Millerand Names Poincaire Premier Of France
Scranton reports the worst mine cave in its history as Glen Alden mine collapse traps workers and kills at least four with many more feared. City blocks are buried, significant property damage, and emergency crews race to rescue amidst dangerous aftershocks and rising death toll.
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Poincaire
France
Scranton
United Press
Glen Alden Goal Company
Helms of
Pittston Avenue
Eval Com
Mat
Bel
Boranton
Jay
Piltitan
Miliers
Des Jorg
Ares Michael Kelly
Juha Barrett
al Reese
Keir Hughes
Anthony Pallot
Jamey Dougherty
John Kearnay
Tims
Pittston Avery
Magré
Several men seriously injured in Wilkes-Barre freight wreck
A freight train moving to Scranton collided with a derailed car and a storehouse used as a clerk’s office at the Ashley siding. The crash trapped workers, with two buried and four others in hospitals. Clerks Joseph Fogel and Joseph Hofman are named among the missing. death toll uncertain as rescue efforts continue in Wilkes-Barre.
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United Press
Wilkesbarre
Ander
Debe
Asthey
Jenn Y Central Eail Road
Wilkes Barre
Joseph Hofman
Asher
Yan Ineremiell
Philipsburg
Scranton
Joseph Harrison
Albert Shopp
Maudh
Ashley
Ford Would Buy and Scrap the French Navy
A cable from Paris said Henry Ford was ready to buy and scrap France’s entire navy. He urged scrapping all battleships and promised to provide employment for workers in shipyards and munitions factories. France would profit by selling the fleet if feasible. No reply from France was received.
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Willig
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Wabitington
Ford
Pairis
Death and famine assault the land of frozen death in Soviet republic
The report describes mass starvation and exposure in a Soviet autonomous republic. Hunger and cold kill hundreds daily as refugees struggle for survival. The piece laments the collapse of cities, railcar misery, and the erasure of human dignity amid desolate towns and ruined trade networks.
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Bawin Wy Hullinger
Pubiywuh
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Volga
Urape
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Fuiman
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Cithern
Shypo
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Mulolalovich
California
Araamas
Union Pleiti
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Sierras
Yurtemit
Kanaiswil
Neuras
American accused of poisoning wife to murder
Paris dated report states Thomid Ryin, a former Miss Audrey Creighton of Seattle, was arrested on charges of trying to murder his wife by forcing her to swallow bichloride of mercury. He allegedly threatened to kill her if she refused. He reportedly died in the Amaskan Hospital from a prior illness before charges could be fully pursued.
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United Press
Paris
Thomid
City Blackout During Line Repairs Causes Brief Outage
Repairs on the line between the service station and plant disrupted power across the area for about 21 hours. Residents reported no lights or heat as crews worked to restore service and address the fault.
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Atatione
Pront Ltd
Wight
Awevien
Big Five Work On Naval Treaty As Talks Continue
Washington July reports confirm the Big Five press ahead on a naval disarmament pact. Negotiators seek a clear, unequivocal draft before ratification while French and British leaders weigh cabinet shifts and broader world implications. Japanese and Chinese delegates discuss open ports and central methods, aiming for workable compromises ahead of plenary sessions.
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United Press
Washington
Hawlese
Ig Five
M. Sarraut
Wretth
Itesty
Bxund
Lloyd George
Ebaird
Psinye Tas
Shantunis
Pee Min
Tokin
Japanese Stand on Shantung Unchanged
Tokyo reports Japan has not yielded in any way on Shantung concessions. An official statement from the foreign office declares Japan’s position remains unchanged, contradicting assertions of any new concession or policy shift.
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Shantung
United Pras
Tokio
Japan
Germany Regrets Briand's Downfall Briefing
Berlin dispatch reports a stormy German view on Aristide Briand’s ouster and the French premiership shift to Raymond Poincare. Officials warn a moderate cabinet may fall to hardliners, while Lloyd George is seen as a stabilizing force amid European tension. The piece notes German sentiment regretting Briand’s fate and skeptical on German anger toward France.
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United Prose
Berlin
Aristide Brian
Raymond Poincare
Germany
Germaip Hwtars
Loyd George
Lis
Man Executed In Electric Chair At Bayard Prison
A prisoner named George Klinger from Jamestown was executed tonight in the electric chair at Bayard Prison. Witnesses described him calmly facing the sentence and bidding farewell to fellow inmates. The incident followed a verdict and a time of high tension as officials carried out the punishment amid religious accompaniment and crowd observation.
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Bath
Jan
Bayard Persanieveta
George Klinger
Jamestown
William Mary Wee
Rayment Mulford
AN. Peterson
Mixa Margaret Parsons
Tan
Squre
Irish peace offers new path for U S trade
United Press reports Ireland’s peace settlement opens a new avenue for American trade. Consular exports imply Ireland could take substantial tonnage of U S coal and fabric goods, with potential shipments from New York to Cork aiding commerce. Credit and exchange hurdles remain, but future gains are anticipated as shipping routes expand.
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Washington
Teeland
United States
Ant oMlelit
Department of Commerce
United Press Today
Ireland
New York
Cork
BAE Credit System
Thago
Howeven
Ford May Get Muscle Shoals Project Today
Ford expected to win government Muscle Shoals project approval after today’s conference. War and defense officials prepare to forward Ford’s bid to Congress for appropriation to complete the plant, amid political opposition and new Senate dynamics.
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Muscle Shoals
United Prove
Washington
Tui
Governmentie Baswet
Weeks
Ware Department
Congress
Senate
Newberry
Newberne
Elise
Rena
Lister
Hayes
Ford and
North East Swept By Bad Blaze Involving Fire Loss
A fire destroyed a two story building at 116 Wall Street in North East and damaged two adjoining structures, forcing families to flee. The blaze led to about 15,000 dollars in losses and required quick evacuations as residents were rescued from their homes. It was the worst blaze in North Bush in years.
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North East
Gas company ordered to serve Erie consumers
The Pennsylvania Public Service Commission ordered the gas company to extend service to Erie properties, denying a request by claimants for expansion. The decision cites the extension as an unwarranted expense and notes conditions around the existing service area.
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Erie Consumers
Harrisburg
Lic Service Commission
Pennsylvania
Gayompany ii
Brie
Kant
Milloy
Provisional Moratorium For Germany Agreed
Negotiations among the reparations committee of the Supreme Council led to a provisional moratorium for Germany. The decision delays part of the reparations payments originally demanded, with Germany allowed to suspend sums while negotiations continue.
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Tay
Cmimtanioge
Thvianeat Perot
Agoratorians
Former French President to Form Cabinet in Paris
Reported by United Prexs from Paris on June 13 and again January 1 that Raymond Poincare, former French president, will form a new cabinet with himself as premier and foreign minister. Contenders and potential ministers named include Briand supporters and various officials, with speculation on portfolios and cabinet composition amid political maneuvering after Briand’s resignation.
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Prexs
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Raymond Polycare
Branes
Millerant
Aristide Briand Pohuwite
Orindl
Giforte
Komplety Ministry
Pata
Uitalia
Aguire Rudis
Shiulatary
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Sarruut
Eplonien
Louchut
Devastay Et Régions
Ly Yrouequer
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Briand
de la Steyvin
Foi Durand
Agriculttures
Marourys
Apd
Priseible Hurafoese Mamta
Raymonid Poinvine
Frech Repubiic
Puinvire
Aristide Ariand
Miller
Beulind
Pointnys
Byizad
Cansoolereice
Poingare
Mlane
Briaid
France
Poiticare
Elge
M la Steyne
Louohel
Ponbiner
Krepeh
Raymond Poincare
Tony
Pranes
Teuice
Harding to Open Agricultural Parley
President Harding will open the National Agricultural Conference in Washington. Officials say the meeting will tackle farm price supports supply controls and relief measures for farmers amid ongoing economic pressures and rural hardship.
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Harding
United Press
Washington
Minnie
British Press Reacts To French Premiership Downfall
London reports in cautious tones as Briand resigns and Raymond Poincaré is eyed to form a new French ministry. Editorials from The Times The Westminster Gazettes Daily News and Daily Express debate the Cannes conference collapse and its global impact amid internal French intrigues and shifting Anglo French relations.
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Raymond Poincar
French Republic
Finisland
Hirantis
Cannes
The
Times
Westminster Gasatte
Briain
Jane Tato
Daily News
Daily Express
Woman faces 12 year sentence for killing
United Press reports Minnie Clark, found guilty in a Kentucky courtroom, faces a 12 year term for the slaying of Grant Johnston, her former common law husband, amid testimony from the survivor and grim details of the murder during the trial in Pittsburg, Tan.
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Pittshurgh
Tan
Mrn
Minnie Clark
Grant Johnston
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