Allies End Paris Reparations Talks in Disagreement
Paris wires report the allied premiers conference dissolving without agreement on Germany reparations. Britain and France clashed over collection methods, with Poincare signaling continued opposition to French terms. An hour adjournment was taken to study a new plan, as U S officials pressed for guidance amid the collapse.
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United Press
Paris
Germany
Britain
Trance
Tollogenny
Marider
Poincare
Usluid
Franen Wold
Hritily
Frith
Trench Plains
Grinny
Tremier Poincare
Frage
Washington
Tan
George Harvey
Great Britain
New Head for Reserve Board
Washington dispatch reports W P Harding, former governor of the Federal Reserve Board, nominated to lead the reserve board. Secretary of the Treasury Mellon announced the withdrawal of further consideration of Mrs Vincert Gillowal, widow of Mr and Mrs Willing, from Newtown.
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United Frey
Washington
W. P. Harding
Peeiente Turdyny
Treasury
Mellon
Harding
Vincert Gillowal
Mra. Willing
Rap
Eight Women Join Pennsylvania Legislature in 1923
Harrisburg reports the 1923 Pennsylvania Legislature includes eight women members. They pledge to work hard and join committees, aiming to influence policy while maintaining House customs such as smoking in the halls. Helen Grimes from Pittsburgh vows reform and diligent participation.
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Pennsylvania
United Prom
Harrisburg
Istory
Burgel
Nos Fee
Mids Helen Grimes
Jman
Pittaiurgh
Tihail
Sesson
Atlas Atioe Bentley, Mead
Ville
Ahe
Decision in Alderman Case Brings Day Rejoicing
Philadelphia January news reports a Supreme Court ruling upholding Crawford County court verdict finding Wilkins Afar guilty of possessing and transporting white shore for coverage purposes. The decision is celebrated as a legal victory.
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United Cross Phieadelphia
Deyato
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Wilkins
Crawford County Court
Negro on Trial for Murder of Oil City Woman
William E Hinttle Jr was tried for the murder of Mrs Heonor Brigham a former Oil City resident. Jury selection began as the court noted tough penalties and measures to protect the accused from potential threats amid a crowded courtroom.
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Oil City
United Pro Newark
William E Hinttle
Mra
Heonor Miighan
Sas Francis
Lay
Wurnoys
Jersey
Tattle
Cefirt
New Officers for Auxiliary Meet in Corry Hogpstat
The Lugius Auxiliary of the Corry Hogpstat held its first meeting in the library yesterday afternoon with fifteen members present. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs W W Morguridge Tat, Vice President Mrs Mugler, Secretary Mrs Williary, Treasurer Mrs Trennanne and others. After business, a social hour concluded the gathering, with member Mr Aghtan noted for village business.
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Lugius
Corry Hogpstat
Wart
W. W. Morguridge Tat
Nrw
Tox
Mugler
Secrary
Mra
Williary
Styers
Trennanne
Mes
Harry Aver
Pinchot Budget to Brace Pennsylvania Finances in 1923
Harrisburg dispatches say Governor elect Pinchot plans to submit the 1923 budget early, keeping expenses within revenues. The plan anticipates not more than 90 million dollars appropriation with 110 million in revenue, preserving prior aid to schools and charitable institutions while seeking new revenue measures.
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Harrisburg
Sproul
Governo Elect
Pinchot
Uarrisburg
Gilford
General Assembly
Morestry
Dave
Phushot
Vine Dagg
Loge
Pinchot Hei
Pinchow
Jett Gom
Sthne
Charles] Srydel
Man in Olean slashes throat near death at bunkhouse
Camillio Brossam 27 claimed Corry residence and was found in a pool of blood at a railroad shop bunkhouse in Olean New York. A safety razor blade lay beside him and forty stitches closed a throat wound. Police deem the act self inflicted with no motive found and he remains in critical condition at Claish General Hospital.
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Camibin Brossam
Corry
Claish General Hospital
Brossam
Olean
New York State City
Olean Hospital
Kyne
Cory
Reid
Pretty Woman Sought in New York Gem Theft
United Press reports a stylish Buffalo wife, Irene Schoellkopf, victim of a $500,000 jewel theft. Investigators link a West Fifty-Second Street poker party and a notorious “Raffles Queen” to the crime, with possible ties to international crooks and the Romanoff collection. Carmen, known as Attar of Roses, remained jailed without bail as detectives chase leads from Pinkerton and Burns agencies.
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Buffalo
Carman
United Press
New York
Jan
Irene S Schoetlkopf
Buffato
Romanoffs
Schoellkopf
Frank Barrett Carmen
Po. Tee
Niannes
Buceks Brothers Sentenced to Jail for Robberies
Salted Pres reports that Buceks brothers, identified as Caitses up to taking part in robberies in the recent months, were sentenced today to two years and six months in jail.
Local gym project gains initial board support
At yesterday’s chamber meeting the Board of Directors favored naming a committee to study establishing a community gym here. The plan would include facilities for basketball and volleyball and space for social activities, with manufacturers already signaling support.
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Chamber of Comment
Gsunt
L.A. Willitams
Chamibal Ao
Armory
Renail
Feving
Tnsiosmin
Psangien
Senate Debates US Role in Reparations Commission
United Press reports the Senate poised to reopen debate on the reparations question as Senator Robinson urges official US representation on the commission. Ambassadors and administration officials, including George Tarvey, confer with President Harding and Secretary Hughes as lawmakers press for a firmer foreign policy stance.
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United Pres
Washington
Robinson
United States
Kotineon
Senate
Ibapsador
George Tarvey
Watson
Tarding
Hughes
Prosecutor in Klan Murders Quits Job
In St. Landry Parish Louisiana on January 4 Special prosecutor Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards killings prompted the resignation. Adams cited disagreement with Attorney General Coop over the case and actions during the trial.
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Resa Mer Rouge
Qini Adams
Tate
Fats
Watt Daniels
Thomas Richards
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Adams
Coop
Whitney wins damage case in New York action
In a New York breach of promise action, attorney Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney claimed victory as the court found the marriage payment misused. The ruling cited fraud in obtaining the marriage payment and noted disputed allegations about cohabitation and marriage vows, with complex plaintiff and defendant claims spanning several years.
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Nyack
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Evans
Bursons Poutanse
Whitney
Supreme Court Justicn
Tompkins
Montaine
Sterling Adamy Houston
Tex
Clainmas
Adair
Barn Fire Suspect Selves Sought After Massive Blaze
Montgomery, Malvern area investigators press hunt for arson case tied to a $15000 fire that destroyed a Knickerbocker Lime Co barn near Devalut. Two autos sped from the scene as state police trace a mysterious string of fires blamed on persistent barn arsons across nearby counties.
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United Press
Malvern
Tata
Devalut
Win
Knickerbocker Lime Company
Mysterius
Montgomery
Tlayrare
Lnd
Ghentey
Lime Company
Ifmbtinrus- Bf
Tire
Tara
Bergdoll Pardon Denial Sets Four-Year Draft Evasion Sentence
In Topeka on January 4 Erwin Bergdoll brother of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll was ruled to serve a full four year sentence for draft evasion. Judge John Palak denied a writ claiming President Wilson’s proclamation should free draft evaders after serving their sentence. The decision confirms the punishment amid postwar penalties.
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Topeka
Katto
Erwin Bersoll
Wyearchislacker
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Feder Judgeohn Palak
Wilson
Liberty Co in Receivers Hand Detroit Jan
The Security Traut company of the city today was appointed receiver for the Liberty Motor Car company by the United States court. The receiver was appointed on an application of the parties of the filing court proceedings.
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Liberty CO
Detroit
Traut Company
Kelso Bridge Collapse Drops Cables Into River
Kelso Washington January 4 authorities say about 150 men, women and children were on the bridge when cables snapped and the structure collapsed into the Cowlitz River. One man died in a hospital. about eighty accounted for the others as rescuers from steamers Pomona and Cowlitz worked against the current to save those in danger. The bridge had been strained for two weeks by log jams and piers.
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United Press
Kelso
Wash
Deen Jost
Cowlite
Jerony la
Gay
Pomona
Cowlitz
Mark Person
Two Perishing Gotham Storm
New York was blanketed with heavy snowfall on January 4. Two people were killed as traffic ceased in parts of the city and ships were held in port. Hundreds of shovelers were hired and welfare refuges crowded with unemployed, while Pennsylvania Railroad service faced signal interference and broad rail impact across Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey.
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United Press
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Jersey
Turkey Calls Men to Colors
Constantinople January 4 Turkish authorities mobilized all able bodied men in the Near East territories after a two day wait for word from Lausanne. The Angora government issued a mobilization decree amid Allied efforts to restrain Greek action.
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United Pros
Constantinople
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