Lenin Dies in Moscow After Stroke and Prolonged Illness
Reports from Moscow confirm Vladimir Lenin died just before seven o clock on Monday after months of illness and a stroke. The Soviet leader, who steered the Proletariat dictatorship, had been in failing health as physicians tried to save him. Funeral arrangements were announced for Saturday with Lenin to be interred in the Kremlin Wall. City officials also plan improvements to Union City East Main Street to connect with a new highway.
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Russa
City to fund West Smith Street paving project tentative plan
City commission met to review the West Smith Street improvement connecting Union City to the proposed state highway. City Engineer Dickson was tasked with estimates for paving 1800 feet of rural property road, city share about three fourths. A bond issue may follow to cover the city’s portion.
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Funeral at Columbus Wednesday
Merit Allen, a former resident of Co. Witsuiy aged in her 70s, widow of Aldon Hor, passed away. Funeral services will be held at her home Wednesday afternoon at 2. The body will be placed in a vault at Wonefield and later moved to Gourmbus for interment.
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Merit Allen Waity
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Brathin Olueenes Walton
Hhoral Pervices
Wonefield
Gourmbus
Collegeboys Fight Blaze Across Campus
A fire at Washington and Jefferson College caused extensive damage. Automobiles and tractors were reportedly involved, with an estimated loss around $10,000. Firemen aided by a Wid supyptieg team contained the blaze and prevented larger harm.
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Washington
Wachisdon and Jefferson College
Rathoreford
Automabilan
Fall Is Summoned Before Committee
Washington dispatch reports former Interior Secretary paid to testify before the Senate Teapot Dome inquiry. It notes a subpoena issued for Harry F. Sinclair allies and linked figures, including Zevely and McLean, with questions about where funds, totaling substantial sums, were spent and related stock and bond movements.
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Washington
Albert Jbhat
Secretary of the Interior
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Teapot Dome
United States
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New Orleans
J. W. Zeerly
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Alesse
New Mexico
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Sinclair
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Zevely
Open Bids For Fire Station February 4
City council last night approved plans for a fire station project and ordered immediate bids. Architects details were reviewed by Commissioner Wiles and a construction timeline aims to start this spring with a two-floor facility including living quarters for the driver. A $10,000 bond was authorized for bidders and surety by city officials.
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Factory Blaze Destroys Plant. Night Watchman Reported Missing
Jan. 22 The Thin Brass and Copper Company plant burned down with damages estimated near 70,000. Night Watchman Armstrong is missing after fire officials and the fire chief searched the scene. Authorities believed he might have perished in the blaze, despite initial reports he was taken home by a watchman.
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Willard M. Spencer
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Watcha
Primt
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Bok Would Let Senate Select Peace Proposal
Washington reports quote Edward W. Bok proposing that the Senate committee select a peace plan. He notes a $100,000 aid package and urges a nationwide referendum to approve the plan, while discussing a packed jury and criticisms of current investigative committees.
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Senate
Washington
Edward W. Bole
Renate
St Louis Baby Set for Homeward Flight After Operation
Eight month old infant Cle tus Moore of St Louis to depart Philadelphia today fully recovered from a delicate operation by Dr Jameson using a bronchoscope invented by himself. The surgery removed a foreign object from the infant's larynx performed after careful Missouri surgical planning. Prime clinicians reported the procedure successful and the child to travel homeward later today.
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Philadelphia
Cletus Moore
St. Lowin
Witl Dart
Jackford
Missouri
Jactesons
Scarlet Fever Flareup Shows Improvement
Health Officer Dunkle reports a decline in new scarlet fever cases this past week and urges parental cooperation to prevent wider outbreak. Doctor Gillette emphasizes vigilance, early symptoms, and precautions. last month’s tally shows 8 deaths and 24 total cases of communicable diseases with several severe infections noted.
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Cain
Edith
Hestofer Dunkle
Three Wise Fools shines as fine film night
The screening of Three Wise Fools drew a large crowd at the South Street theater where patrons praised the film’s unique story and strong character portrayals. The Clarion’s Ghrion Kiridlge notes the production merits and anticipates further engagement from local fans.
Great Britain Places State Affairs in Hands of Labor
British government moves control of key state and industry to a laboring class built administration as monarchy recedes from direct day to day powers. The move signals a shift in governance with workers taking broader roles in state management.
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Baldwin Government Passed From Power in Britain
Britain abandoned the Baldwin administration as Ramsay MacDonald formed a Labour government. King George I endorsed the change, ending the old order and signaling a major shift in the nation’s leadership. The House of Commons approved the transfer of power with a clear majority, setting Britain on a new political path.
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Britain
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Aritalo
Relief From Cold Wave Promised By Weather Forecast
Forecasters predict relief from the severe cold with a trend toward warmer, cloudy conditions tonight and tomorrow. The outlook calls for temperatures rising from the 30s, a shift toward milder air, and minimal precipitation in most regions except near the Atlantic coast.
Lenin Lone Victory Shocks Opponents
Lenin was credited with a surprise win in a tense contest, ending a drawn match that had kept fans guessing until the final moments. The victory elevated Lenin to a prominent position in the competition and drew praise from supporters across the arena.
Powerful Socialist Leader Since Youth Emerges From Obscurity
The passage traces the early life of a prominent socialist leader, noting his school days in his native village, his father the schoolmaster, and expectations about his future role. It highlights his youth under the influence of Lenin and admiration for Karl Marx, while hinting at revolutionary fervor and the turbulent path toward political leadership after the fall of Tsar Nicholas II.
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Olyspov
Alexsander Kerensky
Nicholas
Lenin
Karl
Nats
Sweeping raids on bootleg joints shock Erie crowd
State troopers arrested nine bootleg suspects in Erie after months of investigation. Detainees include Dan Cachivas of the Antler Hotel and William Mulheim of the St James Hotel, along with Joe Barrone Tony Notte and others. Each held on 1500 bail for February court. Troopers from the Erie detail conducted the nationwide operation with Sergi Jonas and Corporal Broski leading.
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Antler Hotel
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St. James Hotel
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First Avenue
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Imperial Hotel
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Star
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Joe Perry
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Erie
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Ernest Topek
Ambrio Feliciak
Wayne Street
Tony Naty
Frat San Muskowite
Maine
Erie Detail
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Corporal Broski
William Stigheim
Sam Markowite
Joe ‘Barrone
Pirat Avenue
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State Po
Bertha Marsh
Toley Doe
Berry
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Markowitz
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Federated Club Meeting Set At Parish Hall
The Federated Clubs will gather at the Parish Hall Friday evening for a brief business session and program led by Mrs. Barnes. Miss Alice Tantley is expected to address local women, with Fantley having ties to Washington and discussions with Senators Pepper and Reed on representation of women’s clubs at the Republican convention in Cleveland.
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Tanin’elock
Mre
Barnes
Alice Mi Tantley
Uthurp Fantley
Washington
Peper
Reed
Cleveland
German Relief Campaign to Be Conducted Here
Philadelphia January 22 United Press reports that a German relief campaign will be conducted locally with plans for a Relief Week in January. Manager Shamburg of Vio Rew mit Grand Theatres, along with Frank Nelson, will organize events to raise funds for German children through theater performances and audience offerings. Local speakers will discuss the relief effort, and proceeds will go to the Red Cross via Mrs. Thomebin and Gore Chapter.
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Hi Coty
Premature Terrier Incident Sparks Odd Weather Note
Fragmentary OCR item records a quirky, unclear note about a terrier and unusual weather remark linked to a Wednesday night mood. Names and places are unreadable, leaving the core event and context ambiguous.
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