Wilson Denies Reports of Great Business Low Mood
President Wilson rejected newspaper reports of widespread business hard times as unauthentic. He dismissed Frank Walsh's claims on 50,000 workers killed or out of work and said he would not discuss any involvement in party contortions or Sullivan's Senate candidacy while the current crisis looms.
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Anteq Fressy
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Frank P. Walsh
Te Federal Tndustrial Commission
New York
Walsh
George W. Perkins
Bryan
Roger Sullivan
Senate
Pennsylvania princess in court in New York case
Former Lee Judrs Mitzgerald of Uniontown Pennsylvania Princess Victoria of Thirn and Taxis sues to stop the transfer of hush title by Josephine Mattet, the New York woman who recently accused men of attempting to extort money. Mattet has appeared in police courts recently on blackmail charges.
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United Press
London
Lee Judrs Mitzgerald
Uniontown
Victoria
Thirn
Taxis Tougy
Tye
IIM
Josephine Mattet
New York
New York Prohibition Bill Up Signals National Issue
New York February 1 Prohibition legislation moves forward amid strong push from anti-saloon forces. The bill allows any political subdivision to place the issue on the ballot with a threshold of one fourth of district voters. If approved local prohibition suspends liquor laws. penalties escalate for sale or possession, with fines and jail terms increasing on subsequent offenses.
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New York
Din League
Vale of Iquor
Physician preps defense in death of nurse at Monessen
A physician in Monessen confers with attorneys as he prepares to defend himself against a murder charge. Officials say the death stemmed from injuries to a nurse butchered by the accused. records indicate contributory factors and preexisting illness. Prominent local professionals arrived to offer financial support for the defense.
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United Mresay Broonsburg
Mie
Monessen
Nevins
Wea
Jivblusin
Yniste Bacber
Griffith
Uwe Tad Alsense
Whten
BP. Griffin
Promoter Arrested in Altoona Before Harrisburg Trip
Altoona dispatch reports promoter Hankyies arrested at the railway station just as he prepared to board for Harrisburg. He faces forgery charges and is alleged to have obtained about $600 via a negotiable instrument. He is said to be wanted in Reading and other Pennsylvania cities.
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United Pres
Altoona
The Poril of His 11 Muate at The Family Theater
A theater note lists two parts of a drama presented at The Family Theater titled The Poril of His 11 Muate, credited to Larson and Trimble with manager W D Gast of the pin. The event appears in a local listings page.
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W. Hi, Einstein
W. D. Gast
Poril
Hog cholera ravages Iowa with heavy losses
United Press reports hog cholera inflicts severe damage across Iowa. Estimated losses reach nearly 3,000,000 hogs and $23,000,000, with about 1130 county reports under Director W. J. Kennedy. Disease impact varied by region and treatment efficacy, urging improved testing and regulatory controls.
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United Press
Aus
Towa
W. J. Kennedy
State Agricultural College Extension Department
M. Strange
Slite Serum Laboratory
The Shepherd of the Hills Play at Library Theatre
Gaskill and McVitty announce a production of Harold Wright's The Shepherd of the Hills at the Library Theatre on Friday February 20. The drama, adapted from the novel, centers on humor and pathos with scenes in the Ozark mountains and includes exciting moments such as a night ride, an assault on the shepherd, and the triumph of a man over danger.
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Gaskill
McVitty
Libraryheatre
Harold Fuel Wright
Hie
Str. Wright
Bisbury W. Reynolds
Mise
Sours
Yoki Dies in Tokio After Diplomatic Career
United Press reports Yoko, February 16, Vincount Suiso Yoki, former ambassador to Washington and a pioneer in international education, died this morning in Tokyo. A leading diplomat, Yoki influenced Japan's foreign service and education abroad.
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United Press
Yoko
Vincount Suiso Yoki
Wahlington
Yoki
Probing Jap Naval Scandal Expands Martial Probes
Tokio dispatch reports continued rioting despite Admiral Salohoall’s claim that two prominent naval officers and others were summoned for court martial to probe all aspects of a recent naval scandal. The notes allege high officers were involved in a collusion for private arms with a German supplier.
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Unttea Proms
Tokio
Admienl Salo Hoall
Department of the Marine
Iin
Meadville Woman Physician Dead in City Hospital
The Meadville community mourns Dr Linn Fisher Rose who died Friday afternoon at the City hospital after a long illness. The funeral is set for 9 o clock Monday from Christ Episcopal Church, where she was a longtime member. Rose was born in Philadelphia on September 21, 1945, and was a sister of Peter and Eliza Rose. The Rose family moved to Crawford County around 18h.
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Moulville
Linn Fisher Rose
City Hospital
Meadville Loges
Woolal
Proteanion Alekeles
Christ Episcopal Church
Susan Misher Rowe
Philadelphia
Wingy
Peter
Eliza
Rose
Mr. Rose
Ie Gunlly
Crawford County
Unclear Sunday Paper Items Mix of Names and Events
Fragmented OCR fragment mentions Senator Bacon of Georgia, Haydon government troopers repulsed by Theodore’s rebel force, banks warned of looming Hill formation, Colonel Fellows at Montell North Dakota costing 110000, Gabe J Parker 600, Choctaw treasury registrar, Indiana, James A. Gitinove, and a note on a Fox autopsy in Harrison New York.
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A. 0. Bacon
Georgia Clud In & Hospital
Washington, D. C
Haydon
Theodore
National Banke
Federal Reserve
Howse Bist
Jats
William Fellows
Montell
N.d
Gabe J. Parker
The
Treasury
Health remedy ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham product
Fragmentary ad-style text promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Herbal Compound as a health remedy for women described as pregnant or in distress. It asserts the product restores health and happiness, warning of burdens and invoking family disruption as consequences of illness.
Hunter Battles Wildcat Near West Tickory Priday
In an event near West Tickory Priday, well known hunter Carson shot and battled a wounded wildcat as it charged. After a tense struggle in the woods, Carson managed to stab the animal with his knife, ending the chase and saving himself from further injury.
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Tryluvtun
Sonn Carson
Plugburg
Hind
West
Tickory Priday
Carson
Cargon
Garson
Amuse Theater Card Highlights Two Reel Feature
Amuse notes show LOVE SOUTH OF ROMANY and OLD MOODINGTON'S HAUGHTER. Vitagraph comedy TAH LADY IN BLACK stars Mary Fuller as the featured actress.
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Old Moodington
Vitagraph Comedy
Mary Fuller
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Coqray Department Store
R.F. Livermore
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By Larson and
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Milman
Lydia
Pinkham
Hunter
Wildcat
Amuse) Theater
R. E. Palmer Company
Ayldis
Patt Whton
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