Senator New in Cabinet as Postmaster General
Senator Mary New of Indiana, defeated for reelection, is nominated for postmaster general succeeding Hubert Work who becomes secretary of the interior. Work, a western man, is 61 and will resign March 4. New is praised as a strong party leader amid GOP opposition in Indiana.
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Colorado
Inferior
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Sime
Republica Party
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Latelur
Inndianapolis
Benavent
Beveridge
Tudiana County
Peninsylvania
Moranany
Harding Tint
Will Maye
Warrantes Out for Arrest of Dry Agent in Prohibition Battle
Federal operatives seek Lower Schwirt for impersonating a deputy as the Gosser-Young war over prohibition intensifies. Rumors say Gosser remains in charge while arrest warrants target an Erie enforcement officer and a Pittsburgh or Philadelphia based operative.
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Gosser
Schwirts
Corey
Pittburgh
Philadelphia
Jaane Mnnony
Yase
Schwarte
Marty Gosier Wiroe
Pittsburgh
Erie
Davis
Robert Young
Goser
Schwarts
Prohibition Squad
Smith the Child Slayer Denied Commutation of Death Sentence
Peb 27 The board of pardons refused commutation for Floyd Smith Bradford County under death sentence for murdering his three year old illegitimate child. The decision ends a long legal battle. Smith had been before the board four times and Gov. Pepper aided in the fight for life.
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Norrisburg
Board of Pardons
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Floyd Smith
Bradford County
Smith
George Wharton Pepper
Gavin For
Paralyzing attack leads to prison sentence
In a Westurn Pontentane case, Blazius is sentenced for shooting his son. A Union farmer receives four years in prison. The court also imposes a $300 fine. The incident led to hospitalization for the victim and a controversial court hearing in Union City.
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Matthew Tavis
Pattage
Larenay
Yeofa
Westurn
Pontentane
Lenjell
Locke
Eli Eiuoging
Unions City
Fiary
Luis
Hearing on Dry Bill at Harrisburg
A Harrisburg report describes a legislative hearing on a dry bill with state senate and house committees, focusing on taxation questions and budget estimates. The piece references meetings and discussions among appropriating committees and a Pinchot estimate.
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Harrisburg
Girl slain in Mt Royal. man near death after gunfire
Residents of Mt Royal found Viola Staley 22 with a bullet wound in her temple and Harry Mol near unconscious with a gunshot wound. Coroner investigation begins as letters suggest suicide by Staley and a possible self inflicted shot by Mol amid a quarrel. Attendance notes from Newburg and Sherman observers indicate return home later today.
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Woodbury
Mt. Royal
Wa Hyra
Manty Creek
Viola Staley
Thelstead
Harry Mol
Wood
Mall
Leon Weit
bin Companion
Philadelphia girl slain by fiend found in creek
United Press reports the murder of a Philadelphia girl by a suspect named Morgan. After his confession, police recovered the body in a creek, with investigators noting jaw and limb injuries. Morgan led officers to the crime scene and described the attack, while crowds gathered near the police station as the case unfolded.
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Moran
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Mit
Dorothy
Lilian
Dorothy War
Wounds Fatal to Cashier Shot by Bandits
United Press reports the cashier of Mt Pleasant’s bank killed by bandits during a raid. Mount Pleasant, Dillonvale, and Smithfield banks offer 1200 reward. Town Marshal Pilney of Dillonvale reports pursuit. victim died at Obie Valleys hospital.
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Peoples National Mink
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Hank
Red Tod
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Hanks
Mt. Pleasant
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Smithe Field
Pilney
Korehlefs
Alvin
Harding and party to begin Florida vacation trip
President and Mrs Harding and a party of officials will leave Washington next Monday for a southern vacation. The first stop is Orlando, Florida, as announced today at the White House.
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Mye Harding
Ormand
White House
Railways Rust as Industries Face Closure Under Occupation
Webe Miller reports from Russeldorf on February 27 that railway rust and broken wheels signal economic paralysis in the Ruhr. Nonproductive work rises as thousands lose employment. the occupation aims to force reparations but stalls as invaders fail to mobilize sufficient output under German controls.
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Salvation Army Leader to Speak in Corry Monday
Colonel Thomas Staygost, Salvation Army territorial commander for three states, will speak at the Salvation Army hall on Washington and Park streets in Corry at 7 p.m. Monday, March 61. The event is public and details will follow in the Journal.
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Corry Tn Wi
Thomas Staygost
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Wii
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Park Streets
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Jounal
Startling Increase in Death Rate and a Gotham Murder
A garbled historical dispatch reports a surge in fatalities and a mysterious murder in Gotham. Names and exact locations are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece mentions investigation by authorities and references to several individuals and houses connected to the case.
Chicago Labor War Claims Its 26th Victim
A Chicago clash at a union meeting left Paul Raden dead and several wounded after gunfire erupted during a dispute over secession from the United Meat Handlers and Butchers of America. Police reported 27 year old Samuel Latti wounded in the right arm and two other men injured as chaos ended with a mass retreat by attendees.
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Jane War
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United Press Kinsolls
Dedication of New Church Planned in Local Community
Early plans announce a church dedication on an upcoming date at the North Street site. Work teams report the nave height and overall dimensions, with seating and equipment largely installed. Authorities note progress toward completion as volunteers continue final construction steps.
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Fowler Bill Reported Out By Ways and Means Committee
The Ways and Means committee reported the Fowler Bill today in Harrisburg after a 25 to noon vote. The bill concerns commercial matters tied to home markets and was discussed following a visit with local supporters in Sherman New York.
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Toure Ways and Means
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Fowler
Sherman
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Aurheadte Tx
Jail for Women Tax Delinquents Bill Is Passed
Reported by state lawmakers in parliament as the measure advances to jail those who evade tax payments. The debate highlights governance and enforcement amid protests and mixed public reaction across the region.
Daughters of American Colonists Form New Chapter
The Daughters of American Colonists organize the Port Le New Chapter in North East. Officers include Regent Hately Brie and Vice Regent Pay Vinge with Mre E14 Barer as Secretary and Mre LH Matyh as Registrar. The chapter plans four meetings yearly and elected Mre RoW Livermore as delegate to the General Assembly in Washington DC on April 1923.
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Ene
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