Hundreds Arrested in French Raids in Ruhr Valley
Berlin February reports say French forces in Bochum detained hundreds of Germans during raids in the Ruhr valley. Several civilians were bayoneted or clubbed as they were driven into streets. nineteen villagers were arrested for refusing to feed the French. Additional claims describe deportations, expulsions, and temporary suspensions of local officials as part of the occupation.
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Pris Berlin
Ruht
Bochum
Ceveral
Herne
Ac Strade
Ruhr
Hang
Jere Jann
Sailroad
Esse Nan
Cai
Tle
Irregulars and Free State clash in Dublin raid
Rebels attacked key targets in Dublin as Free State forces fought back in a city-wide assault. Civilians were wounded by stray bullets and a soldier was seen down as the fighting subsided after about thirty minutes.
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Tatenivetira
Iyihi
Wallace Opposes Big Merger of Packers
Washington learns that Secretary of Agriculture Wallace plans to publicly oppose a proposed merger of Armour and Morris packers. He indicates he may file a complaint if the packing interests press ahead, signaling continued concern over consolidation under Parker control.
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Wallace
Packers
United Press
Washington
Futre
Sneak Thieves Loot Chicago Apartment in Night Burglary
Police report Chicago businessman George Hixon wealth owner victim of a $10,000 jewelry theft during a night burglary. The thieves fled with valuables while Hixon and his wife, recently arrived in Philadelphia for an operation, were named in initial notices.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Thigven
Geo
Hixon
Chicago
Tihohe
Rams
Severe earthquake ts recorded today shocks Imigago area
A strong tremor struck the Imigago region with the maximum intensity near 2.0 AP, registering about 6400 to 6500 on a local scale. Reports mention university activity and widespread effects across areas including Chiesiwor and Georigomiwil Cameraty, with early details unclear.
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Mle Aeiera Ugrassle
University of Chiesiwor
AL Ulicny
Hile
Nicky Arnstein Freed on Large Bail in New York
In New York on February 24, Nicky Arnstein, linked to a major criminal plot, was released on a $2,000 bond after arrest on suspicion in a gang case. Prosecutors claimed Arnstein as mastermind of a $9 million scheme. several accomplices were seized during the crackdown. Magistrate Levinger set bail and ordered Arnstein to appear at the hearing.
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New York
Aristein Seay
Nicky Iui
Waarting
Atatein
Ryttriberg
Arte
Hsien
Wischie
Ninky Arnstein
Tay
Wilton
Maveland
Dorel
Weekly Communique Reports 135 Arrests in Prohibition Sweep
The weekly communique lists 135 arrests in Harrisburg during a state police crackdown tied to Governor Pinchot era enforcement. Among seized items are 498 gallons of moonshine, 614 quarts of whiskey, 87 stills, 920 gallons of wine, 1391 beer bottles, a keg, 16% bottles of Jamaica flower, and 7020 gallons of liquor consumed.
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Commie Avi Newnerd
Pinchot
Altony
Jamaica
Ian
Community Service Party Enjoyed By Youths At Local Hall
A Community Service party at the Busters Star Pall drew about thirty five young people. The evening featured and games and the High School orchestra. Organizers hope to host another party next month as holidays end.
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Busters Star Pall
Salto
Orhar
Pinsie
Hopay
Schwartz Back in Ease as Gosser Supports Him
Controversy over enforcement and alleged undercover work unfolds as Schwartz returns from a Pitt visit. Gosser, once in charge of the Erie district, is paired with Young as special agent from Washington HQ. Police and officials debate if Schwartz acted as an impostor amid rival factions in the prohibition crackdown.
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Schwartz
Gosser
Louly J .Mehwarte van Weltten
Yesterix
Schwarte
Gioper
Pitt Nur
Schwarte Gay
Carton
Agai
Tiberty
Eriefey
Robert A Young
Chokurte
Washington
Hile
Report Superintendent Would Resign
Directors at the Gary Hospital Association meet to consider issues tied to the institution and Superintendent Dusines. It is reported Mrs Milne, superintendent, conveyed a desire to resign but the board is understood to prefer her remaining while she plans an extended absence.
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Gary Maspital Association
Svi
Guy Impurttl
Atrs. Milne
Milne
Fireman Risked Life to Fight New York Blaze
A dedicated New York firefighter risked life during a bitter cold warehouse fire near a riverfront area. Strong winds and freezing weather hampered efforts as flames threatened adjacent buildings and exposed workers struggled to control the blaze.
One Killed in Street Crossing Accident
United Press reports a fatal street crossing crash in Youngstown Ohio when passenger train No 624 struck a funeral procession car. One person died and four were injured, with victims taken to Vinngertown hospital. details remain unclear due to damaged copy.
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United Press
Youngstown
Porro
Former Ambassador to Germany Dies in Philadelphia
Charles Munge Tower aged 78, former United States Ambassador to Germany, died in Pennsylvania Hospital from pneumonia. He served in the diplomatic post during his career and passed away on February 24 in Philadelphia, according to United Press.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Charles Munge Tower
United States
Germany
Pennsylvania Hospital
Pnaemonia
House committee reports compromise plan on credits
The House committee reported a compromise plan on credits with support from President Harding and cabinet members. Efforts will be made to pass it next week. Secretaries Wallace and MacV er favor the bill while Secretary Mellon opposes it.
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United
Washington
Aiko Syrmerst
Len
Foot Anderson
Strong
Billy
House
She
Ehrreney
Harding
Wallace and
Macver
Anderson
Senate
Mellon
Ship subsidy bill seen dead as Senate adjourns
The Senate fixed Monday for the final handling of the ship subsidy measure but the bill is openly conceded dead in this session. Senator Jones Washington leads the effort with a roll call expected on his motion to restore the subsidy. Administration and allies acknowledge no chance of revival this Congress.
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United Press
Washington
Toreer
Nia
Wastiington
Spain
Béniute
Willig
Jones
Wile Jones
Congress
System, Inc
Joes
Finiille
Rogers
Porter
Robert Thorrles
Bitter Twins
Defind
Vie Eompany
Westersiay
Sheetie
Hookaptites
Hookaptites Systm Todidy Announced Tharsatiol Atory: Progress Was Lemut Smiad
Mother Sees Slayer of Son Go to His Death
A Baltimore area mother recalls the killing of her son as the slayer is led toward the gallows. The account notes public reaction, the impact on families, and questions about justice in the case.
Bank hold-up ends with cashier shot in Ohio town
United Press reports a bank robbery attempt at First National Bank of Me Wimsant in Mount Pleasant Ohio. Four bandits fled as cashier Harry Price was wounded but the loot failed to be secured. Telegraph and telephone lines were cut and automobile messengers hurried to Dillonvale and nearby towns for updates.
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United Pros Adena
Harry Price
First National Bank of
Me Wimsant
EB Jones
Rashine
Watindid
Mount Pleasant
Wifl
Jilivsiiunn
Jones
Tayriguder
Dillomvale
Dillonvale
Arts and Crafts Hold Washington Party Meeting
Members of the Arts and Crafts group hosted an annual Washington party at Meetavern Durham Fridsysteriomn s home. Twelve members answered the call for a program of patriotic songs readings and revitations ending with a short playette Star Spangled Banner and a six o clock dinner. Also noted United Press reported Reverend Andr Brennan appointed auxiliary to Bishop Hoban of Scranton Pennsylvania.
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Arts and Crafts
Washington
Meetavern
Durham Fridsysteriomn
Indies
Thelp
United Pree
Rome
Andrt Brennan
Hoban
Scrantons
League fixes milk prices for next month
Reading from the Pun muni Levu Cooparative Assorttion board the directors hold a meeting to approve recommendations for March warding a price plan. Prices largely rise with February base bearing on water costs and wholesale dairy needs.
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League
Vile Morlhy
Punmuni Levu
Holt
Ulus
Keating Returns Home After Long Absence
Charles Keating arrived home this morning after a lengthy period away. He lists government duties in France and notes plans to return to work in New York.
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Chas. Keating
Keating
Harry
Jean Keating
Francs
Ile
Anil
Camer
Tim Hives
New York
Gover
Rural Mail Carriers Hold Annual Meeting
Keir Mit Parere at the Corry Post and other offices convened for the regular meeting of rural mail carriers. Officers were chosen including treasurer Mologrove of Corry and Beitts as secretary, with the gathering held at Virle watt Viiradae.
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Keir
Corry
Virle
Kesteeal
Vornimai Beitts
Corry Red Cross Chapter Plans For Year Activities
Corry Red Cross Chapter outlines goals for the year with an executive group of women and advisory men. Election results list officers including chairwoman Giblin Stores, treasurer Houghton, and publicist Heath, with $2800 year receipts of which $1009 goes to Nationals.
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WE Amercan Red’ Cross
Ciera
Kate Bung
Mise
Mary Wogilea
A. Loveland
Harry Aneesil O. Wallée
JW. Campbell
D. A. Wintrom
F. Brown
Cy D. Wilcox
Ay Steinnett
Earle Hematroer
Rabbitt
Robarton Tenis
Offletts
Chaban
Meg
Giblin
Storestory
Mes
Houghton
Mra
Livenstona
Heath
Pub Higte
Mex A
Colegrave
Record Cold Continues With Temperatures Below Zero
The article reports continued extreme cold with temperatures dropping to 14 below in some areas and 10 below at night. It notes forecasts of worsening wind chills and mentions specific readings in Franklin and surrounding regions as the cold spell persists through the night.
Trainmen killed as boiler explodes near Birmingham
Three trainmen died when a freight engine boiler exploded west of Birmingham. Engineer Winning Ran George, fireman Glenn Alles, and brakeman Nreman were killed in the blast from the Ephram line. The accident occurred early today and jolted the Epis Seamain area. Authorities investigated the scene for exact causes and potential safety lapses.
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Ala
Frc
Glenn Alles
Fitke
Birmingham
Epis Seamain
George Sent
Nreman
Eyo Tirm
Big Gem Theft at Chicago Big Gem Robbery
A Chicago brazen gem theft involved Hart a New York broker of 87 Nassau Street and others. The group reportedly stole 100 dollars worth of jewelry and four thousand one hundred dollars in other items during a break in at a building with two elevator entrances.
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United Presn
Chicago
Hart
Diamond
Nassau Streat
New Yonks
Murphy Surrenders Amid Chicago Labor Row
Chicago labor leader Murphy ends resistance as authorities move to take him into custody amid ongoing tensions and legal pressures.
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United Proms
Chicago
Vendgrad
Ke-Linsted
Staten Marehiat Levy
Maou
Alter Pyade
Murstulle
Indignities Reported by Passenger Aboard French Vehicle
United Press reports a Pittsburgh man recounting a wartime incident in which French soldiers allegedly searched his car. He claims bayonets were thrust and baggage damaged, with his Améne port shown despite the trouble. The account includes other disrupted conditions during the encounter.
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New York
Gobblery
Periediees
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