Organizing Meeting Forms Sportsmen's Club
The Sportsmen's Club is organized in this city with officers named Frank Kalehor as president and Cas Saylor as secretary and treasurer. An executive board includes HN Barlow and others. over 150 members expressed interest in forming district camps and supporting a proposed nominal fifty cent tax to fund state fish and game efforts.
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Byortamon
Harry M. Brieht
Mowrs
Aecamptlah
Frank Kalehor
la Mt. Chelvela
Cas Saylor
Pat Downes
HN Barlow
Stowinett
Chaelor Kittay
Duwaon
Robarte
Vlajtora
Howe
British Navy to Grow Force and Enact Real Blockade
London reports an official provision to add 70,000 men to the British navy and prepares for an immediate blockade of Germany and Austria. The publicity says fourteen superfething warships are completed and ready, with additional smaller craft to boost the empire’s screening ways.
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London
Ger- Min
Adetrian
Ars
Jn Cortan
Qayul
Attempt to Kill Emperor of China Rumor of Palace Plot
A large conspiracy to destroy Min palace and kill Yuan Shi Kai, the new emperor, was announced by the government. Exposed revolts and plots across provinces followed the palace attack, with troops sent to quell unrest though no decisive word on the outcome.
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China
United Prew
Pekin
Min Palace
Yuan Shi Kai
Updike Case Again Draws Sensations Across Town
Turbulent updates in the Updike murder case. Police disclose a marriage between a key figure and a brother’s spouse. A Spanish contriver and others face questions as a witness is sought and a suspect resurfaces hiding in the city.
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Chicago
Poliowtig
Crown
Ind
Updike
Spaniah Cabft Binger
Atey Hoyne
Wilson stumps for peace advocates in tense front
President Wilson campaigns on pacifist defense policy as rural crowd listens. Haley, a Pennsylvania politician ally, warns opposition to Wilson policy is organized and ready to mobilize. Weather conditions noted as cloudy with warm late night.
State Department Lists Deaths in Mexico
United Press reports the State Department prepares a complete official record of the condition of Americans in Mexico during years of revolution and strife. The document, readied for President Wilson’s approval, reviews deaths and injuries and aims to inform Congress and the White House.
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United Press
Wadlington
D. C
White House
State Department
Ding
Fal
Mexico
Wilson
Jaquins Case to Be Heard at Ease Tomorrow
The case against Art Jaquine of Ja Quins and Olymor is set for hearing before Justice Magnott. He is charged with violating the state guarding against cattle shipments. State officers including the state veterinarian will direct the prosecution and several witnesses from Gila vicinity will attend at the county seat.
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Jaquins
Magnott
Olymor
Jaquine
Statf
Gila
Theounty
England Can Enforce Real Naval Blockade
The State Department reports England can establish a real blockade of Germany by seizure of neutral ships and cargoes bound for German ports. It says Britain must show the blockade can deter neutral ships from aiding Germany and demonstrate control of sea lanes to cut German imports.
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United Pes
Washington, D.C
Stats Department
Nive
England
Germany
State Department
U. Bi Naval
Thte
First Two Compensation Agreements Reported
United press reports outline two compensation agreements involving the Harrier company. The deals cover injured employees and include protective measures for workers. Both agreements were finalized and filed with the stool company as part of the settlement process.
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United + ces
Eifac
Greece to Withdraw All Troops Across Border
Athen January 19 the government announced that all Greek troops will be withdrawn from the Greek Bulgarian border except one battalion. An additional note indicated Wigland agreed to export five bone and tons of Gos to Growww to avert a possible railway tie up.
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Athen
Mino
Wigland Tas
Deadlock Persists in City Garment Strike Talks
Philadelphia January 1940 reports in rough form say garment workers numbering about ten thousand continue a strike amid stalled talks. Officials claim limited progress toward settlement as more workers express hope for settlement despite impasse.
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Philadelphia
Dade Duk
Atx
United States Cavalrymen Captured By Mexicans
A telegraph report from Washington details the capture of American cavalrymen by Mexican forces near the US border. The incident occurred as Ulysses Villistas attacked, with military and civilian observers awaiting official word on the fate of the captives.
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United States
Wera Douala
Arizona
Seyen United
Uy Villista
Armarona
Koll
Fire Devours Galeton Town Structures Early Morning
A disastrous blaze in Galeton destroys more than thirty buildings, including a grocery store, three hardware outlets, and the Bell Telephone Central office. Many dwellings are lost and phone service remains out as of 10 40 AM.
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Treas
Galeton
Oia
Vomylaty Tule
Yoku Vindell
Deviing Brothers
Bell ‘Telephone Compang
Greek Revolt Rumors Stir London War Council
Report from London indicates Allied war council discussed rumors of a Greek revolt while British and French officials denied plans for upheaval against the Greek king. German and Rotterdam sources hint at Greek unrest amid Balkan developments, with no confirmation of a government change.
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London
Man
War Council
Balkans
France
Great
Bellin
German
Rotterdam
Gresce
Crewis
Athena
More Rain Worsens Floods Across the West
Reports say renewed rainfall intensifies flooding in Arizona and Southern California. Damaging flows threaten Hemet and the Riverside area as residents evacuate. Roosevelt Reservoir overflows heightening water stress and losses exceed $1.5 million with five deaths recorded.
Miners Take First Step At Convention For Wage Demands
United Press reports the international miners convention in Tadianapolix began moves to draft a new wage scale and operator demands. President White approved selecting a committee member from each district to formulate the stakes, amid objections over the appointment process.
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United Press
Tadianapolix
Iid
Arguing Motion for Non-Suit in Auto Accident Case
The court hears an arguing motion for non suit in a New York case arising from an auto collision. The defense challenges damages while the railroad attorney consults on the matter and the prosecutor weighs the summary.
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Ara
New York
Carranza Drives Out Mexican Bandits After Executions
Reports from Pano describe Mexican bandit leaders driven into the mountains following Car Anza death orders. Two American deaths near Forton are confirmed while authorities say more bandits will be executed. Enrique Cisnepgs captured and slated for execution at Jiarex or Chihuahua as bodies of executed outlaws are displayed.
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United Press
Pano
Carpanza
Ny. Mex
Roderguin
Vaies
Tere
Torthon Hye
Todus
Chibushu
Santa Iaa
Eat
Enrique Cisnepgs
Jiarex
Chihuahua Ani Rin
Pact between Austria Montenegro Broken Not Credited
Wireless reports claim a treaty and negotiations between Austria Montenegro and Muslins were broken off but are not credited. Rome advices suggest rumors of the Montenegrin army surrender may be premature. Diplomatic circles note Montenegrin diplomats in Rome and Paris commented on the settlement with Austria.
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Walted Press
London
Montenegro
Musirls
Rome
Paris
Half Million Blaze Destroys Passaic Store and Homes
A large fire today in Passaic caused losses over half a million dollars. The Woolworth five and ten store was struck and spread rapidly. Several blocks were destroyed and more than fifty families were left homeless as the blaze also damaged a hotel and a theater.
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Passaic
Woolworth Company
Homeley
Erow Hotel and & Theater
Injured Erie Man Reported Alive After Train Collision
Incomplete report indicates a man named Matt Siomanon from Erie survived after his wagon was struck by a P and B Pansenwer train. Local witnesses noted he remained alive hours after the incident, with details still unclear.
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Matt Siomanon
P and B. Pansenwer
Eel
McMahon Ft
Poultry Show In Full Swing Exposition At City Armory
The Poultry Show fills the We Poultry Show venue at the We Armory with a wide display of breeds and a new Automatic Poultry Feeding device drawing attention. Prominent local organizers and officials urge public patronage, highlighting visitors, exhibits, and the aim to inspire future agricultural efforts.
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Wulfbleny
Plymouth
Targe
Leeboena
Hhodo Island
Torre
Vic Pennidant
Ans
Johneon
Sime Tons
PT. Wilin
Wna
Missra
A. Ja Watrons
Charles Paterson
Frigk A. Wilcox
Mia Merita
Umm Sien
Tamaqua Fire Devastates Business District Early Today
A major blaze in Tamaqua Pa destroyed five blocks in the business section and damaged the town's revenue, with losses estimated over 250000. A kerosene oil explosion in a hardware store caused intense flames, straining the undersized fire department and prompting aid from nearby communities. Two workers were seriously injured and rushed to area hospitals. one man was hospitalized in critical condition.
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United Press
Tamaqua
Hadeety
Calities
Lancord
Ste ‘Sremen
S Train Ou & Gradu Croming
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