Expected Red Drive Will Throw 2,000,000 Into Fight
Advice to the French Foreign Office indicates the front will extend from 200 to 250 miles. Many Balkan states may rise to colors to repel the expected Bolsheviki sweep. French attitude not announced.
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Preparations for war in Europe reported under way
Mora than 2000 factories and munitions plants reportedly gearing up across Europe. Estimates show mass mobilization plans for spring, with Poland and Soviet allies contributing large troop and weapon exports. Observers warn of large but uncertain mobilization capabilities and potential belated air and ground offensives across borders.
Federal Probe Into Affairs Of Island Monte Carlo Hinted
A Havana report hints a federal probe may touch the Island Monte Carlo casino hub. Investigators link a murder of Walter Shannon to the casino, its owners, and possible corruption tied to a Peninsular and Oriental line vessel.
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Senate and House Hearings Over Fiscal and Immigration Bills
Senate finance and appropriations panels begin hearings on military pay and tax measures as civil rights and immigration bills move through committee. House panels tackle appropriations, aviation, agriculture, and naval affairs while lawmakers scrutinize budgets and defense program funding.
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Troop Train Fire Reported by Sinn Fein
Report from January 18 describes a British troop movement attacked as the Sinn Fein group fired on a traveling troop train. Windows shattered, casualties reported, and authorities responded with firearm fire into the countryside as repairs were made.
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Rockaway Welcomes Balloonists Homeward Bound Flight
Rockaway NY January 14 Irackainay Park prepares to greet balloonists returning from Canada. Decorated with bunting placards and a banner reading welcome home a balloon and toy balloon will be released as the aeronauts depart, while a band performs in the locals near the parade route.
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Unclear Source Summary of Historic Moscow Notation
A fragmentary report notes a Moscow event involving a figure once known as Nikolai Lonvn. The incomplete text announces a name change linked to prior identities and a public statement made this week.
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Educational Conference B Report Highlights State Plan
Superintendent reports on the Educational Conference B with notes on elementary school light installations, reports from Dr Gillette and Supt Hewartrest, and a February meeting of Pennsylvania educators. The editorial summary emphasizes a proposed program by the State Department of Public Instruction, revised secondary curricula, and improved teacher training with Governor Sproul backing reforms.
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Well Known Visitors at County Jail
Reports detail a series of arrests and admissions as a group described as well known visitors face charges. Kolljin and partner are under scrutiny after a recent apprehension, with statements hinting at a past assault involving an aged merchant. Local authorities say several defendants have lengthy criminal histories and may receive harsher sentences.
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Greeks War On Turkish Nationalists
War report from January 11 describes Greek forces engaging Turkish nationalists with artillery and infantry attacks around Brus and Girpokase. Casualties include W. Langdon and others. ships’ crews faced losses as a destroyer crew reportedly fell. The dispatch notes ongoing violence and bombardment amid broader wartime unrest in the region, with references to Ireland’s security situation and civil disorder during the period.
Allegheny Freshmen Face Hard Contest Tonight
Allegheny freshmen prepare for a tough home game against Meadville visitors. The lineup features forward Cleave and center Brows with Wright and Morri von in the forward spots. The team aims to rebound and challenge for a win as they meet Union City ALO in the upcoming clash.
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Testifies on Irish Conditions Before War Trial
Testimony from Wamilnghan in a court in Tyrone describes raids and looting by British forces. Witnesses recount murders and assaults as Donall OWallaghan faces charges. Court records cover the ongoing violence in Ireland and allegations of punitive actions by the Crown.
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Popular Demand for Disarmament Gains Momentum Worldwide
By Ralph E Turner. Washington January 19. Public demand for disarmament gains momentum as nations and navy officers express belief governments should respond to popular pressure. The Naval Affairs Committee hearings on disarmament highlight ongoing debate among lawmakers and officials about whether to pursue broader disarmament without yet finalizing a plan.
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No Decision Delays Gas Case For Weeks
A tangled public gas inquiry stretches over a month with ongoing testimony and commissions. Officials discuss rates, regulations, and industrial impacts while observers await a formal ruling and potential price actions.
Funeral for Bishop Israel tomorrow at St. Pauls
The service for Bishop Israel, leader of the Pittsburgh diocese, will be held Friday at 2 PM at St. Pauls Episcopal Church. Presiding clergy will be Rev Wagers, with processions by the American Legion and uniformed soldiers who served with Talot Tartel mile. Roy, Willian Tidywae of the outfields and other attendees will attend. The funeral includes a service at the Episcopal rest and a national tribute, with pallbearers and a reception afterward.
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Wade Found Guilty of Slaying George Nott
The jury found Wade guilty of murder in the slaying of George Nott last August. After an hour of deliberation the court announced the verdict during a warm period with rising heat expected to continue into Friday.
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