De Valera Quits Then Withdraws Resignation in Dail
Namonn de Valera presented his resignation as Irish president to the Dail, then withdrew it amid chaotic debate. Grifith accused him of pursuing an unfair vote, while de Valera pledged to remain if a vote was held tomorrow on Downing Street treaty terms.
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Tasted Press
Plin
Irish Republic
England
de Valera
de Valeri
Sint Rein
Tommorrow Harlien
Dail
Downing Street
Poajll
J Nee Ho
Unclear source event involving a failed death by own action
A garbled report describes an alleged suicide attempt tied to Bela Kennedy and an incident at a public place near a federal or city building. It mentions court and law enforcement, including Chief Deputy Sheriff W A Manning, with details difficult to confirm due to OCR errors.
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Bela Kennedy
Court House
Heputy
Sher
AL Manning
Porton Weieed bin Unt
Expect New Trial for Alleged Slayer
Judge Rossiter urged a new trial for Harry Fox who was convicted of murder and another felony in a case involving George Mavier. District Attorney Le Davie supported the motion, while Fox’s defense argued for appellate review.
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Commonwealth
Judie Rossiter
le Davie Aid
Harry Fox
Anur Aner
George Mavier
Rowniter
Aguines Fox
Funeral for Private Cassidy Tomorrow in City
Funeral services are planned tomorrow for Private Michael J Cassidy who was killed in action while serving with the American forces. The arrival is expected in the city this afternoon. Mass will be at St Thomas, followed by burial at St Elizabeth Cemetery. Members of the American Legion post will attend in a body.
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Michael J) Ciwidy
Vermai
Otober
St Thomas Hireh
Tomor
St. Elizabethe
A. W Themipio
True Bones Again Mt Trenus at Preyter Dan Gym
In a second of a series, True Bones defeat Andert flow to avenge a prior loss. The game at the Preyter dan gym featured Mt Trenus and the WL Church side edging toward the trailing opponent in a tense contest.
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Mt Trenus
Biles Ware
Conti
Resumed Belfast Streets Note Sealed Parliamentary Action
Fragmentary OCR text references Belfast streets and parliamentary action with unclear details. The readable words hint at a political or planning context, but no coherent events, dates, or identifiable individuals are extractable for a complete summary.
Stuart Slated for Senate Seat
Governor Sproul plans to appoint Edwin Stuart as United States Senator, with the announcement expected from Harrisburg capital. The appointment would place Stuart to succeed Senator William J. Rawls, while speculation tied the move to a Sunday- or Saturday-approach and noted the governor’s anticipated Saturday visit to Mercy Hospital.
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Yam Pnarring
Gove Perioe Sproul
Edwin
Stuart
United States
Davis
William J
Mercy Maspital
Roye Bn. Prooge
Wucciskor
Bproul
British oppose bringing up 21 demands at arms talks
United Press reports in Washington that Britain resists reopening Japan's Twenty One Demands as China shifts toward a republic. The British spokesman says actions should address present conditions, not relive past imperial policies, focusing on practical solutions for China's transition.
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United Press
Washington
Japan
China
Hi Tory
Qaid
Conferce
Lia Republic
City Clerk Porter Sets Hours in New Municipal Building
Porter announces regular office hours in the new Municipal Building from 9 am to 6 pm daily and 7 to 8 pm evenings. Citizens may seek information on city affairs and await assistance from the City Clerk, who handles matters including automobile, dog, hunting and fishing licenses, with aldermen present for oversight.
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Porter
Nie
Rive
Oil City Trust Co in Class by Itself
The Oil City Trust Co shows a strong report with capital and surplus near $2,000,000 and total resources well above. The trust department holds significant deposits and the institution is noted as financially robust in the Oil City Derrick report.
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OIL City Trust CO
Oil City Trust
Dave
Unisssi
Itel
Pew
Olt
Trust Department
Nn Impor
Boxer George Blins Dies After Amateur Bout in Wilkes Barre
In Wilkes Barre a 24 year old boxer named George Blins died from heart injury after an amateur exhibition in a theater. He was transported to City Hospital where doctors began postmortem steps as missing details are finalized. A full police report will follow after the postmortem examination.
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United Prov
Wilkes Barre
Jan
George Blins
Wospital
Redmi
Oolice Uitil
Opening Major League Games Announced
The Associated press reports openings for the 194? Major League season with a first game set for April 12 between Boston and Philadelphia. Details remain tentative as schedules unfold and teams prepare for the campaign.
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iBy United
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Broek
Second Annual Auto Show Planned for February
The Perry Auto Dealers Association will host the second annual automobile show in February at Brooks garage on Ulintom street. Frank Rueder directs with vaudeville acts, a nine piece orchestra, and a larger exhibit than last year. Expect cars from local dealers, a broad advertising push, and a 25 cent admission with extensive regional attendance anticipated.
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Larrys
Yall
Perry Aurmobile Dealers’ Association
Ayiet
Frank Rueder
Brooks
Ulintom Street
Eris
Sarre
Jearby
Unknown Hitch Halts Wedding of Packer's Son
The wedding of John R. Cudahy and Siew Louise Chenier Francis is halted near the altar. Neither groom nor bride-to-be can be located, with mutual friends stating they went in opposite directions before the ceremony. The announcement came from Mrs. Francis at Santa Monica, while inquiries into the couple’s whereabouts continue.
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United Press
Los Angeles
John R. Cudahy
Siew Louise Chenier
Francis
Cudahy
John Cudahy
Chicago
Mine Frinii
Arthur G. Francis
Louis
Sante Monica
Chidlatiye
Ted Aby
Nother
Brings Court Action Against Corry Men
Thomas B. Juniildnon of Pennsylvania brings a case against John hubba Rob Welln and S Reid Lyons of Beaverton alleging involvement with an old mutual fire insurance company. Preliminary hearing set before Alderman Ponte on Tuesday 12th as strong legal tension rises.
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Thomas B. Juniildnon
Inkur Ahee
Pennsylvania
John §Hubba
Rob Welln
Sity
S Reid Lyons
Beaverton
Fire Insuraines Company
Corry
Old Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Ponte
Egal
Dry laws in Pennsylvania to be discussed, enforcement urged
A Philadelphia report states U S Attorney urged state and district attorneys to enforce prohibition in Pennsylvania. He indicates federal and state cooperation to enforce dry laws, citing official approval and ongoing discussions among authorities.
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Pennsylvania
Ener
Pusherty
Unite
Gebiral Alter
Dmelerty
Cuvier | Jror
Adopt Lloyd George plan to aid Europe
United Press report from Vannes and Munich notes Lloyd George proposing international economic action to stabilize Europe. Supreme Council accepts principle for a conference inviting Allied nations and former enemy states. Russia may join if conditions met. George argues peace requires engaging all established governments and balancing postwar recovery.
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Lloyd George
Europe
United Press
Vannes
Jan
United States
Allied Supreme Compeil
Art International Weonomie
Carnes
Janu
Supreme Council
Prem
Germany
Loyd George
England
Russia
Mantrul Kausopesnst
Cmt
George
OLE ROUTS CAFES Rounds Youngstown Closures
In Youngstown, about five cafes faced renewal refusals and were ordered to close by midnight Saturday. Mayor Otes hinted that other cities may also be denied financiae.
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Youngstown
Otes
Marquis Okuma Dies Former Japanese Premier Sainted Statesman
United Press reports Marquis Shigenobu Okuma, longtime premier and foreign minister of Japan, died at Torio after a long illness. A key figure since the Restoration, Okuma helped shape policy through the era of the twenty one demands and the Genro elder statesmen, leaving a lasting influence on Japanese politics.
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United Press
Torio
Jun
Marquis Shigenobu Okuma
Japan
Okuma
Marquis Okuma
Jaeapan
China
Temochi Alta
Churin
Okume
Opie Charged With Shooting Man in Argonne
In Brockton, Opie is charged after a shooting of a man identified as a veteran who served in France. The case references military service and wartime honors as part of the background and timeline, with officials noting the incident occurred earlier this year.
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Opie
Argonne
United Press
Brockton
Jan f—Chase Calling
France
Furst
2Th
Senator Wateoo
Georgia
Major Pinle
Saunton
Fife
Wander
Qereber
Jealousy blamed in remote man’s death and note left
Vehey Ludo a timer resident of Dittedieid reportedly killed himself after a jealous quarrel with Lightner. A letter to his brother H B Lightner details debts and property, while Mrs McCullough testifies Lightner’s jealousy toward her. Police traced Lightner, who had a wife and six children, and the body was moved to the Huey Ekin parlor as investigators plan a trial for the brother based on Dexter Street notices.
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Jamestown
Penny Lignin
le Wallough
Nate Sid
Eophrye Company
Lightner
H. B. Lightner
Bradford
J Cox
Warren
McCullough
Plort
Clymer
Fer
Howse
Ocuiban
Wneile
Bergen
Rover
Heder
Linkolie
Ody Baye
Favor Early Action on Soldier Bonus
A Washington group of congressional leaders gathered at the White House Saturday night to draft an legislation under President Harding. The meeting, attended by Senators Curtis and Watson and others, aimed for prompt action on the soldier bonus measure but cautioned against delays. The President also urged swift action on the foreign debt issue.
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Washington
Tan
Harding
Judge
Curtis
Watson
Yarding
Philadelphia man killed by Mexican bandits in Mexico City area
A Philadelphia born American citizen, V Costello, was reported killed and mutilated by bandits near Mexico City. The incident occurred Wednesday near the capital, with partner James PelTey allegedly assaulted. The Ameneatl embassy staff noted action in the matter.
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United Press
Mexico
Jan
James Pel- Tey
Moxie
Ameneatl
S. Plac
New Naval Treaty Completed by Major Powers
United Press reports a new naval treaty binding major powers to limits on battleship tonnage and submarine warfare. The accord, likely to be signed next week, envisions scrapping 68 battleships and sets ratios for the United States Great Britain Japan France and Italy. Provisions cover replacement methods and piracy penalties for submarine commanders, with a conference to address possible war threats and political developments.
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United Preas
Washington
Otter
Victori
Day
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Break Nears in Sino Japanese Rail Dispute
United Press report from Washington indicates rejection of terms for the purchase of the Shantung Railway amid early mediation attempts. Officials aim to prevent open conflict as key issues in the Shantung question center on the railway proposal.
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United Press
Washington
Tan
Life Aero
Ui Mina
Ile Kino Choy
al Ate Huhes
Shantung Westion
Bohemian Club Five Faces Keystones Tonight
Bohemian Club, a top Erie City league team, meets the Keystones in tonight’s action as Revs Stones chase a late season victory. Strong play by Whe Street Clewnery at Erie last night boosted the club’s momentum against Brie dives, while Usion City suffered a heavy loss to the county five. Keystones seek to regain form after a disastrous outing, hoping to upset the Bohemians and keep rival hopes alive.
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Revs Stones
Vintore
Adi
Vitory
Erie
Brie
Usuon City
Countypreat
Negro Slayer Terrorizes Harlem as Detectives Fall
New York police pursue a Black noted as the so called Negro killer, blamed for fatally shooting two white detectives and another man within half an hour. The suspect, sought as Linther Hoddy, rumored Harlem terror, known to be a "cop fighter" with a reputation for sudden death.
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United Press
New York
Keeling
Linther Hloddy
Harlem
Alor
Claims Opie Fired at HM but Missed
Fragmentary dispatch from United Press reports unclear events alleging Opie fired at HM but missed. Names Garland Collett Watson are referenced with references to Georgia Senator, Major Tas Opin, and armor units. details are garbled, dates and places unreadable.
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Opie
United
Washington
Garland
D. Collett
Texas
Watson
Georgia
Tas Opin
Siguntan Vai
Ohare
Gordon
Hiulndes
Phllytt
Elink Pie
Knights of Columbus planning new home in Corry
Announced last evening that the Knights of Columbus council will name a committee to begin preliminary steps toward building a new hall. Funds will be raised, membership applications are being considered, and plans call for a modern, well equipped club space. The council reported steady growth and expects a charter soon. An annual dance was announced for February 27 with committees at work on arrangements. The entertainment program featured wrestling bouts and boxing exhibition headlined by Morley versus Woodring.
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Corry Varnell
Bnights of Columbus
Corre Knights
Knights of Columbus
Ennough
Limon
Jonyuneil
Autiaal Bain
Vebrijary
Vraud
Tayo
Henry Boudreau
Francis Duke
George Mulderick
James Sullivan
Sam
Sullivan
Mulderick
Jack Morley
Art Womlige
Hnd
Pinsinge Woodring
Morley
Frick's Union Arcade Sold to Union Mouse Company
The Frick estate sold the Union Arcade in Pittsburgh for 5 million dollars to the Union Mouse Company. The Union Trust Company plans to install 20,000 boxes and vaults in the building, which Frick built as a landmark city block noted for Flemish Gothic style.
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United Pléas
Pittsburgh
Union
Henry J. Brink
Frick
Union Mouse Company
Union Trust Company
Blanc 6
Nomand Es
Prick
Americas
Cashier Missing With Large Funds From St Louis Bank
A cashier is missing with over 250000 dollars in funds at a St Louis bank. Examiners closed the bank as investigators review the shortage and the cashier’s conduct. Board member Major of the elections committee provided a statement.
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United Press
ST Louis
Jon
Arthur C. Meinier
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