Johnson Will Seek 70 Smoke Out Coolidge Campaign
Wallington dispatch reports Johnson plans a demand for Coolidge before the nation as he campaigns in Clavelan. He aims to force Coolidge to debate, rallying discontented Republicans while presenting a hard hitting platform and seeking party unity.
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Johnie Halde
Federals Triumph in Fiery Raft Clash Updates
Rebels report capture of Federal General wi Cardenas and control of state 1 Michiloeani as Obregon ministers in Tekilum and France plan national palace talks. Provisional optimism persists on internal unrest while elections loom and $16,000,000 tied to Lamont Agreement stirs financial circles in New York.
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Tekilum
France
Leon
New York
Auighers
McKennor
January meeting of the D A R at Valley Chapter
The January gathering of the Broken Ore Valley Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, convened at the Municipal club rooms on Thursday. Members discussed the yearly report sent to the National Society and noted attendance issues.
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Hontessey
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Livermore
Button
Dutton
Scholter
Wilkon
Olds
National Society
Thas Alll
Howe Tian
Open Bids Tonight for New Junior High
The Board of Education will open four bids tonight in the Library building for the proposed junior high school near the Mateh school in SecondTwinl. Bids cover general construction electrical heating and ventilating with heating and ventilating bids already filed. Representatives from competing firms are to present proposals in person, and W G Bates Co of New Castle prepared the plan sketches and specifications.
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Corry
Jurnor High School
McEntly
Mateh School
Scout Council Named Hodges New Leader in Town
The Scouting organization in the city named Hodges as Scout Council Leader and outlined the steps to reestablish the council under national headquarters. The council will include L Mors for PT Downey, O A Stennett Murgin Natt, Leo Frate, Ensign Brine her SE AL Loveland and others with honorary members invited. A meeting at the Municipal building Sunday afternoon will discuss charter application. Hodges will meet Methodist church Friday evening to coordinate troop reorganization. Commissioner Horlges plans broader outreach for boys ages 12 to 18.
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O'ohoeke
Féilgen
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Methodist Church
Horlges
Thieves Visit Castings Co Office Office Break-In Suspect Details
Police report an entrance forced at American Castings Company Monday night with a window entry. A Underwood typewriter and an adding machine were stolen. desk contents largely untouched. Chief Dunleary led the probe with no decisive clues. residents including Mr and Mrs Breidenstein and family departed for Buffalo following a city visit. Katherine Owell left for Alton after a social with relatives.
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American Castings Company
Dunela Wan Gitled Ox
Etle
Mowit
Pattion
Charles Breidenstein
Charles Morrol
Jett
Buffalo
Braidens Mein
Fire destroys Warren boiler shop worth about $50,000
A fire at the Burnhart-Daily company room in Warren last night destroyed a two story boiler shop building. The pattern shop on the upper floor burned as well. The Baribart Davis Company conducted general casting and foundry work, financed by local capital AA Albaugh served as general manager, and George S. Henry acted as treasurer. The wax party was insured.
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George S. Henry
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Dairymen Meet Next Tuesday In Erie County
Dairymen and wives urged to attend a Tuesday afternoon meeting at 1 2 o clock in the Municipal building Erie county will discuss milk prices industry prospects and tuberculin testing Charles Shepard will speak on cooperation and better prices for dairymen Agent Engle will cover the tuberculin testing plan Leaders of the Corry branch call all local dairymen to attend the gathering for potential benefits
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Erie County
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Mil County
Engle
Anil
Corry
Dairymen's League
New Outrage in China Stirs U S Government
Reports from Washington on January 2 state that bandits in China have abducted American citizens prompting strong representations to the Pekin government. Confirmed official information notes the capture of Mrs. R. Kilen and the wounding of Mrs. Beard Flof and another mission member of the Lutheran Brethren at TsyoYang.
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China
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Arid
Beard Flof
Lutheran Brethren Mission
TsyoYang
State Départment
Corry Grange Set to Meet This Saturday
Corny Grange No. 5 will meet in Maccatoe Hall Saturday afternoon at 1 80 clock. The installation of officers has been postponed to the third Saturday in January. A program is planned with Grange duties, roll call, new resolutions, and community talks led by candidates.
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Grange
M S Parran and Pinchot Unite for Prohibition Enforcement
In Pennsylvania to forge a plan for stronger national prohibition enforcement, Gov Pinchot and Dr. M Spencer Muspar join forces. The assembly includes Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon and other prohibition leaders, arguing for consolidated state and local enforcement via counties and municipalities.
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Andrew W Mellon
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Alésander Uamilios
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Toserat
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Ibn Lari
Corry Reports Warm December Amid Record Low Snowfall
The Corry area recorded unusually mild December weather with the warmest day in years. Average temperatures ran high, snowfall was minimal, and precipitation remained light. The month followed a pattern of above normal warmth, with records closest to December’s highs noted earlier in the century.
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Wets and Drys Plan Capital Conferences
United Press reports here January 2 that the wets and drys will hold capital conferences to organize a strong campaign. The Anti Saloon League plans a January 12 to 17 meeting to map a renewed drive for the 1924 elections. Dry leaders coordinate a political strategy while wets plan speeches by Senator Taft, Bayard, and others to sway voters.
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United Press
Washington
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Mick Samen
Willam Tennings
Wrgan Androv Gifford Pinchot
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Taiém
Marytanis Bayard
Delaware
Vind Stanley
Kentucky
Respite Granted for Philadelphia Murder Convict
Gus Pinchot issued respites today for Witty N Moriah of Philadelphia, convicted in a child murders case. The stay of execution follows an appeal to the State Supreme Court. Final action fixes dates in January and February for the exection of the condemned.
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N_ Moriah
Philadelphia
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Lawrence Roberta
Venango County
McLean explains loan to Fall in Senate letter
Washington January 3 The author E H McLean publishes an explanation of a $100,000 loan to former Interior Secretary Fall. The disclosure was sent to the Senate Committee by A Mitchell Palmer in a letter to Senator Walsh. McLean says Fall received the money but it was not secured by oil stock and denies using any Sinclair or Doheny hotel involvement.
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Seite
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Doheny Sil Hoel
Nine perish in home six die in explosion
A disaster leaves nine dead in a home and six killed in an explosion. The report details a chaotic sequence as families and neighbors grapple with the blast and its devastating toll. Names and precise locations appear in scattered fragments amid the damaged text.
Charity Ball at Armory Draws Large Attendance
A large crowd attended a charity ball at the Armory with couples dancing and a fashionably timed program. Guests came from Erie, Titusville, Warren, and nearby towns, enjoying a festive evening with sherbet served and a lively entertainment lineup.
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Two Held for Slaying Near Sebastopol
Two men are arrested after a fatal shooting near Sebastopol. The victims and suspects are named in a murky report from Pittston, noting a six shell revolver and a prolonged New Year’s Day incident. A material witness was detained for questioning as authorities pursue the case.
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Arnistey
Mattie Tatenate
Tuminta
Tames Saul
Hottie
New Officers Elected at Home Protwerion Lodge
The Home Protwerion Lodge in New York elected officers for the coming year including President James S Mokestoe Chaplain Mrs Oliva Ober Recording Secretary Mix Borshi Marshp Financial Secretary Mex EO May MeInterny Treasurer Cavell Mori and Trustee Jay Hel. Also notes theft of valuables valued at 100000 from Pier 20 Brooklyn and a report of a man returning home from a New Year’s Day visit with a Rio friend.
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Jorge Attensaivs
Oficora
Dremideril
Hiphop
James S Mokestoe
Mre Oliva Ober
Mix Borshi
Marshp
Mex
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Cavell
Mori
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Dina Kom
Figulkt
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Jay Hel
Indian Girls In melee two shot down in Oklahoma City
Two Indian girls Mary Wister and Josephine Baker were shot and wounded, while Ruth Ferguson and two other youths were wounded in an apparent New Year party incident in Oklahoma City. Ferguson, 17, described gunfire as attacks after a fight between two groups following a New Year gathering. The Oil City Merchants’ Rally and a local vigil followed amid community tension.
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Josephine Baker
Oklahoma City
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