Erie Alderman Moran Shot in Alleged Brothel Row
Erie Alderman Fred J. Moran was wounded early Sunday in a shooting at a West Hevontinenthy Street location linked to an alleged brothel. Police Chief Dots and Deputy Attorney Hines led the probe as witnesses described two Black men involved. Moran remained in critical condition at Vineiotla Hospital.
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Ang
Fred J. Moran
Allerians
Qinkape
Quinn
Angeem
Bos Te Weld
de Witnonaes
Beall
Annaie
Milerman Marin
Phe Nowe
Potlee Wiknit
Ture Tong Neon
Pallor
Merle
Muri
Vineoitla Hospital
Eho
Roy Omer
Anthin Bawa
Iliatelet
Dot
Delaire
Moran
Mayor And Police Heads Before Jury
Mayor Hy, Jan and Police Commissioner Enright prepared to appear before a grand jury under scrutiny from acting Governor Whitman. The session, expected within 24 hours, aims to examine allegations tied to the Whiten administration and possible resignations or investigations into the police commission.
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United Prom
New York
Hy. Jan
Enright Wort
Grand Jury
Tormir
Whitin
Sky
Millér
Probing Deaths of Family near Ramnee
Five members of the Bigham family are reported dead near Ramnee after a quadruple murder and ensuing events. The elder L. S. Bigham, a 40 year old son, and Mrs. M. Bhielky are named among the victims, with a 1 year old adopted child also mentioned in the fragile report. The incident unfolds over a weekend with details conflicting and unclear in the surviving fragments.
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Bigham
Ramnee
Wleich
Baruch Urges Readjustment of Reparations
United Press reports economist Bernard Baruch urged reexamining German reparations to restore American factory activity and curb unemployment. He cited possible global price shifts, renewed demand for cotton and metals, and a return to normal financial and industrial conditions as outcomes of reconfigured reparations talks in Paris.
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United Pree
York
Germany
Barnard Barseh
Paris
Comel Neta
Finneier
Adiitiona Developmenti
Wil
Amer Eman
Sinn Fein Leaders Sought by the British Looms in House
In Washington on January 17, leaders of Sinn Fein face pressure as the House considers a major bill. The debate centers on likely expulsions and potential shifts in allegiance within party ranks as the Republican steering committee plans action. The bill and negotiations loom over the chamber, with party leaders bracing for rapid developments.
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Sinn Fein
Dramatic Dublin raids yield arrests in martial law city
In Dublin a wide scale crackdown saw house to house searches in the mile area with miles of taped cordon. Two key figures in the government crackdown remained at large while nine men were captured and martial law was proclaimed with residents cut off from supplies and military checkpoints enforcing patrols.
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Dublin
Metael Tolling
Heropublican Wermy
Hunt Swine
de Valeri
Treland Gan
Sie Uta
Memar
Return of British Envoy Promises World History Change
Extraordinary emphasis marked the return of Sir Aickland Hidden Uritisit sailing to the United States. Reports indicate possible major shifts in government policy and a vow administration driving changes that could alter world history.
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United Presa
London
Sun
Sir Aickland
United States
Pall Mall
Geddes
Austria Seeks Immediate Aid From Allies
The Adrian government announces efforts to end a nationwide strike and avoid bankruptcy, asking Allied nations for urgent assistance to determine what support can be provided to Austria.
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Austria
Tey United Presa
Adrian
Buccowe
Lloyd George Celebrates 58th Birthday in London
Prime Minister David Lloyd George marked his 58th birthday in London today. The Welsh wizard, long a central figure since 1916, received tributes noting his continuous public service in Britain’s wartime and postwar leadership. Also reported, Farrier H McGormick, wife of Cyrus McGormick, leader of the International Harvester board, died today.
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United Pro
London
Van
Lloyds- George
Nina
Great Britain
United Premy Omigago
Tro
Farrier H. McGormick
Cyrus McGormick
Tnternational Harvester Company
Factions Clash At Capital Amid Turmoil In Alleghany County
Reports from TagrieneG alleghany describe chaotic confrontation as factions clash over party control in the capital. The scramble involves Toatio, Oliver Cardona, and Fannin, with debates shaping the agenda for the provincial session and lingering disputes over succession and patronage.
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Tagrierieg
Tomina
County Derogaton
Toatio
Oliver Cardona
Fannin
Greeks Near Angora, Turks Suffer Heavy Losses
Report from Jalalabad by Vulted Prom claims Greek forces near Angora advance, Turkish troops sustain heavy casualties, with 1,000 Turkish soldiers killed south of Bravse and Greek casualties at 148 wounded. Officials say Angora remains threatened as clashes resume near the frontier.
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LY Ammen
Jal
Grek
Angora
Tay
Alfiegre
Markiah
Constantine
Senate Today in Congress Amid Tariff Debates and Appropriations
Senate activity focuses on tariff issues and the House reform agenda with debate over foreign relations and budget appropriations. Various committees prepare motions and hearings on naval aviation agriculture grain and cotton speculation while others consider foreign aid and diplomatic expenses.
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Naval
Naval Aviation
Army
Rivera
Nanhord
Woyt
Unenna
Anes
Russian envoy to join Paris talks amid Bolshevik factions
Boris Bakunov, Russian ambassador, will participate in conferences of Rumina and Bolshevik factions in Paris. He plans to sail from New York this week after presenting credentials at the embassy today.
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United Press
Washington
Boris Bakuoéteff
Hero, Son
Paris
Bakchinenteff
New Yorke
Police Detain Guests After Rumored Gambling Ring At Local Hotel
Police investigated reports of a gambling operation in a hotel on Boat MaA street. Guests alleged to be involved were questioned on arrival and the proprietor denied involvement in any poker game. Authorities paused further action pending review by the department.
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Tiwan
Mane
Kastor
Franke
Kyster
Howe
Briand Completes Cabinet Amid Foreign Policy Strain
Briand finished forming a new cabinet today facing friction with President Millimand over policy toward Germany and the Varsailley treaty amid pressure from military and political allies. The move aims to secure approval from the Bronchchamber as France seeks to navigate tensions with Germany and maintain alliance commitments.
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Millimand
Desire Lo Avoil
Germany
Hicely
Smial Wieelinpihor Nethay
Milloranl
al Hayes
Praldeat Polexro
Poleare Damania
Alecossn
Invents Super Sibiarne Invention in Berlin
Regrets were expressed in German prose to play Phat Prof Oswald Funney s invention or a submarine would not have been made. Mamm announces discovery of an alloy to render submarines impervious to depth charges and to replace ballast. His invention would increase range and make submarines more deadly on the surface. Weather: Pair tonight and Tuesday. Colder tonight.
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Berlin
Goeimin
Phat
Oswald Funney
Carier
Mamm
Bas
Bandits Kill Officers In Fatal Shootout
An early report describes an armed robbery by bandits at a local station ending in a gunfight. One officer Belurweder and Long died he several minutes after the shooting, with Louie Sekroviter among the wounded and four others injured during the exchange. The event occurred near the Dawe routine area as suspects attempted to flee.
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United Prom
Toledo
Louie Sekroviter Uni
Willy
New York
Ralbind
Hubravder
F Unlor
Dawe
Sutton Tees
Ihmaieliiy Uekod
Nile
Fio Keene
Belurweder
Long
City Police to Cancel Examinations for New Recruits
Report notes no examination of applicants for police positions on January 29 due to internal changes. City authorities planned to introduce minor personnel shifts and consolidate staff, though details and motives remain unclear.
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Mme Pontine Depaminony
Borvico
Saturtey
Ayalhulde
Ho Orithdeoiwal
Special Session of Congress Date To Be Fixed
The date for a special session of Congress will be set after talks with congressional leaders. President Harding will press for needed measures as discussions focus on timing and agenda.
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Congress
United Press
Marion
Tan
Congressonal Itators
Hardingauld
Slay St Wna
Three Children Burned To Death In Suspected Fire Trap
Jan 17 report from Wilkes Harre states three children perished in a night fire. Witnesses describe all were burned in their home as flames engulfed the bed. Raymond, a relative, hurried home from Florida where he had been visiting. family plans to return there in spring.
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Wilkiesharre
Deutroyet Pee
Michalt Mack
Bhantys
Cakar
Sion
Adam
Hletak
Commission Meeting Scheduled In Mexia Tonight
The Midy Commission will meet in regular session at the city library this evening. City officials say routine business will be discussed and a brief public meeting will follow.
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Midy
Phn Librany Mia Tomight
Adlemia
Fe Seheil
Bidrumactinl
Mexia
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