Phantom of British Franco War Hangs Over Conference
British and French tensions shadow a conference as France rejects a submarine and naval reduction program. The British press is bitter while Balfour hints Britain could face conflict if French actions persist. Open break looms as diplomatic efforts strain gains and trust.
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Conference
Balfour
Britain
Gurl D. Great
United Proas
Sto
Walsington
Arthur J. Balfour
Hallow
Huster
Hvitsin
France
Great Britay
Thaly
Aughey
Tiritiah
Plenary Session of Parley Sparks Submarine Debate
Reports from Washington indicate a sharp split among major powers over submarine and auxiliary craft limits. British and French positions clash as France faces pressure to curb naval expansion while Britain seeks a broader accord amid tensions with the United States.
Italy May Join With Britain in Alliance
A distorted World War I era dispatch suggests talks of Italy aligning with Britain against common foes. The report cites Italian delegation hints and references prominent figures, including British statesman Balfour, in the context of potential Anglo Italian cooperation during naval and military tensions.
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Italy
Britain
Distillery Unearthed on Farm Near Sharon
A small distillery was uncovered on a Sharon area farm. Three men were jailed and five others detained as officers confiscated equipment and possible illicit alcohol. Local authorities reported the raid followed a tip and affected nearby workers.
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Sharon
Governor Sproul Rejects Pardoning Recommendation
A report from Wastington notes Governor Sproul declined the pardon recommendation from the State Board. The document mentions specific individuals and a contested case involving Walter Ebing and others, with references to dates and actions by state officials.
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Sproul
Arrigrurg Pa
Chinelvan
State Board Valley Torelvaty
Thomas
Vaid
Cork
W. Reed
Philadelpha
Innstead
Walter
Ebing
Willow Grove
New Era of Prosperity Foretold by Harding Predictions
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Governor Harding's optimistic preview of a U S revival. He cites favorable survey readings of the union's finances and signals a coming prosperity cycle driven by industrial development and local business expansion. He urges cautious optimism amid transitioning economic conditions.
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Lawrence Martin
United
Washington
Das
Indus
WP. G. Harding
Cuke
Harding
Seybold Leaves $20 000 Estate
Greensburg report states L0cke Seybold, a well known all around sports figure, died in an automobile incident leaving an estate valued at about $20,000.
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Seybold
United Pros
Greensburg
France firm on Sabotage Demand at Washington Talks
Paris reports France remains firm on submarine and naval limits despite Washington conference prospects. French officials say agreement is unlikely and warn Britain that France will not abandon submarine rules or retreat from defense plans.
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Webb Miller
United Press
Paris
France
Igor
Washington
Arthur Balfour
Donferepes Daleiar Slon
Frice
Engplain
Bishop Ward Visits Emmanuel Church in City
Rt Rev John Ward made his first official visit as bishop to Emmanuel Church in Corry, followed by a Parish Hall reception. The bishop delivered a timely address to residents, praising community spirit and his Christmas message.
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Ward
Corry
Bishogy Ward
Thin City
Temmanuel Gill
Kerie
Roxers Tarwel
Beling Ise
Sikhon
Buffilo
108Th Infantry Overseas Sea
Gambeai
Seriowly
Rowasay
Finch
Unionity
Hiy Entertainment
Hold Up Freight Rate Cut On Ore
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railroad to suspend its proposed April 28 1999 ore transport rate cut for shipments by water to Buffalo New York. The action affects iron ore moving to various Penny Ivianville destinations.
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United Prom
Wasitington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Buffalo, Rachelster and Pittsburgh Railroad
Buflalow N. Vy
Organize Foundation to Perpetuate Wilson Ideals
A new Woodrow Wilson Foundation committee appointments list names several women riders and leadership figures as part of a effort to perpetuate Wilsonian ideals. The article notes the formation of an organizational body and includes multiple named individuals and affiliations.
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Wilson
Walted Pras
New York
Todas Hina
Gsteueies
Slate
cCaniibteck
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Hive Beery Tlat
Wilson Lenin
Tin Ay McGurryh
Golimbin
Worthy
Miss Chrinstely
Carey Thornes
Beth of Bryn
Poultry Control Measure Fails in City Commission Vote
City Commission rejects final reading of a poultry keeping ordinance amid objections to yard distance rules and service areas. Mayor presiding. Laurin, Rogers, Monard vote against. Ream in support. Treasurer reports December receipts and expenses. cash on hand $2,400. Inventory of city property filed as the commission adjourned.
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Garry
Commission For
NY Air
Alexander
Willy
Laurie
Teasurer
Ordb
Ore
Laurin
Rogers and
Death of Mrs Charles Zubler
Mrs Charles Zubler died yesterday after a brief illness. She is survived by her husband and several daughters and sons in law, including Mrs Ross Moud and Mrs Decker of 15 Park Street. Funeral services will be held at the family home 40 Bond Street Saturday afternoon at 8 o’clock with burial in Blue Grave Cemetery.
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Charles Zubler
Heniy Decker
Park Street
Ross Moud
Moe Benty Decker
Devreaus
C Mourton
Perkins
Isatherine Austen
Wnee
Brey
Bi Courge
Charlotta Meade
Bond Strest
Metntyrr
Plue Grave
Broadway Gun Battle Shocks City Scene
A crowd on Broadway witnessed a gun battle as three armed men robbed a cashier at a taxi stand. Police pursued the suspects through theater district streets, exchanging shots before the getaway taxi dodged away.
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United Press
New York
Brondway
Juntom Taxi
Alter Theater
Rescues Mark Tenement Fires on New York Street
A dramatic New York tenement blaze on Right Avenue sent residents fleeing. Firefighters and police contained the flames after twenty four families escaped via fire escapes as the blaze swept the building endangering occupants on upper floors.
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United Press
New York
Tetemente
Belinig
Asso
Aloor
Uajist
Cheanyen Bilee Maun
Amjchal J
Dinah
Mlevitir
Weldeidge
Hames
War expense cuts eyed to save billions for taxpayers
Washington reports say leading Republicans push for a large reduction in army and navy appropriations next fiscal year. The plan targets total war funding from about 1.0 to 0.8 billion dollars, aiming to ease tax burdens while not delaying arms conference goals.
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Washington
Congress
Mast
United States
Aiil
Marten Eliairmin
Hows Appre Driaamme
Reilly
House
Ees
Ameritan Releate
Martin badly injured in Ter ra Alta car crash
B o b Martin heavy weight boxing champion of ABH and rival of Jack Dempsey was badly hurt in an automobile accident in Terra Alta West Virginia yesterday. Doctors say his chest and head were injured by the steering post and he may never fight again though recovery chances are good.
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Uniterross
Terra Alta
W. Vay Dee
Bib Martin
ABH
Cehillenger
Jack Dempsey
Hartly
Agia
Martin
Nashiye
Pittsburgh Police Kill Two Youthful Robbers in Christmas Night Shootout
Harrisburg reports say two armed youths killed Dormont officer Coghill during a robbery pursuit. The gunbattle followed an attack on William Giders at his porch as police closed in on suspects in the valley near Brookline and Dormont. Authorities estimate around 300,000 licenses issued to motorists to date amid ongoing searches and efforts to halt further violence.
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Pittsburgh
Dee
Joseph
Cuehill
Dormont
Coghill
Willian Giders
Anid
Hor
United Prosmont
Brooklin
Harrisburg
Weah
Euarch
Dewry
Thiaus
Fev
Commission of Radlir
Adams
Bank Heist Record Details Clerk Suspects Runaway
Fragmentary OCR describes a burglary at a Pearl River bank, naming James E. Moore and Sigmund Sutte in connection with a car pursuit and a mechanic or bookkeeper involved. Scene near a local branch with unclear dates and roles.
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Tby
United Prem
Pearl River
Hereste
James E. Moore
Au Tan Caadler
Sigmund Sutte
Lloyd George Warns Against Revision of Peace Treaty
London reports indicate a compromise between Dublin factions looms after Premier Lloyd George warned against any revision of the treaty. A statement said no alteration, even slight, would be tolerated as Sinn Fein pressure grows and Irish ratification delays hinder the Fry State plans.
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United Press
London
Ds Valera
Griffith
Dublin
Lloyd George
Trish Affaire
Kamonn
le Natori
Prenton
George
Ireland
Haapire
Texas Gusher Breaks Loose Now at Orange Field
Oil field workers report a massive gusher at the Orange Texas site after a breakdown on Monday. The Munble Company heads repairs as crews work to cap the well and secure surrounding equipment and terrain.
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United Press Orange
Texas
Belfast Fighting Costs LIOLIVES in Deadly Toll
United Press reports Belfast warfare has claimed 110 lives with 11 police casualties and 40 wounded. The scene shows families returning from visit to Kent Ohio and local movements in the aftermath as authorities assess the latest fatalities and injuries.
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United Press
Belfast
Probers to hear charges of soldiers murdered at Camp Merritt
Fraser Edwards reports that charges of three soldiers murdered at Camp Merritt New Jersey during the war were sent via telegram to Senator Waitin in Georgia. Witnesses include Pred Furlough and Millard Lihue with details of beatings and killings attributed to Army sergeants at camps Amert and Wheeles.
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Semitor
Waitin
Georgia
Trice Renneur
Elk Gurtien
W. V
Benneur
Bennear
Senate Committee
Amért Tay
Jie
Mars Joo J Wallis
Athens
Gay
Crawford
Halley
Tampi
Camp
Wheeles
Country Club Stockholders Meet. Directors Elected
Corry Country Club stockholders gathered last night to elect a board of directors for the coming year and to hear reports on club progress. President Sidney Steyr art presided as members heard of temporary greens on the golf course and planned completion by early July, with strong interest and support for the club’s future growth.
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Stewart
Corry
Ohi
Unnaleet
Huber Mia
Sidney Steyrart
Lorder
Theoilowing
Arise Ae
Roger
SV Stewart
Hiiute Anus
de NT Gillotta
Eal Loveland
Clube
Columbus Mes
Golf Cours
Rey
Glubis
Holiday Hours At The Post Office Announced
The Geneva Detective Stake and allied offices announce limited holiday post office hours from 9 AM to 1 PM with delivery curtailed on Christmas Day. City and rural carriers will operate reduced routes to meet essential service on the observed holiday.
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Gael Helidas
Woitatfiew Minglay
Vauty Pd
Genéew
Apne
Oper Aly
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