Liquor Raids May Expand In City Cleanup
Reports say state and federal agents backed by city officials conducted liquor raids in the city yesterday. Investigators anticipate further action with possible arrests and more enforcement, as authorities pursue a wider crackdown on illicit liquor activity. Local officials offered little comment, while several residents wonder why well known individuals are not targeted.
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End of German Rail Strike Brings Temporary Calm
Berlin reports a government mediated settlement ends a widespread rail and utility strike. After days of disruption the capital, still dark and without water, sees workers begin returning to tasks while police investigate violence and loot. Soviet influence looms in the background as authorities assess unrest across Germany.
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Yeggs Visit Homer City Ram Station Heist
Indiana Pa police report a safe cracking job at Homer City Ram Station. A guard or woman nearby found tied and scared, while investigators say nitroglycerin and drilling were used to enter the ante room as hundreds of dollars in cash vanished.
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Lad Fatally Hurt Under Trolley Car in Johnstown
A man named Univos Freny of Johnstown Pennsylvania died after being struck by a trolley car. Authorities report he was fatally injured this morning as he attempted to cross or move near the tracks. The incident is under investigation by local police and the hospital staff treated another injured person.
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Johnstown
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JHER AND 3 Lose LIVES IN FIRE
Montreal fire claims the lives of Jher and three children at Saisth home. Durie and two others die in the blaze. John Venkel, father of the children, escapes. Fire officials still seek cause as victims are identified.
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Election data publication schedule for 1922 primaries and ballots
Publication lists key dates for the 1922 primary and general elections including filing deadlines for petitions nominations and candidates. It notes primary day May 6 1922 general election November 7 1922 and registration deadlines across cities with withdrawal and certification deadlines.
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Hina Deen
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Spr
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Wwilliend
Pay Tae
Navaeber
Sturday
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Jaist
Man's Body Found in Creek Fears Foul Play In Somerset
Police investigate the death of Michiel Ret, 30, whose body was found in a Stony Creek near Helsopple after attending a church service. A large sum of money reportedly involved, with unclear details and possible foul play.
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Helsopple
Strike sympathizer killed near plant in Yorkville incident
An early morning clash near the Wheeling Star and Iron Company mill in Yorkville left one strike sympathizer dead and another wounded as bullets fired from a machine gun swept the street. The chaotic scene occurred as a crowd gathered outside the plant.
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Vie Street
Wheeling
Tte and Iron Company
Len Muithe
Lost United States transport Northern Pacific in Atlantic chase
A damaged World War I era report states the former U S transport Northern Pacific left Hoboken for Chester to be retrofitted into the Admiral line and later was reported drifting off New Jersey. Wireless messages say the ship was destroyed with the crew lost or rescued as winds blow and seas run four to five and a half fathoms.
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Pacific Toast
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Treasury Building Fire Rages In Washington
United Press reports a blaze at the Treasury Department building in Washington on February 6. A general alarm sounded as workers rushed out, some sustaining scratches and bruises while escaping. Fire crews faced water- supply challenges for the roof and embers dropped into an interior court as tar roofing accelerated the flames.
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Pottsville Man Kills Wife Then Burns Home and Dies
A farmer in Clarks Valley, western Schuylkill County, shot and killed his wife Annie, 17, chased her mother and two sisters, set fire to the barn, then killed himself in his orchard. The incident occurred last night as a personal crisis unfolded.
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China First to Ratify Tariff Treaties
China becomes first nation to ratify two World Peace Conference tariff treaties. Chinese cabinet approvals have passed for the agreements Beijing signed, including the Chinese tariff and general policy documents, per a cable from Peking.
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United Prosa
Washington
Waalington
Herte
Pekin
Confesses Implication in New York Murder Cyclops War Mystery
Disappearances linked to war claims against Germany surface as a Japanese wife and German ship Waiblingen figure in a tangled Navy intelligence tale. The Waiblingen allegedly aided German submarines, with a Japanese informant recalling a German woman involved. The murky report ties to 1918 Atlantic activity and a German Austro ship’s role. The evolving case centers on a volatile wartime plot and unidentified witnesses.
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Sealey
Austria
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West Indies
Brooklyn furrier held in murder case in New York
Brooklyn furrier Rate and two others were arrested after a Kate shop robbery in which Kate died two hours later. A signed confession tied Erickson and an agent to the crime as detectives traced letters from Erickson’s wife and family in Ayvoklyny.
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John
Erickson
Novyowian Sityan
New York
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Samuel
Rate
Brooklyn
Otte Holle
Hib Kata
Marge Sum
Brickson
Kate
Sid Madken
Ersont
Ayvoklyny
Uriclaon
Cadets Face North East In Key County Showdown
Keystone Cadets aim for a seventh straight win as they meet North East Midgets on the Annoy court. Contender for light welter honors, Bittle expected to star. managers prepare a preliminary before the 8 20 start.
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Whitney
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Row
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Annoy
Haenen
Oor
Organize class for poultry instruction in town
Members of the Worry Poultry Association gathered in the Municipal building to organize a local poultry class. Professor Wolf from the Tigh echobl facility will lead sessions. fire logs will be used for demonstration. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday at 8 o'clock in the high school building. attendees include Nye and others in the area.
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Eight Miners Die In Waterbury Explosion Wreckage
A blast at the Marietta coal mine near Wilntmson New Jersy traps workers as crew recover eight bodies from wreckage. Officials say an explosion triggered by blasting caps caused the cave in and fire, sending debris and smoke across the underground workings. one more miner remains missing amid the search.
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Rickards Testifies at Senate Hearing on Wartime Executions
Major General George Rickards testifies before a Senate committee about alleged executions of soldiers during wartime. He denies involvement or knowledge of any such executions while acknowledging battlefield stress may have affected behavior among troops. Other witnesses, including Lieut. Colonel Liireau and former commander of the 28th Division, recount harsh conditions overseas and contentious actions.
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Senate
Wleval Kaiygraves
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France
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Borah Attacks Republican Plan To Give Soldiers Bonus
Senator Borah announces opposition to a Republican plan to grant veterans a bonus, pledging a vigorous Senate fight. He argues the proposal mirrors questionable tactics used in a controversial Newberry case and warns it could alienate voters.
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Ashington
Senate
Borat
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Congress
Mackay’s solid front for Crow in May primaries
United Press reports Pittsburgh Republicans rally behind Senator Crow if he seeks the nomination. Marty A. Mackay outlines his platform while noting Crow’s physical condition. Team unity is urged behind John A. Tell as a unifying Pittsburgh candidate.
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Pittsburgh
William Crow
Marty A. Mackas
John A Tell
Pittaburgh
Complete report on arms parley complete report on arms parley
The article reports that the eight member delegation to the arms conference completed its report today. The conference’s findings will be submitted to the president tomorrow, with the full text expected for public release.
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Washington
Will Probe Life in Hollywood Colony
By United States dispatches, Will J. Unye, one of the early American motion picture graduates, plans a hitch to Tollywood California. He will depart before April 1 for a month, observing conditions in the Hollywood motion picture colony firsthand.
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Washington
Offic Fc
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Calif
Jie
Hollywand Motion
Weertwicne
Public Forum Meetings to Be Arranged in City
Public forum meetings organized by the chamber of commerce begin Tuesday February 1 1922 in the municipal auditorium. City commissioners will attend and discuss the year’s program with topics including Soldier Bonus Junior High School and Disarmament. Citizens may attend and speak, with sessions in the municipal auditorium under the forum committee’s oversight.
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Old Folks Concert Slated for February Nights
Dates February 27 and 28 announced for the Old Folks concert at the Wigh Sitio auditorium. Organized by local ladies, the program features Corry's leading vocalists and a fifty-voice chorus under Prof Barth. Rehearsals progressing, tickets to go on sale. project supports club fundraising and community improvement.
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Ciyfe
Governor Charges Coup by Enemies in Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi February 9 United Press reports Guy Lae A Ruwtell of Mississippi will seek an investigation by the legislature into sensational charges raised by Mingues Birkenhead a former secretary aid and stenographer at the Capitol A five member committee appointed by the House is to study the case Russas postponement of any inquiry remains uncertain Herendy Russell asserts the charges are the work of enemies and vows to stand by her husband despite disbelief in the accusations
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Jackson
Miss
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Ruwtell
Mississippi
Herendy
Russell
Yel
Believe Hired Assassin Killed Movie Director
A fragmented note links Sands, a former Butler, to the 1960s film world murder of director Taylor. The anonymous letter hints at possible suspects and motives in what is described as moviedom’s greatest murder mystery.
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Nation-wide hunt for suspect in Taylor murder swells
Police in Los Angeles widen the probe into the William Desmond Taylor killing. Edward Sands, former valet, is a focus as detectives question several movie colony members. Deputies say the killer may still be in Los Angeles. new suspects surface amid tense guards around Miss Norma Talmadge and reports of late letters.
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Los Angeles
William Desmond Taylor
Rillith Stow
Edward F. Sands
Sands
Elko,Ney
Taylor
Los Angles
Miss Minter
Juhn & Matt
Ty Taylor
Murely
Hinckmailer
Miami
Fla
Collins
Howard Fellows
Miss Normand
Orlando to head new Italian cabinet amid forged permits
Former Premier Wit Loin Orlando, a Big Four participant at the Paris peace conference, was named by King Vic- Loy Bouuael to lead a new Italian cabinet. Details of forged permits and narcotics allegations surfaced as the crisis unfolds in Round Feb 1.
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