City Plans to Introduce Paying Program Notes
Nation's leaders foresee 1925 prosperity as City Council schedules preliminaries for paying program issue notes. Meeting Monday night will outline finances, improvements on West Smith Street and surrounding areas, and the creation of a storage facility for the state department early in spring.
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Isy Coumnell
West Jamlinryp
Syest Smith Street
West Wayrin Street
Jin
Iene Wits
Bity Hiplowas
Allon Street
Anittle Alley
Nori Center
Etre
Wright
Stat Department
Pitt Student from Bolivia Dies by Own Action
Jule Pionnter, 20, a University of Pennsylvania student tied to a prominent Bolivian-American family, died last night in a hotel room from a bullet wound. Police recovered the body, found a letter to a schoolmate, and noted a Bible page inscribed with a biblical passage. The death is being treated as suicide following severe financial difficulties and personal distress.
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Senator West
Hmitsburgh
Jule Pionnter
Pennsylvania
Henry
Tom Cy
Helline
Plonnier
Polive
Pignaler
Dregser
Explosion Theory On Gas Blast Sparks Local Riots
In Niles Ohio on November 11 1920 rumors of a gas explosion sparked clashes between anti law factions. A streetcar conductor Earl Jones was struck by a stray bullet outside a hall where a dance was held amid gunfire toppling safety measures. Police prepared special precautions for a dance at Avon Park tonight amid tensions.
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Niles
Ome
Jan
Bad
anteKlan
Qure
Earl Jones
Hal
Avon Park
Tere
Rumor Trotsky Assassinated Rumor Trotsky Assassinated
Unconfirmed reports circulate from Bucharest via Bessarabia claiming that Trotsky, the Russian minister of war, has been assassinated and interned in a Moscow palace. Moscow dispatches denied confirmation, with some suggesting he was abroad on vacation in Crimea amid Soviet central committee tensions.
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United Pres
London
Bucharest
Bessarabia
Trotsky
Tasteas
Daily Telegraph
Berlin
Moscow Galace
Moscow
United
Crimea
Tax Reduction While You Wait
The House plans a bill by Rep Madden to grant taxpayers a proportional share of any surplus beyond the government's working balance as an automatic return. The proposal would require annual reports on available funds and would be treated as food for thought for members, not a guaranteed passage this session. Madden argues the plan would mirror sound business practices.
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Washington
Madden
House
United States
Miganure
Explosion at Commercial Hotel prompts gas theory
The Jamestown blast killed Jes Hawn at the East Main Street hotel early Tuesday. Police consider gas a possible cause, though unconfirmed. Authorities request county and state help as Andrew J. Hawn travels from Farmington, Missouri to claim the body amid ongoing inquiries.
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Jes. Hawn
Jamestown
East Main Street
Tunkle
Hawn
Miny
Tt War
Ity
Andrew
J. Hawn
Thel
Barmington
Open House Celebrations Mark New Year in Local Clubs
Corry greeted the new year with church bells whistles and modest demonstrations across the city. Holiday regulations observed with business and industrial activity suspended. rural carriers not required to serve. Local clubs and the Stanford Mose company prepared New Year blowouts with open house events including cards dancing and buffet lunches.
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Corry
Stanford Mose Company
Ieanhab
Third Party Call to Arms for Progressive Action
United Press reports a new third party movement formed by William H. Johnston. It aims to unite labor farmers and progressive groups for a convention on February 21 in Chicago to consider forming an independent party for national and local elections under the Cleveland platform.
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United Press
Washington
Call
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William H. Johnston
Conference For Progressive Political Nations
Chicago
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Major General George C Rickards to retire in June
Major General George C Rickards longtime head of the Militia and chief of the National Guard will retire at the end of his four year term in June. He is credited with building the National Guard to peak wartime efficiency and organizing a large, ready force across infantry, cavalry, coast and heavy artillery and air units. He notes credit to War Department and state officers while acknowledging Congress funding limits.
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George C. Rickards
118Th
Rickards
Nasional Guard
Juno Teh
Nasional Guonl
United States
Richards
Coast Artillery
Air Service
National Guard
War Department
Union
Congress
Ie Guard
Allies' Injustice, Marx Says Amid Cologne Crisis
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Marx condemns Allied actions as unjust over Cologne, calling for a negotiated settlement. He notes the allies refuse evacuation and urges a way out through mutual talks as Germany faces a new year outlook.
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Berlin
Mare
Toy Gay
Ebert
Cologne
Bridgethau
Ap Chvious
Automobiles Must Carry 25 License Tags, State Warns
The State Highway Department warns Pennsylvania motorists to display 1925 license tags by January 1. Police will enforce the law. the State Patrol will conduct checkpoints and issue arrests for noncompliance.
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Journal
Todays
State Hiway Department
Mphe
Department of Highways
Pennsylvania
State Highway Patrol
Two Killed In Celebrations In Chicago
Chicago on January 1 marked by a deadly New Year welcome as stray bullets struck crowds. Two men were killed and two others wounded, in a scene described as chaotic during the city’s celebrations.
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Chicago
United Press
Elks Party Delightfully Attended By Members
A happy evening at the Elk Club home drew about one hundred twenty couples for Navi Year festivities. Clade Messenger and his orchestra provided a pleasing program after 10 o clock. Guests received favors. refreshments included sandwiches coffee and pie in the basement.
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Elke Club
Mendis
Clade Messenger
Certificates Mailed At Midnight for Veterans Bonus
World war veterans in Corry and nearby areas begin receiving about 600000 adjusted service certificates totaling 750000000 as part of the veterans bonus. Mailings started at midnight by the Veterans Bureau with 30000 clerks handling $50 or less cash payments for short-service soldiers. Most certificates mailed to living veterans. death claims require proper indorsement and proof. About 2000000 applications received. 400000 returned for missing signatures or data. Daily mailings projected at 20000 certificates. 190 clerks plus support staff manage the workload.
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World War Veterans of
Ty Gether
Veterans’ Bureau
Hines
War Department
Honus
Itis Sble
Vetcrane’ ‘Bureau
Robert C. Davis
Army
Thas
Veterans Bureau
Five Best Radio Features and Holiday Music Broadcasts
A cluttered listing details radio features from New York and Philadelphia markets, with Louise Stallings hosting a daylong program of vocalists like Iméngo soprano and Jorgen Bendix, plus orchestral acts, from 1 p.m. to midnight Eastern. It notes Notre Dame vs Stanford football in Pasadena and a central time concert block, alongside a New Year party at a Mississippi home and upcoming visits from relatives.
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Lopes Arbis
WGN Chicero
WOBS
New York
Notre Dame
Stanford
Pasadena
Calif
WLW
Cincinnati
Chicago
Prospective Prosperity Outlined by Cabinet Officials
United States officials including Secretary Hoover Secretary Mellon and Secretary Davis forecast a prosperous year ahead despite postwar strains. They cited wage stability rising living costs and strong agricultural recovery while noting transportation and housing constraints easing and exports improving.
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