Gas shortage prompts school closures across city
Reports from multiple town sections show gas supply constraints as subfreezing temperatures grip the city. High school rooms were closed and several schools dismissed due to heating failures while domestic consumers faced below normal gas pressure. Officials noted limited supply and ongoing restoration efforts as winter weather worsened.
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Ming
Marcy
Weathier
N.R. Dickson
East Main Street
Severn
Thee
Hairview
Workington
Hatch
Concard
Pennnyt Vanid Gag
Hogis Ghurlage
Alont
Wiendvelyr
Vera
Tie
Moirniog
Erie
Vietnam
UH Company
Carpentier weighs change of opponent in Gibbons bout
Paris dispatch reports Georges Carpentier considering canceling his planned bout with Tom Gibbons and seeking a fight in New York with Nile instead. The article notes the mismatch of American gloves and suggests Carpentier weighs a shift to a more favorable opponent.
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Paris
Georges Carpon
Miight
Tom Gibbony
America
Butler
Detention Home Incident Involving 14 Year Old Price
Philadelphia January report describes Howard Price 14 in a city detention home accused of severing several fingers of 10 year old Irma Gilbert. The accident occurred after a conflict during an attack that involved both girls. Irma was taken to a hospital for treatment. Police, led by officers McTurthy and others, began the investigation.
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Philadelphia
Howard Price
Wastcheater Torby
Irma Gilbert
Om Hospital
Weaihhonter
Trenver McTurthy
Pratt
Limitation of Land Armament Favored
United Press reports Washington on June 24 that a trend toward limiting land armament gained favor while seeking peacetime reductions. Officials note cautious support for curbs amid broader treaty talks, with naval and fortification issues lingering. Discussions focus on proving progress toward arms limits without compromising security.
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United Press
Washington
Genoa Conference Likely Postponed Says U.S. Delegation
Washington report confirms the Genoa conference will probably be delayed. U S delegation spokesmen cite uncertain host nation conditions and scheduling issues as the primary reasons for postponement.
Flood ball grounds for ice skating rink
Citymen plot a municipal ice skating rink at East Washington street ball grounds. Chamber committee shifted effort to secure permission and funding, aiming to pave a street for rink use. A meeting noted plans to approach authorities and continue fundraising and feasibility checks.
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Merbers
Chamber of
No Immediate Danger of Any Flu Epidemic
United Press reports from Washington and New York note influenza fears but declare no epidemic yet. Health officials monitor passengers and hospital cases while warnings of influenza grippe and pneumonia persist. Continuous surveillance by inspectors aims to prevent a wider outbreak.
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United Press
Washington
New York
Increus
Namtern
Health Department
Tr Royal
Copel
Copeland
Defense in Case Promises Sensations Before Trial
United Press dispatch from Philadelphia reports defense preparations for Mex Catharine Rosier, wife killer Oscar Rosier, and Mildred Reckitt. Prosecutors describe a sensational case as the defense aims to reveal motives at trial.
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United Pros
Philadelphia
Mex
Catharne Rosier
Oscar Rosier
Hig -Steieuss Supher
Mildred G. Reckitt
BK. Scott
Rosi
Roatt
Show for Benefit of Athletic Assn at Comny High
A benefit event arranged by the Comny High Athletic Association features the play Chidhopper to be presented at the high school auditorium in the evening. Tickets are handled by the Union City High Sabah offering support for athletic programs through the performance.
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Athletic Assn
Comny High
Tay
Union City High
Sag Masinc
Progress with Arrangements for Auto Show at Corry
Corry prepares for its second annual auto show with expanded exhibits and plans. Frank Bardon leads efforts with dealer backing and secured displays, while entertainment includes The Thief artiste and McKoons Irish acrobats. An orchestra will provide music, decorations echo last year, and over 800 dollars in prize giveaways are announced.
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New Yorkshire
Thule
Duting
Metropolis
McKoons
Corry
Bank Robbery Suspects Held for Niagara Falls Case
United Press reports Patrick Ross alias Tora of Buffalo and Abe Buratin Hirsch of Cleveland face Niagara Falls detectives. They’re linked to a $12,600 hold up at Niagara Totls Trust Company Bank and the escape of four people. Police found loaded revolvers and a padded brick in their room via a boarding house keeper.
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United Press
Niagara
Palle
Patrick Ross
Tora
Buffalo
Abe Buratin
Nllay Hirsch
Cleveland
Niagara Totls Trust Company Bank
Blinche Maorica
Fatty May Not Be Called to Testify In Riots Era
Court action restricts reading of Arbuckle transcript as defense seeks to limit the testimony in the Virginia Rappe case. The judge warned the court that continuing the full transcript may lead to Arbuckle’s exclusion from further testimony and potential delays.
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Fatty
United Press
Ban Prangibco
Ruyson
Arty
Arebuvkle
Virginia Rappe
Arbuckla
Hie
Jim
Arbuckle Am Dbl
FINDLEY SUAYER TAKES AN APPEAL
Joseph Saward awaits an appeal in the judgment of conviction for murder at Pindley Lakes near Minslake. The Court of Appeals considers the death sentence. press reports note Jaworski and Marchatoki family tragedy and prior executions.
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Joseph Saward
Sing Sing
York
Justicy
Por
Ile P Waves
Atorney
William S Stearns
Taworsk
Justi
Charles J. Sears
Mm Michablend Marchile
Vieting
Pindley Lakes
Minslake
Marchatoki
Jaworski
Juim
Tawarki
S. Resford
Court of Appeals
Jaworski i
Sear
Welward Parsons
George Ringer
Tarmertown
Court For Appeals
Jobin P. Keller
Explosion in Bradford leaves one dead and one missing
A blast from a nitroglycerine device near Bradford, Pa, killed one man and left Benjamin Havens missing. The blast cause is unknown, investigators reported today.
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Nitro
Uniteld Press
Bradford
Benjamin Havens
Cardinal La Fontaine Favored as Benedict XV Successor
In Rome on Benedict XVs deathbed he named Cardinal La Fontaine Patriarch of Venice as the likely successor. An interview disclosed that the dying pope repeatedly designated La Fontaine as the future head of the church, with Cardinal Matti and Ruths also contenders.
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Rome
Benedict XV
Cardinal la Fontaine
Venice
Fagiani
Benedict
Cerlain
Pagiani
Cardinale Matti
Ruth
Senators Honored in Senate Assignments
Washington January 24 United Press reports Senator Pepper, newly appointed to Penna. Senate, was named to the Military Affairs Committee replacing Senator Frelinghuysen. Senator Crow of Pennsylvania was named to the Paymaster Affairs Committee in Penrose’s place.
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United Press
Washington
Pepper
Senate
Dies Penrose
Penhsylvanis
Af Taits
Fretinghuysen
New Jersey
Crow
Pennsylvania
Senate Payal Affairs
Bootleg Sparks Fatal Family Tragedy in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh report says a quarrel over bootleg liquor ended in a family killing. Mrs Stella Papay aged 10 was found with a knife in the neck on the floor. Police sought husband Frank Pepov who allegedly returned home late after a dispute and heavy whiskey. Neighbors recall a loud altercation and disorder prior to the tragedy.
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United Proan
Pittsburgh
Stella Papay
Polics
Pépov
Breweries Closed for Violation Under Federal Act
United Press reports Pittsburgh and Jeannette facilities halted as agents target alleged unlawful beer production under the Federal Act. The action follows investigations into illicit brewing and distribution tied to ongoing enforcement.
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United Preas
Pittsburgh
Tate
Wirthy Brewing Comany
Jeannette
Allegade Manufacturs
Harding Plans Revival of Merchant Marine
A reading of the article shows President Harding proposing a revival of the American merchant marine amid postwar adjustments. The plan seeks private funding, regulatory direction, and potential wartime lessons, with personnel and industry alignment across government and private shipping interests.
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Harding
Settlement of Shantung Issue Now Expected
Washington dispatch reports Far Eastern Committee of the Arms Conference recognizing peaceful Japanese stance on the Siberia question and indicating a likely settlement of the Shantung dispute. Officials foresee no major delay beyond mid afternoon as talks on Shantung progress toward a possible railway and material issues while Siberia may see troop withdrawal terms discussed with cautious optimism.
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United Prose
Washington
Anns
Tidal
Psyall
Japan
Siberia
Mons
Linda Hite
Shantugg
Canfernes
Diognty
Tuker
Adenunte
Kén
Hughes
Vals
Seberia
Rioting Sparks Troop Patrols in Pennsylvania Town
In Blaireville Pa a clash between white and colored miners erupted at the Easter Coal Company mine near Tidri. Troops patrolled the area after a pitched gun battle and ensuing arrests as tensions rose between miners and management.
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Blaireville
MaBute Ironprte
Tidri
Heero
Coates
Easter Coal Company
Natives of India Plan Revolt Against British
Report from Washington states Indian nationalists outline plans for self government and revolt against British rule. Names like Sailenka NW Ghose Hinietar are cited among organizers in a United Press dispatch. The piece notes a fine of 140,000 and mentions protests and political aims, emphasizing March and legal actions.
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India
United Press
Washington
Sailenka
Ghose
Irish Plan World Wide Association aims at greater Irish freedom
A secret Paris committee formed the Irish Plan World Wide Association to unite Irish societies abroad and push for greater freedom for Ireland. Members include Eamon De Valera, Art OBrien, Professor Hayes, and Joseph Castel, urging endowment of Irish studies and cultural promotion to preserve Irish customs and identities worldwide.
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United Press
Paris
Trist
Joseph Castel
Tony
Barket
Erik
Widley
Philathe a Class is Entertained at First Baptist
The annual meeting of the Philothea Class of the First Baptist Church was held at Mrs L W Colegrave home. Hostesses were Mrs Colegrave and Mrs Troy. Representatives from each section attended. Elected for the coming year were: President Als Frederick W Troy Jr, Vice President Mr Jils Rickers, Secretary Mrs Edmund Rhodes, Treasurer Mrs George Keefe. Retiring President Miss May Howard was thanked for her service. Miss Clin Pettengill retires as Secretary after over five years of service. Refreshments were served and the social session enjoyed.
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Philiethea Chagi
First Baptist Church
L. W. Colegrave
Colegrave
Troy
Frederick W Troy, Jr
Jils Rickers
Edmund Rhodes
George Keefe
Cadets Meet Tigers in Preliminary Game
The Union City Tigers face the Keystone Cadets in a preliminary to tomorrow night’s contest. Cadets showed strong form in the weight class before. The outcome could set the tone for the section’s competition.
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Union City Tigers
Keystone Cadets
Sheffields
Keystone
Farm Union Program Is Now Favored Washington
A progressive bloc at the agricultural conference presses for a decisive program to aid farmers. They demand financial relief with potential credits totaling over a billion dollars, a 25 percent cut in freight rates, and insured farming against losses via cooperative marketing. Leaders present include Charles S. Barrett of Union City Georgia and L. Osborn of Arkansas with W. Lansdown of the Farmers Union of partsas.
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United Press
Washington
Jon
Marding
Toys
Cooperative Marketing and Toys Img
National Fartners Union
Charles 8.Barett
Union City
LJ. Osborn
Farmers’ Union
Arkansas
W. Lansdown
Rarmers’ Union of Partsas
Hines Opposes Payment of Rail Claims in Senate
Walker D. Hines former director general of railroads testified before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee arguing against railroad claims for government payment citing wartime labor shortages. He presented figures claiming labor was deficient yet more efficient overall and noted the eight hour law increased labor but did not justify the claims.
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United Press
Washington
Walker D. Hines
Senate
Interstate Copamerce Committee
Hines
Cory Man Writes of Oklahoma Cyclone
Irene Blakeslee recites a letter from her son Leon Blakeslee a former Concord resident now in Oklahoma describing a cyclone that struck the state. He notes the storm’s main path passed within about two hundred feet of his home wrecking small towns overturning sheds and destroying dwellings with occupants unharmed.
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Irene Blakeslee
Leon Blakeslee
Concord
Oklahoma
Blakeslee
Red Cross Chapter Elects Officers in Corry
Corry chapter of the American Red Cross elected officers for the coming year D A Hilletrom as chairman Ni T Gibtin vice chairman Miss Mary Condra secretary and Frank T Babbitt treasurer. The annual report was read and will be published by The Journal within days.
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Corry
American’ Red Cross
D. A. Hilletrom
Gibtin
Chuire
Mary Condra
Frank T. Babbitt
Cott Ghaptar
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Penna
Wastéd Press
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Shantung
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Worth Street
Irish Plan World Wide Association
Treland
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Corry Man
RED Cross
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Pullee
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