British withdraw warships from Smyrna harbor amid Turkish extremism
British order for warships over 1000 tons to leave Smyrna harbor follows tensions with Turkish forts as Angora assembly debates Lausanne treaty. Iran offers support to Mustapha Kemal against extremists while Mustapha Kemal's power is depicted as waning.
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London
Smyrna Harbor
Drjtssip
Angora
Iran
Mustapha Kent
Ridileti
Tay
Mustapha Kenil
Janeilin
State Finance Problems Face Legislature
The Pennsylvania General Assembly opens a critical session as it faces a complex mix of finance issues. Key topics include the General Appropriation, potential new taxes, and the Governor's budget bill. Tomorrow the Ways and Means committee will hold a public hearing on taxation questions central to the reform agenda.
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United Press
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Cone! Np
Torlay
Puily Lichy
Castings Co Plant to Restart Operations Thursday
The American Castings Company plans a Thursday reopening after delays. Float iron shipments arrived over the weekend, and Superintendent Hixson has organized a work force of about ten days to resume production. The foundry will begin with steady output and new equipment to be installed rapidly, with substantial plant development planned soon.
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American Castings Company
Big East End
Hixson
New Auep
Erie Dean Trial Delayed As New Trial Arguments Begin
The Erie case for Dean, accused in a fatal shooting, faces postponed hearings as defense plans for a new trial. Lawyers argue for a reexamination of the evidence and review of trial conduct, with proceedings aimed at determining if a fresh trial is warranted.
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Deans
Erie Panty
Tury
Rouht Hore Jyorke
Unos
Shutih
UN Tmh
Radiator Co Planting Full Production Expansion Report
A new print details Radiator Company in the city nearing full production with a daily iron tonnage over one hundred twenty. The plant employs about five hundred workers with payroll around four hundred twenty five. A plan proposes a half day off every Saturday with pay for all staff after continuous service.
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Corry
Thea
Weir
Frame-up Is Charge Of Dry League Head
William H. Anderson, state superintendent of the Anti Saloon League, faces a grand jury probe into receipts and reimbursements amid charges of misappropriation. Former employee O D Phillips names the charges, with Avonport District Attorney Peedrov deciding to present the matter to the grand jury.
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United Prose
New York
William H. Anderson
AntiSaloon League
Anderson
D. Phillips
League
Atrophey Peedra
Sharon Steel Co In Hands Of Receiver
Sharon Steel Co is placed in the hands of a receiver by Judge Gullsan on the petition of Phatlos Korhexs AF Blavelund. The firm, silenced by financial trouble, manufactures iron and steel at Sharon, Vit. Estimated claims exceed $300 000.
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Sharon
Steel Winpany
TEO Haids
Donat Thompson
Pitts Hinde
Sharon Company
Enerage
Mediation Refused as Ruhr Troubles Grow
Fragmentary dispatch describes France rejecting mediation amid intensifying Ruhr tensions. Reports claim French forces expand control near Cologne and along the Rhine, with Marines and other units landing as occupation widens.
Local railroad yards cleared after extra engine aid
Workers at the Pennissivnin railroad yards cleared shifting tasks Sunday aided by an extra engine and crew available all day. The move reduced yard congestion and prompted calls for a regular second engine to ease future handling for plants and manufacturers nearby.
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Pennissivnin
Rive
Meet to Name New Pastor at Presbyterian Church
The church board believes they have found four able candidates to become pastor. Members are urged to attend the meeting Wednesday at 7:80 p.m. to decide on the selection.
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Presbyterian Church
Iano
Heirs Church
Irge
Tor
Turner Beaten in Melee at Sisley Home
Police report a melee at the Sisley home after a party ending in Turner striking with a stove poker. Turner fined 16 dollars with costs. Sisley 12 dollars and his wife fined. a child placed with grandmother in Rochester as the Sisleys planned to leave town this afternoon.
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Roxy
Yeni
Tiv
Yas Miotei
Indun
Sistem
Turner
Giblont
Singer
Tyrer
Hiss
Terner
Bhawe
Kihler
Siewhonw
Kaiockor Jose
Dhey
Sisley
Charie
Dunkle
Rochester
Isadora Duncan Citizenship Under Review by Labor Secretary
Secretary of Labor Davis asked the solicitor to seek an attorney general opinion on possible revocation of Isadora Duncan's American citizenship rights over disparaging remarks about the United States. Duncan had renounced America in a recent statement.
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Paris
Anil
France
Unitad
Orl
Cologne
Montabuur
Torlay Konigawiitér
Hiv
Dortindine
Rul
Washington
Davis
America
Isadora Duncan
Oppose Proposal to Complaints Filed Against Join World Court
Drastic steps by Secretary of Agriculture against proposed merger of Armour and Morris Companies under Pitt or control law. Officials warn of regulatory action and potential antitrust remedies as talks falter. Pending decisions could reshape corporate affiliations and market competition dynamics.
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Join World Court
Ney Coysine
Secretary of Agriculture
Armour and Morris Companies
Pitt
Gasoline Prices Rise Across Cities to 27 Cents
Old headlines report gasoline prices climbing to 27 cents a gallon in multiple states. Dispatches from New York, Denver, Pensacola, Charleston, and other cities note elevated rates as filling stations adjust to market changes.
Night School Completes First Team With Demand for More
The Hikht school completed its first team of night classes in bookkeeping shorthand and typewriting. Several students request continuation for another term and advanced courses. If enough enroll, the school may offer an eight week session beginning early March.
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Corty
Oil officials salaries surge during Germany study reveal
Washington Pet 26 a Senate panel investigating stateline poets disclosed today that salaries of some oil company officials doubled or more during the two years ending, with rises as high as 100000. The report covered pay scales and outlined substantial increases across several firms.
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United Prose
Washington
Pet
Sil Company
Mate Thals
Germany
Senate
Quaker City Child-Slayer Pursuit Reaches Police Eyes
Disjointed OCR text depicts a manhunt in Quaker City for a child killer. Police, led by Assistant Superintendent Feeney, pursue leads, name Morgan as a suspect, and note public suspicion about a missing child case amid tense streets and conflicting reports.
Trains Delayed Across Rail Lines Amid Weather and Mechanical Issues
Heavy traffic delays disrupt Erie and local routes as passengers face several hours of hold ups. Weather conditions and engine failures, compounded by heavy mail and express shipments, slow service across multiple lines.
Balfour Plans Resignation From League Council
The Earl of Balfour, British member of the League of Nations shipping council, to quit at the next meeting. Lord Robert Cecil, to replace him after a White House conference, will pursue a new policy amid ship subsidy talks and Senate setbacks.
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United Press London
Earl of Balfour
Great Britain
United Press
Washington
Latty
League Of|ed States Shipping Board
Senate
Robert Cecil
Lasker
Vinst
United States
Earl
White House
Hearing on Case to Be Given on April 2
Washington dispatch reports an April 2 hearing date for the case. The note cites Agriculture Department involvement, delay attempts by party interests, and potential appeals to federal courts.
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United
Washington
Fell
Saenetipy y-Aerieuliong
Witlaon Tailar
Walluew
Uae
Apijweale
Chienge
Tle Supreme Panettie
United States
Tse
Aumours
Wallace
Taitay
Congress
Thieves Raid Chicken Coop In Third Ward
Police trace trail of blood from Tony Jackson’s corner Haile streets raid on Saturday night. Authorities identify two chicken heads left at the scene and expect arrests within days as they follow suspects to the western section of the city.
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Haile Streets
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