Guerilla War Flares Across Europe and Ireland
Reported unrest shifts toward guerrilla warfare as Turkish politics, Irish insurgent activity, and clashes between French and German forces in occupied Europe ripple through diplomatic and domestic arenas. Eyewitness accounts describe attacks, bombings, and reprisals amid rising nationalist sentiment.
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Housemary budget action expected late tonight
Harrisburg report says the Senate and House leaders plan late tonight action on the governor’s budget and related reorganization bills. A joint hearing by the Howry and Senate law committees is slated for next week, with House appropriations and other measures likely before then.
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Tomb chamber visit as Tutankhamun era treasurer shown
A ceremonial examination of an ancient tomb scene unfolds with Egyptian officials and foreign dignitaries present at a Nile river setting. The crowd observes guards, nobles, and a procession toward the subterranean chamber as artifacts and a canopy catafalque are described in grand, archival tone.
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Chicago Labor War Claims 24th Victim
A violent incident in Chicago surges the tally of labor clash deaths to 24 this year. The prominent Mhienwa labor leader is reported among the wounded, with reports of arrests and ongoing investigations into the strike’s deadly events.
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Child Labor Bill in Senate Debate Progress
A compromised draft emerged from a Judiciary Committee as it advanced a child labor bill in the Senate. The proposal seeks to prohibit the use of certain labor practices for minors and would restrict duties in certain industries.
French miners return to work after wage dispute
In Brussels and Paris reports say French miners ended a strike after mine owners offered a five percent wage increase, promising a compromise between workers demand and operator offers. The stoppage began Thursday as talks continued and tensions eased with the resumed labor.
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City Council Tonight Set to Approve Fire Station Plans
Council meets this evening to award a contract for a new fire station on the north side and to approve plans for the East Washington Street site. Officials expect action on the build, site, and contractor selections with a spring start and completion anticipated soon afterward.
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Grundy Hurt In Auto Crash Recovering
United Press reports Philadelphia February details of Joseph R. Grundy presiding officer of the Pennsylvanian Wit Manufacturers Association and a leading political figure. He remains in Frankford recovering from injuries after a Saturday car crash when his vehicle struck a telegraph pole. Initial word indicates a fractured skull with six broken bones. He spent a restful night and is reported as improving.
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Asylum Fire Kills Twenty Five in New York Tragedy
Investigators probe a deadly blaze at Waits Island Asylum where 25 patients died as flames trapped the insane and staff struggled to evacuate. Officials blame possible wiring and gate blasts. fire crews, Mayor Talburt, and medical examiners join the inquiry into firefighting adequacy and the disaster’s handling.
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Mother Corry Man Perishes As Home Burns
A fire trapped Mrs Kerr in her Rim eraburg home near Kimauiligg. She died in the blaze while others nearby reported injuries. The coroner and local authorities began inquiries as neighbors recalled her family ties and the small town’s shock.
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Veteran Publisher Honored at Franklin Banquet
Frankli n honors veteran publisher Fran Kies of the Evening News for long service and industry leadership. The Evening News traces its roots to 1876 with a four page, two column daily format born of a simple kitchen table operation.
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Funeral Services for Miss Katherine Maloney
Funeral services for Miss Katherine Maloney were held at St Thomas during the afternoon, with Rev Pr Seminding officiating. Vocal selections by William Tiler, many flowers near the casket, and pallbearers Arthur Lynch Lan Mul sdericks James OBrien John Durand Jamie Sullivan Frans Burkhardt. Relatives from out of town attended, including Mrs Chart Kane and Mr ais Mes. Watson, Mesthomas Watson, Marie Nugent, Mr and Mrs Joseph Reilly and Miss Katherine Maloney of Meadvilly.
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Death of Mrs Chas Myers in Cory hospital
Mrs Charley A Myers aged one year died at Cory hospital after illness. She underwent an operation about four weeks ago, then pneumonia developed. Survived by husband, daughter Harriet, three sisters, four brothers, and many friends. Funeral at 3 p.m. Wednesday from her home, burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Erte Hospital Declared Non-Sectarian in State Ruling
The state Supreme Court today adjudged Erte Hospital non sectarian. The ruling upheld state appropriations and rejected allegations of affiliation with the Gumphiitarit, affirming the hospital’s independence under the constitution.
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Cold Wave Breaks Schools Resume After Break
Amid a thaw, city schools reopen today after a two day shutdown. Officials report varied attendance as students return to classes and teachers resume regular schedules.
U S envoy at Berlin called for conference bold
American ambassador Loughton at Roslin is said to be returning to the United States for consultation with President Harding and Secretary of State Hughes on the Isklowe Pranine German situation, according to United Press information.
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District Governor to Address Rotarians
The regular Rotary Club meeting will become a larger event with District Governor Bullwal of Buffalo as guest. He will confer with club officers on Wednesday morning at 1 o clock, followed by committee chairmen and directors addressing members amid talks on Incheon shots at 12:15.
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Interesting Lecture On Christian Science At Rex Theater
A large audience in Rex Theater heard Mr Bearly of London discuss Christian Science under the First Church of Christ, Scientist banner. The speech, part of the Mather Board lectureship, presented a logical Bible based case for the faith, drawing listeners from the city and beyond.
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Crawford County Eyes Sparta Road Link Plans
Crawford County officials discussed early action on the Sparta Road link to Erie at a Cambridge Springs meeting. Residents and officials urged constructing short connecting roads from Spartansturg to the Erie county line and Cambridge Springs through Drakes Mill, with attention to linesville area routes. The gathering, led by WA Baird, noted strong cross-county interest and anticipated spring work after winter delays.
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Escaping Gas Fatal To Five In Pittston
Five people die or are seriously ill after escaping illuminating gas that traveled through water pipes from a broken main to Market Street homes in Pittston. The Dominick family trio Lydia Louis and Joey Domnick? are among the dead. gas company officials cite earth settlement as cause while neighbors rescued the remaining occupants. Police report three killed and many overcome over the weekend in the region.
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Former Corry Man Dies at Ashtabula
Word was received by relatives of Bo Garry, a former well known Corry resident, that he died at his home in Ashtabula Ohio Saturday. Survived by his wife and five children a sister Mrs Patrick Glo city. Funeral services Tuesday and interment in Ashtabula Ohio.
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