Scraps '31 Vessels This Year
WASHINGTON Jan 1 United Press chart shows naval limits under the Washington Arms Conference. It lists which battleships are to be scrapped or laid down, naming vessels such as Pennsylvania New Mexico and Washington, with timelines into 1930s and 1940s. The chart projects replacements and ongoing builds by major powers including United States Britain and Japan, detailing scrapping schedules and future construction.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union Plots Pro Volstead Flags
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania the Women’s Christian Temperance Union plans to place a flag in the window of every home, pledging support for the Volstead law. Elizabeth III George, president, joined today as flags read We are Americans, We Support the Prohibition effort.
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Insylvania
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Hoengry Bile
Philadelphia youth arraigned in aggravated assault case
Thom P McNories, 17, was to be arraigned on a charge of aggravated assault following an alleged attack on his mother after a dispute. A revolver had been involved in the incident, and authorities reported that he was saved from further harm by intervening parties.
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Iladelphia
Thom P McNories
M Shlloennin
Youthful Stage Star A Visitor Here Too Busy to Talk
Master Billy Thompson, America's youngest child actor, visited the Rex Theater area in Terre Haute Indiana today. The boy, styled as Uncle Sam’s Liberty Advocate, declined to talk while his manager confirmed his identity and noted his fame across the nation.
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Erie Rail Workers Reject Wage Cut
Erie Railroad workers rejected a company proposal for a general wage reduction after a three day conference. The plan would cut train service pay about 40 cents a day and 10 percent for other staff totaling significant losses, while shop workers sought higher hourly rates and travel allowances. The dispute will be submitted to the Federal Labor Board in Chicago for settlement.
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Robert S. Parsons
Rie
Pédorst Labor Board
Chicago
Pope Benedict Shows Improvement Says Doctors
Rome reports Pope Benedict, who had a severe bronchitis and possible influenza, is considerably improved. Doctors deny alarming rumors, noting fever subsiding since Wednesday and overall better general condition, despite lingering anxiety in the Vatican circles.
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City group seeks street ice rink site near park
Chamber of Commerce directors plan to ask city authorities to permit using part of a paved street near the city park for an ice skating rink. The park plot plan was abandoned due to conditions. flooded street skating possible if approved. City commissioners to be interviewed for permit. committee on memberships expanded. school improvements noted. Old Home Week actions postponed.
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Progress with Organization of New Irish State
Dublin date line reports the provisional government appointing heads of Irish departments marking the southern government's actual control of internal affairs under Michael Collins. It notes ongoing talks to transfer powers from London, aims to ready machinery for a new Irish free state before the Dail convenes February 14, and mentions disturbances by extreme Republicans and a 1,000,000 pound loan from Bank of Ireland to ease administration.
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Northern
Michael Collins
London
England
Winnietal
Michael Collis
Fifteen Lads Volunteer Blood to Save Chun Lifesaving Effort
In Altoona Pennsylvania on January 10, fifteen charity minded boys offered to donate blood to aid John Griffith, 18, who is in a serious condition due to hemorrhages. Two boys have been chosen for surgery to help save his life.
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John Giffith
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Bandit Shootings Claim Former Resident in Morgantown
Police say a bandit fatally wounded John P Archer a former resident of Connellsville Pa during a break in near Morgantown W Va early today Archer died after a revolver duel and the intruder was seen fleeing toward Sue City The death and related notices also report the death of Leon Peterson a former Morgantown resident and son of I T Peterson with the family linked to the Corry Bedstead plant on Bay Street
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Basen Vive & Hia
Theodore R. Bytersin
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Falls on icy walks injure several city residents
Heavy rains left sidewalks slick across the city and outlying districts yesterday and today. Many people were confined to homes with injuries from falls. Notable incidents include Katherine McMahon of Worth Street fracturing her wrist near Washington Street School and Lloyd Ruppersburger, an express employee, suffering severe injuries from a fall.
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Shileen Sip
Jess
Wage scale dispute looms for anthracite miners
State wire brief reports from Shamokin and Pittsburgh and Lancaster detail a possible Saturday vote on a new wage scale for anthracite miners, a revived divorce case of Florence Manville against Thomas Manville Jr, a $7500 fine and 2244 year sentence for Charles Zell in Lancaster, John L. Lewis's resignation call amid miners' strife, Brindle's two and a half year term for embezzlement, a Pittsburgh murder jury deadlock in the Finley Kuski case, and related court actions in Harrisburg and Pittsburgh.
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Florence R. Manville
Thomas F. Manville, Jr
Lancaster
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Landis
Charles Uw, Zell
Agrignitural Trust Company
Eastern
Harrisburg
Harry J Brindle
Auditor Géneralis Department
Dauphin County
Brindle
Sinksment Bureau
Auditor General's Department
Finley Kuski
Coal Valley
Anna Mishoek
Kees
Port Cief
Kuwikle
Piemul Chen
Rum Runners Nabbed By New York Police
United Press reports New York police captured a flotilla of bootleggers after a milelong chase through harbor waters. Four motor launches fled while a mother ship’s crew dumped cases of liquor, some troops escaping by crashing into the Thirteenth Street pier as boats returned fire.
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Woman dragged to death under truck in New York
A woman was fatally crushed when entangled in a truck’s rear machinery in New York on a cold night. The driver, Abraham Cohen, reported a bump and pulled over, but the victim remained unidentified as authorities investigated the incident and the circumstances of the accident.
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Abrahasa Cohen
Additions Under Way At Local Plants Amid Expansion
The article reports rapid work on adding facilities at the U.S. Radiator Co plant and the Molawi Concenevd Mille Co. New wings will include a machine shop and office quarters with a chemical laboratory. Completion targeted by mid next season with increased production and employment.
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Molawi Concenevd Mille Company
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Borah Seeks Early Payment of Debt Interest
United Press reports in Washington that Senator Borah urged immediate collection of interest on the war debt, arguing delaying payments harms American taxpayers and could pressure European nations to defer their own charges. He plans to mobilize a group of senators to press for semiannual interest payments as the funding bill debates continue.
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Death of Mrs. E. J. Blakeslee
Mrs. E J Blakeslee died at her home on Brok street yesterday morning. She leaves a husband and two parents, with a sister as assistor. The funeral will be private and held tomorrow at 10 am at Wattsburg.
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Unemployed Radicals Seize Dublin Hall
Unemployed radicals seize a Dublin hall and form a volunteer army amid a tense scene. The provisional government discusses the disturbance as over 120 participants gather for a dedication, with local residents affected and families observing nearby.
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Poincare Faces Confidence Vote in France Crisis
Paris reports Raymond Poincare presenting a cabinet to the Chamber of Deputies after Briand resigns. The new premier seeks approval amid storms from extremists and opposition probes, while discussions hinge on Franco American ties and a potential policy shift affecting France’s role in world affairs.
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Miners Begin Wage Talks Amid Work Stoppage
United Press reports miners in Weirkey and surrounding districts started wage negotiations today after partial stoppages. Officials including Kennedy and Hazelton expect a government panel to set a uniform wage increase of 10 to 20 percent across mining clauses, aiming to end the dispute.
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No Inquest Into Aged Woman's Death
Aged resident Alice Spencer of Commenbilly is linked to an inquiry into her death. Constable Nur McGuire suggested no inquest, indicating a presumed accidental cause from a lamp and cloth entanglement. Funeral arrangements were incomplete. Mrs George Dine traveled to Erie to visit friends briefly.
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White Way project eyed by city officials and chamber
The Chamber of Commerce announces strong support for a White Way street lighting project. Mayor Alexander and city officials will cooperate with chamber representatives to study feasibility and potential implementation in the business district using existing poles and modern lamps.
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Elvotric Light Company
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Alexander
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Monter Street
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New Treasury Certificates Proving Popular
Announcement praises the new Treasury certificates as popular with investors. Issues offer $20 for 25, $80 for 100, and $800 for 1000. They mature in five years from issue, with 4 1/2 percent annual interest, compounded. Redeemable before maturity at the redemption wall of the Treasury, paying 4 1/2 percent interest. Certificates inscribed with owner name, address, and issue date. Exempt from tax and marketed to encourage savings and federal savings activities.
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Booze Flow Continues Heavy in New York City
An United Press report from New York notes persistent high whiskey sales despite taxes and wartime scares. The piece cites officials including a government auditor and local shoppers as evidence of broad demand for liquor.
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