Mayor Alexander Considered For State Assembly Candidacy
Friends and supporters say Mayor Alexander is weighing a run for the state assembly from the district. A formal announcement is expected soon, with speculation that the mayor would resign if nominated, triggering a special election to fill the seat. Endorsements from local allies and potential opposition within the party loom as the May primary approaches.
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Final Stages Seen in Far Eastern Settlement Talks
United Press reports that after a high level night council in Washington, President Harding’s diplomacy nudges a settlement on Shantung toward a final stage. Chinese and Japanese delegations hint at progress, with a possible railway traffic compromise and broader power talks shaping a future Far East treaty framework.
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Packing Workers to Return to Jobs
United Press reports that striking packing workers in Chicago will return to work within two days as balloting proceeds on whether to resume former employment. The coverage notes tension over Boddy’s murder charges and includes references to Luther Noddy and Detective involvement, with questions about Boddy’s mental state and fear of police.
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Geraldine Farrar Given Grand Farewell at Met Opera
United Press reports a farewell for soprano Geraldine Farrar after a long stage career. The Metropolitan Opera audience cheered as the curtain fell on her final performance, marking a storied career with a celebratory sendoff.
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Metropolitan Opera
Railroad Club Five At Warren Tonight
Railroad Club players from Warrenton meet Company 1 in a wartime era game. The correspondent notes the Ridgefield venue and city street scenes as teams clash for local pride amid postwar tension and civic activity.
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Warren
Clabid Frye
Whale Ubey
Comipany 1
Arman Counrt
Tonierow
Anvil Ford
Jaitia
Shiwitaeien Sieitel
No Clue to O10 Murder Mystery
A burned house in Clay Tullman town reveals a missing heir to a West Virginia wealth, with rumors linking a figure named Twlhnin as a relative of Thunb or Hidsod Wii. The scene drew attention as investigators search for clues about the murder mystery and the deceased child.
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Congress Plans Cut in Army Strength
United Prose reports Congress plans to reduce authorized U S Army strength by about one third as the appropriations committee weighs next year’s war department budget. CrudeHouhe blocking land estimates, House members fear a smaller force, aiming to reduce from 157,000 to 100,000 for the next fiscal year.
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Davis to Head State Day Enforcement Appointment
Announcement of the appointment of John Davis of Fairview, Pa to serve as the Prohibition Agent for Pennsylvania is expected soon from Commissioner Hasies. The report notes the nomination by the Prohibition Commissioner and cites expected official action.
Mex Guatemalan War Threatened by Invasion Moves
United Press reports from Nogales Mexico dated January 20 state war threats loom between Mexico and Guatemala. Mexico orders its minister at Guatemala to withdraw and return home. Guatemala massing troops near Petan by the Suchinte river, ready for invasion preparations along the border.
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Cantu Plans New Campaign on Obregon
Cantú plans a new campaign with American financial backing amid talks of a revolution against Obregon. In Mexicali, Epigmento Ybarra’s leadership is blamed for strict order, as Ybarra travels to Ensenada to confer with federal officials about the situation. If Cantú secures funds, the plan envisions a Baja California rebel sweep toward Sonora and other northern states, with aims to push southward toward Mexico City.
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Democratic Campaign Opens At Dayton Banquet
Dayton May 26 James M Cox former 1920 presidential candidate declared the Democratic Party ready for a fight as he attacked the Harding administration and urged unity to revive the League of Nations. Cox hinted at a 1944 bid while party leaders sought funds to close a deficit and regain control of Congress. The rally signaled renewed Democratic effort after the War era political shifts.
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High School Dismissals Amid Cold Weather Across States
The article reports repeated high school dismissals due to extreme cold and power issues. Officials warn of ongoing winter weather, with temperatures plunging to record lows in Cleveland and surrounding areas. The piece also covers political campaign activity in several states led by Fred Wo Marcolin, focusing on prohibition opposition and organizing tours across the South and Midwest.
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Johnson Launches Fiery Attack On Arms Conference
Washington January 26 Senator Hiram Tokinson California assailed the arms conference in the Senate for its open diplomacy methods. He cited Secretary Hughes and Lord Balfour in criticizing the conference progress and questioned the aim of disarmament, endorsing a quadruple alliance instead.
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Balfour
Johnnoh
Coldest Day Recorded in Northeastern Pennsylvania
United Press dispatch notes the region’s coldest day in two decades with readings around 25 below at North town and 82 below in Pocono Lake. other stations show 10 to 30 below as trains faced minor delays in Erie-bound schedules.
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Probe Sought Into Alleged Fertilizer Trust
Washington July reports a plan to appoint a committee to probe an alleged fertilizer trust. The inquiry aims to uncover possible collusion and market manipulation affecting prices and supply, with lawmakers in Congress considering a formal investigation led by key senators.
Washington speech debates freight rates and farm relief aims
The conference faces tense sessions as insurgents push for stronger labor and agricultural measures. Leaders discuss price supports, freight cuts, agricultural credits, and insurance proposals to back farmers against losses while the administration seeks a broad price stabilization program.
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Gumus Gompers
American Federation of Labor
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Chicago car fire causes heavy city loss
United Press reports a large blaze in Chicago wrecking a car and causing heavy damage early in the morning. Firefighters battled the flames on the North Side as buildings and vehicles burned, with extensive property loss reported.
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Arbuckle Attorneys Attack State Evidence In Slaughter Case
The Arbuckle defense pressed a muting line as attorneys sought to cast doubt on the prosecution’s case. They expected to bring witnesses to dispute Virginia Rapp’s health at the time of the snow tragedy and to challenge the medical testimony. Physicians are set to testify about Rapp’s condition and prior illnesses.
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London dispatch reports heavy casualties in Rome clash
Reuters dispatch from Rome notes intense street fighting with numerous deaths and many wounded as authorities deploy troops to restore order. The report cites the Myening Star as the source for casualty estimates and describes a chaotic scene with gunfire and evacuations.
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Charge Movement to Get Soldier Witnesses
Washington dispatch reports an organized attempt to compel soldier witnesses to testify. The article notes efforts by unidentified parties to influence testimony during ongoing Semite investigations.
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U S Likely Will Decline Genoa Invitation
Washington January 20 The United States probably will interpose a policy statement at once on its attitude toward the Genoa invitation. Officials indicate the government will make a secret statement outlining policy toward this and other matters in the context of the conference.
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Vessels In Peril In Ice Jam On Lake Michigan Near Chicago
In Chicago on June 26 three lake freighters were trapped by an ice jam just outside the Chicago River mouth. A brisk northeast wind drove ice against hulls while passengers and crew awaited rescue. J C Anderson organized aid responses as boats and grapnels were deployed to assist. Several ships sunk in recent years near the same spot, with lines of freighters from Milwaukee to Chicago and other routes affected by the ice.
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Preliminary hearing granted in Rickard case
United Press report from New York on January 26 describes a preliminary hearing in a case involving Rickard and alleged mistreatment of a young girl named Alice Ruck. The text notes defense confidence in acquittal, details of questioning, and a courtroom scene with prominent figures present.
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Firestorms and freezing air sweep Brooklyn dry dock blaze
United Press reports a cold dawn fire-driven catastrophe in Brooklyn where a large dry dock area burned as bitter cold hindered firefighting. Firefighters battled through frigid conditions amid evacuations and a hotel near Long Beach faced treacherous heat but remained standing though guests fled in alarm.
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N.Y
Attempt to Recover Overpaid War Accounts
Government to sue to recover large sums overpaid for aircraft construction during World War I. Attorney General Daugherty announced the action, with War Department accountants and the Department of Justice coordinating. The case targets recovery of money deemed overpaid in wartime aircraft contracts.
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Evernasthe
Pope Burial in St. Peter's Opens Historic Rites
Rome reports the late pope Beneditov interred in St. Peter's vault with grand ceremony attended by clergy and nobility. Cardinals, diplomatic corps, and Roman aristocracy view the funeral as Latin eulogy is read. Preparations for a new pope begin as cardinal conclave isolation is planned.
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Harring
Musters Against Possible Flu Epidemic Rise
United Press reports New York City authorities mobilize to combat a potential flu epidemic. Health Commissioner Copland issues rules to curb spread, adding inspectors and police to enforce restrictions in restaurants and public spaces. Citizens urged to practice hygiene and avoid coughing or sneezing in public.
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