Franklin man linked to huge booze ring and two congressmen
Franklin police seek two congressmen amid a $1 million whiskey ring case. Two arrests made as authorities probe a New York agency tie. Leonard Babcock, a local official, missing since December. Foul play suspected after extensive searches along the Allegheny river.
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De Valera Reported Disguised As Peasant Near Town
United Press reports De Valera was disguised as a peasant near a coastal town. The aged Irish figure, tied to a conference, was said to be calm but shivering while a crownlike feature appeared. Ballyrun, Limerick county, was cited as the scene where a police investigation followed a fatal incident.
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Organizing Supervising Boxing Board Appointments
Officials from the state conferency announce the creation of a national supervising boxing board. Appointments were made to form the governing body, with members selected for oversight and standardization of boxing rules and events. The move aims to centralize supervision and ensure uniform enforcement across regions.
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Trial Underway for Slaying of Buffalo Pawn Broker
The trial of Raymond I Mulford for the murder of pawn broker Abram Yetton is set to begin today in the criminal term of the court. Jurors were selected yesterday, but details remain limited as proceedings start.
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Prelate Stood Journey Well In Baltimore Report
A garbled dispatch from United Press describes a church leader’s journey in Baltimore with uncertain details. It mentions Robert J. Shriver at Union and quotes Father Pmnk about the prelate’s condition, but the text remains largely indecipherable and fragments provide few clear facts.
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Teddy
One Fatally Hurts As Buffalo Home Burns
A gas stove ignited a blaze in a Buffalo home early today. One man was fatally injured, others were slightly hurt, and about a dozen residents fled the flames as the house burned and debris flew from the blast. Nearby, Regan narrowly escaped the explosion’s wall of heat and debris.
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38 Fires In 1920 Loss $27 800 Report
The annual report of Chief Payton released today details 38 fires in 1920 causing losses of 27 800. It notes 460 feet of hose laid and 400 gallons of water used, with 250 feet of hose improved. The Box Theatre fire in January 1920 is highlighted as the worst blaze of the year per Chief Paulson.
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Chlet Paulson
Committee Blocks Action On Tariff
A UPI report states a congressional committee adopted a plan for wide hearings on the Fordney emergency tariff and soldier tax measures amid opposition. Senator Poindexter expected to back the emergency tariff. he opposes the soldier bonus bill. Paris dispatch notes Allied premiers to meet in Paris January 7.
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Soa- Ais Fingiien Committee
City Officials Review Annual Financials and Appointments
City records show the treasury's December balance of 5070.44 with receipts 7476.60 and expenditures 14200.24. Mayor Alexander presented the annual message urging continued civic harmony, with reports from Police and Fire chiefs, and action on contractor payments for municipal building work.
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84 Arrests Here During Past Year
A partial report summarizes arrests over the past year with offenses including drunkenness battery and wife desertion. Of 84 arrests, 56 resulted in bonds, 17 were forfeited, 11 were dismissed or not counted, and many cases were sent out of court. Local authorities noted many cases listed for hystreatment and others were invalidated or deferred.
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Balloonists Still In Peril In Far North
United Press reports the Vanity aeronauts trapped between MatFive and Moore Factory pursue shelter with dog teams after their balloon drifted northward. Navy airmen Lieutenant Walter Iuten Louis Aiver and Stephen A Farrell guide with a land party along the frozen Alasnaiht river amid anxieties over their safety.
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Override Veto Fight Over War Finance Resolution
Washington reports view that House supporters backed President Wilson’s veto override for the war finance plan. Republicans and farmers argued the measure aids export credits and lowers agricultural prices, while critics claim it shifts Treasury policy and questions fiscal restraint amid war needs.
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British and French Agree on Disarmament Plan
Landon reports that Britain and France reached an accord on disarmament. Britain favored a cautious timetable, delaying dissolution of linked organizations until conditions were right. Germany’s responsibility for reparations and surrender remained a point of discussion.
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First Robin Sighted Here Amid Spring Weather Hype
A fragmentary notice reports the first robin sighting as spring warmth returns. The report cites a messenger for the Postal Service and mentions a local resident near Weat Church Street, with uncertain details about names or exact actions.
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Mita FV and Skinner Return from Erie Hospital Visit
Mita FV and Skinner arrived this afternoon after Master Wayne underwent an operation at a famous Erie hospital. Dr Hoard, a noted adenoid specialist, treated him during the brief stopover.
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Republican Senators Back Central Bank for Reserve Branches
A stormy fight over a centralized Bank of the United States to replace the federal reserve banks was indicated as Republican leaders plan a strong push. Senator Curtis and others met with Harding to discuss, signaling serious consideration amid public opposition and Harding’s cautious stance.
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Crowder to Investigate Cuban Affairs
Gen Crowder aviation plan shapes Cuba meddling debate as Washington routes hint at intervention. Crowder’s mission aims to avert direct action, while Havana officials push for a visit by Enock Crowder to influence outcomes amid Cuba’s political dispute and recent election expectations.
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Immigration bill condemned by New Yorker
United Press report from Washington states that a New York lawyer, Luis Marshall, denounced efforts to suspend immigration as hysteria. He argued immigrants have built America and warned that current acts echo earlier periods of restriction, urging a measured approach to reform.
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Red mobilization near Bessarabia shocks region
United Press dispatch reports over 200 000 Bolshevik troops concentrated north of Bessarabia, Romania, as tensions rise following rumored Soviet moves. Balkan agency notes threatening concentrations and potential shifts in regional power near Romania.
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