Mine Workers and Operators Readying Pittsburgh Conference
Preliminary wake conference between United Mine Workers and mine operators, slated for Friday in Pittsburgh, aims to resolve terms before a full meeting. Leaders stress pressure on Pennsylvania and Ohio tasks to push for concession, with potential strikes if talks fail.
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John L. Tywis
Pistaburgh
Union
Toydors
Woxdeninrtery
Agi
Lovie
Pennmylvania
Ji Mines
Indiana
Sean
Tndiawapolis
United Mine Workers and
Mine Op. Ark
Belfast Assembly Prohibited After Night of Terror
An account reports Belfast suspends assembly following a night of terror marked by heavy machine gun fire and casualties. Police and security measures intensified as authorities seek to restore order amid unrest.
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Belfast
Tiedt Press
Goppie Roche
Aivone
H Wale
D- Belfast
Tervir
A. Diledt
VAIL
Df Pinto
Aleoona Fire Ravages Business District Estimated Loss $50000
A morning blaze swept Aleoona's business district causing about fifty thousand dollars in damage. Unknown causes and initial reports suggest property losses across several storefronts. Fire department units fought flames through the early hours with several businesses affected.
Senator Crow not seriously ill after hospital stay
United Press reports Senator William Crow remains not seriously ill and eating well at a Pittsburgh hospital. Governor Sproul may visit Crow within days as successor to the late Senator Bon. A revolver duel with robbers is reported in another item.
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Senator Crow
United Pras
Pitsburgh
United States
William
Crow
Sproul
Pittaburgh
United
Pittsburgh
Washington
Payol
Street Lighting Lines Rebuilt Says Company Manager
Mr Shuss, manager of the lighting company, reports ongoing rebuilding of street lighting lines over months with about $9,500 spent in two years, including $5,000 last year. He notes many lines rebuilt, weather delays, and ongoing efforts to improve service though storms remain uncontrollable.
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Shines
Lew
Manaidr
Wix
Shute
Shane
Manuiyor Shisu
White Way
Sitva
Shui
Love
Shuvss
Shuts
Shuss
Pickford Denies Marilyn Miller Marriage Rumor
Los Angeles January 4 reports spread that Jack Pickford married Marilyn Miller but he denied the reports as absolutely false. The brother of Mary Pickford and star of Sally denied eloping to Connecticut and said Broadway producer Moraine Geisfold objected.
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Jack Pickford
Marilynn Miller
Los Angeles
Ong
Marilyn Millen
Mary
New York
Pickford
Hollywood
Nlorena Geigfold
Reach Agreement On Major Issues Of Naval Program
In a Washington report the article notes a preliminary accord among powers on key naval program aspects. It mentions a path toward arms control and limits, plus plans to review submarine matters and potential replacements, with French instructions to accept in principle related resolutions.
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Cart D
Great Washington
Jun
Iaca
Dhe Juvaliers
Vital Hetiil
Ise
Merohdistmen
Chicago Aldermen Clash Over Wholesome Wines Plan
Chicago City Council debates a 25.000 population resolution to book in a fight over wholesome wines. Alderman Moke Tyler and Alderman John Towimy Wet reportedly fought publicly as tensions rose during the discussion.
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Cirago
Cannes Allied Council Parley Opens With Tense Timetable
The Cannes conference opens amid snow and high stakes as Premier Briand arrives to steer talks on reparations and European reconstruction. Britain, France, and Germany are the focal points with proposals for an Anglo French alliance and a potential German payment plan under review by observers.
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Jand
Iff
Ariand
France
Riviera
Supreme Council
Sisinior Briana
Tend -Weske Poe
Europe
Strunve Wis
Germany
Briarel
Brind
Lloyd George
Mance
Great Britain
England
Tiritiah
Washington
Erland
Trane
Fatalities in Pa Plants Last Month
Harrisburg January 4 There were 145 industrial accidents in Pennsylvania last month reported by the Workmen's Compensation Bureau. Six were fatal, with 19 in Lackawanna County, 14 in Luzerne, and eight in Schuylkill. Officials say the total showed a steady decrease from the prior three months.
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Harrisburg
Uta
Penne
Workmen's Compensation Bureau
Lackgwania
Laignrne
Schuyy
IAD
State Chiefs Meet to Name Penrose Succession
Republican state party leaders convene virtually to fill the late Senator Boies Penrose seat. The virtual meeting aims to nominate a successor and outline steps for the appointment process amid ongoing transition.
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Senate
Republican Party
Boies Penrose
Sproul Favored by Many Delegates in Pennsylvanian Talks
Philadelphia delegates fray over Pennsylvanias next U S senator after Penrose death. Governor Sproul may resign or appoint a temporary successor as party factions press for timely action. Washington officials deny interference while Pennsylvania factions push for a swift choice.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Republican
Pennsylvania
United States
Pantoso
Sproul Will Ap Jaxe
Harrisburg
Penrose
Senate
Sproul
UCLN
Ould
Washington
Dlay
Penrose Mhieids
Celain
Pennsylvavia
Beemtor Watvon
Jaden
Nording
Pantose
Watson Gesturdlys
Harding
Gow Sproul
Fennsylvinia
Globe
Nccessor
Vare Tories
Pennsylvannia
Wilfia Vare
Hie Varant
Watson
Cain
Gay Sproul
Tike
Gotham Grand Jury Indicts Day Chiefs in Liquor Scandal
A federal grand jury in New York filed indictments charging violations of the federal prohibition laws. The case names Thomas Reidy former acting chief of the Justice Department in New York City Harold L Hart former enforcement chief Virtus A Orn secretary to Governor Whitman Thorman J. Dutty Tar many Mall politicians Gwen B Murph and about thirty others as target names appear in the readable portion of the dispatch.
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United Press
New York
Thomas Reidy
Washington
Apartment of Justice
New York City
Harold L. Hart
Tere
Virtus A. Orn
Coy
Whitman
Five Keystones to Meet Erie Five Friday Nite
The Keystones host Erie Five Friday at the Armory. Erie Five, a City Basketball champion runner, features returning club members and a standout player sidelined by illness. The Keystones plan a 7:40 pm tip and will hold a pregame practice at the Armory tonight.
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Keystones
Armory
Erie
New Yorker Reveals Startling Evidence On French Dead
A New Yorker testifies before a Senate investigating committee about alleged cold blood shootings of two American soldiers in France. Hubbard, a former grandmother graves registration worker, says bodies were sent home without proper identification and many families did not receive their sons with dignity. He claims “crony” obstructions but cannot name the officers involved.
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Army Graves Registration Bureau
France
United Press
Washington
United States
Toflay Ly
Rufus
New York
Hubbard
Preny Graves Resgimration
Gervics
Shewe
Basorlenssar Mowry
Cronbredty
Jan
Pei
Yun
Benate
Japan China Shantung Pact Report Emerges in Cable Note
Reports from New York state the Shantung Pact between Japan and China has moved toward settlement. Government spokesmen said the news, described as substantial, came via cable from Foreign Minister Wang Yung Fang and was relayed to International officials.
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United Press
New York
Jan
Thy Shan
Japan
Ma Sao
Carton
Sno
Wi Tink
Wealthy Cuban Held After Doctor Attack Plot
United Press reports in Philadelphia that Buyeus Suni, alleged don of a planter clan, was detained awaiting transfer to Armstrong County. Police say he planned to confront a rival in a doctors attack, while the victim remained hospitalized after an attempted assault involving a wine intoxicated conspiracy theory. The suspect denies involvement and claims innocence.
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Philadelphia
Buyeus Suni
Ariel Pil Dius Planter
Armstrong County
Wales
Vhir
Westerai
Che
West Pen Hospital
Pittsburgh
Sauay
Alice
Mdr
Wolldge
Linz
Dayne
Dry agents released by house report details
The document outlines agency releases and a misformatted line about salaries and appropriations. It references a sum around $4,250,000 for the next year and lists agents with payments of $250 and $10,000. The text shows internal committee actions and projected departmental costs.
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Suington
Jin
Tuiech
De Valera Seeks Amendment to Irish Peace Treaty Move
United Press reports that President De Valera proposes alterations to the peace treaty before a Dail vote. A rejection of his amendments could doom the treaty as it stands, prompting renewed calls from factions for a decisive course with Britain.
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DE Valera
United Presa
de Val Fra Tylay
Valera
Great Britain
National University
Tne
Duriugh
Trirhyrien
Mabinel Catlins Agway
Tate Mort
Ireland
Chi
Ates
Arthur Griffith
Fritigh
Yankees to Open 1923 Season in New Baseball Park
The United Press reports the new Yankee stadium with a capacity of about 80 000 will start its first season in spring 1923 as the weather allows. Plans call for a full opening in 1928 but completion in time to host some major games may be possible.
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YANKS
United Press
New York
Yankees
Battleship and Schooner Collide Off New Jersey Coast
The battleship North Dakota and the schooner Blantly collided off New Jersey, both crews unharmed. The ships separated and headed for repair after the incident reported to authorities.
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United Prey
Boston
North Dakota
Speculate on His Cabinet Successor
United Press dispatch from Washington reports speculation over who may replace Secretary of State movement picture industry head Hays as Harding weighs cabinet reshuffle. Possible successors including William Hoyt Thompson and others are discussed amid ongoing talks and policy aims.
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United Pron
Washington
Hays
Motion Pictureinistry
America
Jek Sallie
Wariii
Igalko
White House
Harding
Elys
United States
Mare
William Hoyts Thompson
Newy York
Republican Party
Harry New
Idina
Idina; Pred W Uphany
Chinago
Re Publicany
John Adis
Tluys
National Committee
Sue John T King
Connecticut
Scour Metropolis For Ring Of Poison Whiskey Peddlers
New York reports a surge in whiskey poison deaths with DA Jon Banton promising a wide search for criminal rings. Investigators seek to prove bootleggers used poison to boost sales amid rising fatalities and related thefts as officials warn of further danger.
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Metropolis
United Press
New York
Jon Banton
Tenny Tre
Banton
Wall Street Bombing Probe Advances to Trial Question
Warsaw reports ongoing probe into the Wall Street bombing case led by United Press sources. Lindenfeld faces possible return to the United States for trial. if the bond case against him collapses, Weldon could lead fraud charges involving Delmere merchants.
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United Pros
Warsaw
Jan
Wall Street
Arius
Ican
Polluk Police
Lindenfeld
Sthk
United States
Yao
Tim Weldon
Delimere
Lintenfeld
aWeater
Tyind
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