Hope for Allied Help in Arbitration Crisis Across Greece
United Press reports turmoil as Greece faces expulsion threats, a government crisis, and calls to restore M. Venteatos to the premiership. Mayors of Athens and Piraeus organize a meeting to back Patriarch, while Constantine I declines deposing himself amid regional tensions.
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Rennet
Sigme
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M. Venteatos
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Cindy
Athyniuse
Parkes
Mutha Kemal
Cars Crash on Union Road in Beaverdam and Union City
Two vehicles, a Ford touring car driven by Harrip from Beaverdam and an Oldsmobile driven by Glenn Stearns of this city, collided on Union Road yesterday afternoon. Both occupants escaped with minor injuries. Stearns’ front end was wrecked and the rear wheel of Harrip’s car tore off amid a drifted stretch where there was little space to maneuver.
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Beaverdam
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Stearns
Missing Pianist Vanishes. Boston Sanitarium Inquiry
A pianist, missing while en route to Cannes hall, was located in a Pennsylvania town and moved to a Boston torium. Police report a lapse of memory with rigid behavior. She is expected to return to New York when conditions allow.
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Sanitarium
Unitedress
Lyaw York
Lowtiv Haghieerr
Cannes Hall
Iviendy
Guiin
Legineka
New
Unclear Names In 1924 Payroll Theft Case
Reading fragment mentions persons including Tai Ted and Jarica Garman and relates to a 1924 payroll theft involving a $3,000 payroll fund for Ebenibigg Coat Company. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unreadable portions.
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United
Prous Grungdurg
Andrew Doaleeaidria
Wax Anilor
He Mirdur
Jarica Garman
Express
Meseahger
BNE
Kile Betober
Seek Injunction to Close Alleged Joint at Victoria Hotel
Scores of Cory residents circulated petitions in late first week asking the President Judge of the Quarter Sessions Court to issue an injunction and close the Victoria hotel on West Main Street. The property was raided by state troopers in recent months with two arrests, and supporters hope such action will curb illegal activity and set a pattern for closing other venues.
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Quirter
Briecuunty
Victoria Hotel
West Main
Salt Place
West Malm Street
Cotsyi
Pinioned under rubble in Sand Cave tragedy near Cave City
In Cave City Kentucky on February 2 a miner trapped in Sand Cave after a rock collapse clings to life as rescuers fight falling debris and rising water. Collin Collins offers $500 to any surgeon willing to descend 80 feet to amputate crushed limb and reach the trapped man still wedged beneath rocks.
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Floyd
Mall
Mammoth Cays
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Collin
Collins
Groundhog predicts six more weeks of winter
The groundhog saw its shadow and warns of prolonged winter with snow and cold. Weather forecast suggests no easing soon, prompting residents to prepare for continued wintry blasts and chilly temperatures in the coming weeks.
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Petiniary
Mother Earth
Puck
Robin
Nomination of Stone Approved in Senate Committee
Justice Stone’s nomination to the Supreme Court cleared the Judiciary Committee with a favorable report. A grand jury heard evidence in the Wheeler case as senators debated any hold up, while Warren's nomination to replace Stone as Attorney General was set for later consideration.
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Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Washington
Gandral Stone
Grand
Ashe
Button K. Wheeler
Montana
Stone
Wheeler
Ayia
Sip
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Warren
Weels
Religious quarrel ends in murder in Pittsburgh home
Albert F. Tillies, 45, shot and killed his son Albert Jr., 18, after a dispute over religious practices. Tillies summoned the boy to the second floor and forbade him from clerking to visiting girl friends and chanting prayers as a new religious group he recently joined opposed worldly pleasures.
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United
Pittsburgh
Albert F. Tillies
Albert Jr
Bankler
Tilles
Nome Diphtheria Relief Sleds Race Against Time
Reports say relief serum for Nome diphtheria outbreak was en route despite blizzard conditions. Five deaths so far with twenty five ill and twenty five more listed as suspects. weather and poor communications threaten delivery and trail routes.
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Noflom@ Rawnd
Leonard Seppalé
Glnkir Kasia Wrgen
Aleng Hi
Womain
Nome
Norton Sound
Seppalsy the Pinn
Alaska
Ed Rohm
Kassin
Pala
Farmer struck by automobile near Union City
P Hi Johnson residing on the Union City Waterford road suffered a serious forehead gash when a Carry motorist struck him as he stepped into the highway while a snow plow and workers nearby warned of an approaching automobile. Michael Lite of this city driving the other car, kept his vehicle from striking Johnson and had him taken to Union City for treatment.
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Union City
P. Hi. Johnson
Waterford
Erie
Johnsoi
Michael Lite
Ieenanan
Lite
Jobson
Cory
Mrs Brigham and Caldwell Return Home After Week in City
Mrs E Brigham spent a week with relatives in the city and returned to Warren this afternoon to remain during the winter. Mrs Dan Caldwell also visited relatives in the city and came back home this afternoon.
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E. ©. Brigham
Relaives
Warren
Dan Caldwell
Aged Russell couple dies within hours of each other
Russell Pennsylvania report details the deaths of Mr and Mrs Herdinand Becki among Warren County's oldest residents. The couple, tied to a seventy year marriage, died within hours of one another at their home on Sunday during the Christmas season.
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Herdinand Becki
Warren
County
Wig
Jean Aid
Dead in latest Herrin warfare
A powerful stranger is slain in a hand to hand clash with two patrolmen in Herrin as Sheriff Galligan reports martial law appeals and ongoing state guard investigation. Patrolman Sim Stephens is wounded and Rufus Whitson returns fire. the dead man had faced prior county jail scrutiny.
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Tis
Williamson Cy
Sim Stephens
George Gailigay
Matt Walker
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Glenn Young
Baer
Gulligan
Batler
Fis
Marion
Government rushes relief to starving in Ireland
Dublin reports 750000 people in western distress zones deprived of food and fuel after potato crop failure and heavy rain. Government says 47 hamlets affected with severe fuel shortages across Kerry, Donegal, Leitrim, Galway, Cork. thousands of tons of wood and clothing to be shipped as £500000 allocated with more expected.
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Free State
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Kerry
Donegal
Lietrim
Galway
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Cork
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Witle
Gabedy
Enabling Act Debates and Labor Measures Aim to Aid Workers
Harrisburg news details Pennsylvania labor unions uniting to push an enabling act in the coming week. They seek a $50,000,000 road improvement program and labor protections including workmen compensation old age assistance and child labor amendments.
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Harrisburg
Tech
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
James TI. Maurer
State Federation of Labor
Thomas Legislative Committee
Ilk Gul
Gov. Pinchot
Senate
Auditor General
House
Construction Progress at Curri's Hotel
Interior work advances under Chatfield and Share with high satisfaction from Hotel Company directors. Plumbing fixtures installation proceeds with quality plastering and partitioning also well underway as the general interior building program shows splendid progress in recent weeks.
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Curri
Chatfield
Share
Alleged Gas Company Swindlers Go On Trial
Pittsburgh today saw S son and RR Brogan start trial in US district court on charges of mail fraud tied to selling stock in the McKeesport Gas Company. They allegedly misrepresented drilling prospects, promising 21 wells though only two produced gas after four wells were drilled. Bread prices rose from one to two cents in central Pennsylvania, with bakers citing flour cost increases and some cities feeling the impact of higher prices.
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Pittsburgh
C Son
RR. Brogan
Investiment Brokers
Distourt
McKeesport Gas Company
United Press
Marrisburg
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Court upholds Attorney General in refusing to pay warrants
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Supreme Court backed the Attorney General against the Auditor General in a dispute over warrants and the legality of state payments. The ruling supports the state administration and marks a second fiscal victory for Governor Pinchot after earlier mandamus decisions.
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Genera
Harrisburg
Lewis
State Supreme Court
Fils
McCaig
Allegheny County
Water Supply Commission
Autores
Woodriff
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Dauphin County
Genral
Sedhnader
Runaway Lad Is Held Here
Harry Mooney of the PRR detained a 10 year old boy from a westbound freight train after a parental request. The youth, named Seth Carson, aimed for Eric and said his home is in JoJo near Kane. The father is expected in the city this afternoon to reclaim the boy.
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Harry Mooney
Iowal
PRR
Pennsylvania Railroad
JoJo
Kane
Seth Carson
Eric
Ammonia Plant Explosion Kills Five in Sarbrucken
An ammonia factory blast in Sarbrucken Germany today wrecked nearby buildings. Five people died and 47 were injured as responders searched rubble and secured the area.
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United Press
Sarbruecken
Germany
Today’s Five Best Radio Feature Highlights
A rundown of top radio features across stations WCBD KOA WTAM and WEE. Programs include Coastal Special on WCBD’s new high power transmission and educational segments on KOA and WTAM with local hosts and guests.
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