Schwartz the federal agent accused of importing liquor here
Erie's papers report Charles J. Schwartz a prohibition agent amid raids and alleged illicit liquor purchases. Police and federal officials wrestled with credentials and authority as Schwartz eluded arrest after a Monday visit and a preliminary bail hearing. The case centers on whether Schwartz acted as an importer under warrants and the proper use of credentials in Erie and Corry during recent enforcement actions.
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Charles J. Schwarte
Prohibition
Schwarts
Sighis
Erie
Schwarte
Yael
United Suites
Celusid
Ausineties
Dunklé
Hern
Bolink
Ali
Eric
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Prohibition Department
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Corry
Eric and
Pennsylva
Robert H. Youn
Gorey
Enid Young
Muthie
Tae Win
Gosser
Schwartis As & Félera
Prohisitio
Sing Gosser
Schwartel
Benefit of Kin Association
Azz Under Attack in New York Assembly
In Albany a chaotic scene unfolds as opponents confront a measure described as enslaving in tone. The fiery protests draw male and female supporters who stand together amid tumult.
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Azz
NEW York Assembly
Federal agents raid Brooklyn money factory counterfeiters
Federal agents marked for arrest after a raid on a Brooklyn money factory. Counterfeit currency was confiscated and the operation linked to a larger ring. The investigation targets 150 individuals believed connected to the scheme and ongoing efforts to curb such criminal activity.
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Brooklyn
Counterfeit Foreign Exchange Seized in New York Scare
A large seizure of counterfeit currency and related equipment occurred at New York customs. About one hundred offenders were implicated across Manhattan and nearby areas. Authorities described a hidden "money factory" operation and recovered piles of imitation money and related apparatus. Paris and Rhineland coordination discussed with police in the broader currency counterfeiting case.
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Manhattan
Mala Anar
Monwy
Wang
Wrouldyn
Tedd
Quezidnere
Uctory
Jatin Walker
Paris
Rhineland
Ruhr Disorder Follows With More Penalties
A United Press report details ongoing Ruhr disorder and subsequent penalties. Authorities crack down amid escalating tensions as clashes and sanctions increase, affecting local officials and civilians. The piece notes heightened security measures and calls for restraint from all sides.
Europe Nearer Peace After Ruhr Crisis Redressed
United Press expert says Europe closer to recovery than expected as talks with Britain Germany and France hint at a compromise on Ruhr status and German indemnity. The analyst notes mutual concessions could avert permanent upheaval but no clear settlement is assured amid French German tensions. He cites Paris Berlin and Washington figures including Clemenceau and Briand as key players in shaping policy.
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Mars
Europe
United Press Expert
Old World
New York
Pen
America
J We Mason
Abding
Senope
Mayo
Great Britain
France
Ruh
Readig
Bunary Law
Gehwimrat
Bucher
Germany
Georges Clemenceau
Aris
Prof Bergeon
Hranite
Chile
Rhine
Vavaria
Premiae Poincire
Ruhr
Milletand
Nevther Poin
Stilletand
Turiken
England
Amaricy
Ruhr cooperation and unrest shadow Europe
Reports from the Ruhr show mounting resistance and industrial turmoil as Belgium and France plan joint cantis and Ruhr product deals amid strikes and police absence. German officials confront tax and revenue issues while women face harsh social pressures. In Pottsville, a deadly coal mine blast at Karka Willian colliery kills ten and wounds one, trapping workers in a rock hole as crews recover bodies and identify the dead.
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Belgium
France
Ruhr
Trench Toopr Tx
Interknal
United Prous Pottsville
Pab
Gan Op Karka Willian
Jon
Vitor Lennen
John Dyatas
New Philadel
Martin “Ollier
Tusturara
Quaker Quiver Sparks German Raid Rumor Reported
A dubious Berlin dispatch claims French troops seized Amverscan assets at Brambauer and dumped them into soup kettles amid Quaker protests, with reports unsettled from Dortmund and Assen. The Ruhe area allegedly sees rising military groups, while Quaker quarters provide no confirmation.
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Berlin
Brambauer
Bry
Dortmund
Ruhe
Fifty Fifty Paving Plan Sparks City Council Debate
City council discusses shifting the cost of street improvements under the fifty fifty plan. The change would require the city to fund intersection work and exempted properties while property owners pay for frontage, with costs varying by street length and intersection spacing. Final ordinances and a formal explanation are expected in March.
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Est of Steel Improvemont
Pavinie
City. Com
West Pleasant Street
Second Avenue-Hagle Street
East South Street
Concord
Pleasant
Hutch
Spring Streets
Franklin and
Mott
Boycott Proclaimed As De Valera Targets British Goods
Dublin reports Eamon De Valera, rebel chieftain, declares a boycott on English goods. Free State campaigns aim to eradicate insurgent groups with civic guards paraded for review by President Coxgrave. In Moscow, Colonel Svejevski faces death sentence by the Supreme Court for a plot against Lenin.
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United Prose
Dublin
Fels
Eamonn de Valera
The
Free State
Coxgrave
Iby United
Press
Moscow
Svejeveki
Nikolai Lenine
Supreme Court
Plot Fears Grow Over Russo German Plot In Lithuania
A confused report alleges a Russo German plot against Lithuania involving Soviet and Pan German influence. The piece notes rising tensions as meetings in Angora and New York reference League of Nations actions and potential maneuvers by Vivtnd Savers and other figures amid worsening international strain.
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Paris
Pale
Ahie
Lithia
Koyo
Lidhiupin
Syd
Bolan Pertinax
Lie
Echo Dipargs
Ruta Jarman
League of Nations
Pennsylvania legislature probes Volstead Act modification proposal
In Harrisburg a resolution to petition Congress to modify the Volstead Act was introduced in the Pennsylvania House. The measure seeks to clarify intoxicants and permit the manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages for beverage purposes with a higher alcohol percentage. The resolution directs copies to be sent to the U.S. President, Senate President, and House Speaker.
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United Press
Marrisburg
Congress
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress of the United States
Georgiania Hewitt Dies in New Haven Mercury Poisoning
Georgia Hewitt, a performer once abreast of stage life, died here from mercury bichlovide poisoning believed to be self-inflicted during a period of ill health. Her comment prior to decline said she had no desire to live if illness forced abandonment of her career.
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United Pre
New Haven
Conny
Georgiania Hewitt
Punasutaveney
Pulagenne
Poll Stock Company
Emergency Taxation Delayed by Governor Budget and Reorganization
United Press reports emergency taxation will be held up until the governor's budget and reorganization plans are announced. Legislators debate timing as Ways and Means chairmen call for hearings and committee actions.
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Pinal Avention
Iby
United
Harrisberg
United Press
Wone
Ani
Pamela
Howe
Suvate
Divine of
Shannon CIA
Chamber to consider new depot amid sanitary concerns
Chamber of Commerce directors are to discuss pushing for a Canty pillen OPW new passenger station at their Thursday meeting. An official says the current facility is unsanitary and unsafe, underscoring the need for a modern building and improved platform access for transferring trains.
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Giving City
Chamber of Lom
Maade
Chamber of Commerce
Democrats Block Passage of Subsidy in Senate
Washington February 2. Senate filibustered again as Democrats blocked a subsidy measure. Senator Reed Missouri led a plan to yield to opponents and force a report, while Senators Moses Smoot Hitchcock Reed and others debated delaying action to stall business. The administration sought votes to pass the subsidy despite holds.
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Washington
Senate
Saurenderine
Hilt Jones
Smout
Utah
Subi
Reed
Misouri
Moses
Smoot
Yieil
Hitshcock
Yaptai
Filiuntes
District Governor visits Corry Rotary Club
District Governor BC Ball of Rat visited the Corry Rotary Club during a weekly luncheon at Phoenix Livet. He outlined plans for the district convention in Toronto on March 18 and urged a large club delegation. President Jack Loveland and directors met with Governor Hull to discuss attendance and Warrington paper by Frank Babbitt.
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BC Ball
Ratfille
Phoenix Livtet
Chile
Heirttendance
Hull
Torokto
Corey Club
Jack Loveland
Corryell
Frank Babbitt
Warrington
Lintt
Congress Today Senate: Warship Subsidy Debate Resumes
Senate debate on ship subsidies stalls as filibuster continues amid committee inquiries on wartime veterans affairs and a looming conference on the Cape Cod canal bill. Copper farm elections and debt settlement topics appear in a scattered review with proposed date changes and budget concerns.
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Cape Cod
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