ARNS TREATIES UNDER ATTACK IN SENATE
United Press reports in Washington that ARNS treaties face fierce Senate opposition. Delegates sought more complete information from the American delegation as foreign entanglements and sovereignty concerns dominate debate. The foreign relations committee plans extended scrutiny before voting, with key Senators delaying action for about a week.
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Senate
United Press
Washington
Washinton
League of Murivin
Ita
Borth
Juhnen
Brunyexes
Forvini Relations
Thole Inst Sten
Coronation Preparations For Pope Pius XI In Rome
Rome reports final preparations for the coronation of Pope Pius XI tomorrow at 30 o clock as thousands of tickets are issued. The Pope’s brother Fermoy his family and the Pope’s sister Camella have arrived, welcomed by officials. The ceremony will move from the Vatican apartments to the coronation site with Vatican reps and a grand display of papal pomp.
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United Prove
Rome
Fermoy
Camella
Phin
Pops Piis
Vatican
Dewear
Well soon moved equipment today in the water property
START NEW TEST WELL SOON MOVED EQUIPMENT TODAY The work of moving the old Deiller Farnaworth from the water company's property north of Loyw is to the site of the tent well on Greasie Tense Fendi street in the south with uncle way Lolay. Watrous who is working with the driller attire this morning that the building of the vir would bevinder way Monday: mori. ort deailing on the now text well will start early next week. Tone of equipment for this and other rig through the city the atimnot eit quite 9 lta interest and with the daying that in reported on neathy farm. Jandw Ve iy apparent that the to bal shat wetx. fie ft or ell Mill be. yy tuned ny here aang the nk Mad sunsmer.
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Eg Ol Deiller Farnaworth
Water Company
Loyw
Fendi
Lolay
AL. Watrous
Mayor Announces Run for Assembly Seat in Surprise Move
Local mayor declares candidacy for the Republican nomination in the upcoming assembly race. He says the municipal office could be altered after the fall election and hints at possible special elections or cross-town ticketing if he wins. Supporters in North East Union City and nearby townships pledge strong backing amid rival candidates.
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Union City
North East
Aline
Massar
Alexander
Celaré
Com
Fifty Million Lost in Bucketshops Scandal Surfaces
United Press reports a New York inquiry into bucketshop operators and brokerage firms tied to Jerome Simmons and associates. Victims include widows like Waleh, who say as much as 50,000,000 dollars vanished from investor hands through manipulated stock shares and coercive practices at firms keeping fractional holdings to cushion losses.
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United Press
New York
New Yerke
Jerome Simmons
Alstank Didtelet Vorney
Viesimi
Waleh
Yoo Walohe
Eich
Hin
Local residents gather on Parent stock event
Reported last night at the municipal building Local people who bought Parent stock met to discuss arrangements and share views The attendees examined the stock and considered the preparation and future steps in a cautious public briefing
Unclear OCR item on Rotary conference plans
Fragmented text from Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania discusses a Rotary event and mentions plans for representation at a Washington conference in March and a Los Angeles convention. The passage is garbled with many misspellings and lacks coherent details or names.
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Uxteed
Wilkes-Barre
Annevator
Rotary
Pennsylvania
Lefiite
Nashington
Los Angeles
Mabel Normand Details Last Visit In Taylor Case
Mabel Normand testified about her last visit to director William Desmond Taylor on February 1, describing a ride in his car and a meeting with him. Detectives await district attorney orders as the murder investigation centers on a single suspect while another man remains under examination as a witness. A bloodstained cap and other evidence link the case to the dogged search for the slayer in Los Angeles.
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United Prone
Los Angeles
Willian Desmond Taylor
Taylor
Vitor
Maln
Norwest
Daat
Jenowit
Willian Desmond
Tylon Aliste
Tay
Willian
Miles Normand
Hollywood
Dic
Diylon
Aghinaha
William Desmond Taylor
Hk Auloenay
Edward F
Sande
Mes
Douglas Melean
Taytor
Melsoac
Akensein
Joel Aint
United States
Wall Street
Hecksont
America
Roosevale
Ming
Sarah Bernfards
Joe
Beth
Europe
Rosa
Treaty Signed to Settle Yap Question in Pacific Mandate
United States and Japan will formally sign a treaty to settle the Yap question under the Japanese mandate in the Pacific. The pact grants U S access to radio cables and preserves rights of Americans to use communications, while flagging modifications to the mandate subject to U S oversight and administration.
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United Prose
Washington
United States
Japan
Suite Department
Inghes Dal Boron Bhlitenva
Tapani
Tar
Hese Wu Sey
United State
Voy
Pacific
Equator
Eles Viel
Germany
Smallpox Quarantine Shuts Philadelphia District
A fire district in South Philadelphia was placed under a wide smallpox quarantine by police this morning. More than 5,000 residents in segregated areas are being examined and vaccinated as authorities work to contain the outbreak.
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Philadelphia
Wricken
Strikers Defy Collins Provisional Government Amid Border Clash
Reported across Ulster and Tyrone fronts, strikers defy the Collins provisional government amid border tensions. Posts mention stalled talks, renewed fighting near Tore with railway stations seized and a struggle between Ulster Volunteers and Irish Republican groups. The crisis deepens as political factions rally around the treaty showdown.
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United Press
Tualin
Phesseuatind
Tyrone
Drawtir Meneunts
Tore Cuttin
Monk
Fasl
Belfast
Ulster Volunteers
Demand Bonus Pacts and Arms Conference Savings Debate
Congress debates using arms conference savings to fund a cost of living bonus for soldiers. House committees review a tentative plan that would allocate about 200 million dollars annually from the defense pact agreements, tied to the military payroll and production costs.
Big Keppel Interests Sold in West Virginia
A fragmentary report notes a land and timber sale in West Virginia tied to Henry Repnel and the Moore outfit, with about 2000 acres of timber estimated. The deal involves the Morastud interests and the Winchester Ginter Corporation, chaired by William B. Cornwall, with a $820,000 value cited and planned railroad side development along Winchester and Western lines.
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Moore-Keppel
Henry Keppel
Olay Pamidelphia
Virani
Henry Repnel
Moore
Garland
Gatlane
Pas
Willim B. Cornwall
Hay
Morastud
Hompehins Catty
Fraeek Oniity
Conlin AL
Winchester and Western
Sehich
Cornwall
Prohibition Agents Engage in Gun Battle Near Philadelphia
United Press reports a gun battle near Philadelphia as dry agents intercepted a truckload of liquor en route to Wilmington. Six agents pursued the vehicle and came under fire. The truck carried whiskey and other liquor. agents later recovered portions at the Federal building and refused to disclose names.
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United Press Philadelphia
Chester
Prohibition
Ariel Philadelphia
Wilmington
Chautony
Edison Urges America to Prepare for War in Birthday Interview
The article quotes Thomas A. Edison urging national preparation for war, including maintaining military industry, big guns, and continued scientific experiments. He praises muscle and nitrate production, discusses leadership aspirations, and weighs U.S. industrial strength against European conflict, signaling a proactive defense stance amid a tense era.
Miners and Railroad Unions Plan Open Shop Fight
In Indianapolis on February 21 a Chicago meeting will bring together railroad workers and coal miners to press for higher wages and oppose wage cuts amid an open shop push. John L. Lewis said most anti open shop unions will attend, aiming to draft a new wage and working agreement before the April 1 contract expiry. Leaders expect an economic alliance to counter employer pressure, with support from the American Federation and some unions offering loans as talks close.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Americas
Ihicagy
John L. Lewis
Armerica
Tora
Hhis
Lewis
Aline
Tme
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Rattromost
Upo
United
American’ Federation
United Mine Workers
Vla
Faftan Ee
Ty Joint Ae
Farm Market Bill Adopted by House and Senate Amendment
The House passed the cooperative marketing bill 270 to 8 and sent the Senate amendment to the President for signature. The measure exempts farmers' cooperative organizations from the antitrust laws and moves to final enactment.
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United Prout
Washington, D. G
Senate
Farmers Cooperative
Fear New Regime Rushing Whiskey to Ohio from Penna
A Pittsburgh dispatch reports police under Superintendent John G. Calhoun have orders to seize and search all autos and persons amid rumors of whiskey moving from Pennsylvania toward Ohio. The note describes intensified enforcement and vigilance in local wards during the day.
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Ohio
PENNA
United Prong
Pittsburgh
Laree
Wardholitea Fae
John G. Calhoun
Guarda
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