New York Wood Alcohol Poisoning Deaths Spark New Year Fears
New York City faces a wood alcohol scare with four deaths in three days and two more people in hospital. Victims include Mes Ritchie Ryas, 21, Mrs Ryan, and Frank Tiffany, 38, with connections to the Tiffanys and their spouses. Investigators probe poison sales as three thousand gallons vanish from a barge.
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Metropolia
Cain
New York
Mes Ritchie Ryas
Ixidow
Frank Tiffany
Oh Titers
Broyner
Edward Gillece
Gillece
Tiffanys Linder
Corrigan
Cook
Cantoras
Axe Wielder on Trial for Murder in Charred Axe Case
In St. Clatreville on December 28 United Press reports the trial of Andrew Firgent for the murders of Mrs. August Workhead and her daughter. Witnesses described the axe attack and arson linked to the case. The jury heard testimony from ministers and two retired figures as jurors were noted to oppose capital punishment. The defendant faces charges of assassination and theft of diamonds, alleged to have occurred on April 17.
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ST. Clatreville
Nexon
Andrew Firgent
August
Workhead
Ainanherd
Jiry
Sligeht
Tadiane, S
Natives Welcome Prince of Wales Amid Large Reception
Ten thousand natives gathered to greet the Prince of Wales at a grand reception in Calcutta. The event followed unrest linked to Hindu and Gandhi era politics, with reports noting ongoing demonstrations and calls for Indian self rule during the colonial era.
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Prince of Wales
United Wrens
Calodtta
Tee
Ifaingt
Proctor's condition slowly improves after illness
United Press dispatch reports the condition of Wilbur Cooper Price, head of the Proctor Ave Gemble Company, slightly better today amid family updates. The Proctor family notes the illness began with bronchitis and extended to other relatives as well.
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United Proay Cincinnati
Childition
Witllutr Cooper Pricteh
Ila City
Proctor * Ave Gemble Company
Mofntiera
Hla
Proctor
Il Wttick
Kansas City Express Robbery: Bandits Loot Small Amount
United Press reports two men robbed the express car on the Missouri Pacific line near Piensaist Hill Missouri. They overpowered mail clerk Lif Mor land and escaped after a gunfight, leaving Holland wounded and about $1000 taken from the safe and bags. Authorities hunted two suspects described in overalls.
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United Prean
Kansas City
Pacific Aid
Morland
Express
Piensaist Hill
Holland
Foland
Win
Bimany City
Mall
Kans City
Poxies
Spéviai
Dopusty Wherifff
Fursishell
St Johns Day Banquet Of Fraternity Memorable Event
The annual St John s Day banquet hosted last evening by Worry Chapter 200 and Corry Lodge 86 featured a well attended social evening with Le Cottrell of Reno as master of ceremonies. Speakers included F I Tabbitt Da PG Wood Rey fl D David and Mrs Miller provided musical accompaniment. The ladies of the Mason and Wast served a tempting reception. The event was judged a memorable success by all attendees.
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St. John's Day
Corry Lodge
Tone Innur
Ac le Cottrell
Reno
PG. Wood and
Rey
Fl D. David
Miller
Histon
Open Sub Question On Naval Aircraft, Conference Asked
A United Press report from Washington notes that a key conference is urged to decide the open sub question regarding air and coastal craft. The meeting is set for 1 oclock with the aim of clarifying policy on air and sea defense matters and potential strategic actions.
Plunkett Predicts Dail Will Ratify Peace Pact
In New York Sir Horace Plunkett, arriving aboard the White Star liner, predicted the Dail Eireann will ratify the treaty and bring peace to Ireland. He cautioned questions remain but will be settled, and expressed hope Hagidod state will join the Irish Free State.
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United Preax
New York
Dail Kirsani
Ireland
Sir Horace Plnkett
Horace
Hagidod Hatate
Refused Admission Sparks Self Harm Attempt
In Buffalo on December 28 a man refused entry to a home shot and injured himself seriously. Witnesses say Lan Revsky, Ml, had become estranged and previously held a local position. Relatives and local officials note past involvement in community work. The man, after hours, was ordered to leave and reportedly sustained grave injuries.
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Nome
Lan Revski
Revsky Qwam
Packingtown Armed Camp as Riots Break Out Again
Packingtown sees a new outbreak of labor unrest with several hundred striking workers clashing with security forces near Abtkert. An employed man named Winston W Kuti was targeted while seeking work, leading to gunfire that left Miller severely wounded and in critical condition. Local authorities report tense confrontations as the dispute escalates between workers and management, tensions rising in the region.
France Rejects Hughes Submarine Limitation Plan
United States observers report that France refused the Americas program aimed at limiting submarine use. The delegation notes a decisive end to any marine manpower agreement as Paris dismissed the proposal, closing the path to further talks.
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United Prova
Washington
Dec
France
Americas
Paris
Hughes
Christmas Baby Found a Home This Christmas Day
A baby girl, the Christmas infant, has been adopted by a well-off couple after eleven homes offered in response to an appeal. The physician in charge praised the offers and noted the couple’s readiness to provide the best care.
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Buchan
Citizen's Bank reports large increase in Christmas Savings Club
The Citizen's National Bank reports unusual progress in expanding its Christmas Savings Club for 1922. Yesterday fifty-two deposits were made with twenty-eight from the county, and December’s week distributed checks totaling about $15,000 to members. Officials express pride in these results and the savings department’s performance.
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Citizen's Bank
The
Citizen's National Bank Today
Uniusual
Christi Savingal Club
Depurith
emganRsnee
Ted Enti
Tir Tiers
Me Forsee Savings
Mare Nur
Fwwmle
Hae Ion Iam Presser
Progress Tein Matte
Suvi
Wilson Celebrates Sixty fifth Birthday
Washington reports President Wilson marking his sixty fifth birthday with routine activities. A telegram flood followed the day with messages of support, while the president carried on with reading, writing, and riding exercises. The tone suggests continued health and clarity of mind despite political strain.
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Wilson
Carl D. Great
Washington
Geo
New
Gilestone
Three Badly Burned in New York Fire
A New York blaze on a busy roadway severely injured three people, two critically. An explosion of undetermined cause sparked the fire at a building site. the victims, occupants of the structure, are hospitalized with severe burns and uncertain prognosis.
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New York
United Pred
Thaite
Fishermen Urged to Obtain Licenses Starting January 1
The Department of Fisheries in Harrisburg announces the resident fisherman's license law takes effect January 11, 1922. All citizens of the state over 21 must obtain a fishing license costing one dollar, plus treasurer and processing fees. Applications require name, age, residence, and qualifying information.
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Department of Traderies
Turkie
Elebini
Pennsylvania
Department of Fisheries
Hartsburg
Passpon
Poxettier
Theo
Attempt to forge open shop in nation's mines
A United Press report from Columbus describes a preliminary effort to force an open shop across coal regions. The Southern Ohio Coal Exchange served notice to John Lo Lewis, president of United Wire Wickore of Autellon, stating operators would not meet with union leaders in Pittsburgh on January 5.
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United Press
Columbus
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
John Lo Lewis
United Mite Wickore
Autellon
Hic
Nini
Pittaburgh
Germany Again Fails in Reparations Agreement
Paris dispatch reports Germany again fails to meet the reparations schedule. The Allied Commission says daily coal deliveries to Luxembourg and Liège industries were not fulfilled. Financial discussions among Belgium Healy, Frennon, and England are planned for a Thursday meeting to prepare for the coming talks.
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Germany
United Press
Paris
Allied Commission
Thom Lone
Lotisiow
Miners Welcome Debs in Indiana
Terre Haute crowds greet Eugene V Debs Socialist leader as miners and friends from across the coast gather for a parade planned tonight. Debs attracts hundreds of supporters amid patriotic displays and anticipation of Washington events.
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Indiana
United Press
Terre Wautel
Ansgeis
Terre
Eugene V Debs
Washington
Othgra
Dabi
Plana
Wage Reduction to New York, Ohio and H. Workers
United Press reports wage reductions planned for New York, Ohio, and Hartford area workers. Officials have not released exact percentage cuts, with details awaiting confirmation as of January 16. The move affects numerous firms and employees across multiple regions.
Five Men Arrested in Torture Death Case at Stechenville
Five men were arrested after a torture death incident near Stechenville. The suspects, named in court filings, allegedly tortured a man during a quarrel at a local street scene. The investigation centers on a violent confrontation that ended in the victim's death.
New York Holiday Week Crime Wave Hits Brooklyn and City
Unidentified man beaten to death in Sulphur Creek area with deep chest wounds. Suspects beat victim after a confrontation in a street. a dark man about 40, riding with a woman-led gang. In Brooklyn Charles Hayes, an ex-lynxman, killed by three assailants. Bernard Kelly arrested after police pursuit for show window robberies and coat thefts. Woman allegedly led the group, using a trick to break glass before stealing.
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United Press
Uniontown
Ayerte Punty
Herp
New York
Dee
Oliday Wek
Ewepil
Charles Mayes
Enlexman
Brooklyn
Ernard Kell
Hayes
Kelly
Bishop Ward Visits Emmanuel Church Tonight
Rev Jon Ward bishop of Aries will pay Emmanuel Church of this city a visit tonight. He will confer confirmation and present in class. Services begin at 7380 with an address by Bishop Ward, followed by informal regiration in the parish hall. This marks Bishop Ward’s first official visit to Emmanuel Church and a large congregation turnout is expected.
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Tishop
Aries
Emmanuel Egiympal Church
S Ashton
Beni
Ward
Ward Tye
Emmanuel Chareh
Japan Likely to Refuse Ratification of Pacific Treaty
Japan facing refusal to ratify a quadriple Pacific treaty with reservations excluding home territories. High officials say Japan would not accept the agreement unless ensured protection of its home territories. Privy Council reportedly decided against the treaty's construction applying to Japan.
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Toro
Der
Japan
Fire on Grand Street Causes Chimney Overheat
A small blaze on Grand Street prompted a noon call to the fire department after an overheated chimney near A Howard street reported by bystander Nodiy. Firefighters moved the fire to the curb but none extinguished. minor damage from chemical fumes observed.
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Grand Street
Fine Department
Instant death in a riderless pr a flier collision
An accident near Mayville, as a Pra flier collided with a grain convoy, killing a worker identified as Plechenen. The crash occurred four miles from Ashville when the grain train struck the man, who was thrown over one hundred feet. Emergency crews arrived. the victim died at the scene.
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Fia
Winn
Mayville
B-1
Tickener
Alpen Meadows
Ashville
Plechenen
Skating Now At Findley Lake Draws Crowds Daily
Reporters note Findley Lake skating is ideal after recent conditions. Crowds skate daily with a paved road to a nearby resort enabling potential winter outings for Corry skaters.
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Findley Lake
McCormicks Divorce Case Opens in Circuit Court
Mrs Harold P McCormick daughter of John D Rockefeller divorced her millionaire husband Mel McCormick in Chicago Circuit Court on grounds of desertion. The hearing featured her testimony about their separation since May 27 1919 in Zurich with no stated reason given by Mel McCormick.
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United Presn
Ciicago
Harold P. McCormick
Sonny Rockefeller
Mel McCormick
McCormick
Charles Cutting
Zurich
Switzerland
Van
Charles AC
Donald
McCrmick
Mes iCornick
Attorney Cutting
McCuratleke
Debs and Gompers Seek General Amnesty for Prisoners
Washington reports that Eugene V. Debs and Samuel Gompers have put aside past differences to work together for general amnesty for political prisoners. Gompers indicated this in a statement to the United Press on December 24.
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Gompers
United Press
Washington
Eugene V. Debs
Samuel Campers
Theramenicant Federation of
Eilior
Calidral
Atlantic Agreement 7 Sought by France
Paris dispatch reports France seeks Atlantic security pact to deter aggression and secure peace in the Atlantic similar to the pact in the Pacific. The accord would guarantee France a shield against attack before any submarine reductions.
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France
United Prew
Paris
Atlantic
State Troops Patrolling Packing Center Amid Unrest
United Press reports Oklahoma City authorities plan to deploy state troops within 24 hours to quell disruptions at Packingtown. Police fear escalating pipework and labor strife as packinghouse employees and striking workers clash, prompting government intervention and heightened security.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Der
Ander
Packingtown
Oklahom City
Pelce de Parbment
Robertoor
Soyer Watton
Puckitue
Ube
Submarine Limitation Plan Faces Hotellike Hurdles
Washington December 28 naval disarmament talks wrestle with French rejection terms and Japanese 4000 ton demands as Secretary Hughes signals flexibility while Paris presses for guarantees. A new conference may be called as Britain hints at anti submarine actions if others press. France may yield if a broader pact offers security.
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Homn
Intest
Hughes
Drowgtam
Lnsteuce
Paris
Thame
Arthur Balfour
Pacific
France
Spanish King May Visit America 40 Years Ago
Spanish King Alphun of Spain may visit the United States, said by royal chaplain Mgr Antonin Rey Soto during his visit to the country. Official word not yet released.
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United Press
New York
Dew
Alphun
Spain
United States
Mgr
Antonin Rey Soto
Mgr. Soto
W. M. Houghton to Manage United Store Opening
W M Houghton named manager of United Stores of Pennsylvania for the new West Market Street location. He has previously led the Army Store since its opening and brings extensive experience in store operations. The announcement notes his capability to run the new store on Wash Maur street.
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WM. Troughton Hais
Pennsylvania
Wash Maur Street
Houghton
Alice
West Mutiny Street
Chewing Straw Suckers Linked to Cancer Warning
United Press reports Dr Cha B Graf and the Medical Association of America warn that increased use of straw suckers may be linked to a rise in cancer. The statement highlights rising straw consumption as a potential health risk with public concern over associated blood-related transmission.
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United Press
New, York
Cha B. Graf
Medical Association of America
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