Sound Industrial Development Here Assured This Year
The report touts strong industrial growth potential for the city with major projects at Ajax, Narwbuckle, Brikinhoo, Motul Products, and J.W. A. P. Al firms. It notes a broad development plan including private home building, commercial ventures, and municipal expansion while warning growth hinges on stable conditions and avoiding disaster.
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Gimli Ap
Nepal
Ajax
Fonmide Brikinhoo
Motul
A, P. al
Corry
Ylang
Uv Corey
Bankley
Odessa Falls 10 the Reds in Didenss seaport seizure
The report claims Bolshevik forces capture the seaport of Didenss on the Black Sea. The State Department notes the city is now occupied by Red troops as the Bolshevik army advances. An estimated 100,000 refugees inhabit the area while transports move and a French ship is engaged in a relief mission.
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Washington
Hil
Bolsovik
Didenss
State Department
Vinodiy
Uhe
Palla
Buch
Putakirta
de Etly
Red
Bolshovik
Elty
Cin Vieew
Ddoom
Three Firemen Killed as Wall Collapses in Newtown Fire
A wall collapse during a fire at a Newtown building claimed the lives of three firefighters and injured another. The fire damaged the structure with estimated losses around $110,000. Investigators work to determine the cause as debris and smoke hinder safety crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitea Presa
Ifourtown
Irkink
Newtown Ton and Aploa Company
Weternoon
Conferees Deadlocked on Bail Issues in Cummins Esch Bills
Washington January 17 Conferees failed to agree on various clauses of the Cummins Esch bills including federal transportation extension and general railroad control. Labor organizations appeal for extension while railroads demand return to private ownership if Congress does not act by a set date.
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Labor Organization
Washington
Senate
Fedural
Edie
Yoate
Nave
Congress
Investigation Into Deaths Of Four Miners
An inquiry into the four miner deaths progresses with expected results in a few days. The Internal Revenue Office and national revenue agencies anticipate involvement by officers and a supply of blanks arriving soon. Officials from the department and Cambridge Springs unit will send representatives to the city as the blanks are distributed.
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Onal Poytn
Four Coal Company Workers Die After Large Jolt
In Potmsville England a heavy blast or jolt toppled four men employed by the Anmines Coal Company at Acddliport. The blast threw one man into the kel, another to the bottom, while others were struck by debris. This accident prompted an immediate investigation into safety measures.
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Potmsvilee
Jun
Groen
Aniwnes Coal Company
Four Die in Ohio Rail Crash After Collision
A late night railroad collision near Hamler Ohio on the Toledo and Western line left four dead and multiple injuries. Emergency crews responded as investigators began to determine the cause of the fatal wreck on the rural stretch.
Mrs William Rockefeller Dies at Coco Island Georgia
The wife of W William Rockefeller died today at Cockle Island off the Georgia coast, as confirmed by Rockefeller family telegram and local authorities. The report notes the death occurred this morning and cites family communications through Ward.
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W. Rockefeller
Wiliam Rockefetler
Cokyl Island
Georgia
Ward
Rockefeller
Quadruple murder case looms as arrests near
Report shows Charles Marshall in charge with the murders of Robert Miller, his wife, their eight month old baby, and daughter. Investigators imply more arrests may follow as details emerge from Aberdeen jail and surrounding towns. A lynching plot reportedly influenced the events, with witnesses describing shots from opposing sides of the house and a planned getaway by vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prous
Waimsory Jin
Tin
Omain
Robert Miller
Charlen Marshall
Alberdeen
Marabal Yan
Pha
Uke Howe
Oil Dispute With Mexico Is Settled
Washington January 17 The United States and Mexico have settled a dispute over drilling in the Tampico district. Under the agreement Provident Cotrage withdrew his objection to the development of American oil wells. The question of national attention remains in abeyance. Drilling in Tampico and other fields will be returned to normal on January 19 per official word from Mexico City.
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Washington
United States
Steinh
Mumpisa
Haya
Mexingo City
Algpatchon
Berlin Reds Jailed Amid Riots and Trials
Reported in Berlin on June 16, authorities investigated disturbances linked to recent orders. The executive board and activities committee of Hodrove will gather at 7:40 PM at the Federal Hall. Mire Walsh of the Bureau of Public Health will attend and extend an invitation to the public.
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Darin
Dalayed
Berlin
Féducar
Deschanel Named President of France by Joint Assembly
Paul Deschanel, long time deputy and prominent Avan, was elected President of France by a joint assembly of the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate. He succeeds Raymond Poincaré, carrying a career in politics and literature, with 840 votes cast and 764 for Deschanel.
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Matsura
Thowe Doendane
Clomengenu
Jayana
G T Kincaid Admitted Before Supreme Court
G T Kincaid was admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States in a formal session. The ceremony included Solicitor Kincaid and an Nebraska attorney, both sworn in, with Congressman Milton W. Bureau and others present. The event followed a day spent with friends in Washington.
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Corry
United States Supreme Court
Shreve
Gerry T. Kincaid
Supreme Court of the United Shutes
Simms Again Before Committee On Navy Awards
Admiral Witts told the Senate committee investigating Navy award mailings that some authority in Washington gave the questions but he declined to provide more details. He said he would supply the information when appropriate and a full investigation was requested.
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Washington
Tan
Germany
Wit- Jinn
Europe
Almine
Sénata
Giselemure
Mooting Held in Commerce Rooms
A meeting was organized by the rabbit reading group to discuss token arrangements. It was planned for Tuesday evening in the Board of Commerce room, with all interested invited to attend.
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Board of Commerce
Rome
Kramer predicts wholesale arrests of bootleggers
United Press reports federal prohibition commissioner John Kramer stating that nationwide wholesale arrests of bootleggers may occur after the 18th amendment becomes effective at midnight. He cites thousands of detectives and a coordinated plan with lawyers, authorities, and assistants to enforce the ban, involving special divisions and state and local cooperation.
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United Press
Walmington
John ¥. Kramer
Thousiinda
Kramer
Plana
Burkman and Goldman Plan Liberty Society in Tassia
Minland reports on January 17 that Alexander Burkman and Emmi Goldman announce the creation of a group named sons of Araceiean liberty in Tassia. They say the society will promote a devil revolution in the United States, statements made to a United Press reporter after arriving aboard the Buford transport carrying 248 deported radicals.
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Hanqo
Minland
Alexander Burkman
Emmi Goldman
Tallet
Tassia
Fle ‘Sons of Araceiean Liberty
Burkman
Goldman
United Pros
Buford
Waytet Ark
United States
William Keefe Passes Away After Sudden Illness
William Keefe died suddenly at his Bradford home on Pennsylvania Avenue after a brief illness. He was 58 or 88? years old and had lived in Bradford most of his life. Survived by his mother, three sisters, and three brothers, the funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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William Keste
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mayt
Maude
Frank
Mia
John Barry
James
George Keefe
Corry
John Kevte
Bradford
Konto
Souther
Columbus
Bernard
St. Thomas Bar
Midnight Basketball at Clymer War Matches Epworthians and Association Five
A nocturnal game at Clymer pitted Epworthians against the Clymer Athletic Association five with a final score of 36 to 19 in favor of Clymer. The event began around midnight and ended late as spectators and players faced rough conditions, a damaged train line, and a chilly morning with a forecast of colder weather and possible rain on Sunday.
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Clymer
Epworthians
Clymer Athletic Association
Moore
Gerry
Ona
Batore B
Clymor
Ex-Governor Willis Delivers Prohibition Address at Rally
Ex Governor Willis Frank B. Willis of Ohio gave a long speech at a community rally honoring the ratification of the 18th amendment. Delays and a formal program filled the high school auditorium as Willis urged enforcement of the new law and spoke on constitutional duty.
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Belvel
May
Frank B. Willis
Ohio
Willis Wao
Melesierure
Amarin
Roy
Wil Kon
Louis
Williams Torgether
Fifa
John Barleycorn
BeCovarmaok Willis
Alexander
Willis
Ifs
States
Delaware
High Five Defeated at Johnsonburg in 47 to 15 setback
Corry High School team, who faced the Johnsonburg HI quintette, suffered a 47 to 15 defeat last night. The report provides few game details beyond the final score and mentions St. Marys the opponent in nearby play.
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Johnsonburg
Navices Rom Jontson
Buiey Laut Wight
Corry High School Ve
Solicitor Returns From Conference On Gas Commission Plan
A conference summary notes support for a state gas commission to regulate production and consumer protection. Key figures include Secretary of the Tutorlon Tune and John Rilling, with discussion of gas supply, consumer impact, and possible federal and state actions. A House member supported measures to prevent transportation out of the state if needed.
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Nayington
Alfrdir
Kincald
Lae
John Rilling
Ty Wummary Anid
Tir Houtoreues
Wong
Ue Kyon
Lael
Gan Department
UN TateHor
Moana
Gill
Blirern
Tutur State Commierie Commission
Pennsylvania
Tony Sylvania Public Serview Commission
Alate
Summoned to Appear in Pool Case Near Fort Brin
Hegora Corry men are summoned to appear in a pool case against Eli Fut Brio and Ontario Mutual Stock Association. The deputy marshal says the case involves illegal use of pools, with witnesses from multiple towns to testify in U S District Court on January 18.
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Hegora
Miueahal Mella
Deepay
Pittsburgh
United States District
Cburt
Rymira
Mutual Stock Association
Donla
Masoysats
Bridge Springs
Joby
Birth of a university board member in Meadville report
Pittsburgh news wires record a winter meeting at Allegheny College noting the appointment of Dr. W H Crawford as president, with the board of directors declaring the unexpected vacancy effective June 30.
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Pittsburge
Jan
Dharmigh Nation
W. H. Crawford
Bo Yonty
Allegheny
Meadville
Dirantor
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G. T. Kincaid
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