Pinchot Cabinet Formed as Pre-Inaugural Work Ends
Governor elect Gifford Pinchot wraps up pre inauguration tasks with a outlined budget and drafted legislation. Seven veterans join the cabinet while several new appointees are retained, signaling a ready start for his administration. The proposed budget tops 90 million dollars and prepares for early fiscal measures as Pitohot’s team readies to take office next month.
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Bomb Wrecks Pittston Home in Early Explosion
A blast from dynamite severely damaged the frame of Ros Solenno’s store in Pittston. No injuries reported. Authorities pursue leads, linking the attack to tensions within a local union faction. suspect Adel and others are named in ongoing investigations.
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Old Corry Show Postponed Amid Manager Shifts
The Old Corry Show is postponed after a shift in store management at the local Woolworth store and a death in the Placals family. R. A. Pollotes and Cleveland officials discuss delaying the program, with changes affecting personnel including W. Woolworth Co. leadership. Several locals, including M. Mowlek of Montville and Carl B. King, visited or planned movements related to the event.
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War clouds hovering over South Europe
Rome dispatch reports Greek and Serbian tensions rising as Greek authorities suspend passenger and freight traffic to bolster troop movements toward Thrace. The Greek government eyes a possible军事 action while the Serbian front warns of potential escalation.
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Local Weather Conditions in 1922 Reviewed
A condensed review examines 1922 weather patterns and coastal climate trends as documented by meteorological records. The article notes data sources from national agencies and highlights notable anomalies and seasonal shifts observed by climatologists.
Corry Weather 1923 Summary of Temperature and Precipitation
The Corry report for 1923 records a mean annual temperature eleven degrees below average, with a high January and a low February, and a year total precipitation of 30.57 inches. June saw the heaviest rain while May 1.00 inches set a daily record. snowfall totaled lower than 1921 by about twenty inches. The year had 185 clear days, 102 partly cloudy days, and 128 cloudy days amid a pattern of below normal precipitation overall.
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M Koin Blamed in Murders Case at Bastrop Court
In Bastrop Louisiana, former Mer Rouge mayor Mekoin is charged in a staged murder plot tied to the Daniele Richards killings. Witnesses describe an attempt to boost reform support by firing into his car to fake an attack and provoke revenge against enemies.
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Erie Man to Head Highways Cabinet Nominee Named for Pennsylvania
Erie resident Past D, Weighty prominent Eve manimether has been selected to join Governor elect Gifford Pinchot’s cabinet as head of the highways department. Wright, offered the post previously, formally accepted last night, and is noted for leading Erie County’s reform efforts. He has long supported the Good Government movement and led the Republican Citizens' league.
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French and Germans Near Clash in Auer Ruhr
In a Ruhr region flare up the French and Germans faced a potential clash as negotiations centered on coal deliveries. France warned of mines and supervisory confiscations unless work resumed on Monday while proposing temporary payment to avoid conflict. Germany offered to continue mining if paid, awaiting National Coal Commissioner approval. Essex reports a quiet day with scattered French patrols cooperating with German police.
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Clinician Emile Lake Plans New Clinic In New York
Dr Emile Lake announces another clinic at the MacDowell Club as critics and around 100 doctors observe a demonstration labeled an acid test by supporters and skeptics alike. Several physicians fear potential harm to patients with serious ailments from the technique, prompting calls for caution before family doctors intervene.
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Identify Man as Murderer in 1887 Police Slaying
United States dispatch from Chicago reports the identification of Michael Lynch as the killer of policeman Billy Halloran in 1887. Lynch was found in Cook County Jail under the guard of jailers, awaiting transfer to Joliet to begin a sentence for assault with intent to kill.
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Mill Manager Bolts Job Amid Rumors At Local Mill
Uncertainty grips a local mill as manager J C Maxwell resigns and replacement delays trigger rumors. Residents report strained accounts and suspicions of financial irregularities while operations linger under interim leadership and pending official action.
Reichstag Backs Cuno With Unified Confidence Vote
Berlin January 13 The Reichstag voted unanimously to endorse Chancellor Cuno in his stance against the invasion of Rohr by France and to resist the Communists. Frenely journalists were barred from the We Press gallery, and they used diplomatic technique to report the event.
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Agricultural appropriation bill passed by Senate and House
The agriculture department appropriation bill totaling 79,518,000 was passed by the Senate and House. The House added 9,000,000, the Senate appropriations committee 480,000, and 35,00 during consideration. Most of the 885,000 goes to port measures to prevent spread of pests like the borers and weevils.
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Bandits Rob Philadelphia Pedestrians in Morning Holdups
Six bandits attacked pedestrians in Philadelphia early today as a high powered car sped through the streets. They robbed victims of cash and valuables, netting about $400 in total.
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Liberty Sails From Boston With Message to New York
United Press reports from the steamer Liberty that a message was delivered about 260 miles east of New York. The crew transmitted through wireless Morse code and the operator stated the Liberty covered the distance swiftly and safely.
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Prohibition era fleet ordeal amid three mile limit row
Unclear text describes a Prohibition era incident involving figures such as John Appleby and others. The piece mentions a Broadway film context, alleged riding pris agent, yellowley and moss figures, and harsh language toward women during a seaside three mile limit dispute.
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Three Killed in Barn Crash Near Norristown
A stone bin wall collapsed at night on a Bridgeport farm killing three people. Victims include 40 year old Rose, farm owner. 85 year old Binerick, a hired worker. and 6 year old George Ross, nephew of Frank Ross. The accident occurred when the wall fell on a barn on the farm premises.
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Train wreck near Toledo leaves one dead
One man killed and several injured when a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train from Detroit collided with a Pere Marquette freight near Toledo this morning. Frederick Micales, a presenter, died after being taken to a hospital. Injured were from Michigan.
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Fire destroys home of Irish leader
Dublin January 18. The home of William Congrave, president of the Irish Frog State, at Ravhfirnhiin was burned by armed robbers early today. The residence was entirely destroyed.
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Please Don't Tell Mother Pleads Youthful Slayer
A New York report of a youth charged in a slaying pleads to remain silent. The case centers on a 24 year old linked to the Bellevue hospital and a hospital ward, with the death attributed to self injury following a riot at a university. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Supervision Oil Industry Is Proposed
A government plan aims to regulate oil prices via the Interstate Commerce Commission. A special committee led by Amareas Syane endorses a national framework, with realignment debated and costs of operation likely to rise. Congress could consider measures to curb price hikes and unify large oil entities under potential regulation.
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Cantata to be Presented by Local Choir in Columbus
The choir of the First Presbyterian Church will present the tarata The Nativity at Community Church in Columbus on Tuesday. An admission fee of 25 cents will be charged with proceeds benefiting the church piano fund. Attendance is expected to be good.
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New Mexico Solon Dead
Rep. Nestor Montoya of New Mexico died at his Albuquerque home after a stroke. He was 61, a former newspaper editor in Spanish and served two years in Congress as the lone House member from his state, leaving a widow and five children.
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Germany granted more time on reparations plan
Paris dispatch reports Allied reparations commission to decide on extending Germany’s deadline. French, British, and American delegates weigh a January 15 date for the next scheduled payment of about 600 million marks. The plan aims to preserve Ruhr stability while seeking broader European accord.
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Unwritten law defense cited in Texas murder case
United Press reports in Wichita Falls that W J Culberson faces murder charges while his wife Mrs Culberson battles vagrancy history. Witnesses say Culberson used unwritten law as a defense after shooting Lamar a phonograph salesman near his home. The case follows earlier dismissals and ongoing legal maneuvering as authorities seek clarity on motive and intent.
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Fearful Klan scare ends in self inflicted death
In Hazle Pa on January 13 coroner Frank Wharmly said Herman Hacker a Neuremberg farmer did not die at the hands of murder but shot himself at his home on January 2. The case of fear of the Ku Klux Klan was cited as a motive but investigators deemed the claim unproven and the man’s act a suicide.
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