Clayton Block Fire Destroys Town’s Main Block
A basement fire on Main Street in Union City destroyed the Clayton Block and damaged adjacent properties. Firefighters battled flames for hours, later gaining control around noon as losses mounted to about 75,000 dollars, with the Clayton block alone assessed at 25,000. The origin remained undetermined, though suspected to stem from a reclining parlor area.
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Clayton Block
Corry
Eric
Cotetun Hose Company
Union
PhD Redman
Todge
Coleman Wose
Clarks
Journal
Union City
Main Street
Patira
Gooren A
Merk
Clark
Anil
Iflone
Dlilzick
Total
Uyeler
Fins Ubiet Multi
Coleman
Hunter
Ant Ladder Company
Crnemon
Hothames
Xaly
Bre
Parry
Trill
Waterford
Aves
Amuke
Fine Department
Tilde
Gates Brothers Qd
Masonic Club
Amor
Merle S Clap
Ventla
Chiyton Wlovic
Shorty
Mullin
Clebert Curtis
Dinner Meetings for Studebaker Sales Force
Merrick, head of the Studebaker agency, announced monthly dinners for the sales force and staff across the territory at Riverside section of Fria Pruwtord and Warren. The plan includes a training focus with a new Standard Studebaker parts package and enhanced dealer support as the company aims for record sales in Tennessee and beyond.
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Bluebird
Merrick
Fria Pruwtord
Warren Snuleityes
Studkeberkor
Mirrich Te
el Tie Developments
Laat Light
Toutsseviée
Yeas
P Noat Melons Hadi
Aesur Iit Ur Pury Tat
Gfaarvick Fa Studes
Unker
My Merrick Plang
Argents
Tex
Greece Moves to Fortify Forces in Thrace War Posture
United Press dispatch from Athens reports Revolutionary government leader Gonitas stating Greece strengthens military forces in Thrace and vows to counter any possibilities while awaiting a potential peace sign. He notes readiness as contingencies unfold and economic costs rise amid regional tensions.
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United Pras Athens
Jim O—Greere Ie
Thrace
Ral Gonitas
Unite Press
Gonatae
Enid I
Seal-Health bond drive totals reach 522 dollars
A partial report by Mrs. George S. Peck shows seal health fund campaigns raising 922 dollars in Chrishring area. The broader effort aims for two thousand in health bonds with school and ward contributions listed, including Corry High School and Washington School totals.
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Geo. S. Peck
Seal Drive
George S. Peck
Felath Fonds
Christman Seals
Gerry
Kinewich
Handy
If Cronin
Professional Inn
Corry High
Mo L. Brown
Hatch
Main Street
McGillough
Pulrview
Arthure Folegrove
Nia Guy FR
Saxton
E Hawkins
Nic’s
Olin Bracken
Raleigh garage fire claims three lives
Three persons perished in a Raleigh garage fire that destroyed a home sheltering a family. Mrs Simpkine, her four year old Tony and Caroling Til, all died in the blaze while J. C. Beth, a fireman, was seriously hurt attempting a rescue as a gasoline explosion occurred near the Harling garage. The loss was estimated at $1500.
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Psy United Press
Raleigh
Simpkine
Tony
Caroling
J.C. Beth
Harhing
New Trial Sought in Brunen Slaying Case
Henderson Ky Jan 6 United Press New trial motion for Larry Motte in Brunen murder case to be heard by Supreme Court in Mt Holly on Tuesday. Prosecutor claims verdict against Motte contradicted evidence. Charles Powell testified Motte induced death. Doris Brunen testified as widow of the murdered man and is part of the defense. Police say Nasstiplated wife and a friend, Gibson, were arrested and linked to the murder.
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Eamden
Larry Motte
Charles Vowell
ETON
Eet Toho” Bruny
Supreme
Justin Kalish
Mt Holly
West
Walter Keown
Mohr
Sait
Pawel Keawn Ras
Charles M. Powell
Mina
Doris Brunen
Marie
Wip
Gog Noifsiemers
Southland Coal Company
Wilery
Sergie Iin
Siinger
Oitle Gibson
Qpollce
Max
Gibson
Owensboro
Ny United Praig Henderson
Municipal Club Elect Officers Assembly
The annual election of officers for the Municipal Club will be held on January 1. Members are asked to meet in the upstairs hall where a buffet luncheon and refreshments will follow the business session.
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Agani
Refusal to Pay Fines Leads to Jail Threats for Two Women
Mrs Agia Skrovede and Anna Bert skieg allejeed parishpinta faced jail or a $10 fine after failing to pay fines for a fracas between two families in Jon Sprigstree. Alderman Gsoige and Alderman W Ed Marsh presided as charges were withdrawn, and the two women had not yet paid fines, while the other party was freed.
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Agia Skrovede
Anna Bertskieg
Jon Sprigstreee
Omrvinne
Gsoige
Gidion
Hiei
Shroyerki
Joe Sinks
Garcons
W. Ed Marsh
Fendants
Beldre
U S Proposal Angers France In Paris Dispatches
Paris reports a U S proposal displeasing to France and an anxious note on diplomatic exchanges. The dispatch cites officials awaiting further guidance amid rumors of new assurances and stalled talks.
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U.S
France
Cove Is Besieged By Pilgrims
United Pro reports crowds surround Emile Cove in New York seeking health cures and self improvement through the Day by Day method. He says he can only deliver public demonstrations due to demand. Doctors prepare to witness tests of his auto-suggester theory and its claimed effects on belief and behavior.
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United Pro
New York
Jon
Jewlh
Emile Cove
Poelunion
Ngrewoed
Pennnsylvania
Ous
Oliver S. Lyford
Englewood
Elon
Pope
White House Says Incendiary Suspect Is Easy Victim
Washington dispatch reports President Harding’s adviser said a suspected incendiary is an easy victim in the House inquiry. The committee, after initial testimony, proposed a $25,000 bond as a safeguard. The story, derived from fragmented lines, notes ongoing debate in the investigative hearings.
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Washington
White Haven
Seleritt
Snunion
House Agropobting Committee
Seheritt
Fiewe
Pathologists Describe Gruesome Crime Details
Pathologists testified at a Bastrop court hearing about a brutal August murder case. They described severed limbs, crushed bodies, and remains dismembered with a crude device. The reports note extensive bone damage and tissues, with bodies disposed in a Lake La Fourche area.
Corry Man Recovers From Razor Slash Injury
A Corry man, 87, reportedly slashed his throat in a self inflicted act at Olen hospital. He remained unconscious briefly, then regained consciousness and was moved to Olen hospital for stitches and care. Rapid improvement followed as doctors monitored recovery and expected further progress.
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Hohiy Moraine
Dominute
Port Allegany
Ile Hospital
Pengay Ania
Pengay Ania: Failforlain Af Olen
Entertain of
King Momus Honored at Philadelphia Parade
Belated but grand celebration for King Momus as Philadelphia hosts the Twelve thousand mummies parade along Broad Street. A 130 foot cape and 100 performers in pearl costumes led the spectacle, with prizes totaling about $10,000 awarded to display clubs.
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United Freas
Philadelphia
Momus
Mmrdi
Aris
Minister Will Occupy Pulpit For Special Messages
Marla I Anderson of Philadelphia will deliver a morning sermon at the First Presbyterian Church, addressing the Sunday school youths, followed by a 6:30 p.m. lecture on a topic inviting all. The notice invites all parishioners and neighbors to attend the services.
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Philadelphia
Marla I
Anderson
Congress Today Debates Oil and Wheat Bills
The House debates an appropriation bill and a public lands committee discussion on Red River Oklahoma oil policy and wheat stabilization. The Senate discusses ship subsidies and related measures, reflecting ongoing agricultural and energy policy tensions.
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Congress
HOUSE
Red River
Oklahoma
Agricultural Committee
Senate
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