Christmas crime wave sweeps many cities across the nation
A nationwide surge in crime as the holidays approach prompts police drives coast to coast. Reports from New York describe thieves striking bold pocket thefts and occasional shootings, while Chicago and Memphis see murder, robberies, and burglaries rise. Roundups top 1,000 arrests nationwide as forces unite with Ye購 police for a coordinated Christmas crime crackdown.
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Quake in China Tears Through Kang Province
Reports from Shangitat dateline December 22 describe a devastating earthquake in Kang Province. The tremor on December 10 side, near Peng Liang, has left about two thousand dead with extensive destruction and isolated villages and towns cut off, complicating rescue efforts.
Fate of Howard Parsons hinges on Jamestown jury
The trial for the murder of taxi driver George W. Weinger in Jamestown entered its final day as Howard Parsons faced a jury. Prosecutors and defense wrapped up arguments after a tense morning, with Charles Bath charging the jury. Deliberations began after a long courtroom session, as Parsons showed signs of stress and fatigue from the proceedings.
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McCormick In Great Demand In Germany Lynched For Slaying Tex Pol iceman
Vickery a white man accused of shooting Patrolman Couch was overpowered by about 26 men who dragged him from the county jail and hanged him near the Sumner avenue bridge. The mob attacked after a report that Vickery, a service wartime driver, fired on a man at a garage and killed Couch. The incident sparked a wave of crime fears in Fort Worth.
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Senator Medill Arrival Sparks Berlin Diplomatic Dance
United Press dispatch reports Senator Medill arrived in Berlin from War tow and was greeted by German officials. A large crowd of supporters gathered as efforts began to arrange a meeting with President Whert and Foreign Minister von Sknon. Diplomatic representatives attended as the scene unfolded in Berlin.
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Herman Leaves for London Thirty Bout with Wilde
Bantamweight champion Joe Lynch lost the title last night and Pete Hor snail reports that Herman Whorn Tie sails for London to meet Jimmy Wildy in a 20 round bout in January. The trip aims to feature a high profile flyweight title clash and showcase undercard action in London.
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Proclamation Expresses City Sorrow Over Death of Ton G D Head
The mayor of Corry issues a public proclamation mourning the passing of Ton G D Head. He extols Head as a respected citizen and notes the city’s deep sympathy and sorrow. The notice reflects official city sentiment and is signed by Mayor Atlanbr.
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Secretary Daniels And Lloyd-George Agree On Naval Disarmament
Secretary Daniels and Lloyd George join to back naval disarmament as a League of Nations plan. An Associated Press summary notes Daniels backs a conference of nations to cut armaments and endorses League efforts while Lloyd George signals unity with the U.S. stance despite the murky text of the speech.
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Gas Situation Outlined By Pa Geologist
Pennsylvania gas production has varied from 108 to 180 billion cubic feet annually over the past decade and consumption has exceeded production. Experts warn that even with new wells, output could fall and conservation is needed by eliminating luxury uses and prioritizing essential industrial needs.
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Emergency Tariff Blocked by Democrats in Senate Fight
United Press reports in Washington that Democrats aim to delay an emergency tariff until July 14 amid pressure from Western and antillery miners. Farmers and Southern Democrats oppose the measure while some from the South may back it, leaving Senate approval uncertain as President Wilson weighs a vote.
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Doughboys to Celebrate Christmas in Coblenz
By United Press American troops on the Rhine will celebrate Christmas with a large tree and church services. Red Cross and German Tod Cross will assist in gifts for children. Generals say withdrawal rumors are unfounded. Florence Nichole and Carl Rouske wed at St Thomas Church rectory with ceremony by Rev. Trasoy and reception at the couple’s home.
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Laborites Claim All Armenia In Constantinople Fight
Armenian laborers suffer as U S relief workers withdraw amid a dispute. The government response brings aid, with sixty heavy shipments of clothing and food sent into the country.
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Rebel Leader Plot Shocks Treaty Efforts In Rome
United Press dispatches from Rome report civil strife between Phiino and Um regulars as government forces impose a blockade on the port. General Cagiglia tightens control around the harbor while Commandant DAnemio proclaims a war and urges residents to flee. Delegates dispute reparations as talks proceed amid mounting tensions and possible confiscation of property to fund credits.
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Funeral of G D Heath to be held tomorrow
Funeral services for the late G D Heath will be held tomorrow morning with a prayer at the Nome of its wall at 10 and funeral services at the Biks Howe at 16%stock. Rev W Campbell will officiate and the interment will be made at Pint Grove cemetery. Weather expected colder tonight with winds.
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Money Lost Fifteen Years Ago Restored To The Owner Last Night
A confused tale from a journal item recounts a finder returning ten dollars and a letter to a drug store, with the money later traced to a young woman who vanished. The envelope contents and rightful owner remain debated as investigators piece together the anonymous case. The Journal notes the eventual revelation did not locate the true beneficiary.
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Plaka D Annunzio plotted siege to threaten Adriatic treaty
Milan dispatches report a plan by the poet to desert Plame with 6000 men to land in Dalmatia and overthrow the government. The force was said to include 6000 legionnaires, five destroyers, two motor boats, eight ships, and several field guns, aiming to disrupt the Adriatic arrangements.
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City Commission to set contract for fixtures
City Commission will meet in special session on December 80 to finalize the city finances and approve a contract for office fixtures and vault equipment for the new municipal building. Mayor Alexander announced this morning. Engineer Diekson is completing the tallying work for the equipment.
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South Street property sale agreement transfers ownership
An OCR damaged notice reports a land deal via agency involving Don J. Smith and others, with transfers of the Oeil property and linked properties including Rex Theatre on South Whreaky. Names and places are partially garbled but indicate a property swap and possession change.
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