Climax in Bryan Wilson situation expected tonight
A dramatic development in the Bryan Wilson scenario unfolds as Wilson's position in the Democratic fight nears a climax. Bryan arrives in Washington to address Jackson Day in support of the party unity effort while the National Committee debates convention plans and platform details.
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Bryan
Wilson
Democratic National Committee
United Provo
Washington
Milinfely
Wilyon
Leek Wien
Dentoy
Semytora
Monte
Wshington
Meiias Crate
Dvcite
Tne
Ryan
Cone Abe Snam
Aedi Ng Tian
Wilhony
Wilhou
Montagy
Gas Conservation Conference at Washington
Fragmented notice reports a gas conservation conference to be held in Washington on January 16 with attendees from Ohio Virginia and West Virginia. The senior official lists attendees and notes preparatory meetings plus Auxiliary meetings and weather outlook for the area with colder conditions expected.
Soviet Ark Off England Ship Succeeds In Route
Reports from London and Washington discuss the Soviet ark Buford and its voyage toward England. Dispatches suggest the vessel arrived offshore and dock plans appeared uncertain amid diplomatic signals.
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England
New Lodge of Rebekahs Institute Ceremony Brightens Greenville
A Greenville ceremony marked the initiation of members into the New Lodge of Rebekahs Institute. Noble Grand presided as 98 members joined in a formal initiatory work with a notable turnout and a benediction banquet following the event.
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NEW Lodge OF
Rebekahs Institute
Columbia
Allo Johnson
Greenvilley
Bavrian
Prinklin
Norved
County trims dog license fees for half year
County treasurer Davia announced reduced dog license rates effective for the remainder of 1920. Male dogs are 41 and female dogs 2, with nearly 800 licenses already issued. those failing to pay by January 15 face prosecution by the State department.
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Davia
Tio County
Davin
Odanley Anse
Lancaster Honors Memory Mayor Trout
Lancaster held funeral services this afternoon for Mayor Trout after a brief halt in business at 2 o clock. Crowds viewed the casket at the state hospital chapel as officers and townspeople joined in the tribute to the late leader.
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Lancaster
Trout
Danoastrm
Favry
Mexican quake toll tops three thousand dead
Mexico Cody January seven reports say the quake disaster has left about three thousand dead with the majority of casualties from Munlate near Vora Cre. Officials note widespread destruction as rescue efforts continue and authorities warn of potential aftershocks.
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Mexico
Cody
Saywnitay
Munlate
Murti Law
Bandita
Institute Program Promised at Murcalbon Hall Next Wednesday
The Institute presents a Wednesday program on Ary 14 featuring morning sessions from 11 o clock with topics on Arabia Billings Line and Liming, a 1 30 o clock session on dairy production, and an evening discussion. Speakers include Cart Leelee Lights Tithe, Minis Silngo, and Aldan Morr Dincumion with a focus on economic needs and community growth.
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Murcalbon Hall
Arabia
B. Thomas
Macon
Leelee
Thomas
Tiseuaston
Aldus Horr
Powers Awarded $11,000 for Meadville Railroad Injury
The Meadvilge affair records Edward Powers receiving an $11,000 award for injuries from a Pennsylvania railroad wreck on January 24, 1918. He was blinded temporarily and remained in recovery, with details noting the involvement of the executor general and related parties in the proceedings.
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Meadvimge
Fan
Eiward
Ruith
Nore
Wlan
Plaianitt
Wis
Powers
Pennsylvania Railroad
Potee
Elaine
Windutten
Joseph Beep
Eile
Willy Albert J. Monies
Tw Jetty
Harrisburg Fire Destroys Pattern Shop And Laundry
A serious blaze struck Harrisburg today spreading from a pattern shop to a nearby laundry. The incident damaged adjacent buildings with an estimated loss between 75,000 and 100,000 dollars. Fire crews battled flames through the day as containment efforts continued.
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Tarrimburg
Jun
Miolunix
Original Demands Presented By United Mine Workers
The United Mine Workers delegation arrived in Columbus on January 4 as talks continued after a conference in Cleveland. Officials indicated miners would push for a specific adjustment while discussions extended into Monday, with Lewin noting anticipated action and potential wage-related demands.
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Columbus
Ohin
United Ming Worker of
Armerica Weeti
Molula
Warbington
Iyexidope Lewin
Roadera
Cleveland
Oide
Hospital Directors Hold a Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the hospital directors at Corry Hospital was held in the library. The board discussed debt, assets, and liabilities as of January 1, 1920, planned a public financial statement, and approved a committee to draft resolutions on Dr. W. Phelps’s death. They reviewed decorating costs, forwarded a circular letter to past donors, and planned fundraising efforts with signature coupons.
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Thy Corry
Min Colting
Yhe
California
Mia
Nervice
Aled
Corry Mortlonl Association
MG Hospital
Downy
Tka
D. Warvn DaRomy
Robiert Heerletn
WH. Phelps
Wis
Tkwanalow
Legion Post Meeting Tonight In Corry
The Corry American Legion post will meet in the Th. hall tonight with all members urged to attend. Officers report management changes at the hall and expect to conduct essential business. Two recent meetings were postponed due to weather, but the agenda for tonight will proceed.
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Corry Pont
American Legion
Otticer
Poms
Moelbrod
The
Legion
Opposition to giving up German leaders grows
United Press reports growing opposition within various groups to surrendering German leaders as war crimes. The movement pressures Allied authorities to continue punitive actions, arguing victory requires continued German accountability and harsher terms.
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United Press
Beroin
Tiny
Social Notes and Community Gatherings Highlight Period
Miss Anna May Pome hosted a dinner at her Franklin Street home for Volma Manwarren with pink and white decor, music, and visitors. Local clubs reported meetings with new officers. ratification of the Ver Aailea treaty was announced for Saturday at 4 PM. upcoming events include a Knight of Columbus dance, Lyric girls performance, and U B Aid society program with plans and postponements noted.
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Anna May Pome
Franklin Wiest
United Press
Paria
State Armory
Aula
Pisea
Knighty Cof
Columbus
Tanuney 21
Sinto Armory
U. B
Bergdoll In Solitary Confinement Reported
Bergdoll, son of a wealthy Philadelphia brewer, is reported to be in solitary confinement in an incident tied to a wartime arrest. A special agent of the Department of Justice transported him to a nearby island facility. Authorities indicate he faces charges related to evading military service and could face imprisonment if convicted.
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United Press
Uliver
Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Department of Fratce
Futuen
Will
Agen
Northwestern league opens here Friday amid strong local teams
The Northwestern league debuts Friday with Bradford Wigh meeting Th what iy ex pected from the strongest lineup yet seen in this city. Teams include Kane St. Marys Schunenburg Bradford and the host city in section two, while Ol City Franklin and nearby towns form section one. The winner faces the other section for the district title in the northeastern state. Officers are B Taylor Kane City president, J B Leillig Warton vice president, B J Ballivan St Marys secretary treasurer. The tongue meeting is set for Johnsonburg with Corry and other reps. The high quintet, led by coach Sheen, is in top shape for opening night as local rooters plan a large turnout. Johnsonburg and St. Marys also host games this weekend, with January 16-17 dates noted. The armory is heated for the court games, and gate plans are expected to bring in strong attendance.
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Bradford
Kane
St. Marys
Schunenburg
Thix
Franklin
Johnsonburg
Sheen
Choe
Whittle
Une
Jir
Morry
Ann Ory
Bt. Marys
Iocals
Johnonbur
Ena Foentwe
Vietory
Will
Real estate activity shows record transfers and large values
A City Engineer report summarizing the year notes near four hundred real estate transfers and high total values. It records 0,008 transfers before 1919 and 199 transfers during the year, totaling about 4,1980 deeds wills and related documents. The report cites a peak in transfers and total consideration, with overall valuations exceeding 6.06 million and a net assessed valuation around 713,400.33 for 1980 in Corry.
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Tiriek
Tyho
Nyoruga
Aya Lion
ATS
Corry
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