Harding to Present Treaties to Senate in Person
President Harding will appear before the Senate to urge ratification of the treaties. After a cabinet meeting at the White House, officials said he will deliver the message in person around 4 pm, stressing sovereignty limits and pledges tied to world concord through the conference, with little expected opposition.
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Washington
Pet
Harding
Oliver
Senate
Hortons Lode
Unederwood
Bath
JAILS CAPACITY TESTED BY MEN SEEKING SHELTER
The report describes exhausted jail capacity as many men seek shelter daily in a municipal building. It notes a mix of unemployed workers and hobos arriving each evening, stressing a growing need for shelter space and questioning the coalition's response to housing and employment pressures.
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Getter
Hogesteds
Barteria
Hans
Amos
Marion
Dows
Font B. Umunolly
Army Officer Urges Ford Plan Acceptance
Major General Swinsing Toadh, chief of Army Engineers, testified to a military affairs committee urging acceptance of Secretary Weeks plan to lease muscle plants to Henry Ford. He argued Ford could develop the site and water plane, offering Ford a chance to rebuild and expand production.
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Washington
Pittité
Henry Ford
Sol
Swinsing Toadh
Army Engineers
Mouse
Military’ Affairs Committee
Beand
Weeks
Ford
Chayce
Reilly
Marty OToole Visitor Here in City Doubtful Return
The article recalls Marty OToole as a famed pitcher from a decade ago, once sold by Pittsburgh to St Paul for a record sum. It notes his visit to the city yesterday as he applied for a permit and faces uncertainty about future appearances.
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Marty O'foole
Sila
Chawrd
Pittsburgh
St. Paul
D'Pnate
Gisalma Iit
Shin City
Amhaltat
Four Suspects Questioned in Taylor Murder Case
Investigators narrowed the field to four suspects including a woman as they renew efforts to solve the Taylor murder. Officials say a professional gunman may have been hired to carry out the killing and demand for answers grows.
District Attorney Pursues Taylor Murder Mystery Leads
Los Angeles files reveal the DA will press a wide prehearing survey of suspects and witnesses in the Taylor murder case. Investigators plan interviews with Mabel Normand and Mary Miles Minter, examine bank records, and seek a possible concealed visitor, a revolver, and other clues amid shifting theories surrounding director William Desmond Taylor’s death.
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Borhood
Yo Dexin
Mit Normand
Mary Miler Minter
Bean
Taylor
Mabel Normand
Hishingilaw
Mabul Normand
Aitter
Mat Iy
Musk Sijreth
Movin
Muirderer
Tavis
Bern Mies
Belef
Thylor
Congress burdens soldiers bonus on common people
Washington reports trace a proposed federal bonus tax to fund soldiers bonuses. Aimed at smokers, penions, theatergoers, and tobacco buyers, the plan would tax chewing tobacco and other items. Protests surge as the House Ways and Means Committee drafts final allocations.
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United Prout
Washington
Mangrias Iy
Republiccans
Gil Fickne
Wasilington
Pol
Allege Franklin’s New Police Force Naming Question
A United ProW report notes Franklin officials discuss a new police force not legally named and to be submitted for opinion on February 20. The dispute centers on whether the force is legally constituted and the legality of its naming by city officials amid local governance questions.
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Franklin
United Prow
Pranklin
ALB
Jobs
Prankin
Americns Ligion
Toeat Pose Departant
Mayer
Business Back to Normal This Fall Declares Financier
Financier Lamont Michaels of J P Morgan & Co. declares a return to normalcy and renewed prosperity in America's manufacturing and trade. He cites a postwar expansion pace and urges focus on sound industry and foreign trade to sustain growth.
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Phibadermiua
Aoal Aula Bwe
America
Buninoye
Aa Meisae
Thonas Lansait Ff
J.P. Morwarr and Co. Lamont
Hyoriner
Amur
Touking
Huwessity
Atlas
Murder Probe Focuses on Rich Manufacturer’s Son
In Angeles on February 10 a new direct clue pointed to a wealthy New York maker’s son as a prime suspect in the William Desmoned Taylor murder case. Deputy District Attorney Joseph Nolan said the lead and a possible confession could bring arrests within hours if the suspect does not clarify the incident. The man reportedly offered a false alibi, later retracted, as evidence was examined by the district attorney. The sheriff’s office has long considered jealousy and temper as factors, with Adyesa named as a possible accomplice in the shooting.
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Unitedross
Los Angeles
Toni narrowWeil
Forces of the Law
William Desmond Taylor
New York
Anunufaet
Taye
Torr
Taylor
Politail
Taylory
Horas Sue
iWitle
Thi Virion Aygungles
Aluyer
Miystery
Wootwine
Wnitedness
Angeles
Iamed
Willian
Joseph Nolan
Tans
Whara
Woolwine
Adyesa
Stanford Hose Co Holds Regular Meeting
The Stanford Hose Company held a regular meeting with good attendance, President Charles Kinley presiding. Routine business was discussed and a $9 contribution was approved to support Frank Kinley as a representative of the local firemen's organization in a Gullit Paper contest. The event plans to send a large party of fire fighters from the area to a celebration on the lakes next year.
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Stanford Mose Company
Charles Kinley
Frank Kinley
Kane arson suspect given hearing in McKean County
Word from Kane states Arthur Lee, pro preacher, was given a hearing before Justice Bill Stenger last night. He was held to answer on charges of starting a fire to collect insurance and will face trial at the next McKean County court session.
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Kane
Arthur’ Lee
Bill Stenger
Lee
McKeaneaunty Court
19 Year Old Youth Sentenced to Die in Electric Chair
Philadelphia report details a 19 year old defendant sentenced to die in the electric chair after a fatal shooting of an bystander during a jewelry store hold up. The United Press summary notes the case as part of a broader local crime and political context involving party leaders and voter leagues.
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My United Press
Philadelpala
Harry Lesitice
Swan
Philadelphia
Thousands More Ulster Men Armed Amid Battles
United Press reports fighting flared today as World War I era clashes between police and troops of the Ulster Volunteer Force intensified near the Ulster frontier. A Republican fighter was seriously wounded amid threats of further outrages as Sinn Fein leaders urge restraint and fear reprisals for recent executions.
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United Pros
Dublin
Ulster
Colling
London
Survivors silent on cause of ship fire at sea
Newport News Feb 0 Survivors of the Northern Pacific fire remained silent on the disaster cause after rescue by the Transportation. Captain Lustie of the Nathan Pacific reported details to the Shipping Board while survivors docked with the Transportation crew. Ship and rescue details include a noon burning ship and a lookout officer noting the second funnel.
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Newport News
Nanthan Pacific
Norlyll
Sisiene
Transportation
Justly
Hig
Lye
Seth Chase
Northern Pacific
Deneh
Wilson
Will restore former Italian premier Bononi
A brief notice reports Signor Bononi poised to return as premier. He is expected to lead the same cabinet as in June 1921, with a confidence vote in the Italian chamber scheduled for next Thursday.
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Bononi
Bonomi
Hell of
Stieceatil Rathin
Eax
Gerald Harvey’s Marriage Announced in City Notice
Friends in this city have received notice of the marriage of Gerald Harvey, a former Corry boy, to Miss Adele Brown of Houston Texas. The wedding occurred in February in Houston, and the couple will reside in Tampico Mexico where Mr Harvey has been employed with an oil company.
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Gerald Harvey
Adele Brows
Edwin BR. Brown
Huston
Texas
Hswitor
Mrs. Turvey
Tampico
Mex
Mr. Harvey
Snodgrass Sentenced to Prison
United Press reports Snodgrass is sentenced to ten to twelve years in the Western Penitentiary for forgery and related charges. The defendant faced multiple counts as attorneys argued during today’s proceedings, with the presiding officials detailing the judgment and penalties.
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United Press Meadvicle
Petr
Judson
Snoilgents
Caallier
Larrai
Dliruineh
Endorsement for Dr Thomas B Fogan by State School Directors
Harrisburg February 10 The State School Directors Association unanimously adopted a resolution endorsing and commending the work and policies of Dr Thomas B Fogan and the State Department of Public Instruction. The proposal urges support for a candidate for the state legislature and calls for supervision to improve the public school system with periodic notices to districts.
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United Prose
Harrrisburg
Thomas B. Fiogan
State Department of Pile
Tengwu
Theoitaté Treasury
U S to Answer on Genoa Today
United States officials indicate a reply may be sent today to the Genoa invitation. The administration plans to participate later, with a potential observer but no immediate entry into negotiations. The goal is to extend treaties from the Washington arms conference before a broader international conference is held.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Genoa
AMI
Siuress
Auceenmiene
Holt
Jenye
Maret Std
One killed and two injured in steel plant blast
A steel plant explosion at the George A. Rutherford Company plant in Cleveland injures two workers seriously and kills one. The blast rattled buildings for blocks, investigators said.
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United Presa
Cleveland
Itek Wailer
Ae Thei
George A. Rutherffurd Company
Kellettville Man Dies After Fatal Fall in Mill Area
Browns ville Pa Feb 10 Gunn Ritchie 27 was killed when he fell on a circular saw at a Ginetile mill near Kellettville. He suffered fatal injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene. Local authorities investigated the accident and identified the victim at the mill.
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United Press
Brownsville
Gunn Ritchte
Eight Horses Die in Pittsburgh Fire
A Pittsburgh blaze devastates a stable and warehouse destroying horses and property. The fire, wh ich swept through the building owned by George Lante, caused extensive damage and left eight horses dead.
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Pittsburgh
United Press
Sila
Cwnicel
George Lante
Housing Demand Remains Heavy In This City
Housing demand remains high in this city with many properties for rent and sale. Local real estate agents report dozens of vacancies, upcoming spring movement, rising rents on some listings, and a likely surge in building by individuals and firms despite lower labor and material costs.
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Hett
Ako Rik
Franklin Man Held as Slayer in Ohio City
Marion Ohio report states John Gade Gadbaugh 21 of Franklin Pa will be formally charged with murder of Boone. He was arrested with his step brother Edward Baker of Franklin Pa. Baker confessed he was with Gadbaugh in a dairy dispute over a pound of butter, leading to the fatal argument.
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United Prest
Marion
John Gade Haugh
Franklin
Boone
J. Thomipson
Gadbaugh
Edward Baker
Fras Lit
Baker
Wan
Hutter
American Legion Dance Planned for Next Monday Night
Plans are well underway for the American Legion dance next Monday evening during February Week. Committees completed, decorations arranged at the Armory, and advanced ticket sales strong. Guests from Erie, Warton, Titusville, Youngsville, Union City and nearby towns will attend, with music by the Legion unit from 9 to 1 o'clock.
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American Legion
Erie
Warton
Titus Vill
Youngaville
Union City
Legion Uti
Landru Refused Pardon Likely Execution Next Week
Paris reports Landru, dubbed Bluebeard, the alleged killer of multiple victims, has been refused a pardon. The pardon commission rejected mercy, and President Millerand is expected to decide on clemency as the execution date nears, possibly set for next Thursday.
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Landru
United Prva
Paris
Bluebeard Lande
Jose Bla
Marcy
Millerand
Hillefieird
Spirals defeat Hewitts in dramatic last night showdown
The Jamestown Spirals beat the Hewitts of Buffalo in a late uneven contest, with a fast start by Buffalo fading as Jamestown surged. The victory sets up a next week clash against the Keystavies, reflecting one of the season’s most notable local games.
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Keystavies
Buffalo Ten
Jamestown Post
Hewitts
Buffalo
Sehaai
Bisonity
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