Appointment of Sproul to Senate Believed Certain
Philadelphia January report says Governor Sproul will resign within 21 hours to accept appointment to the United States Senate to succeed the late Senator Penrose. Pennsylvania Governor Gridleman would appoint Sproul to the seat, with Sproul then to resign to join Washington duties. The move follows Harding policy aims and party-wide pressure.
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Alleged Slayer of Kaber Accumulates Fortune
A suspect linked to the Kaber case reportedly amasses a large fortune while in custody in Rome. Authorities say the individual faces charges connected to the slaying and the government has yet to approve Disgenen. A local court in Cleve Hin will hear details of the exploits and alleged firearm use involving two revolver shots.
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Proline
Hilt
Unclear wire report on man’s visit to body nine days after death
The fragment describes a man visiting his wife's body for nine days, claiming to have checked if she was dead and mentioning a murder inquiry. It references a suspect, a courtroom or legal action, and local police handling, but the text is garbled with many unreadable words.
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Gall Torlay
Reds launch war on Finns
Helsinki dispatch reports Bolshevik forces opening defensive against the Finns in Eastern Karelia. About 800 Bolsheviks and 81 Karelians said killed as red troops attack Sunday with artillery and cavalry. Porajaervi Hirvelin area in southeastern Finland near Bolveg troops.
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Porajaervi
Public Schools of City Open After Holidays
The city public schools reopened today after vacation with attendance rising in several wards. Principal reports show most staff returned, lower school attendance improving, and health measures cleared for reintegration. High School students and faculty prepare for exams January 1 to 20 while Senior Class at the High School anticipates the annual Senior Mass reception.
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Alent
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Rotary Club Plans Year’s Work
The Rotary Club held a noon meeting to review plans for the coming year. Charles Krome led the luncheon, and President Ashtod guided a discussion on committee work and council matters. The club aims to start with a concrete program and will hold its first meeting next Tuesday evening with a dinner at 6 o’clock and planned entertainment.
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Sharles Krome
Avery
Ashtod
Orgunieitini
Briand Pushes for British Alliance in Early War Prelude
French Premier Briand expresses desire for a British alliance with Britain and France as proof of a non directHayal hulling program amid tensions with England. He outlines the strategic need in a public statement, stressing closeness with Britain as a safeguard against incursions.
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Britain
France
Premiser
Austice Briand
Congressional lineup may shift after Penrose death in 1922 race
Washington reports focus on next Congress as lawmakers prepare to map out tariff, tax revision, foreign debt, and disarmament issues. Senate debate stalls on the Newberry case and finance committee work bogs down amid Penrose’s death, with plans to resume discussion underway.
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Sehion
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More Charges Against Opie In France Slaying Case
A report from Washington states Major HL Opie of Stainton Wisconsin faces renewed charges for shooting American soldiers in France. Witnesses from Virginia and Georgia described Opie taking a rifle and firing on soldiers, with one victim dying instantly. The three men urged Senate hearings pending on illegal buying and killings in the war.
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Washington
Jan S.mors Toterg
HL. Opie
Stainton
France
Senator Watson
Georgia
Willan Gill
Richmond
Opie
Willam E St Joh
Lenchbuy
Joh
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Strasbure
Alice
Senate
Chicago Society Stunned as Wedding Is Called Off
Miss Mary Tandon Baker and Allister McCormick were to wed yesterday at a fashionable Presbyterian church in Chicago. The ceremony was canceled at the appointed hour after Miss Baker fell suddenly ill, leaving guests puzzled as Rev John Timothy Stone explained the couple could not proceed.
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Chicago
United Pros
Mary Tandon Baker
Allister McCormick
Mise Baker
McCormick
Presbyterian Church
Chica Socalite Ak
John Timothy Stone
Addrensell
Orry Begins Gas Delivery From East Field
Gas from a new field east of Orry began flowing to local mains yesterday afternoon after a completed pipeline line. Beach interests of Pittsburgh report the fifth well in the field shows indications of paying, with additional drillings planned nearby.
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Orry
New Field
City
Pittsburgh
Gould
Rural Carriers Hold Large Union City Meeting
One of the largest meetings in Erie County Rural Carriers history gathered at Grange Hall Union City with over a hundred postal workers. President H Goodell presided while A Brig ham of Corry delivered a welcome. Speakers included Postmaster Stanley of Hers, Inspector Reynolds, Attorney P M Machutock, editor Boyd, and Miss Driscoll. A dinner followed. turnout included Inspector Reynolds, several postmasters, and carriers from multiple towns.
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Union City
Erie County Rural Carriers Association
Postal Services
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Edinboro
Goodell
Alcorn
Waterford
Wattsburg
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Girard
Yank Italian Clash Ends With One Dead In Shanghai
An American sailor died and four others were wounded after street clashes between American and Italian sailors in Shanghai. The fight erupted following an assault on an Italian by an American, triggering a broader melee as ships from Kalin and other ports joined in. Shore leave was halted and authorities probe the disturbances and identify involved parties.
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United Press
Shanghai
Jan
Renbey
Wilmington
Portuguese cabinet resigns amid party rifts and doubts
In Lisbon the Portuguese cabinet has resigned amid differences of opinion within the government. Prime Minister Canhe Leal faced internal tensions that led to the step, signaling a political shakeup with potential reforms and reorganization ahead.
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Lisbon
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Canhe Leal
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Eva
Big Chicago bank merger announced by Continental Trust
United Press reports a monumental Chicago banking merger involving Continen tal Trust and Continental National, affecting about 80000040 employees. The deal includes assuming losses, stockholder settlements, and large guarantees to cover potential credit issues, with assets and deposits transferring as the parties agree.
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National
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Urtiwr
Poison Booze Kills Twenty in New York
A New York report states twenty people died and many more were treated in hospitals over the last two days due to toxic alcohol. Impure liquor caused a wave of hospitalizations at Bellevue and other centers, marking the largest toll in this period as the Wilsted Act took effect.
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Jay
Bellevue Uoepital
Several Arrested for Drunkenness and Disorder
Reports describe multiple arrests for drunkenness and disorder in the city. A young man intoxicated on the street caused a scene near Wes Theater, with police detaining him and others while women waited nearby. A bottle of liquor appeared on the street, and several cases involved the police taking individuals home to keep them off the streets. The illegal sale of gin is noted as ongoing, with the city jail preparing to provide shelter to itinerants despite limited resources.
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Andy Lity
Dail Eireann Resumes Debate On Irish Pact
The Dail Eireann reopened debate on the Irish pact amid a throng outside the National University of Dublin. Leaders from Fianna Fail, Republican and other parties urged ratification while editors urged unity and a firm stance against easy peace, noting past Irish debates and the lasting effect on national sovereignty.
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England brands new alliance charges as clumsy forgery
United Press reports London officials rebut alleged alliance terms as a clumsy forgery. The article cites foreign policy figures and press reaction, noting criticisms from political leaders and media outlets about the proposed agreement.
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NEW Alliance
United Press
London
Hetwour Apa
Monee
Anns
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Loidon
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Ioc
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Japan
Belfast Riot Toll Rises With Two More Killed
United Press reports Belfast violence claims two additional fatalities in overnight street fighting. A soldier and a sniper died as clashes continued into early today amid heavy military involvement and sporadic looting in York Street area.
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United Press
Leseserves
York
Knights of Pythias social reunion planned after lodge meeting
Membary of the Knights of Pythias will hold a social reunion after the usual lodge meeting. Refreshments must be arranged by the Pythian Sinton. All members and friends of the order were urged to attend this event.
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Knights of Pythiac
Order
Parley set to discuss future of Siberia domain
Washington debates a plan to determine whether Siberia should be governed by allied powers. The issue centers on Japan's continued military presence in Siberia, Anglo Japanese ties, and possible French Japanese collusion claims. Discussion touches on open door policy, Wrangel anti Bolshevik efforts, and American aims to withdraw foreign troops while preserving regional interests.
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Roy Aneiment
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Maine
Siler
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Train wreck derails six cars near Macon Georgia
Six sleeping cars derailed when a Koya Palm Limited northbound from Jacksonville to Chicago wrecked fifteen miles north of Macon early today. No passengers were injured though the Southern ranways delayed the train about two hours.
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Macon
Koya Palm Limited
Jackville
Ciheinuuitt
Southern
Commissioners Call for Bank Reports and Conditions
A United Press dispatch from Harrisburg reports a call by the Burding Commissioner for management of the condition of all banks, issuing instructions to report the status as of December. The directive orders banks to submit formal reports by the stated deadline.
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