Premier's Parley Near Collapse Amid Disputes
Paris reports the allied premier conference on German reparations teeters on collapse as France demands no changes to its plan. British and French officials clash over guarantees and naval arms limits while Britain hints at possible return to the United States for broader accord.
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Arrest of Drivers With Old Licenses Reports
Authorities say many autoists with outdated licenses face arrest as police step up checks. The report notes 102 fines and rising penalties with state police enforcing tag and license rules to clear streets. delays in a related permit process prevent full compliance.
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Torsishare Ntowatesta
National debt reduced by United Press report
Washington reports the national debt declined to about 452.06 million dollars in 1922, a reduction of roughly four dollars per inhabitant. Data show December 30 debt at 1.98618 billion and January 1 figure lower, with a substantial yearly decrease recorded by the Treasury.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury Department
State College Courses To Be Offered Here
State College announces new courses across engineering and commerce, with enroll ment open to residents of Corry and nearby areas. officials from the Chamber of Commerce and the Pennsylvania State College will meet this week to finalize offerings and schedule.
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Pinchot eyes 1929 budget plan in Harrisburg
Gov Gifford Pinchot met with state admin officers to align 1929 budget requests with available revenue. He emphasized trimming the total appropriations, aiming to satisfy department heads while staying within finances.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Giffard Pinchot
Spring Street
Latest Kl an Victim Is Former Kane Boy
The article reports a killing case involving a former Kane boy now living in this city. It mentions Victor Teege Moin as a related figure and notes the deceased had ties to local plumbers and a Delinjary property linked to MeDade interests. Residents express concern and hope for safety.
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Monroe
Monto Gak Company
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Past year marks driest span in Pittsburgh in half century
Pittsburg reports the past year as one of the driest and hottest on record. Total precipitation fell to 65 inches, 8.6 inches below normal, with March and April extremely dry while most months remained below average. Heat reached 4.29 degrees above normal, setting a local record for high temperatures.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Near Weather Bureau
Orion
Tab
Trouble Precipitated by Mine Guards
Defense witness testifies that guards at the Lester Strip mine fired on crowds of union sympathizers the day before the Eferrin massacre. He described dust and smoke from huts near the mine as crowds gathered, noting three union miners were slain and suggesting later riots were provoked by those shootings.
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Silas Marner Film Showing Friday Night
The feature film Silas Marner will be shown Friday evening with the complete Din Delnjr arrangement approved by local authorities. The film is billed as a major production featuring early cinema themes aimed at a school audience. Ticket prices are 10, 20 and 25 cents, and the public is invited to attend.
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Millionaire death probe opens with hearing in Texas
The case centers on Miram Knox and Carl Hamilton who escaped arrest. The hearing before Alderman G. I Pratt opens in Alegnduct Texas with Mrs L Knox charged with drunkenness disorderly conduct and murder. The courtroom fills as townspeople watch the proceedings and observe the alleged romance involving the widow. Paris dispatch notes Sarah Hernharde’s condition improving.
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Texas
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Death Fatesof Brooklyn Gang Leader in Waterfront Lodging
William Lovett, alleged leader of the Brooklyn White Hand gang, was found mortally wounded at a waterfront lodging house. He refused to name his assailants, claiming the shooting was part of internal gang politics. Police say the scene indicates a calculated attack and place the gunman close to Lovett, with three bullets forming a triangle around his heart. Lovett had prior charges for killings and shootings, many dropped for lack of evidence. The lodging house served as a gang headquarters and Lovett was the only wounded person found there.
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New York
William Lovett
Brooklyn
Judgment affirmed in Alderman case over legality of Woner Act
The state Supreme Court today affirmed the Alderman case ruling regarding the legality of the Woner Act. Chief Justice Robert Van Moschgisker announced the decision after a lengthy session, noting the court upheld the prior ruling and allowed further appeals on related points.
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Titubville
Tewell Rasoweh
Rogan Named President Of County Board In Gotham Region
Joseph TF Rogan, longtime Curry waiter, is elected president of the county commissioners board for the coming year. The session also appointed Robert Sperdinte as county tax collector and Mily Heerlein filled the past year’s role. Rogan pledges cooperation to tackle road, hospital, and tax issues, stressing economy and joint planning with highway and county departments.
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Mindy
Luis Nossible
Trals
Tubareuosie
Buffalo Woman Loses 500000 Jewel Robbery
A Buffalo woman was robbed of jewels valued at 500000 during a New York apartment holdup on New Year’s Day. Master thieves linked to Arsene Lupin are sought as investigators piece together shifting accounts and possible plans for further thefts across foreign capitals.
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United Press
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Schuellkont
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Carman
Schowlikopt
Peciane Il
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Trial of alleged Communists postponed again in Michigan
The trial of alleged Communists arrested during a raid in Bridgesman, Michigan, last September, was postponed to February 28 by Judge Charles White on a defense petition for separate trials. The court also upheld the constitution of the union tied to radicals. Defendants include Willig, Poster, and Rosa Pastor.
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Wis
Charles White
Berrien County
Frank P. Walsh
Tngladedd Wurong
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Western Penna Men Slated for Cabinet Posts
Warren based Woodruff is eyed for Attorney General under Governor elect Pinchot DuBois man probable for Highway Commission Fisher of Indiana named Secretary with cabinet posts expected for Western Pennsylvania figures.
Pinchot Confers in Harrisburg on Cabinet Picks
United Press reports in Harrisburg that Gifford Pinchot held meetings outlining his shadow cabinet selections. The governor‑elect discussed likely appointments including Attorney General and Health Commissioner, with several Philadelphia officials named as candidates and Rasmussen, Stuart, Dinegan, and Beary noted as leading two departments under Sproul.
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Harrisburg
Giffard Pinchot
Mmore
Pinchn
Owen Roberts
Philadelpha
George Woon
Warren
Lighyas
B. J. McGray
Philadelphia
Willian Chanel
Sumley Rinehart
Pistschurch
Welare
Bien Potter
J. Bair Spencer
Agetulture Tredericle
Rasmusse
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Commonywealth
John S. Fisher
Tholiaway Forestry
Robert Y Stuart
Sutriste Education
Thomas
Pittsburgh Bandits Identified in Payroll Holdup Case
United Press reports Pittsburg Bandits identified in the Tide Camber 23 payroll car robbery at Pittsburst Coal Company. James Dugan of Besco James Rastell Avelia and James Hurlionti named as suspects. driver James Underwood and witnesses Anne Robson and John Flousely provided statements near Beadling Road. J. R. Dennis was killed in the early crime.
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United Pros
Pittsburgh
James Dugan
Besco
Daniel Rastell
Avelia
James Hurlionti
Rederiele Sown
Pittsburst Coal Company Tidecamber
J. R. Dennis
James Underwood
Anne Robson
John Flousely
Beadling
Agriculture Bill Passes in the House for FY Agriculture Funds
Washington report notes the House approved the Department of Agriculture appropriation bill totaling 63,081,067 dollars. An amendment by Rep Blanton to add 360,000 dollars for seed aid failed. The measure now moves to the Senate for action.
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