Parliament of South Ireland approves pact amid absences
Dublin reports the Parliament unanimously ratified the treaty with Great Britain establishing a free state. De Valera and followers were absent as provisional government forms under Collins leading role with ministers named. Ratification consolidates Sinn Fein stance and sets path for a provisional government, with internal party divisions noted.
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Dublin
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Haron J. Dugean
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Sinn Fein
Local Oil Field Poised for More Drilling This Spring
Reports indicate increased drilling activity near the city as weather warms. Operators Anglerson, Kellen, and Walter Co. push wells on Carroll and Belch and Weil leases, with gas feeding the city via the Pennsylvania Gas Company pipeline.
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Kellen
Carroll Farm
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Jac Nobs
Caroll
Belch
Weil
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Comany
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Spenter Farm
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Spring Street
Cary
Postmaster General Willhays Resigns From Harding Cabinet
United Press reports Postmaster General Willhays intends to resign from President Harding's cabinet to pursue a new role as the "movie king" of the United States. The official announcement came after a White House conference where Harding reportedly acquiesced to the move.
Burch’s Fate in Hands of Jury
Two female jurors delayed verdict in Los Angeles trial of Arthur G Burch for murder of John Kennedy. After six hours the jury remained deadlocked, to reconvene at 2 pm, with tension evident as relatives and court officials observed the proceedings. The prosecution described a dramatic closing argument as jurors weighed evidence amid concerns of juror dynamics.
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Arthur G Burch
John Selion Kennedy
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Bureh
Uléo
Wieigar
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United Présey Woolwine
Scranton
Yeaterday
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Burch
Michayl Kellen
Edgar A Hughes
al Rees
John Barrett
Decision Against United Gas Co
The Public Service Commission ruled that the United Natural Gas Company must continue supplying Mercer Gas Light and Fuel Co to serve the borough of Mercer. The decision rejects the company’s claim of lack of jurisdiction over disputes between utilities and affirms the 1886 contract relation.
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United Pres
Harrisburg
United Natural Gas Company
Mercer Gas, Light and Fuel Co
Mercer
Public Service Commission
Mercer J Company
Columbia Gow Co
Claims wife to poisoned during divorce case
United Press report details Thomas Ryan, tied to a Mercury poisoning case at American Hospital during a divorce bid. The husband allegedly sought reconciliation amid legal strife as investigators examine the alleged self harm and possible murder attempt in the tense dispute.
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United Press Parta
Thomas
Ryan
Rman
Muir Rive
Wits
Aguericin Hospital
Kory
Plan Transcontinental Dirigible Flight
Plan announced for a transcontinental dirigible flight by United Pray. Dayton reports that naval air officials will oversee the project within eighteen months. Wil: tinny Av Mfiitt, chief of their Wael wit Aeevion, comments on the era’s technological milestone and its potential impact on naval operations.
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United Pray Dayton
Naval Paraounell
Tinny Av Mfiitt
Ihir Wael Wit
Maffigtt
Corry Dog Owners Rush For Licenses
Corry residents report many dog owners have secured licenses amid a city survey. Officials say about four hundred dogs are owned in Corry and unlicensed dogs will face enforcement actions under the new city ordinance.
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Corry
Debating Bonus Payment Plan in Washington
United States officials debate funding a one cent per taxpayer bonus through indirect taxes or by the foreign war debt. Republicans push using foreign debt or bond issues to cover the bonus, with Representative Fordney supporting the plan and President Harding reportedly favorable.
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United States
Janet
Pordnoys
House Ways Aridh Metro
United Pres Wriar
Harding
Hye
Unclear text fragment from historical page
A garbled OCR passage appears to reference individuals and a schedule entry focused on an afternoon event. The legible items include names resembling Ott and Mra Charing Reginatdas with possible mentions of a grave or memorial context and a time around the afternoon. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
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Wy Dana Liter
Mra
Charing Reginatdas
Transport Docked at Brooklyn After Dangerous Leaks
The Crocke, carrying fourteen German brides and American soldiers, docked at Pier 2 Brooklyn after springing a leak and venturing through heavy storms. Captain Joseph J. Reppa saved the vessel, ordering crew to move cargo to stabilize the hull as four hours of work led to a safe stoppage with allied ships assisting and passengers remaining aboard.
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New York
Joseph J. Reppa
Vossel Wisen
Leia Port Crooke
Rhine
Todiew
Pier 2
Brook
Reppa
Crooke
Walter Bernard
United States
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Cantigny Bar
Crockerain Margeilles
Mamburg
Lenasport
Nniwerp
S Army of Occupation
Getauln
Strooke
Chatammry
Namler Mhold
Transpork
Peppa
Charles
Burkpuisty
H. Molck
St Rexmore
Newark
Towton
George Washington
St. Mihiel
Oliver
Weil
Information sought on former GO A soldier victim of Argonne gas
Local veterans seek details about Edward Burke of Corkbyiots and a Burke brother who served with Company A in the Argonne fighting. Edward Burke was gassed near the Argonne battle and died recently at the Marine Hospital in Pittsburgh from gas effects. Anyone with information should write immediately.
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J Burke
Contape
Elfey
Tns
Trun
Pate
Burke
Edward Burke
Corkbyiots
Pistsburyls
Vornopolis
Iwi
Hold Up Hatch School Project Pending Survey
Board of Education considers state survey on Hatch school repairs while no new action taken. Architect Mount’s drawings show five new classrooms. state department reply expected in coming days as plans for rebuilding or remodeling are weighed.
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State Department of Education
Educaton
State Department
A. P Mowat
Sumer
Bars
Archimet
Pitelia Nary
Mount
French Chamber Opposes New Cabinet Leader
Report from Paris notes hostile stance in the chamber toward the new government leader. Text mentions pressure from allied papers to push acceptance of the defensive pact and government reforms, amid political tension and warnings of action against opponents.
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New
Decrease in Mortality Rate Reported for district
A historical statistics report by Sidney B. Elston shows births nearly double deaths in the district for the year. There were 206 births and 115 deaths overall, with 176 births in the city and 86 male 89 female births. Wayne township recorded 30 births and 11 deaths. The report compares the year to 1020 WW2 era totals and lists births and deaths by district and gender.
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Tel
Journal Today
Sidney B. Elston
Wayne
Wayne Township
Corey
Wayas
Registran Elston
Corny
Irthi
Pilrakis
Shale
Accomplishments of Prohibition Outlined
United Proax summary details first year enforcement under prohibition ahead of its third anniversary. Arrests for drunkenness fell about 6 percent, nearly a million gallons of liquor seized, about twenty thousand imprisonments, and property seizures near 1.9 million dollars. Revenue, office expenditures, salaries, and travel costs for agents also noted.
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United Proax
Washington
Jon
United Press
Hyman Bernstein Dies at Syracuse
Hyman Bernstein died in Syracuse at about 65, reportedly after inhaling pneumonia in the city he had visited with his sons Rouben and Morris Bernstein. The deceased, a resident for years, left two sons and two daughters, with surviving relatives including Me Bornstein.
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Syracuse
Hypyn Bernstwini
Rouben
Morris Bernstein
Bazry Absit
Hag
Friedels
Severnorcisiare
Bornstein
Ford Offer May Shape Big Political Battle in Congress
In Washington, Ford’s Muscle Shoals nitrate project bid is sent to Congress by War Secretary Weeks, triggering a fierce political clash. Supporters argue it will lower fertilizer costs and boost agriculture, while opponents mobilize a farm bloc campaign. Weeks may modify terms but signals cautious backing, with Ford chairing a major policy dispute.
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Jan M.tenry
Ford
Congress
Ford Offirenive
Portiamiends
Farm Bloc
Jow
Bie
Hie
War Department
Actio
Mil
Tigre
Eno
Araiy
Wigan
New French Cabinet Formed Under Poincare
In Paris a new French cabinet is completed with Poincare involved as intermediary. British Prime Minister Lloyd George and Poincare arranged talks at the British embassy to solidify a working link. The Supreme Council decisions and looming government reshuffles shape the immediate political landscape.
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Paincare
Winderstanding
Deeimeyeven
Danny
Storm warnings on Atlantic coast intensify weather alerts
Weather bulletin reports escalating storm warnings along the Atlantic coast with officials urging caution. The text lists coastal zones in New York and nearby areas, noting possible rain, wind, and travel disruptions as authorities monitor the system.
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Atlantic Coast
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