Pleas That Families Be Sent Back
Pleas from New York advocate groups urge government action to reunite deported women and children with their husbands and families in a plea for immediate suspension of deportations. Speaker Mrs Todd and associates describe families torn from homes and warn of death and hardship without timely repatriation.
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United Prova
Warhingdon
Wiver
Chilidren
Mig Holos
Todd
Ghalinat
American Woman's
Ming Pada
Hans
Rumsling
Corea
Squinun
Thors
AL Jhanid
Batojn
Palmer Called Before Senate Committee
United Press reports Attorney General Palmer testified before the Senate Agricultural Committee today. He faced questions about dealings with meat packers and promises to curb practices other than meat purchases. The hearing also touched on Palmer's viability as a Democratic presidential candidate and the political implications of the inquiry.
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United Press
Washtingdon
Qfmn
Palmer
Vélore
Toy
Addo
Noel Intorbat
Draft evader captured in Philadelphia amid confusion
A draft evader was arrested at a Philadelphia residence today, reportedly by a deputy sheriff and local marshal. The suspect, described as a man in his thirties, was detained after officers intervened at a mother’s home in an apartment building. A revolver was reportedly recovered during the arrest from a person identified as Hergdolt, with details about accomplices unclear in the report.
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Onladeupeia
Tan
Grover Hlovulanil Borgdol
Alfoged Poaleatt Avaaor
Toto
Obayge
Altlos
Delyer
Seek Jury in Murder Case Faces Large Turnout
In Anowinwood Texas a large pool of 120 potential jurors was whittled down as 100 awaited questioning to determine suitability for the murder trial of Col. Mo G Butler charged with killing Hobart Meertein and his wife during a July 20 incident.
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Anowinwood
Tex
Jan
Col
Mo G) Butler
Iit
Gwun
NIM
Thousands homeless in Mexico after devastating quake
Thousands in Mexico City and surrounding areas plummet into homelessness after a powerful earthquake. The War Department reports hundreds killed or missing, with floods adding to misery as authorities address ruined housing and looming starvation risk. Foreign observers note widespread property damage and displacement across Valejos region.
Was December the coldest in fifty years in 1929
The article reports December 1929 as exceptionally cold with a mean temperature of 38 degrees, the lowest since 1876 and 1800 in records. It notes a cold wave from the 14th to 20th, heavy frost, snow or rain days, and a sharply below normal monthly precipitation and sunshine.
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David Cultrortron
Shin Filer
Lesan
LM Incheon
Orion
Howe
Glondinossay
Return from Porto Rico trip home
Mr and Mrs B A Loveland returned from a three week holiday with their daughter in San Juan Porto Rico. They travelled from New York arriving in New York on Monday after a four day voyage. The couple reported the trip pleasant and uneventful and Miss Loveland remained cheerful and engaged in her work.
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Ry. B.A
San Juan
Porto Rico
New York
Maito
Christan
Waril
bin Jaan
Loveland Heppy
Weather Outlook: Rain Likely Tonight and Thursday
A local weather forecast indicates a good chance of rain tonight and on Thursday. Expect light to moderate showers with possible brief, cooler periods. Temperatures will be mild, with humidity and the chance of late-day showers.
City Fire Losses For Year 1919 Report
Fire Chief Andrew F. aon presents a 1919 annual fire loss report totaling $117,460 in city damages. The document lists causes including overheated hollows, railway sparks, and findings from inspections, noting hours of service and area by ward with multiple incidents described.
Explosion damages Uniontown factory in January report
A January explosion at the Dipyant Powder Company plant in Uniontown caused property damage estimated at 10 000 dollars. One worker was injured and several persons were reportedly thrown from their locations by the blast, with shattered windows and debris observed across the site.
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Uniontown
He Pateehanen Works
Je Dipyant Powder Company
Aldo
Seridud Toms
Ten Injured In Louisville Train Wreck
United Press reports ten people were injured when a Louisville train derailed after striking a broken rail at night. Several cars toppled over an embankment, with two passengers severely shaken and hospitalized.
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Louisville
Lisy United Press
Louisvilleh
Trovinville
Local Young Men Enlist in Marine Corps
Local youths Joseph Macarthy Tonoph Tiley Yon ald Williams and Tivo Nash joined the Marine Corps for a two year term. The Masonie club members will meet tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock to attend the funeral of Dr. O. Al Phelps. services set for Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Marine Corps
Joseph Macarthy
Tonoph Tiley
Yonald Williams
Tivo Nash
Fina Vxdmiantlo
Horn
The
Mariner
Perla Ried
Oldiock
Phelps
Mexican Situation Critical Deepens in US Mexico Ties
United Press dispatch reports Gabriel Porat an American employed by Ho Penn Mex company was shot and killed December 21 by a Mexican federal army officer. The State Department said a full report is pending as U.S.-Mexico relations approach a potential breakdown.
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United Prom
Washington
Gabriel Porat
Ho Penn Mex ‘Company
State Department
Installation of Officers of K O P at Corry Undge
Officers of the Knights of Pythias were installed at Corry Lodge 470 at the home of the Local Lodge in Blest Avenue. Deputy Grand Chancellor Roosbacher presided, installing Claude Bek Prelate and others, with two candidates receiving the Judge rank. The lodge rooms were described as redecorated with modern conveniences and new furnishings across the first and second floors.
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Corry
Pythia
Yocal Iidge
Roosbacher
Claude Bek
Chanley Doyo
Charles Taman
G. Glen Gates
Trustees Meet Here at Episcopal Board Session
Trustees of the Episcopal diocese of Erie met yesterday at the Phonic hotel Byron with board members from Erie Sharon, Titusville, Greenville and Kane. General business was transacted as officers discussed pro viding and hygiene matters for the diocese.
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Eri
Phonic Hotel
Asnion
Roy
Steamer Lexington Refloated After Sinking Incident
In Larchmont New York on January 7 the steamer Lexington, which ran aground earlier, was refloated by tug and line and towed toward the harbor for assessment of damage. The crew remained safe and the vessel was stabilized for further inspection.
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Larchmont, N
Lexington
Amkoro
Proclamation in Memory of Dr. Photym For Mayor
A proclamation from Mayor O. L. Alexander requests all stores and shops in the city to close tomorrow from 3:80 to 5.00 during the funeral service for Dr. Photym, a longtime physician and former city leader. The order designates a period of mourning and attendance at services.
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Tor
Frvice
Astor O'Clos
O. L. Allexander
Plans for Organization of Company A Involves Recruiting Drive
A board appointed committer will meet tomorrow evening in Board of Commerce rooms to plan the organization of Company A and a history of the unit to date. Officers report slow progress in recruiting while posters and advertising teams are set to aid enlistment efforts.
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Board of Commerce
Rho
Plana
Company A
Corry
Wivelock
Entixtmenta
Social notes on local clubs and meetings in rough draft
A stream of social notices lists upcoming meetings and events from various organizations in the valley. Details include host homes on Franklin Street and Fifth Avenue, speakers, dinners, Sunday School entertainments, and officer elections.
Municipal Club Incorporates Elects Officers
The Municipal Club elects officers and reports completion of incorporation steps and chapter formation. Ninety six members attended the evening session, hailed as a record dinner, with Harry Aur chosen president for the year and other officers listed. The meeting signaled strong club growth and extended plans for headquarters and future programs.
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Charles Kroman
Hth
Harry Aur
Vies Préalitht
Glen Byagleat
Ani Dronouter
Fumney I
Brownsirectors
Fy M
Raymond
Murrow
Frank Birdie
Mount
Roperly
Fil Burlay
Ad Teamnuter
Aktion-Appenra
Suembora
Call On Banks For Statement Of Condition
A swirl of local notices and club activities includes a United Press report on banks calling for a statement of condition of all national banks. Also listed are meetings at Mrs Archie Wilcox home and various social gatherings with domestic events and parliamentary lessons noted, plus a mock wedding and birthday tribute.
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BANKS
United Press
Washington
Martin Rourke
West Waynsafront
Fines Report From Police Chief for Year Ending 1919
The city report from Police Chief H H A Frank notes total fines collected by the department for the year ending November 30 1919 amounting to 913 dollars and 45 cents. It lists counts of arrests for drunkenness disorderly conduct resisting officers and related offenses and details on hearings and duties for the next year under Mayor L Alexander and City Council.
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Mtevp
Ty Hon
L. Alexandr
Corry
Joe Dogurta
Oly
Cohen Eee
Olly
Miller Overcome by Engine Fumes at Mill Basement
An explosion of exhaust gases in the basement of a First Avenue mill trapped engineer Glen Miller. He was carried out by coworker William and rushed to the home of Dr Kabler after doctors arrived. Miller was in critical condition but showed signs of recovery as he left the plant.
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Ufficera
LE. Young
G. J. Barlow Wan
Olrole
Glen Miller
Gan
Wmciao
First Avenue
Williams
Kabler
Mio
Miller
John D Wells to Address Warrenites Rotary Dinner
John D Wells of Buffalo will headline an informal dinner Thursday at the Conewango club, hosted by the Warren Rotary Club in honor of the Jumoitown Rotary and its members. The women of Warren club members will also attend. The article notes the arrival of Patrick Riley’s body by train from Goalton W. Way and a funeral service at St Thomas Church.
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D. Wally
Buffalo
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Conewango Alub
Joshl Rotary Clit
Hole
Warren Chit
Patrick Riley
Goalton W. Way
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