
Topeka
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Kansas
Search For Lost Balloon Is Resumed
In Albany on December 24 a snowbound search resumes for a missing balloon crew. An Army plane was sent to replace a destroyed vessel and join the first party at Glen Fallo. No trace of the balloon or its occupants was found yesterday.
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Lied
Beau Toilayd
Hamiligh
Fragmented dispatch on treaty dispute and city actions
A garbled report notes Gabrielle Dian annio and an Anatador of Flame speaking on a request to recognize the Adriare treaty. The public community rejects recognition and contemplates measures to restrict land use and halt commerce to pressure food and antility supply lines.
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United Pree Tome
Gabrielle Dianannio
Anatador
Flame
Tien
Oeder
Paris Fateful Vote Shapes Téyguer Ministry Prospects
In Paris on February 22 experts weigh fate of the Téyguer ministry amid reported plots and Romany foreign policy debates. Deputy Herthan opens inquiry as newspapers predict possible government defeat in the session.
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Paris
Téyguer
Bahinor Jolay
Beangh
Aumeiry
Roursd Souv Mer Sud
Herthan
Detmte
Money Found On North Center Street Traced Fifteen Years Later
A newspaper item recalls a small envelope found on North Center Street with ten dollars and some change. The Journal seeks the owner to claim the money and notes a desire to identify the finder who returned it. The piece mentions possible return conditions and a pledge to mail ten dollars if ownership is not claimed by Friday night.
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Uutted Prom
Wong
Washington
Harlow Hean
Hughes
Harding
Sean
D. Heath Dies at Findley Lake After Sudden Illness
Lou G. Heath of Findley Lake died Tuesday near noon after a sudden illness. He had long been a civic leader, former mayor in 1900, and active in business and social groups. He leaves a widow Ela and two children, with several grandchildren and siblings. Services planned at his home and at the Bethel Home, conducted by Rev J. Campbell.
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Heath
Diana Mort
Findley Lake
M. Healh
Floroxdomen
West Smith
Ur J
Campbell
Ter
Norkwhite Comity
Mass
Mars
Ela Bailey
Ae- Pete Tee
Srn
Dawson Olmstead
Helgo Heath
Donafit
Elizabeth Olmatead
Ghwries A. Heath
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Col
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Lowrise Miller
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Adora
Kuma Gravley
Tia City
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Non
E. Heath
Ulate
Dublin Crown Lorcon Occupies City Hall for Bullring Vote
Crown Lorcon occupies the Dublin city hall to hoist palm bullrings in an action linked to a recent announcement from Dublin Castle. Local observers note the move follows expectations set by the authorities.
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