Blind Death Toll Spurs Arrests Across New York
United Press reports 242 deaths from wood alcohol poisoning labeled Blind Death with 17 arrests in New York. Authorities say several victims remain in critical condition as cases spread to cities including St Louis and Chicago. justice officials consider charges likely murder.
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Supreme Court of Mexico Takes Up Jenkins Case
The Supreme Court of Mexico considers the Jenkins case involving William O Leach, a store worker accused of unlawful activity. Attorneys argued over admissibility of evidence, with the court probing how the chain of custody and prior acts affected the trial.
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Keystones and Hi Five Meet Tonight at Armory
In tonight’s interscholastic matchup, Keystones and Hi Five face off as both teams bring strong guard play. Rayntoney and Levally lead for the Keystones while Suntenn and Ornagall defend, with Morsivon anchoring the pivot for the Hi Five. The event at the Armory is expected to draw steady support.
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Vermilye Husband Found In Brooklyn
Mrs Vermilye says she lived with her husband for twenty years and he was called to military duty. The article notes his status and references a marriage intended in Brooklyn with Keoney Bucknell Tie Viraliy. The text is garbled but centers on Vermilye and family matters in Harrisburg.
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Weather Update Worther Clowdy with Warmer Forecasts
The report notes cloudy conditions and a possible chance of light flows on Monday. Warmer temperatures are expected by night with unsettled skies and light winds across Worther region.
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Three Man Tribunal In Session
Unclear text indicates a three man tribunal in session reviewing a wage goal and estimation project. Officials plan to announce future plans after preliminary discussions.
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Enactment Pressure for Home Rule Plan Urged
London dispatch notes government push toward enacting Lloyd George home rule plan in Ireland as revival of the flagging effort looms. Two men killed in a Schleswig incident cited with sparse details. local chaos and political tension referenced in the muddled report.
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Murder case at county jail court date in doubt
In Los Angeles a murder case involving Mim Frio Lewsey advances as the defendant’s health status casts doubt on whether he can attend today’s court proceedings at the county jail. The situation centers on his condition and the courtroom schedule remains unsettled.
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Twenty Attend First Rehearsal of Community Orchestra
About twenty musicians gathered yesterday afternoon in the Community Orchestra rehearsal room. The session, led by the movement’s loadom in Norotrohonegalia, drew encouragement as the tally of votes and performances rose. The next rehearsal will feature Janet Randy Afrason at the Board of Hommorte copula.
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Extraditions Talk for Peace Pact Amid Ex Kaiser Compromise
United Press reports proposes to seek extraditions as part of a peace pact after the ex Kaiser compromise. Debates focus on terms for trial and accountability of those linked to wartime activities, with officials in London and Washington weighing legal actions and constitutional objections.
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Oil City Youths Sent to Reform School
Franklin September 29. Four Oil City youths including La Verne Bueno Joseph Cumilughan and Bred Thorpe were confined and found guilty of larceny in a juvenile case. They were sent to the industrial reformatory at Huntingdon along with others for various thefts.
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Fourteen Arrested in Massachusetts Riot Signal
Fourteen people were arrested in Massachusetts after a disturbance described by officials as a violent incident. Police reported multiple injuries and ongoing investigations as authorities work to identify the suspects and determine charges.
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Warren grocer held up by masked men
Warren grocer John Tarsony was robbed at 10:20 pm by a masked man in the local store. The robber avoided Mrs Tarsony and fled with cash while the grocer could not give a precise description. Police search for the suspect continues with no arrests yet.
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Brewing Co Suit postponed in Warren case
The Warren Brewing company case brought by Pedgrwl Bronsontirfi and Lowry Hynes was extended by the United Lincoln District Court on a motion from the defendant. The firm faces charges of violating the Wartima Prohibition Act by handling liquor near the one half of one percent alcohol limit. Dr and Berk Grahium returned home from Lilneetville after Christmas duties.
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Rail unions push to block bills as Congress weighs action
Riotous confusion surrounds stalled rail labor talks as union leaders vow a strike if wage and ownership demands are not met. Authorities anticipate congressional action and possible presidential response while rail workers await clarity on new legislation.
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Funeral of Peneer Dunham
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon for Peneer Dunham who died at age 8. He was the last of a family. wife predeceased him in November. Attendees included many relatives and friends. He is survived by two daughters, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The obituary notes a quiet, modest farewell.
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Death of Mrs Adeio M Porgunon of Antigo Wis
Relatives in the locality report the death of Mrs Adeio M Porgunon of Antigo Wisconsin the youngest member of JT FE Pond and the Wee T A Ponil. Survived by several siblings and a wide circle of friends. She had visited Cory during holidays and planned to attend State College for a postal course in rural farming.
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Recruiting Begins Tomorrow for New Permanent National Guard Unit
Local authorities announce the start of recruitment tomorrow at 7:40 PM in the state armory for Company A of a new permanent National Guard unit. Capt. Gaptain Henry Muasely and Lt. Loyd Marat lead efforts to assemble volunteers from the community and militia forces, with plans for rapid expansion and improved conditions under War Department coordination.
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Grants Few Days of Grace to Car Owners
Chief of Police Bruak hay grants car owners a few days to complete 1980 license applications. Many drivers have already filed, while some operate without licenses after January 1. The department warns that strict action may follow for noncompliance.
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Industrial Commission Report Prompted Rail Leaders Meeting
Washington reports the Industrial Commission's initial findings prompt discussions with railroad leaders. The commission examines labor demands, regulatory plans, and potential policy actions affecting rates and industrial relations as futures talks continue.
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Local and visiting residents mingle amid rail and farm notices
The page lists numerous visitors from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia and nearby towns, with notes on truants from Youngstown, Warren, and Atlanta along with holiday plans and host notices. It mentions a U S district attorney notice about illegal stills near Warren and a display of black fox pelts bound for London, highlighting regional social activity and prohibition era concerns.
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Sixth Annual Ball of N. I. T. Club
The Sixth Annual Ball of the N. I. T. Club will be held Wednesday evening at New Year’s Eve with over two hundred invitations issued. Town guests are expected, and a Nutabins of senior officials will attend. There will be demonstrations, favors, and music. Tickets cost two dollars plus war tax. proceeds support the club’s activities.
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Celebrated 60th Wedding Anniversary at Home
Yesterday marked the 60th anniversary of Mr and Mrs, married at a Presbyterian church. The couple reside on Route % and were celebrated with family and friends at their home, marking a long life together in Corry and noting years of shared memory.
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Commission Ends Year’s Work Tonight
The City Commission plans to finish the year’s business with a meeting at 3 p.m. agenda items include routine approvals and anticipated acknowledgments. Officials from the board and administration are expected to provide year-end updates and outline upcoming priorities.
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