Seven Arrested in Booze Raids Here
State police conducted a sweeping liquor raid in the city arresting seven individuals and confiscating a large still. Officers Lewin and Beckwith led the operation, targeting several known bootlegging venues on East Main Street and the Antler Hotel area. Defendants faced Alderman Potter with most waiving examination. Zeveich and Decker admitted wrongdoing, while others denied selling liquor.
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E. B Potter
Cain
Erie County
Hull
Weabiire
George Steylar
Nic Samo
Antler
Janes Pappas
Nick Pappas
Carey Restaureant
Mike Pollinal
Peter Zeveith
Gills Decker
Ingen East
Fitzevitno
Alexander
Offiay
Lewis
Beckwith
Pollclak
Corry
Nawar
Stente
Zevuiah
Ruppersberger
Ruppersbierg
Allcof
Porter Thie
Higball i
Stegler
Samos
Jamen
Paullty
Higter Péllevik
Zeveich
Dockers
Aidermai Porter
Deckers
Rat Main
Stelter
Jong
Toba
W. Mow Street
Qoint
Fenciuk
Mya Rowe Buim
Reward Offered for Franklin Woman’s Return
A $2100 reward is offered for the return of Mrs Bessie Hukne Water from Franklin, Pennsylvania. Authorities state no questions will be asked and the search continues after she disappeared in mid November.
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Franklin
United Pragby Pranklin
Tankian
Wahener
Alan
Carroll Seeks Postmastership at Union City
O Wy Carroll local manager of the Hell Triiplons Company seeks the postmaster job at Union City. Civil Service Commission announces eligibility and appointment may occur soon. Among three top eligibles are Fred A Vowter, the present postmaster, AW Downs, and AW Durrutt, Union City manager, with bid supported by local supporters.
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O. Wy Carroll
Hell ‘Triiplons Company
Union City
Civil Service Examination Commission
Carroll
Rostmanter
Fred A. Vowter
Aapiet Ink Postmagice
SJ Downs
AW Durrutt
Rotary Club Opens New Headquarters at Phoenix Hotel
The Rotary Club held its first meeting in the Phoenix Hotel dining room and will continue weekly lunches there. Mr Desmond gave a talk on tanning and mineral products, highlighting a well known Tor a product, with members set to discuss business and profession topics. A. W. Hoppenstede and W. J. Willers attended from out of town.
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Phoenix Hotel
J. J. Desmond
Kerry Krome
Desmond Kety
Momibara
Ahmed An Hin
A.W. Floppenstede
Duttalo
W. J. Willers
Erie
Purdue Girl Stars In Professional Game
Six Purdue basketball players Macklin Mesker Birk Salmon Williams and Webber faced charges of professionalism after a game in Marion against Gay City on Thanksgiving Day. Alderman Porter presided as Mere Baymuir was cited for selling liquor to state troopers, with immediate prosecution anticipated.
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Marion
Purdue HobalTsien
Teds
Marion Ttn
Init
Purdue
Macklin
Mesker
Birk
Salmon
Willams
Webber
Mere
Baymuir
No Action on Junior High Project Moves to Next Meeting
At a recent board of education session no formal decision was reached on the junior high school project. Discussion covered grade school plans, organization by the state department of education, and a proposed expansion to house added grade levels. An architect presented a draft plan and another session is planned for next week to pursue definite action.
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Board of Education
Bord
Iynderstioad
Rowe
Howrd
Abe Tehded
Loveland
Glasy
State Department of Edcation
Hemstreet
P. Te Tterstr
Marsh and
Schol- Tar
Altoona
Mount
Tayalhahi
Additon
Looneyatem
Former Pastor Rev Amil Franck Dies in City
An aged former pastor of St Elizabeth's church Rev Amil Franck died Sunday at St Vincent's Hospital after years as an inpatient. Born July 1840 in Attenborn Germany he served at multiple parishes including Se Joseph's Gries and Se Btiaa Sothia. Funeral is set for St Joseph's Church with the church doors open from two o clock this afternoon until service time.
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St. Elizabeth's Church
Amil Franck
Focal Church
St. Vincent's ‘Hospital
Brie
Pather Jane
Attentborn
Germany
Prinx
Davembiers
Warten
Tine
Miners Riot at Driftwood Mine in Brownsville Pa
Feb 2 Brownsville Pennsylvania disquiet rose as deputies arrived to calm striking coal miners. A march to the Driftwood mine of the Dawson Coal Company led to gunfire with no serious injuries reported. Sheriff Krank Lu el aided in a compromise giving striking miners three days to locate alternative housing.
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Tnitad Pres
Brownsville
Dawson Coal Company
Krank
Senator Crow in Good Condition at Pittsburgh Hospital
Report states Senator William Crow remains a patient at Morty Lfoxpita with a "condition very good" today. The exact date of his departure from the institution was not disclosed.
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Pittsburgh
Staron
William Ff
Crow
Cruy
Pope Pine XT Extends Blessing to America
Pope Pine XT offers a blessing to the United States in an interview with Lie Milton Foun. Cardinal O'Connell notes U.S. diplomacy and Washington talks, praising America’s efforts and expressing regret over missing involvement in the selection. The piece reflects a formal Pontiff statement and ecclesiastical commentary.
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Pope
Pine
America
Usted Press
Cardinal O'eon Nell
Boytory
Lie Milton Foun
United Stier
Carlie Ta Ratt
Washington
Cardin
O'Connell
Yue
Fire destroys Lexington Hotel in Richmond area blaze
A deadly hotel fire in Richmond area destroys the Lexington Hotel causing many serious injuries and multiple deaths. Firefighters report extensive damage, trapped residents leaping to safety, and a large rescue effort with loss estimated around $500,000.
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United Prose
Richmond
Lexington
Vay
Lesington
Quse Pass
Alj. Fox
Wittianaport
Jofnvon
Albersarle
Child seeks home for four year old girl in society care
The Children’s Aid Society of this city seeks a suitable home for a four year old girl placed with a couple offering a loving, capable environment. Interested parties should write to the Children’s Aid Society care of Uw Journal Corny with applications.
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Children's Aid Society
Uw Journal
Corny
Parliament In Session Amid War-Talk And Treated Peace
London dispatch reports King George addressing Parliament amid emphasis on postwar arms treaties, Irish free state integration, and economic retrenchment. He praises Washington’s arms policy, urges reparations from Germany, and anticipates a shift to a calmer phase of Anglo American relations while Parliament considers indemnity and unemployment measures.
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United Press London
George Te
George Alaan
George
Germiaus
Georg
F Ullish Milne
F Ullish Milne of Souny
Irish Free State
Unitematicns
Walcowie
Genin
Lille Whiten
Ene
Valli Tor
House of Lords
Will Seek Night Watchmen at Center Street Crossing
Cronin Dies at Centerville after a brief illness. City officials plan immediate action to improve crossing safety on Center Street. Superintendent Weaver and City Solicitor Kintwidh said railroads will be contacted to enhance protection for pedestrians and motorists. Cronin, 71, of Centerville, leaves three sons and two daughters. Funeral services will be at Centerville home with burial in Centerville Cemetery.
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Center ST
Cronin
Centerville
Heart of Business
Kintwidh Ware
Sommitvioner
B. Cronin
Gruninini
Tel Cronin
Mendel
GH. Cronin
Gentervilla
Gentrville
Big Dairy Farm Barn Burns in Los Angles Fire
Fire gutted a large dairy barn near Alfard destroying buildings of the farm owned by George W. Tyter. The blaze forced 149 cows from the stable as patrons of the fortified dairy shipped product to New York City. Fire crews battled the flames with damages estimated at about 10000 dollars.
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Brooklyn
Pas
Grorgy W
Tyter
Alfard
York
Charges Plot to Restore Kaiserdom and Monarchy
United Press reports German plotters including General Ludendorff and royalists seeking to restore the Kaiserdom to Germany and a monarchy in Russia. The plan envisions a new government, with Germany and Russia potentially aligning. the movement faces suppression but could gain support if prior regimes fall.
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United Press
Washington
Mionarchiee
Luderdor Wre
Rewrdin
Kasserdu
Germany
Ceurdom
Rinsit
Iunatini Prebitsch Lincols
Thmyaniamborn
Russia
oFeeport
Othe
Bbert Republic
Iid
Mermanye
Commission Holds Meeting On Finanial Projects And Sewer Work
Mayor Alexander presided as the City Commission discussed Main Street sewer construction and tolling matters. The January treasurer’s report showed a balance of $2,395.40. expenditures were $447.13 leaving $3,356. The ordinance on poultry control was approved with changes. The commission authorized a $5,000 bond for the State Highway Department project and instructed drafting for an East Main Street sewer ordinance.
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Alexander Presidinte
Balage
Treasury
Wis
East Main Street
Alexander
State Highway Department
Commonwealth
Aggulir
Wiuwerson
Summer Street
St Adams
Dir. Sciohe Street
Ragera
Uenille
Legionnaires Protest Mayor's Appointment After Refusal
Franklin February 7. The American Legion protested Mayor J Miller's refusal to appoint Captain Seep Connell as police chief. They demanded the mayor explain his reasons and pledged to press for a committee hearing tonight at the Frankina post.
Pauline Frederick Weds Third Time
In Los Angeles on February 7 Pauline Frederick, veteran film actress, reportedly wed for the third time. The event drew attention amid discussion of her past marriages, including to playwright Hartard Mack, with lingered rumors about other relationships.
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Pauline Frederick
Los Angeles
Manche Libeye
Charles Alton
Rutherford
Blanche
Pauline Werderick
Wanted man tied to Taylor murder sighted in Carlin Nevada
A report from Los Angeles states a warrant for Edward Sande's murder charge in the William Desmond Taylor case is with Sheriff John B. Morris of Elko Nevada. A man matching Sands description is under surveillance in Carlin, with an imminent arrest anticipated. Local authorities describe the suspect as about 30, five feet seven inches, roughly 175 pounds, with brown hair and a clean shave.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Edward Sande
William Desmond Taylor
John B. Morris
Elko
Nevada
Sands
Nevada City
Toomey
Carlin
Edward I. Sanes
Willis D. Taylor
White
Benninge
Herning
Bering
Berninge Keagned
Demand Army Cut to 100000 Men Sparks Debate
United Pros reports a push in Congress to reduce the army to 100000, arguing it would lower taxes and reflect post conference gains. Supporters say a smaller force suffices and officers could be reduced beyond Pershing's proposal. Senate views split on treaties, with some opposing the peace pact and others seeking reservations on obligations. The outcome hinges on Democratic Senator Unstewood's ability to rally support.
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United Pros
Washington
Ale
Borwh
LaPollette
France
Maryland
Hiram Johnson
Japat
McNary
Oregon
Senate
United States
Unsterwood
Jentr
Sanay Tors
German Rail Strike May End Today
Berlin reports indicate the German rail strike could conclude today after government concessions and labor leaders reached an agreement. The nationwide shutdown has caused severe disruption with fuel and utilities in short supply, and subway drivers solidarity remains uncertain as talks continue.
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United Prena
Berlin
Thass
Banke Hay
Subway
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