Warrants Quoted In Raid Report From Federal Action
A United Press dispatch reports warrants were required for a raid led by Major Valymple and other federal officers at Tinfreon Melly and nearby locales. The account notes authorities proceeded under legal authorization and mentions convoy elements, arrests, and the ongoing inquiry into the operation.
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Wales
Tnllay
Alto
Aneluion
Arrest in counterfeit conspiracy reported
A United Press dispatch from Cleveland details arrests connected to a counterfeit conspiracy. The report mentions a young woman linked to the case and notes investigations span several large cities with ongoing inquiries into the suspect’s connections and activities.
Allies Answer Wilson Allies Answer Wilson
The Allies responded to President Wilson's Adriatic note via the State Department in Washington on February 27. Officials indicated the Allies would support the plan to fix front lines and hinder German and Austrian aims, signaling unity in the Adriatic dispute and readiness to pursue joint actions against Central Powers.
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Conpmeres
Blythy Beil
Brotherhood
Fourteen Brotherhood
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Wildon
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Washington
Wilson
State Department
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Wii Stibob
Kane Hi Five Sets Up Local Showdown This Evening
Kane High hosts a pivotal game at Armory tonight as Corry visits for a decisive five on five matchup. Locals aim to rebound after recent losses and field a strong lineup led by standout players, with fans hoping for a high scoring win. Weather may impact travel and kickoff pace.
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Corry Fu
Widla Kane
Corry
Tatardston
Foster
Bakun
Otelosk
Three Sinn Féiners Killed in Dublin Attack
In Cork county Moyt Proasant about 25 miles southeast of Cork city, a small town, a fatal attack left three Sinn Féiners dead and others wounded. Police and witnesses reported gunfire and rioting as security forces contained the scene.
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Seniors Publish Year Book At Corry High School
Seniors at Corry High plan to publish the annual year book prepared by the graduating class. The volume will include individual portraits, faculty photos, hobbies, and campus life, with about 105 pages and price around a dollar. The project is a joint effort of the senior class who hope to showcase the year’s activities and achievements.
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Corry High
Hugh
Corry
OMAHA
Tipwanda
Une Intervatol Jn
Alvin
Sun
Tureid
Wipmutsh
Sarank Avrinn
Thoota
Blick
Poblunyy
Alverson
Kine Hoy
Harry Fleming
M.D. Boutwell
Powel
Merron
West Hay
L. Rowne
Young
Underwood Resolution Approved in Print Paper Controversy
A local commission backs a measure regarding a print paper embargo and distribution. The action involves a government body evaluating publication material and its access to regulated newsprint under a wartime or policy context. The report notes the resolution passed and outlines the intended oversight and timelines.
Explosion Kills Several Girls at Local Plant
United Press dispatch reports a deadly blast at a local chemical plant killing several girls and injuring others. The incident occurred today with workers from nearby facilities confirming fatalities and ongoing emergency response amid chaotic scene.
Baruch Reports Drop in Prices and War Expenditures
Washington dispatch notes Bernard Baruch, head of the War Industries, testifying to a House subcommittee that prices have fallen and expenses of the War Department are under review. The testimony emphasizes stabilization measures amid economic tightening and the administration’s commitment to avoiding upheaval.
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Washington
Oni
Pelconta
Aight
Bernard Borah
Tndustries
House
Deportation of Reds Continues
A chaotic report details ongoing deportation actions linked to federal orders. It mentions government officials, enforcement policies, and fears of mass removal across states, with references to police and immigration authorities and potential court actions.
Reds Holding Six Americans Amid Bolshevik Delay
United Press reports in Washington that Capt. Pik Wark Maret of Stockton California, a Red Cross worker, has arrived at Tikurtake with the names of six American prisoners as delays persist with Bolshevik authorities. Officials in New York identify some detainees and emphasize continued efforts to secure passage for the release of the captives.
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United Press
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Pik Wark Maret
Stockton
Cal
Thoae
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New Yorke
Utjo
Howe
Yorke
Joep Madill
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Recognition of Soviet Asked in Maryland Senate Session
In Maryland Senate today a Republican resolution requesting recognition of the Soviet Union was discussed. A reform meeting of the Amaran Legion opens new rooms downtown, with a business gathering slated for an evening session as plans move forward.
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Teosainy van
Plan to Finance Ball Club Faces Funding Push
A campaign to raise funds for the Corry Ball Club launches with a drive aimed at securing money and supplies. Organizers announce meetings and urge community support to build a competitive squad, with upcoming events planned to attract donors and players.
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Istart
Corry Baanball Club
Hawile
Youngsville Woman Slumbers for Seven Weeks in County Hospital
Warren February 27 A Youngsville woman has slept for seven weeks at the county hospital under Dr Wy Linnaitton’s care. The case, one of the peculiar conditions treated, involved a prolonged sleep like trance. Her husband and local medical staff noted she rose briefly in health before lapsing again into sleep, with breakfast seeming to trigger the episode.
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Oliarion Erfokwon
Youngeville
City Demands Action Over Faulty Garbage Service
Residents report long delays and irregular pickups across weeks with varying charges despite calls. The City Commission is urged to investigate and set a regular, reliable schedule to stabilize trash collection and protect homeowners from inconsistent billing.
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Howard
Jonn
Pushig
Tha Commission
Yi Commingtin
City license funds for saloon liquor questioned in 1920 plans
Amid budget planning the Philadelphia city commission weighed licensing funds for brewers and malt liquor sales. A recent court ruling in Philadelphia held licensing may be required for brewing before sale to taverns and saloon operators. Officials in Erie expect the ruling to influence state law and local licensing as many grocers keep operate while saloon demand remains uncertain.
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