Upper Portion of Stennett Home Gutted by Fire
Fire swept the upper floor of the Stennett residence on West Wayne Street shortly before midnight. Damages, including smoke and water, are estimated around $2,600 with owner Oia Steinett valuing loss at $1,600. Mrs. Va Sample was removed from the smoke-filled house and later relocated to nearby accommodations.
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Orn Stannett
Jasy Love
Philip Hagley
Wayne Street
Dar
Hyemien
Va Sample
Ap. Tyvalld
Prank O'Day
Alex. Lord
Te Taylor
West Washington Street
Oia Steinett
British Press Fears Oil Probe Fallout Across Markets
British papers warn the oil investigation in Washington could trigger a global political and economic shakeout. Leading dailies describe a Wall Street panic and rising uncertainty as American officials exposed questions about oil and market actions.
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Wall Street
Lididon
Washington
Jomo E. Livers
Venteldiy
Market Improves Amid Mixed Wire Briefs
Market activity steadied in a short session as investors weighed Washington oil probes and other political developments. Trade notes mention George Whinsunn Jr and statements on attempted pressure by the late President Marding administration.
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Trade Commission
George Whinsunn
Marding Hai
Christian's Name Now Implicated in Pedal Case
Huston Thompson, chairman of the Pedal, becomes a central figure as new allegations surface in the ongoing investigation. Details indicate possible involvement by key organizers and shifting conclusions from officials.
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Christian
Washington
Huston Thompson
The
Pedal
Senate fight over nominations to prosecute oil cases
February report from Washington notes a clash in the Senate as Democrats oppose nominating Owen J. Roberts of Philadelphia and Atlee Pomerene of Ohio as presidential counsel to handle oil case prosecutions. Republican Leader Lodge leads the opposition amid per session debate.
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Senate
Washington
Owen J. Roberts
Philadelphia
Atlee Pomerent
Ohio
Demcerts
Lodge
Walsh Declines Circulation of Presidential Candidacy
Senator Walsh of Montana declares he will not have his name circulated for the Democratic nomination while the Teapot Dome inquiry continues. He states his refusal in a letter to the Nebraska Democratic club and says endorsing his candidacy would politicize the probe. He also declines similar offers from Georgia Democrats and warns political pressures could undermine the investigation.
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Montana
United Prom
Wasitington
Committee On Public Lands
Georgia
Walsh
Walah
Four Convicts Die in Fire at Alabama Prison
Four convicts perished as a blaze destroyed the main prison building about 40 miles from Birmingham. Damage was estimated between 80 000 and 100 000. The fire occurred last night at FIA Top prison. The report notes the incident and lists local names connected to the event.
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United Prows
Birmingham
Ala
Fia Top
Fire Leaves Sixteen Homeless in Cuthsville Row
A blaze in a line of miners homes at Cuthsville rendered sixteen residents homeless. The fire damaged three houses and caused extensive destruction. No further details on cause or injuries were provided.
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Pittsburgh
Cuthsville
Durmages
Papal World Relief Organization Planned by Pope Pius XI
The National Catholic Welfare Council announced plans for a permanent papal world relief organization modeled on the Red Cross. It would operate through the Catholic Church to aid Russia and other needy territories, pending guarantees from the Vatican government.
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New Yur
Ven
Papal World Relief Organization
Red Cross
Pius XI
Russia
National Catholic Welfare Council
Lackawanna R R reduces force at Buffalo and Scranton shops
The Lackawanna railroad announced a 15 percent cut in workers at its newer unit repair shops in Buffalo New York Scranton Pennsylvania and Kingsland New Jersey effective today. The move affects multiple facilities and reflects cost cutting across the rail network.
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Lackawanna R. R
New York
Penn
Wansia rAiload
Buffalo
Scranton
Kingsland
Joe Diamond guilty of first degree murder in bank robbery
Joe Diamond was found guilty of murder in the first degree and faces the death chair for the Brooklyn bank robbery November 14. His brother Morris Diamond is also implicated, with the same sentence pending, as jurors linked both to the robbery scheme that ended in the bank messenger's murder.
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Joe Diamond
Morris
Bank
Messengeth
Brooklyn
Aged Man Found Frozen to Death Near Franklin
Aged man James Darnton, 60, resident of Dempseytown, died from exposure while returning home after chopping wood near Samuel Prichard's land. He was found in a wooded area by Wine Spear today. A companion, Jonnie Smith, who lived with him, believes he was still alive earlier. The death is considered probably accidental.
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Pranklin
James Darnton
Dempseytown
Hime
Denton
Samuel Prichard
Jonnie Smith
Paroled Suspect Had Liquor Raid Ties
Tiny note from West Wayne street states victims of recent liquor raids by state troopers. One man pleaded guilty to selling liquor, Judge Rossiter suspended sentence due to his paralysis. Troopers found several cases of home brew during their view in Tannary. Indicted by the grand jury at Erle last week. Local parties expected to appear in court Monday.
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Tiny Notte
Wayne Street
John P. Sujll
Felling
Wome
Rossiter
Notte
Tannary
Erle
Ube
Heer Xt
Denby May Quit? Rumors of Secretary’s Resignation Rise
Circles in Washington report possible resignation of Secretary of the Navy Denby. The rumor grows as Coolidge is said to have halted Roach’s North Pole trip and a Senate resolution condemning Denby over naval oil reserves adds pressure, suggesting he may resign or be nudged out.
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Er W Washington
Navy
Denby
Coolidge
Rooh
North Pole
Nny
Senate
Corry Ends Deep Cold Spell With Thawing Day
Corry endured 20 below zero wind chill with thermometers at the Howard Tannery and North Center Street showing subzero readings. By noon the temperature rose and a thaw followed, as residents noted a robin sighting and a shift toward milder conditions despite last week’s heavy storm and lingering cold. Local residents Perkins and James Ranrom from Cleveland visited friends and family amid the weather changes.
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Corry
Howard Tannery
Poster's
North Centertreet
Wayne Strent
Senate probes Alaska naval oil reserve dealings
Senate Progressives press for an inquiry into the administration of the Alaska naval oil reserves by Secretary Denby and former Secretary Fall. Senator La Follette urges Interior Department access to all transfer documents while John J.Watshine accuses White House officials of leasing coal reserves after the 1922 transfer.
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Washington
Senate
Tinlad
Senate Progressives
Coolidge
Anral Il
Denby and
Health survey report urges school inspection for scarlet fever control
J Moore Campbell of the State Health Department commends Cory Board of Education for hiring a medical inspector to locate scarlet fever cysts and quarantine gaps. He favors inspecting all city schools rather than limiting to Fairview, stressing cooperation of citizens and medical professionals.
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J. Moore Campbell
Division of
State Department of Health
Board of Education
Cory
Fairview
Col Smathers Heads Soldiers Orphans Home
Reorganization announced for Soldiers Orphans School in Seottind Pa with Col C Blaine Smathers of Grove City set to succeed George C Signor, superintendent since April 1920, following February commission meeting at the department of public instruction.
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United Preav
Raymond Block Sold Today With 12 Apartments
Harriet filet negotiates sale of the Raymond Block on South Center Street. The building contains twelve fine apartments and measures 105 alde piste.պ
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Harriet Filet
Fred
Raymond
South Center
Dancing party brawl ends with wound and jail
Vincent Whitehill received a bad scalp wound and was treated at Corey hospital before returning home. Clyde Peebles was arrested and jailed after a drunken free for all at the home of Mr and Mrs Cooper on Hammond Avenue West End. Police plan to curb such melees and Mrs Cooper faced a disorderly house charge but was released with cleanup orders.
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Vincent Whitehill
Clyde Peebles
West End
Corey Hospital
Mrac C. D.cooper
Hammond Avenue
Bre. Sooper
Elgin
Joe Sankes
General Free For All
Haenel and
Spencer
Whitehill
Journal Reporter
Amies
Cooper
Dunkle
Ter
Peebles
Dunle
Westend
Tate
Elks to Celebrate Founding Here With Big Anniversary
Twenty one years after the founding of the lodge in April, preparations underway for the anniversary. Interior work on the North Center street lodge by Trunk Wilcox, with plans for a large delegation from visiting orders. Grand Exalted Ruler James G. McFarland of South Dakota may attend and officiate at the ceremony and banquet.
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Verry Lodge
North Center Street
Wilcox
Jasyes G. McFarland
South Dakota
Alen
Teapot Dome inquiry stalls as witnesses delayed a week
Washington dispatch reports investigators pause to map the next phase of the Teapot Dome inquiry with hearings adjourned to February 25. Key figures including Edwards McLean and Albert B. Fall face questions over $1 million in "fish fund" payments and secret lease dealings tied to Doheny Sinclair and Denby.
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Washington
Teapot Dome
Tare Pwill
Edwards
McLean
Congressional Investigating Committee
Albert B. Pall
Secretary of the Interior
Edward J. Doheny
Lesee
California
Naval Reserves
J. W. Zevely
Harry F. Sinclair
Fill
Navy
Denby
Interior Department
Harding
Doheny
Sinclair
Tesr
Pioneer Oil Company
Bonfils
Lea Stack
Denver
Fall
Cooldge
Archie Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Olf Teipem IL
Dan ‘Ty
Pall
Standard Pany
Compa
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