Acceptance of Ford's Offer Dominates Congress Debate
In Washington on January 21 lawmakers weigh Ford's offer for a nitrate plant project. Opponents pledge delaying tactics but acknowledge broad support in both houses. Industry groups, unions, and farm organizations mobilize to influence final approval as Ford pressures for prompt action.
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Herbert W. Walker
Washington
Cnvags
Congo
Acs
Gaptancu
Vrietta
Kora
Congress
Thaller
Ite
Gon Bresw Aguilint
Tara Tor
Mate ¢ Thom
Ford
National
Ford i
Alactric- Power
Wall Street
Roy
New York
Howser
Fk Phe
Flor Ares
American Farm Bureau Weeleration
Ue Nyfionn
Haran
Numero Civic
Thieves Ransack Rectory for Wine at Polish Church
Incident at Le Marys Polish Catholic Church in Conshohocken where thieves entered the rectory and stole multiple bottles of sacramental wine. A fire in the area reportedly damaged a doorway as they fled, police investigating the break in.
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United Pros
Norristown
le Mary
Conshahneke
Yan Galt
Brady to secure original statements for Arbuckle trial
San Francisco reports District Attorney Brady will obtain the original statements of girl witnesses to present at the Arbuckle trial. He alleges state witnesses were not produced and warns of possible delays as he prepares to restart testimony from Miss Provost and Alice Blake, while Captain Duncan Matheson and a court stenographer are to assist.
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United Proms
San Francisco
Dinteer Attormy
Brady
Duncan Matheson
Walter Trefts
Aii
Pope Benedict XV Comes Closer to Death in Rome
Vatican briefings reported Pope Benedict XV in critical condition with pneumonia and heart strain. Physicians said the Pontiff’s strength waned after hours of instability and oxygen and camphor oil were used as treatment as cardinals gathered and a mass was held in his chapel.
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United Press
Rome
Pope Benedit XV
Haltistin
Renjuont
Papal
O'Dobic
Vatican
Pope Benedict
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Mirchingsve
Juad Sud
Oxyeen
Pattistin
Benedict
Battistini
Pont Hendict
Hadstini
Cardinal Giorgi
Gaspatri
Benedict XV
Marchialava
Washington
Strict Enforcement of Traffic Laws Urged
The motor vehicle administrators from New England states New York New Jersey Maryland and Pennsylvania meet in Martford to discuss uniform enforcement across states. A follow up meeting is planned for Harmebting on April 23 with actions slated for July.
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Martford
Coan
Iguur
New England
New York
New Jerey
Maryland
Bennsylvania
Harmiebting
Pas
Aid
Hultinoret
Landis Confined to Home with Severe Cold
Chicago January 21. Judge Landis and baseball commissioner Wats confined to their home with a severe cold. The judge, not well since returning from the baseball decision in the exit, is unable to throw off the illness. He will stay at home until entirely recovered.
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Chicago
K. M. Landi Vleral
Wats
Tehig
Hirone Nias
Pneumonia Fatal to Brownsville Editor Dies at 60
Brownsville Va January 21 John J. Dodds managing editor of the Brownsville Telegraph died in the hospital from pneumonia two weeks after a long newspaper career. He began in New London Connecticut and later worked in Butler Alabama, Rahway New Jersey, and other papers.
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John J. Dodds
Trownsville
Pemumon
Dodds
New London
Con
Biytler
Alttanniing
Rahway
N. J
Philadelphia Brokerage Firm Placed in Receiver Hands
Philadelphia January 21 Judges Stauke and Monaghan appoint receiver David Phillips and Thomine Hyndman for Edwin & Kobyard Co in a case led by Sol Augbarth creditor petition. The firm faced insolvency claims though assets reportedly exceed 200 000 with claimed 500 000 liabilities.
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Philadelphia
Stauke and Monaghan
Canon Plant Court
David Phillips
Thomine Hyndman
Edwin & Kobyardo
Sectivers Poatd
Sol Augbarth
Wout Diginteeting
Arucbish
Weekly Forecast for the Middle Atlantic States
The report notes unusually cold conditions across the Middle Atlantic with persistent cloudiness and occasional snow. The Ohio Valley and fire region experience much colder temperatures in the first half of the week with continued cloud cover and flurries.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Luli
Campaign for Reduction in Japanese Army
United Prose reports a campaign in Japan calling to halve the army size after Washington talks. The effort gains support from small parties and major papers, with General Hansa Samadashi approving army cuts and the government urged to shrink from twenty one divisions to thirteen or one.
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United Prosetorio
Tapan
Japanule
Kefermints
Washinton
Bendweed 40
Prevent Sixy
Kobumiata Tendory
Sion Party
Wun Beliaved Rudy
Iki
Takahagki
Bhy Seitsthal
Nokuminta Jewlery
Busines W
Hansa Samadashi
Washington
Japan
Detectives Face Homicide Charge Over Fatal Shooting
In Mayville New York detectives M. T Dmimmionel and MW Womer of the New York Central police face homicide charges after a fatal shooting at the lockyards during a ninth day of the investigation. A jury announced the action on January 30 to decide if the detectives should stand for criminal court.
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Dunkirk
Jai
Eri
M. “T Dmimmionel
MW Womer
New York Central Police
Tareeniy
Edward
Kligsewabi
Stephen Pryear
Warner
Atestives
Pebrury Wind
Mayville
N.Y
Criminal Court
Workers Meeting at Presbyterian Church
A workers conference convened Friday evening at 6:00 in the Presbyterian Church dining room with 40 attendees. Dr Theo Jones led the gathering inviting My I Church Baptist and Presbyterian workers to plan evangelism guidance and assign duties under church leadership.
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Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Orice
Skating mishap and local notes from Findley Lake area
Mrs Harriso Kupipel suffered a broken arm after a fall while skating at Findley Lake yesterday. Dr Kibler attended her as she rested, with recovery expected today. Various locals and visitors including Dickson from Meadville and Hy Tillotton were mentioned, plus sports notes on the Kane Independents trip to Kane and Erie. A Vatican note reports the death rumor of Pope Benedict VI as of January 21 in Washington.
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Harriso Kupipel
Findley Lake
Keppel
Olb Kibler
Dickson
Meadville
Hy Tillotton
Erie
North East
Daughtar
New York
Crescent Basket
Kané
Kane Independents
St Marys Cadets
United States Navy Arms Pact Debate Details Naval Limits
United States and allied factions debate a naval arms treaty defining capital ships and carrier displacement limits. The draft outlines notice based changes to fortifications and potentially suspends or abrogates provisions, while Japan awaits assent or rejection of terms amid broader postwar disarmament aims.
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Jondere
Welleyn
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Uch
Feniuveswyi Bekur
Homme Deren
Nitedeke
Mie
Enstiry de Soimaty
Japan
Jaye
Elmer Srowides
Seystone Cadets Tendered Banquet and Honors
A local Cadets unit hosted a banquet in Seystone to recognize team members and a captain named Taslor for their efforts at Towngills High. The event featured a ceremonial presentation, a piano finale, and a display of appreciation for the players led by the Ha Meine and other contributors.
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Memibire
Funtur
Unb
Giants to Hire John Mothraw at 65000 Per Year
United Press reports John Mothraw will rejoin the Giants for aging the aging the Giants during the next five years at a salary of sixty five thousand dollars per annum. The story notes financial details and expected impact on the team.
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United Prose
New York
John Mothraw
Big Tim Murphy Controls Chicago Union Labor From Prison
United Press reports that Big Tim Murphy, imprisoned, is described as the power behind Chicago labor unions. The piece notes tensions with federal agents and enforcement actions, including wage disputes, strikes, and court-ordered penalties shaping labor activities in the city.
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Big Tim” Murphy
Chicago
United Press
Tex Rickard arraigned on charges of mistreating underage girls
New York report states promoter Tex Rickard faced police court on accusations of mistreating three girls under 16. He denied the charges, was released on bail, and the case linked to a Madison Square Garden swimming pool and later incidents at West Forty seventh Street apartments.
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New York
Tex Riard
Rickard
Rick Id
Alice Rael
Ann Hees
Elvira Renee
Sehmet Ripkird
Suigust Masop
Childrens
Rick
Rick and It Met the Girls Last Suromer Wiel
Madison Squite Garden
Tharg
Name Committee on K of C Home Project
The committee has proposed plans for four new names for Corry Council Knights of Columbus. Members include J La Spiesindsy, Wy He Duffy, J J Reilly, Garp sullivans, Churka Kinles, Watter 7 Mayr, and Munk Spiceman. Immediate steps will be taken and developments will be announced soon.
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Knights
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Spiesindsy
Chisiie Mony
He Duffy
J Reilly
Garp Sullivans
Churka Kinles
Watter
Mayr
Munk Spiceman
Ats Jounene
Radio Concerts via Rex Theater to Feature New Towers
Rex Theater to install two sixty foot steel radio towers at each end of the Rex for amplified programs reaching New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and distant points. Westinghouse programs will be broadcast daily from Pittsburgh with concerts at 8 30 pm and a varied schedule including market reports and a bedtime story. The Rogers Company will install the equipment and extend more outfits citywide in coming days.
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Radio Tace
York
iWeo
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New York
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Pittsburgh
Lang
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Rogers Company
Rex
Westinghouse
Warren
J. S Rogers Company
B M Jourdet Buys Howgard Grocery From Vogtli Sale
B M Jourdet is reported to buy the Howgard grocery store in a sale arranged by Mr Vogtli. Street conditions are treacherous after night snow with only the walker’s path plowed. Vogtli says plowing is nearly impossible on hillside and center streets. Funeral details noted for Mr Kinney.
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Aitreet
Bom Jourdet
Vogtli
Migke Walling
Syle
Felipimty
Trians
Miners Demand Increase and May Meeting With Railroaders
Reported by United Press miners in Slum Kin Phy Chat and rail unions plan wage hikes of twenty percent and a one year increase to May 1, signaling a shift from current contracts. Railroad leaders deny any unsettled negotiations while urging cautious steps toward a joint approach.
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Shamorin
Ilan
Ify United Presa
Cleveland
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Kin
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Warren
Stote
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