Fear Actual War May Break Momentarily
Reported in a United Press dispatch from Germany and the Ruhr describes German authorities and workers reacting to Allied actions. Militants and police confrontations, railway disruptions, and coal transport seizures signal rising tensions as French troops pressure Ruhr workers and daily life.
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Docknand
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Callegiars’ Office Throughout the Hiloole
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Releuxburle Hopinch
Sizure
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Fine program offered by home and school association
Fast Mai and the home and school association held a well attended meeting featuring a fine season program. The event included recitations by Virginia Haweland Rypitation and Mrs Janis Nichols Muse, a violin piece by John Dahlstrand, piano and orchestra performances, and a paper on child occupation by Mrs Gy Winnie.
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Home and School Association
Unial
Murlu- Wood Orchestra
Virginia Haweland Rypitation
Janis Nichols
J. A. Conner
Bilrle Winnie
Payer
Children of the Street
John Dahlstrand
Mr Binley
Game wardens hunt dog tax delinquents in city
About enforcement of dog tax laws the game wardens plan a city visit to issue warnings and collect fines. They warn that those who fail to register by Monday risk arrest and penalties while officials aim to curb delinquents and enforce the ordinance.
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Storm Clouds in Senate Over Europe Tangle
A divided Senate debates the Robinson bill amid European crisis concerns. Senators from John’s and Boral press to ascertain State Department activities while Secretary Hughes opposes the measure. Republican Leader Lodge cites a State Department letter, sensing potential passage if revived in committee.
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Washington
Congress
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Boral
State Department
Lodge
Hughes
Greeks and Turks clash in Thrace war report
United Press reports Greek and Turkish troops clashed along the Murat River area in Thrace. Several casualties occurred as fighting intensified on the Turkish front with Greek forces advancing toward Turkish outposts amid wartime tensions and alleged violations of international conventions.
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United Press
London
Greile
Turk
Greece
Thrace
Federal Probe of Mob Violence Quieted Arkansas Turmoil
Federal investigators joined Arkansas officials as mobs roamed Harrison and Cotter. A legislative committee began a probe into mob rule that halted civil order with armed patrols in the streets. Officials reported former Missouri and North Arkansas railroad workers targeted, while towns assessed the threat and called for restraint. In Philadelphia, three armed bandits robbed jeweler Joseph Feinberg of cash and diamonds valued at 1150.
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Ark
BC Gregor
Missouri and North Arkarsie Railroad
Department of Justice
Stnifion
Springfield
Cotter
Thymnoh
Eitivetis’ Court
Sp” Jsitiker
United Press
Philadelphia
Joseph Feinberg
Feinberg
France Prepares 600000-Strong Army For Instant Use
Paris authorities reveal France could mobilize six hundred thousand men for rapid action against Germany if war breaks out. Germany fields under one hundred thousand troops and could raise seven divisions quickly, with Versailles limits and potential heavy weapons on the Russian frontier.
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Londe
France
Germany
Paris
Hélginn
Neuten
Ger
VE Tradean Herlii
Muenster
Patin
Barty Fue
Ruhr
Rhineland
Reichswehr
Film Colony Mourns Loss of Wally Reid
Hollywood mourns actor Wally Reid who died after a nervous breakdown and kidney related complications. His wife Dorothy Davenport and their child were at his side as funeral plans were discussed amid industry grief.
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Film Colony
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Reid
Ask
Split
Dorothy Davenport
Aru
Moth Wormlay
Wally
Municipal Club Dancing Party Draws Twenty Couples
About twenty couples attended the Municipal club dancing party for members and friends on Thursday evening in the club rooms. William Dike and Leo Cook provided selections with a solo by Marguerite Blair. Rathbun's orchestra played, a guessing contest amused guests, and a buffet luncheon followed the dance.
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Yoon
Willian Dike
Leo Cook
Miser
Marguerite Blair
Rathbun
Howards
Harry Auer
Howard Sheen
Elu
Missing Philadelphia teen after note hints self harm
Police in Philadelphia search for William B. White a 17 year old missing from the Pennsylvania Military College at Chester after he left a note saying he planned death by his own action His parents believe he is suffering from a nervous breakdown and fear for his safety
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United Press
Philadelphia
William B. White
Pennsylvania Military College
Chester
White
Herrin Defendants Acquitted Today
A jury acquitted the Herrin defendants after the trial conducted by United... The proceedings referenced by the clerk and court officials indicate the defendants faced charges but were found not guilty. The result marks a notable conclusion to the case with remarks from attorneys and the judge recorded in the final docket.
Poison Booze Blamed in Erie Couple's Passing
A garbled obituary item cites poison liquor as the cause of death for an Erie couple. The fragment mentions names and distressed notes about relatives and a local inquiry but lacks clear details.
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Erie
Selwyns and a May Join in Big Theater Merger
reports indicate Selwyn and partners may join a major merger to control the American theater industry. Backers include J. Morgan & Co and the Gammonwealth Trust Co, aiming to eliminate dependent owners and consolidate operations under Selwyn and associates.
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Pigst National Tank
New York
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Diltinehasn
Wynn
Carey
Jhresent
Blackmail Plot Against President Leads to Mail Charges
A man in Cleveland was charged with using the mails to aid a blackmail scheme against the president. The letter demanded $25,000 for the wife and $11,000 for attorney fees, naming an Elyria attorney. The case moved to federal court after earlier efforts to pursue the writer were halted.
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United Press
Frank Pax
Day
Votter
Arding
Elyvia
Addeepy
Tsetter
Toi
SEXTON CLAIMS HE WAS VICTIM OF $1400 ROBBERY
A fragmented account reports a burglary at a residence on a city street where valuables including clothing and bedding were taken. Police investigations focus on the missing items moved from under the floor and wall space as detectives pursue leads and await further details.
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Ile Vinal
Lory
Swoekes
Elisabeth
Vormpet
Cort
Findlee
Alterniaan Tay
Former Corry Boy Dies at Jamestown
Elton Stralsard a Corry resident died at Jamestown after a brief illness pneumonia. Survived by two brothers Leslie Brainard of Erie and Tarold S Adharl of the Assatian Corps of the CS army. Funeral from Ashville home Saturday at 2 pm.
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Jamestown
Deowusedje
Tinid Fanraistora
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Fie
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Assatian Corps
CS Army
Mea Teving Young
Onolee Brainard
Farry Dowd
N.Y
Willow Brainard
Pasches
Ashville
New
United Brethren Church
Man Discharged After Attending Governor Pinchot Inauguration
Louie Hansbury, a writ clerk in the sheriff's office, was fired for attending the Governor Pinchot inauguration in Harrisburg. Sheriff Liberton had warned staff not to participate, saying disobedience would lead to dismissal. Hansbury marched with the Robert Patton Club and was noted absent from duties upon return.
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Philadelphia
Louie Hansbury
Pinchot
Harrisburg
Li Uberton
Hansbury
Robert Patton Clu
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