War clouds gather as Turkish troops march toward war
Reports from Paris Berlin and London describe Turkish forces massing near Constantinople and French troop movements in the Ruhr region heightening the crisis. Western powers seek a settlement as German protests warn of possible clashes and open hostilities.
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United Pro Essen
Garmin
Rhine
Duisberg
Prenoh den Aviatione
Etrissbute Jrmland
Germ Dentiine
Constantinople
Davide Amet
Mustaphia
Kemal Pashi
Mustapha Kemal
Gor
Near East
Regen
Berlin
Yeptorday
Germany
Praca
Emmbassy
Muenster
Elk lodge to start new series of dances next Wednesday
Corry Lodge of Hike will inaugurate a new series of dancing events next Wednesday evening. Invitations are being mailed. members with membership cards gain admission while others are by invitation only. Messenger's Popular Orchestra will provide music as before. events are well attended.
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Corry
Messenger
Mob law spreads through Arkansas at Herrin court
Five individuals charged in the Herrin case face trial as the Marion court prepares jury instructions. Judge Hartwell readies the charge at opening, with expected delivery within hours.
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Arkansas
Marion
Hartwell
Hay
Deadlocked on Interest Rate on Debt Payment
Washington January 18 The British and American debt funding talks stalled as each side rejected the other’s terms. The British urged a three percent interest rate on roughly six billion dollars of principal and interest while the American side balked citing the Federal Reserve rediscount rate at four and a half percent. A tentative agreement might hinge on British public explanation and possible approval by Bonar Law with European support still unclear.
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United Prem Washington
Ritm
American Debt Funding Commission
No Bores
Myitish Wie Jon
London
Britain
Bank of England
Amepici
Marding
Teusious
Engrénsi
Uuljouriien
New League Directors to Be Elected
Business men and residents are invited to attend the Rox theatre on January 25 to view the Teague film showing dairy plant operations milk production and distribution. Public invitation extended to all.
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Rox Theatre
Allwrjoon
Pic Ie
Embargo Modification Clarifies Northern Division Freight Rules
Notification to Pennsylvania Railroad offices outlines altered embargo terms authorizing movement of anthracite coal by rail. Freight carloads and less than carload shipments are allowed within the Northern Division limits, except where other embargoes apply, pending connection with approved officers.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Miteria
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Pennsylvania Railroad Systema
Northern Division
Rail Workers Flogged and Many Departed in Arkansas Mob Action
In Harrison Arkansas a mob of business leaders and farmers enforced a citizen committee order against strikers on the Missouri and North Arkansas railroad. Reports say workers were flogged and driven from the area while authorities prepared probes into the lynching and sabotage allegations. Sixteen beached indictments emerged as deputies hunted the indicted men under mob oversight.
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United Prose
Harrison
Ark
Arkansas
Levis
Missouri and North Arkansas
B. C. Gregor
Citizene’ Committee
Missouri
Gregiv
Tomorr
Maddox
Cltwns
Circuit Court
Citizens Court
Boone
Tug Swept Into Niagara Saved Above Falls
The ferry William Keep carrying autos and passengers was swept toward Niagara Falls after breaking from shore. It stranded on rocks near Tonawanda, held there by rocks as rescue boats could not reach in time. Help arrived to prevent a plunge over the falls.
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United Pros
Rupfalo
Niagara River
Falls
William Krop
President Harding May Not Visit Office Today
President Harding, listed as improving after an illness, may not appear at his White House office today. He is expected to do some work in his study as he recovers.
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United Prose
Washington
Harding
White House
Sparta Farmer Found Frozen Dead Near Barn in Weather
A farmer named Stirdevant, living near Britton Run three miles west of Spartansburg, was found dead from cold near his home after wandering the countryside in a severe early weather. Neighbors say he was last seen alive returning toward his residence before succumbing to the cold. The body was taken to J.B. Winans for burial preparations with funeral arrangements pending.
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Wafi
Britton Run
Hubbard Stirdevant
Rudolph Aikens
Tate
Orelock
Devant Cullen
Aiken
Sir Stirdevant
Atkens
Ailens
Aikens
Spartanaburg
Spartansburg
J.B. Winans
Mr. Sturdevant
Miners Bitter as Authorities Halt Meeting in Pittston
Union miners in Pittston Pa protest police action blocking a scheduled meeting of miners from No 9 colliery with organizer Rinaldo Cappellini and labor leader. Mayor Brown ordered the halt and police stationed at the halls. Cappellini, jailed after a prior arrest, sues the mayor and police for damages.
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United Press
Pittston
No. & Colliery
Pennsylvania
Trad Heen
Rinaldo Cappélini
Brows
Cappelini
Three Held for Big Gem Theft Indicted
Three men from the apartment below actor Frank B. Carmen were indicted by a grand jury on four counts including larceny assault robbery and receiving stolen property related to the Irene Schoelkopf jewels valued at about a half million stolen after a New Year party. J. Fe McGowan R. A. Marshall and A. L. Lewis face warrants for arrest.
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United Press
NEW York
Frank B. Carmen
Irene Schoelikapt
Butfulo
J. Fe McGowan
R. A. Marshal
A. L. Tewis
Inclding
Mim. Schosllope
Motors Mortgage Receivers File Final Report
Receivers of Motors Mortgage Corporation report completion of the audit and court approval to finalize the company affairs. The Pittsburgh Trust Company acts as receiver and confirms the first and final account, with new officers and directors appointed within the period from January 12, 1923. The document notes improved financial condition compared with prior reporting during receivership and outlines the ongoing settlement of claims and assets.
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Motors Mortgage Corporation
Lieulefoeke
Hielders
Bywen
Pittsburgh
Penna Crude Oil Takes Another Jump
Pittsburgh report notes crude oil prices rising with a new jump as market watchers record higher per barrel costs. Traders cite demand shifts and regional supply concerns amid volatile energy markets.
Stolen Auto Recovered on North Center Street
Police found a stolen Ford touring model 1929 on North Center Street near Dane Tower and the Coney and Clymbur Street Railway area. The vehicle bore the owner’s initials SB MW and showed damage. investigators seek the owner and any leads from Albany police files.
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North Center Street
Tenny
Nyndings
New York State
Coney and Clymbur Street
Dane Tower
Ford
New York
Ptt
Huey
Wes
Tokyo
Albany
Mt Nore
Former Corry Resident Dead
Mrs. Thomas Clark, a former Corry resident, died at her home in Conneaut Ohio after a lingering illness. She is survived by two daughters Misses Sarah and Clara Plarie of Greenville, Mrs Charles Clark of Greenville, John Clark of Conneaut, William Clark of Conneaut, and Thomas Clark of Ashtabula. The body will be brought to Corry and funeral services will be held at St Thomas Church with interment in St Thomas Cemetery.
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Thomas Clark
Corry
Conneaut
Jouf Konia
Sarah
Clara Plarie
Greenville
Charles Clarks
John Clark
Cofiuln
William Clarke
ConneaQt
Astuabsts
Immigration law changes planned in congressional debate
Washington discussions outline proposed reforms to the immigration statute. The plan includes adjusting quotas by region, tightening entry for certain classes, and introducing flexible limits tied to the 1910 census data with yearly caps and exceptions for relatives and certain workers.
German Warning Over Possible Ruhr Conflict and Allied Moves
Berlin July 18 Germans warn against danger of conflict as occupation of the Ruhr Valley risks widening toward Münster. Allied and German forces resume advances toward Dortmund and nearby areas while transport and thirty tanks move from Dortmund toward Dorfeld.
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United Press
Berlin
Germay
Ruhr
Mienster
Dortwind
Feooch
Omy
Mushner
Modmund
Doratfeld
Blame Game Over Arkansas Rail Riots Sparks Across State
United Press report accuses railroad companies of defective fire boxes and old engines fueling unrest in Arkansas. Harrison and Little Rock scenes feature strikers and alleged frameups as authorities consider steps to calm tensions and halt bridge burnings affecting Missouri and North Arkansas routes.
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United Pres
Little Rock
Ark
Missouri and
North Arkansas
Probe death of couple at ease in Waterford Road home
Bodies of Nina Randall and husband, operating Roadhouse on Waterford Road, found in their home. Husband succumbs as authorities probe suspected murder in wife’s death.
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Nina Randall
Waterford Road
Two Poison Whisky Victims Raise Murder Suspicion
Report from Jan 18 details the deaths of Aunt Nina Hough and Clift Hough on Waterford Road and a related death of Maighton Houghs wife. Coroner Cardot probes possible double murder ties to poisoned whisky amid ongoing inquiries and stomach analyses.
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Aunt Nine Hough
Clift Hough
Waterford
Tinitts
Cardo
Maly
Nina
Gardaan
Chee Maighton
Cardot
Rogers Structural Steel Company forms after name change
The firm GR Rogers & Company reorganizes to Rogers Structural Steel Company. Officers listed include President C. Ro Roge eng, Vice President J. J. Trost, Secretary Treasurer K. L. Gilsin. Robert Ot of Pittsburgh has recently joined the concern. The change, finalized today, traces back to the 1908 organization by R. Rogers.
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GR Rogers & Company
Rogers Structural Steel Company
Rogers Structural Steel
C. Ro Roge Eng
J. J. Trost
KL. Gilsin
Robert Ot
Pittsburgh
R. Rogers Company
The
Rogers Struatural Steel Company
R. Rogers
Marine strike looming as 3000 workers vote tonight
United Press reports that about 3,000 members of the Associatid Marina Workers of this port will vote tonight on a strike if wage demands are not met. Pay was cut by $20 to $140 a month per year pair.
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United Pres
New York
Associatid Marina
Tno
Prominent lawyer William Te Moore dies in probate filing
United Press reports the prominent corporation lawyer William Te Moore died last Thursday. His will estimates an estate between 1 million and 30 million dollars to his family, with probate proceedings starting yesterday.
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New York
William Te Moore
Lawytty
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