Fugitives Tracked After St Louis Arrest in Counterfeiting Case
Federal authorities pursue a suspect held in jail after a chase that ended when officers learned of the fugitive’s residence in this city. The man linked to counterfeiting schemes was captured by St Louis agents and is held for federal questioning as police urge caution.
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Branks
Biter
United States
St. Louis
Rouri City
Brooks
Marchal Hiton
Avai
Federal
St Lane
Pounk - Crook
Curry
Louis
St. Lois Avkiinig
Atiust
Cory Rman Iit
Federal Pathprisses
Sian
Thin City
Sears Named President Of Municipal Club In 192?
Louis B. Sears was elected president of the Municipal Club for the coming year at the annual meeting attended by many members. J. J. Sheen was named secretary and treasurer with other officers listed. The club plans a social gathering next week as committee members work on improving finances and restoring activity.
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Lottie
Roark Nens
John Draw
Vicw
J. J. Sheen
Seorouiry
Tranter
James
Crown
Trumeus Claire Pholps
Hemstrest
Porter
Frisik
Plaid
Mindy
Toomik
Witsinew
Baer Heardi
Local Area Free Plan Aims Tuberculin Cleared Cattle
Warren county farmers meet at the Municipal Building to plan a two township push to certify Concord and Wayne townships as free of tubercular cattle. Leaders from the Canty Farm Bureau and local dairymen outline inspections, testing, and commitments to secure wide owner cooperation across Beaverdam State Line and surrounding roads.
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Warren County
Gerry
Fammers
Concord
Wayne Townships
Bugle
Fureau Wax Préent
Koletoe
Lara
Durry
Wteck
Lnembera
Afl Catile
Beaverdam
Mt. Smiths
John Whitney
C J Follette
Lieut Miller of Company A Honored for Infantry School
Snt Clifford A Miller of Company A has been selected from the 12th Regiment to attend the Infantry School at Fort Benning Ga. The appointment comes by direction of the secretary of war and confirmation by the Militia Bureau headed by Major General George C Richards. The school runs February 2 to May 9 with Miller as the sole representative from the 19th regiment.
Bandits Stage Daring Bank Hold Up at Erie
Police pursue four men after they robbed the Lincoln Bank at 11th and Paredo in Erie around 2 PM. Employees were forced to surrender cash over 6000 dollars while two bandits watched outside and two entered. The four escaped in a Ford touring car with ages between 35 and 46. the vehicle bore a Pennsylvania license.
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Lincoln Banke
Erie
Gonsente
Corry City Pavement and Sewer Updates in 1923 Report
City Engineer Dinkewn reports total pavement at 7 059 miles and $105 460.36 spent in the year. Dickson notes 7 050 miles of paved streets and 162 Gemites of sewer lines, with cost totals varying for Washington street repairs and alley improvements.
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Dinkewn
Ot & W
Corry
Dickson
Washington Street
Alfeyn
Corey Haw
Ay Widder
Didhwon
Durie
Carvey
Stockholders Meet at Citizens Bank Annual Gathering
The Citizens Bank held its stockholders meeting with most holders in attendance at Parish Hall. Dinner was served by Emmanue Hall ladies at 7 pm. President Desmond introduced Mr A MtueCollins who spoke on cooperation between officers, directors, and stockholders. Reports showed a 20 percent deposit gain and increased surplus after payments. Directors re elected: J J Damon, G H Barlow, F A Loveland, D L Tracken, J F Brown, H W Parker, S G Sweet, Dave Smith, OE Doane. Officers re elected: President J J Desmond, Vice President S O Sweet, Cashier FH W Parker, Assistant Cashier Miss Margaret McCarthy.
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Navsat
Parish
Emmanue Havel
Desnard
MtueCollins
Brit
SO. Sweet
Cashise
W. Parker
Azst
Caghier
Margaret McCarthy
Mercantile Firms Warned by Auditor General
Harrisburg reports Auditor General Lewis sent out 1300 notices to mercantile firms for failure to forward 10 percent switch returns. Firms face penalties up to 4000 dollars for noncompliance. 200 dollars were received from an anonymous tax dodger, with funds to be credited to the state treasury.
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United Pros
Harrisburg
Gneral Lewis
Gens Ern
Ther Yany
Léwig
Anf
Two Killed in Met Wreck Near Katy Texas
Two were killed and several injured in a rail crash on trains No 4 and No 2 near Katy Texas ten miles north of Houston last night. Engine man Ed DeRovett of train No 4 and fireman Ed Sullivan of train No 2 are among the dead.
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MET
United Tyee
Houston
Texas
Wellen Passeng
Mim
Kansas
Hind
Katy
Ed DeRovett
Eemen Ed Sullivan
Small Fire at Radiator Plant Briefly Reported
A small fire at the radiator plant caused minor damage and smoke seen at the site today. Union City resident Mes TF Wellay reportedly assisted and helped ensure no injuries occurred.
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wWellay
Union City
Javine
Philadelphia cleanup drives fear and praise across the Tenderloin
United Press reports General Butler leads a sharp crackdown in Philadelphia's Tenderloin. Police raids, 12 hours in, result in 20 arrests across districts, with officials praising early gains and skeptics warning against overreach.
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Piladiolphia
Brie
Hutter
Philadelphia
Juttle Eafety
United Prewe Tycny
Wong
Aga ‘Hselty
Hawkenesel
Hawkenesel Inutine Gertotal
Phildelphia
Petanedieteetra
Gen. Butler
Ondaelay
Mander. Butler
Ullday
Nakat
Hose
Peace Play Contest Proposals Spark Nationwide Votes
A National Peace play contest offers $50,000 for the winning script and a further $90,000 if the author’s world peace vision wins public backing. The plan urged immediate US entry into the Permanent Court, align with the League of Nations under conditions, and maintain Monroe Doctrine safeguards while avoiding Versailles obligations.
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Nea
Pla
United States
Hughies
Harding
Tague of Nations
League
K of C 1924 Convention at DuBois Report
A fragmented notice shows Corry Cousei and local Knights planning the 1924 DuBois convention. It mentions the Fourth Degree exemption and a large loss of candidates, with revural from the city expected to attend and the Western assembly to decide at the next meeting.
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K. OF C
Dubois
Corry Cousei
Knights of
Pplumtiny
Dogren
DuRose
Former Corry Woman Dead
Mre Tessie onter received word of the death of her daighter in law, Mrs Plede Foster at her home site on An fetes, Pallf, which occurred Monday. Mrs. Foster was fount dead ay bed. She wan for male Miss May Senmnens of this ely.
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Tessie Onter
Plede Foster
Pallf
Foster
May Senmnens
Ely
Boxing shows planned in Hastings with community support
Plans for boxing events in Hastings are developing with community backing. Local leaders aim to host boxing matches here, bring in skilled fighters from nearby areas, and promote wholesome sport for youth with public meetings and continued public input.
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Tn Net
Thia City
Corry
Erie
Washington Street
Sport
Hastings Tones
Hosing
Ratston
Mit
Police raid on West End distillery net hits and loot
Police seized a moonshine operation at a West End location. Officers found a large still, distillation tub, and finished product, with a suspect, reportedly related to Goodwill, fleeing into the Dorin beyond the track. No arrest reported.
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West End
Big
Fred Goodwill
Wrudl
Goodwill
Old City
Govilwill
V F W Builds Fund for New Post Home
Members of the Lt A W Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars opened a drive for a new club home, establishing a building fund after a year in the treasury. Officers hope a new home within five years, with recent officers installed by Arthur J Schaub, deputy department inspector.
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A.W. Thompson
Veterans of
Fortgn Ward
Treasury
Port Justee
Way
Arthur J. Schaub
Toht
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NEW President
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Lieut. Miller
Company A
National Guard
Fort Benning
Georgia
Daring Bank
Citizens Bank
U. 8
Tupnia
Phila
Marine
United Press
V.F.W
Waited Pree
Lonpon
Jani
Traveltigg
Ordineey
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