Terrific Atlantic gales sweep ships in hurricane winds
Three liner crews report ferocious Atlantic storms delaying passenger ships north of the latitude 40 without respite. The New Columbian, United States and Cedric faced 120 mile per hour winds and towering seas as crews fought to keep ships afloat amid wrecked masts and emergent rescue signals. Passengers endured improvised rituals while the storm raged over the open sea and the wave-swept ships pressed toward safer waters.
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United Press
Queenstown
Heland
Columbii
Geltie
Tutmontin
Devia
Andl
Columbiers
Aid Ne Tuck
New York
Dee
Hargest Piusenter
Cedric
Zeoland
United Stated
Birt Thein
Gmi
Anderladd
Fate of Arbuckle in Hands of Public
The Corry Amusement Company warns the public that Fatty Arbuckle's film may be banned again. Theatre management reports strong opposition from patrons and officials to re showing the Arbuckle feature once the film returns to theaters.
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Arbuckle
Fatty Arbuckle
Iny Corry
Rex Theatre Foray
Will Taya
Corry Amusement Company
Arbuckle Filma
Kent Snent
Otheleith
Arielle Tiigna
Concert Tickets On Sale For High School Event
Much interest develops in coming concert as advance tickets go on sale by the Corry hotel. The event will be enjoyed by a campus choir at the high school auditorium. The choir has rehearsed for weeks and recent performances promise a superior program. Mr and Mrs Harry Garba of Garfield are guests at the home of RH Maren on North Goethe Street.
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Boolety
Willig
Harry Garba
Garefoid
Maren
North
Goiitet
Violent Deaths Reported In City Christmas Tragedy
Two men die in violent incidents during Christmas in the city. Ralph Hayes and Christine Day are named in initial reports, with the coroner's investigation under way. Details are unclear as investigators review the events and circumstances surrounding the deaths.
Axe Wielder Arrested After Rampage Attack Claims
Reported incident centers on Jaci Glath accused of a violent assault on Sunday. Authorities describe a rampage including a weapon attack on multiple members of a family with a small child narrowly escaping. Legal action follows, with court proceedings set for upcoming dates as prosecutors pursue charges related to assault and weapon use.
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Jaci Glath
Sanity Andhoritien
Wrnse
Tte
Peds
Welore
Jormame
Gordon Fate Big Afturtoun
Glatz
Cate
Bairg
Miter
Willy i
Hootley
Mrs Mary Cafferty Dies After Weeks of Illness
Mrs Mary A Cafferty died Sunday evening at her home on West Bend Street after several weeks illness. The body was taken to the home of Mr and Mrs J D Moray on Mott Street and funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at St Thorny Church. She is survived by one brother J D Murray of this city and two sisters Mrs Thoms McAllaster of Rochester NY and Mrs John Ley ofis city.
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Mary A. Cafferty
West Bend
Cafferty
J D. Moray
Mott Street
Westenday
Rochester
John Ley
Is City
Arthur Desmond Dies in Buffalo Saturday
Relatives in this city received word Saturday evening of the death of Arthur A. Desmond of Buffalo formerly of this city. He had been ill only a few days with an attack of ptomaine poisoning. Funeral services are to be held from his late home in Buffalo. He is survived by two brothers I J Desmond and Vincent Desmond and one sister Miss Helen Desmond, all of this city.
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Arthur A. Desmond
Buffalo
Desmond
I J. Desmond
Vincent Desmond
Mise Helen Desmond
Burglary Stole Jewelry From Multiple Homes Across City
In December, thieves chloroformed residents then stole valuables from Henry Shoal a plane dealer and Arthur Flower a bank president, with Gore valued at 890 000 and jewelry totals around 5400 per home. Police investigation ongoing with suspects unnamed.
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Gore
Henry Shoal
Snedie
Arthur Flower
Alf Edward J. Dele
Christmas Observed With Fine Programs In Corry
Christmas was celebrated across Corry with church services, Sunday school plays, and charitable drives. Salvation Army and local groups distributed baskets and candy to the needy, while mass and carols marked midnight and morning services at Catholic, Episcopalian, Lutheran, Methodist, and Baptist churches. A large children’s program at the Elks club, featuring gifts and a visit from Santa, delighted thousands of youngsters.
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Salvation Army
Yiet
Te Lutheran Church
Henry Keppely
Time Hillstrom
Hunjbels
Tig City
Diana
Sthomas
Sapta Whass
Nsige Aronnee
Mudd
Kiddick
Claus
Corry
Clit
Town sympathetic to murder suspect in Rouge parish
United Press reports a tense town in Rougue La expressing quiet sympathy for a murder and forgery suspect. Police seek to identify a well dressed visitor who met Burnett in jail as authorities press for venue change and clearer testimony from local leaders.
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United Press
NER Rouge
Jay Myalurinus
Efimme
Watt Taniel
Thomas Richardy
D. Burnett
Burnett
Bunett
Bunett, Tifmquelf
National Guardenier
Kidnayings
Viner
Atreeiou
Grezeyeh
Holiday deaths from poisoned liquor rise amid festive period
Across the country illicit alcohol causes multiple fatalities and serious injuries during the holiday season. Reports note New York City crime and enforcement efforts while incidents in Ohio Kansas Oklahoma and Boston add to a grim toll. Police say arrests limited and officials warn of hidden bootleg liquor dangers during Christmas travel.
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Sviuskey
Thiel Ward
Boone
New York City
Soisondel
Ghirstra
United States
Ohio
Kansas
Oklahoma
Boston
New York
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Paul
Poms
Broadway
Appleby
Navy
Dicante
Bad Hauer Chicago
Aled
Remy Aye
Turks Move 10 Avert Failure at Lausanne
Fragmented OCR text suggests a historic conference at Lausanne with Allied and Turkish delegates negotiating terms. Mentions oil regions, military aims, and potential waivers as talks test persistently amid uncertain prospects.
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Lausanne
Blame for poor coal placed on operators
Authorities fault the coal operators for quality issues in a disputed supply chain. The hearing examined preparation flaws and alleged misstatements by company executives. Kennedys and Leake faced questions as witnesses while producers defended processes and blamed market forces for substandard coal.
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Tata
Dennys
Ue Sims Vt
Myrwite
Cormuyies
Aoanedy
Roche Kennédy
Bernhardt Improves After Illness At Home
Paris reports actress Sarah Bernhardt regained strength after a fainting spell during a rehearsal of Sacha Guitry play. Despite critical illness, she displayed stubborn will as she rose from bed and received prayers and visits from friends and political figures at her home.
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United
Paris
Sarah Hormhardt
Volape
Bernhardt
Sacha Guitry
Planes Join Hunt For Missing Tug In Cleveland
Planes joined the search for a missing tug off Cleveland as a Coast Guard and other authorities scoured the area. Weather and sea conditions challenged efforts, with vessels and aircraft coordinating to locate the vessel and any crew.
Sudden Death of Mrs John Loveland
Mrs Catherine Loveland of Loveland Avenue aged 88 died Sunday evening at Cony hospital after a sudden illness. She is survived by her husband, son Lyle Loveland, two granddaughters, her mother Mrs Turley, and siblings Mrs Higgins, Mrs Hurley and J J Hurley. Funeral services set for Thursday at 6:30 at St Thomas Church with burial at St Elizabeths Cemetery.
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Catherie
Lovelane
Julia Te Leveland
Cony Hospital
Loveland
Mra
Mle
Turley
W. Borte
Liurley
Farbuexe Springs
Chass Higgins
J. J. Hurley
Cambridge Springs
Arthur Hurley
Catherine Street
Arhiere
Wetock
St. ‘Thomas Church
St. Elizabeth’s Cuwietery
Elks Charity Ball Proves Enjoyable Event
The Carty lodge Elks held their annual charity ball in a spacious hub home ballroom. Dancers filled the floor to Messenger's augmented orchestra, with lively interludes from members of the group enhancing the evening's entertainment.
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ELKS
Carty Lodge Bf Telks
Messenger
Lythie Elks
Plan Extens ive Municipal paving program outlined for next year
City officials plan a broad paving and street repair push for the coming year. Projects include Washington Street and East Main Street improvements, paving of several First Ward streets, and potential work on Mohawie plant access. A formal proposal is to be presented at Thursday's meeting, with further permanent improvements under consideration.
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Morry
Wwe
Valle
Alotadée
Municipal
Muniepal
Williass
Ussinens
Washington Street
Mohawie Plant
Secnel Avenue
Franklin
Grave
Ram Stuty Highwas Sleparte
Warren
Sean East Main
Oppose Proposal for Economic Conference
Washington officials debate a European economic conference as Senator Borah hints at an amendment to the naval appropriation bill. President Harding and Secretary of State Hughes weigh a substitute measure to shape policy, with Lodge and other senators signaling opposition amid talks of an international economic restoration plan. Mrs Mary Stein and Mrs Morris Stein of Warren attend Christmas observances.
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Borah
Data
Marding
Hughes
Europe
Senate
Lodge
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