French Invasion Pressures Ruhr as Germany Default Deepens
Reparations Commission finds Germany in coal payment default for 1922, prompting French military moves toward the Ruhr. Reports say French troops reach near Essen and preparations for occupation escalate as Germany faces guaranteed action. Paris and Berlin react with warnings and calls for a firm response to enforced terms.
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Reparations Commission
Germany
France
Keno
Paris
John Bendre
Rutie
Haven
Maystin Poch
Henriles Tinilings
Slolavilt
Boyden
Feeney
Hohanm
Shah
Loreher Uy Walt Ag
Hood
Chamber of Departier
Beret
London
Jiu
Sehring
Morning Post
Werlin
Cano
Germay
Cor Tnasy
Pranve
Ats
Jon GeTronce
Gelon
Cormany
Wal Fawn
Rhine
Severdl
European Tensions and US Posture Preceding War
From Washington January report hints at rising European tensions on the eve of war. A White House meeting is planned to discuss the French advance into Belgium and the advisability of recalling American troops. The government asserts the United States will not be drawn into conflict.
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Gan
de Goulie Wan
Kothwig
Resen
Aecomdiny
Washington
WLM
United States
Rhian
Americas
Sidder No
Germany
Pris Viral Industroat
Awer Jcan
Forres
Oldest New Yorker, 101, Dies in Buffalo Area
WP Mormy received weed his snosaline of the death of try stand father Threnitah Drew. The 101 year old man died early in the day in Buffalo. Mr Drew was the oldest resident of New York State. Funeral services will be held at his home in Little Valley, N.Y. Thursday after 4 o clock.
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Mormy
Try Stand
Little Valley
N.Y
Night School Enrollment Under Way At High School
Enrollment for night classes begins at the High School with options in stenography typing bookkeeping and practical subjects. Evening sessions run from 7:00 to 9:00 with classes Monday through Friday and pricing details listed for each subject. A representative will answer questions and enrollment forms are available to complete the process tonight.
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Finndalgerien
Srealty
Schee
Plan Use of South Street for Seating
Community Service Director Wolfe seeks consent from West South Street property owners to reserve a section of the paved street for an outdoor rink. Authorities would rope off the area, notch pavement shallowly, add snow barriers at ends, and curb each side. Most property owners are reported willing to cooperate, and work may begin when weather improves.
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Community Service
Gol Wolfe
West South Street
South Shreet
Pretty wedding at St Thomas rectory solemnized
An unusually pretty wedding was solemnized Monday evening by Rev. P. E. Tracy at St Thomas rectory. Miss Irma Downey, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Downey, and Lyle J Saxton, son of Mrs Lita Saxton, were married in the presence of close relatives. The bride wore olive velvet and pink and white decorations adorned the reception at 127 Fifth Street. The couple left for Buffalo and Niagara Falls and will reside at 20 West Smith Street.
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Pe M
Tracy
St. Thomas Rectory
Mix Irma, Downey
Thoms Downey
Lyle J. Saxton
Lita Saxton
Thomas Downey
Saxton
Corry
Buffalo
Niagara
West Smith Streit
Bert
Pittsburgh Pastor to Be Heard Here
The Rev. Alfred A. J. Mogg of Fir Presbyterian Church in a Pittsburgh suburb will preach at the local Presbyterian church next Sunday morning on The Dynamics of Religion and in the evening on Profit and Loss. Dr Hogg, born in Ireland, came to the U S in 1902 after graduating Trinity College Dublin and studying at Princeton. He was World War I chaplain. his brother Rev W C Fogg leads Williamsport First Presbyterian.
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Alfred A. J. Mogg
Fir Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
Dr. Hogg
Ireland
United States
Trinity College
Dublin
Tere
Princeton
Woodrow Witkon
Yin College
Ays
Mr. Hogg
W. C. Fogg
First Presbyterian Church of
Williamsport
Hogg
Corry
Pinchot to Take Office Next Tuesday
Newspaper copy reports Governor elect Pinchot announcing a no formal invitation inauguration in Morrisburg on January 18. Gifford Pinchot urges broad civic welcome, invites all Penneybagia citizens to attend the noon ceremony and urges cost-saving measures on invitations.
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Pennsylvania
United Pron Putladeophia
Pinchot
Iren Avery
Ptt Wre
Thi Ruil
Jaws Beer Ie
Meritofote iv
Améan
Uae
Gifford Pinchot
Morrisburg
Penneybagia
Mahanoy City Fire Destroys Factory and Nine Homes
A blaze at the Storey and Hoppeeshire factory on East Pike Street in Mahanoy City destroyed the two story factory building and gutted nine nearby residences. The fire driven by flames forced the Norris family and two children to flee. Estimated damage runs to about 190,000 plus 30,000 in other losses. around 250 workers, mainly girls, lost their jobs.
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United Frey Mahanoy
Hoppeeshire
East Pile
Robert Norris
Norris
Martin, Lynch
WF. Clifford
Suspect Held in Meadville Murder Case
Morasin arrested Monday night by state and county officers in Meadville over the killing of Ford W. Weber a local merchant. He is held in Crawford county jail awaiting further investigations by authorities and detectives.
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Meadville
Jan
Tony Atorasiya Malian
Ford W. Weber
Morasin
Crawford County
Brick and Tile Co Ships Twelve Cars to Buenos Aires
The Gerry Brick and Tile company completed a shipment of twelve cars of chemical bricks and shapes to Buenos Aires, Argentina. The load was consigned to New Yorke Steel Exchange, Inc. contractors for an acid plant project in the South American city, marking the firm's third foreign shipment. Mr Adolph Sgrénvon spent the day at Columbus on business.
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Gerry Brick and Tile Company
Buenos Aires
Argentina
New Yorke Steel Fexchange, Inc
Romania
Former Ku Klux Klan official testifies in Bayou murder case
In Bastrom Louisiana on a January day, a former Klan official takes the stand in the murder inquiry into Wate Daniel and Richards. The testimony describes hooded assailants and terror tactics linked to the Klan, with prosecutors detailing the attack and the regime of violence alleged to have followed.
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Rourt Hose
Bastrom
Towigiana
Wate Daniel
Thora F Richards
Canvel
Richards
James
Norsworthy
Anil
Whett Ismismien
Terry
Nosworthy
Shuns Watch
Atciney Geponil AK Coca
Fred Carpenter
Morwhowse Parih
Dietrich Attae
Fey David Garnett Wes
Everupic
Ruth
Arisinias
Narsworthy
Thermud
Ant
Daniel
Rich
English woman and lover face death penalty in Britain
A British report describes the execution of Mrs Percy Thompson and her lover Bywaters after a murder case tied to a farmer's husband. The event, notable as the first female execution in years, draws crowds and raises questions about capital punishment.
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Percy Thompson
Bywaters
Alloged
Farmer's
Tifforts
Reo
Prieve
United Tross
Londan
Percy
Thorsten Hall
Hidloway
Peptonville
Eldteney
Kaganed
Il Trent
Nang
Thompson
President Is Scored For Veto Pension Bill
Washington reports Senator Bursum attacked President Harding over a veto of the pension bill easing government aid for veterans of the Mexican Indian Civil War and widows. He claimed the President was misinformed by the press and warned the veto could harm veterans and widows already in need. The senator insisted the measure would support aged widows and veterans suffering hardship.
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United Fem
Washington
Harding
Senate
Bursum
Anood
Baran
Ford to Build Big Plant in Minnesota
United Press reports that Henry Ford will construct a 30 million dollar manufacturing and assembling plant in St Paul Minnesota. Officials say ground will be broken in spring and the factory will employ about 14,000 workers with a payroll near 25 million dollars annually.
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United Press
ST Paul
Minn
Jame
Henry Ford
St. Parthin
Lee Wood Wins New Promotion in Cleveland Paper
Lee B Wood, son of Dr P G Wood and a former Corry youth, has been promoted this week to the position of tube editor of the lave in Cleveland. Wood has served at the Pressor for several years and previously worked on the Paris edition of the Chicago Tribute. His latest advancement places him in a highly responsible role, and friends here expect continued success.
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Lee B Wood
PG. Wood
Utube
Lave
Wood
Paris
Chicago
Hit
Cleveland
Eucces
Fines meted out bootleggers "only joke" says police head
Harrisburg June 10 Major Lynn Adams, superintendent of the Pennsylvania State Police, says bootleggers receive light penalties due to judges and courts. He cites 300 liquor charges with an average fine of 1900 dollars and a sentence of about 11 months. In Payette County fines average 130 dollars with sentences around 24 months. He warns bootleggers will pay bribes and calls fines a joke.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Lynn Adams
Pennsylvania
Adarit
Payette County
Adams
Erie County Real Leader in Bond Issues
Erie County leads with 312,000 in bond issues totaling 12,511,675 across Pennsylvania counties, per a study by the Bureau of Public Affairs. The breakdown shows school and road projects dominating, with Erie City and other large towns issuing loans for infrastructure and services.
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Harrisburg
Paniayjyie
Beoretry Lanterdad
Janes P. Woodward
Bureau
Mie
Populitien
Viv
Pennsylvania
Dar Hatlbeal
Thlurpa
Mw Stull
Iitus
Olme Etite
Jointstown
Tarrisburg
Egle Camity
Joni
Kiet Redigs Rod Am Prhseinstielai
Stogd Steona
Johnstone Adit
Allegheny County
Erie County
Salibirio County
Johnstown
France denies US intervention in Ruhr reparations
Paris reports the foreign office rejects Washington protests over U.S. Marines at the Ruhr and denies Secretary Tinges’s plan for an international reparations commission. France says action will follow Germany’s default and Versailles treaty rights with punitive measures to be sent promptly.
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Poincare
Frenich
Ietely
Germany
Sisk
Manes
Boisfire
Chamber of Deputi
Cologne
Sy Unitne Probat
Paris
French Foreign Office
Washington
United States
Haad
Ruhr
Tinghes
France
Traince
Mohr Given Life Sentence in Honest John Brunner Case
Harry Gb Mohr was sentenced to life imprisonment today for instigating the shooting of Honest John Brunner on March 19 in New Jersey. The court found Mohr guilty of aiding the crime and ordered strict confinement with no chance of parole for decades. The verdict follows a lengthy trial and remarks from the judge about the severity of the act and its impact on Brunner and the community.
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Witi Poitung
MD Hooly
Harry Gb Mohr
John Brunner
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