Prohibition raids target Torek and Edinboro liquor rings
Prohibition agents and state police raided Edinboro and nearby Erie locations amid ongoing efforts against Torek liquor activities. Authorities said arrests would follow recent searches, denying Torek ownership of a found bottle. In Edinboro two more sites yielded wine, beer, and liquor with three arrests including Mrs. Warren Nimy and others. suspects released to await U.S. commission hearings.
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Options on locations for new hotel in city
The board of directors and committee met with LA. Welmar to discuss a hotel project. Two properties were named as desirable sites on Center Street and West Main, with options cleared from CH Heath and D. Wiley. City officials will pursue further steps to secure necessary approvals.
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Bandit Gang Terrorizes Small Illinois Town
United Press reports a bandit gang terrorized a small Illinois city, Eastor in Majin county, for hours beginning before 6 am. Robbers fired on homes and businesses, damaged doors, and stole money while residents sheltered. One man was shot as attackers fled in vehicles, boosting fear across the village.
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FUEL FAMINE AHEAD OF HARDING CABINET MEETING
President Harding and his cabinet discussed the fuel shortage in Northern New York and New England. Chairman Meyer of the Interstate Commerce Commission briefed on investigations and urged speedy relief amid shortages from substitutes for anthracite coal. Franklin College basketball players from Alpha Phi Delta, who lost to Keystone, departed for home.
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New England
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Russia's Voice Heard at Angora in Peace Talks
Constantinople dispatch reports Russia’s plea for peaceful settlement with the Allies at Angora. The Moscow government is represented while Mustafa Kemal’s stance draws sharp criticism amid expectations of possible drastic action.
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Angora
Aralafid Rusu
Moscow
Mustapha Keul
Laine
Popi
Station at Corry Sparks Call for Rail Upgrade
The Jamestown Journal urges cooperation from Corry and nearby cities to win a new railway depot. It notes the current station, in service for over fifty years, is dilapidated with dusty walls, old benches, and smoke-filled rooms, harming the town’s image and growth.
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Corry
Spc
Ital Tionevar
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Vand Hus
No Automobile Show Probably This Season in City
Reported plans for a February automobile show at the State Armory have stalled nine weeks after talk of management by Frank Basder and a Corry Healers exhibit. Dealers split on the advisability of the event with doubts about reviving the local automotive display. Some dealers favor showcasing models at their own establishments with attractive displays rather than a city show.
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Mysterious Geneva Murder Linked to Jealous Suitors
Samuel H. Hawking, a prominent official at the Avenue Tavern, is found murdered near Geneva after a quarrel over women. Identified by friends Floyd Bank Marlene Memichle and Daximir Conia, the case centers on Hawking’s alleged habit of courting multiple women. Police questioned a sweetheart who urged morgue identification. Hawking was known for wealth and generosity but had no steady job.
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United Press
Chicago
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Beau Brimmer
Avenine
Mawkins
Geneva
Thintis
Floyd Bank
Mlarene Memichle
Daximir Conia
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Namie
Fire truck contract awarded to American LaFrance firm
The city commission last night awarded American LaFrance a contract for a new fire truck valued at about $4,150. The transfer from the mental fund to the fire truck acquisition was approved, with council also budgeting riverfront improvements and street paving plans. The session saw new Public Works Superintendent TriMurd Whee oversee proceedings and confirm advertising for bids on road work.
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Fifteen Have Narrow Escape From Factory Fire
Fifteen persons had a narrow escape when a four story factory fire swept through the building. The blaze started when a planetary lamp or lighting device allegedly ignited rags on the third or fourth floor, trapping workers. Five women were among those who fled the flames unharmed, while escaping through windows and stairwells as smoke filled the upper floors.
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United Press
New York
Einig
Rural Credits Bill Passed Expands Farm Levy System
Washington February 20 The bill to broaden the scope of the Farm Credit Levy System won approval in the Senate. It marks the first farm credit legislation to pass in this session, aiming to strengthen rural lending and support for farmers.
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United Press
Washington
Iiuse Today
Seventy-One Rescued From Philly Ferry
Philadelphia Feb 20 Seventy one people including many women and children were rescued from the Palmyra ferryboat stuck on an ice floe in the Delaware River between Nort Philadelphia and Palmyra The stranded passengers walked ice to the police boat Ashbridge which reached within 100 feet but could not draw closer due to ice A rope was thrown and the passengers balanced along the ice to the jetty No injuries reported
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Philadelphia
Palmyra
Nort
Six Killed as Astrain Collision Rocks States
A scrambled dispatch reports a deadly collision involving multiple trains traveling between St. Lawrence and Buffalo. The crash left six men dead, with names and jurisdictions obscured by OCR errors. Authorities investigate cause and identify victims as transport workers and city officials.
Supporters of Subsidy Fight Filibusters Endurance Battle
Washington reports a prolonged battle over a shipping bill as supporters and opponents clash on filibuster tactics. Key figures including Jones push for approval while administration allies seek to control votes and advance the subsidy measure amid partisan standoffs.
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United Press
Washington
Nowan
Thaw Granted Ten Day Vacation From Hospital
Philadelphia reports that Thaw, convict in the Stanford case, will receive a ten day temporary liberty from the Penar Hills hospital under guard. He departs tomorrow, with return expected by March 3, and will be accompanied by a guard to ensure his return. Thaw, now 52, appears healthier than at commitment but aged in appearance.
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White House denies Daugherty resignation report
Reports that Attorney General Daugherty planned to resign were denied at the White House. He reportedly has no desire to relinquish the post and is improving his health with plans to resume work soon.
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White House
Board Meets over Site for New School and Absent Members
Special meeting of the board discusses locating the new grade school near the Hust Sand area and a public library site. Superintendent reports on substitutes and travel, committees work on a junior senior light sale, and a tentative site decision is under review with tentative publication planned.
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Parliament Supports Bonar Law Policies Amid Debate
London February 20 Premier Bonar Law and his government faced strong opposition but held a 305 to 100 Commons vote, rejecting Liberal amendments. The debate touched on Anglo American entente, reparations, and Poincare, with Conservatives backing Law. Mrs Bennett was hospitalized for treatment this afternoon.
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