Fire destroys Clymer home and harms family
A chimney defect caused a devastating fire at the Damcott residence on Groves Street in Clymer. Neighbors rallied to aid as the wooden structure burned, with one death and several injuries reported during the blaze. Authorities investigate cause while warning of dangerous conditions from high winds.
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Alfred Damtott
Alfred Damcott
Clymer
Fauier
Sera
Ohio
Sehielt
Great Britain Recognizes Soviet Russia Move Expected Soon
British government planned to recognize Soviet Russia once in office. Cabinet officers predicted to confirm, with diplomacy aimed at expanding friendly ties and reestablishing formal relations amid ongoing European shifts.
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Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Municipal Club To Elect Officers This Tuesday
A meeting notice calls for the Municipal Club election of officers for the coming year on Tuesday January 9. Current officers listed include President John Hf Brooke, Vice President Ifemmoid, Secretary and Treasurer Jathen P. Crown, and trustees CB Porton and Louis Bears. A luncheon will follow the annual meeting with members in attendance.
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Indeers
Sleotiel and
Cher
Juhi Hf
Vroxs
Wallace
Ty. Ifemmoid
Jathen P. Crown
Porton
Louis Bears
H- Mahle
VW. Graham
Fifty Die From Cold Wave Sweeps U S Midwest
United Press reports a severe cold wave in the central and southern United States over the past sixty hours. Dozens died from exposure and related hazards while many were hospitalized or burned during attempts to escape dangerous conditions.
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United Press
Fiffyegtraonk
Middle West
Wnd
New Council Organizes This Evening In City Hall
Newly elected council members plan to organize for the coming year at tonight's regular meeting in the Municipal building. Mayor Alexander's administration and the city officers will report on the year's work, with annual police health officer and chief reports due. The 1024 improvement program discussion is expected to be a key item.
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Alexander
Incuth Dooy
Shangs
Novelist Blamed in Domestic Dispute in Connecticut
Madison Connecticut January 7 Nina Wilcox Putnum was accused of persuading her husband to run away with another man and a famed novelist of note was said to have practically kidnapped Hassett from his home and infant. Mrs Hisworthy Basset gave a sharp interview to the Central Press alleging the novelist’s involvement in the abduction.
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Dane
Madison
Conn
Nina Wilcox Putnun
Hisworthy Basset
Cinteel Pyens
Lar Noelint
Lodge on Russia Recognition Sparks Senate Speech
Senator Lodge, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, warned that recognizing Russia would expose the United States to a pestilence of Communist propaganda in a 15,000 word speech to the Senate. He contended the administration opposes recognition for this reason.
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United Press
Washington
Russia
United States
Senator Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Senator Watson Withdraws From Presidential Race
Senator Watson Tidiana was expected to inform the Republican national convention of his withdrawal from the presidential race. He was due to see President Coolidge at 9 p.m. with the announcement anticipated to follow. Also noted, Mrs Eilen York hosted Mise Martha Ridgway as an over Binley guest at Jamestown.
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Uniwarrose
Washington
Watson
Tidiana
al J
Watton
Coolidge
Mise
Martha Ridgway
Eilen York
Jamestown
Murray
Eran Ward
Findall
Pyle
Pear Gould
Sturray
Rome
Snd
de Giette
Alinealied
Martin Jane
Newly Elected Constables Sworn In Across City Wards
A chaotic bulletin reports sworn-in constables for West, Second, Third, and Fourth Wards with Joht Passson, Charles Greening, Alex Koestnet, and Fred Wheelock among the new appointees. Swearing-in occurred at Erie this morning amid public interest in liquor and other laws enforcement.
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John Paulson
Fred Wheelock
Charles Greening
Alex Koestner
Juht Passson
Charles Greesing
Alex Koestnet
Feed Wheelock
Erie
Constabie
Parihon Nyhoeadh Heath
Kesse
Lys Holmes
Strt Ku
Ill Venizelos Forced to Quit Greek Office Again
June dispatch reports Ill health forcing Eleutherios Venizelos to resign as Greek leader. A meeting of democrats urged another liberal to head the cabinet. Venizelos vowed to step down, with others proposing dissolution unless he could be persuaded to stay.
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Venizelos
Otha Choles
Aml
Atadde
Expresien
Liquor Warehouse Raids Seize Items in County
Hints of liquor seized in recent raids here. Authorities monitored an East Fifth Street warehouse linked to Conrad trewery in the county. The operation targeted an illicit liquor storage site described as secret and unlawfully maintained.
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Brie Whitby Tmieves
Gary
Conrad Trewery
East Fifth Street
Missing ship found off Cape Henry in Norfolk
Norfolk January 7 news reports the battleship Louisiana has been located 70 miles off Cape Henry. A dispatch notes the discovery while a separate item announces the Historical Circle meeting tomorrow at 2 PM at the Library building, urging all members to attend.
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Iby Wauwer
Eremay
Norfolk
Louisiana
Cape Henry
Waltt
Robins Gets State Prothonotary Nomination
Harrisburg report notes Thomas Robins of Philadelphia a prominent lawyer and financier won a Supreme Court Prothonotary appointment. The nomination drew attention to Republican figures including WV Harry Baker and Ellenarti, with party leaders weighing candidates amid the state election cycle.
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Tarrisburg
Gove Prine Stone
Thomas Robins
Philadephia Hatsman
Supreme Court
Bencase
Andidates
Harry Baker
Republican
Misé Ellenarti
State Committee
Yran
the Livermore
Esspigny Ies
Meeting on January fifteenth for Columbus Dam project
A garbled notice outlines a January fifteenth meeting about the Columbus Dam project. It mentions a pavement issue, legal counsel, and city offices. Details are obscured but indicate a public hearing or planning session with officials and residents.
G A R and W R C Install Their New Officers
Local GAR and WRC posts held installation of new officers in the post room, with a ceremony naming commandants, officers, and treasurers. The event included a light reception and speeches, followed by year-start remarks and post activities.
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Andrew Port Nu
Austhiry
Easton
Delongeommanter
AIA
Rony
Goimales
G W Peterson
Penna
Bartle
Cmss
Raley Chins
Atunelhit
Ujyurike
Ida Barton
Péicu Tayasurer
Morsit
Sabeat
Seo
Flores Paiaans
Haplaltl
Licinda
Imiver Pondyceas
Wandie Rois Girard
Alberta Hittin
Pat Lint
Linn Cooley
Press Coeree
Pondint
Toerapwer
Mieicion
May Mitel
Alre
Would Ban Oil Leases
United Press reports Senate resolutions introduced today by Senator Car away of Arkansas aim to invalidate leases of naval oil reserves to Sinclair and Tiheny et al interests. The move seeks to block certain oil leases amid Democratic opposition and ongoing policy disputes.
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United Pres
Washington
Jan
Sinclair and
Tiheny Etl
Senate
Caraway
Arkinsie
Jury Deadlock Hinders Trial in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia jury failed to reach a verdict in the case of Catherine Mills, 89, charged with the murder of Ditty Kabernagle, 8, after prolonged deliberations at Sorolock Court. The presiding judge urged continued deliberations as the panel split on key issues, while Wilkes Navy, a local witness, testified about the shooting.
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United
Philadelphia
Tan
Catherine Milles
Kadernagle
Wilkes Navie
Pa Weman
Deceased Well Known in Corry
Obituary notice for Mrs. Wallahin of Begeton New York who died of pneumonia after a long illness. Survived by husband and two children George Wallahin and Nellie Juhiway. Funeral details list services at 2 40 pitlock and burnl, with pallbearers and local conduct.
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Datos Waltahen
N.Y
Wok Jabers
Norrusband
George Wallahin
Dughter
Nellie Juhiway
Bretton
Hammpal
Mra
Wallapyen
de Laty Tame
Major Dock Fire Near London Rages At Poplar
A massive blaze erupts at the near London Poplar docks with officials reporting the largest fire in fifty years. Fire crews respond as authorities warn onlookers to stay clear of the area and traffic disruptions unfold around the scene.
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London
Jan
Poplar
Warship Adrift With Seven Aboard Off Norfolk
A U S Navy and Coast Guard search for a battleship with seven crew aboard after it broke loose near Cape May and Norfolk. Operations moved through the night with cutters Maine and Musconetcong aiding, while the Louisiana drifted under light wind. by late yesterday the Louisiana was free and communications indicated a partial separation of tow lines.
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Washington
Tun
Delaware
Louland
Navy
Coast Guard
Cuutter
Navy Department
Hampton Roads
Maina
Muscoutin
Cape Mayo
Norfolk
Louisiana
Sindie
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IMEET
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W.R.C
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