British paper turns bitter on United States war policy
Horatio Bottomley editor of John Bull accuses the United States of failing to act in wartime solidarity. In a provocative editorial, he condemns American manufacturing and policy while claiming to present facts, and urges Britain to press Washington to curb American actions.
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United Proas
London
Stan
Horatio Bottomley
Joh Bull
Bottomley
United States
Ameriuan
Germany
Amerion
Washington
America
Probe by Labor Dept Ordered on H C L
United Press dispatch reports a Labor Department inquiry into conditions affecting wage and work practices across thirty one sectors. The probe will examine cost, clothing, tents, negotiating terms, and related issues to ensure fair labor standards.
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Labor Dept
Street Car Plunges From Icy Tracks in Richmond
A street car on an icy Richmond track suddenly plunged forty feet across the roadway early today, injuring more than twenty passengers. The car carried several riders, none of whom were seriously hurt.
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Richmond
Ind
Dayton
Ickhmond
Ile
Dtuntorn
Carriel Pamongera
Crawford jail delivery thwarted by inmate assault
A jail delivery attempt at Crawford Jail was foiled after inmates assaulted a guard, seized keys, and forced an outer door open. Prisoners then escaped to the second corridor, but staff recaptured the threat and ended the breakout with coordinated action.
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Meadveule
Tan
Anil
Miners Modify Demands in Wage Dispute
Washington January 26 Advancing for an 80 percent wage increase miners of United Mine Workers announce a modification of their demands after two weeks of inquiry. John Lewis says the union will present a compromise to the commission, while maintaining the original 60 percent target as possible.
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Vost Éamminton
Liwiy
Lewin
Mhiers
Federal budget bill expected to pass Congress this session
Senate leaders forecast quick action on a budget measure to cut government costs and streamline spending. The House has already approved a budget bill, with final passage anticipated before the session ends, as lawmakers push to complete the reform plan amid party pursues.
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Senate
Congress
United Press
Washincon
Godny
Dan
Fara
Bellanne McCarrick
Tinoy
Aliton Lyday
Maint
Mysterious Murderer to Face Penalty in Brooklyn
An article reports on Gordon Fayott Homburla Tul being scheduled for execution at the electric chair for the slaying of two workers in the Brooklyn area. Details include a possible reprieve, court actions, and the convict's stated confessions and alleged accomplices.
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United Pree Orsineng
Moray
Gordon Fayott
Wien
Kiliawulf
Mehow
Timex
Hamby Wan
DeWitt Peal
Henry Coons
Brooklyn Avia
Dover 13 AG
Asitinge
Washington
Brooklyi
Treaty session delayed amid fractured talks and confusion
A chaotic parliamentary scene delayed treaty discussions as representatives argued over wording and diplomatic positions. Amid shifting coalitions and unclear briefings, lawmakers pressed for clarity on terms and future meeting dates, while observers warned of potential stalls in negotiations.
Germans Appeal After Musicians Meeting in North Corry
A North Corry gathering of musicians last evening led to a renewed German appeal. Attendees discussed progress, goals, and organizational plans as leaders including President Hornattin and Miley Birth Riches outlined aims and future events.
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North Corry
Meee
Nonth Corry
Skinner
Wwe
Wade
Montinr
Ploeted Oves Presiden
Hornattin
Miley Birth Riches Invertary
Miley Birth Riches invertary-Strowmiriry
Mildral Shannon
Roy
MaTotyroy
SerauMhling
Tieweliigy
Ign
Corry Teams Split Games Last Night
Corry teams split a series at Thy Gtako Armory last evening. The Junior Association quintet beat the Lunior AX 28 to 3, while Union City defeated the Talons 19 to 10. Crandall Morrison Woenen and Splerman led the locals, with Beary and Mooney shining for the visitors in an otherwise tight night of action.
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Ron Muener
Knigls
Pythlag
Union City
Sylvan Lidge
P.Q. Betta
Marya Tw
Corry City
Voge
Wien
Berlin
Lid Allis
Corry
Thy Gtako Armory
Josala
Lunior AX
Trong
Amon
Talons
Union Ciy
Axma
Plgva
Crandall
Morrison
Woenen
Splerman
Reasin
Sunonve Nynung
Ty Aloot Ponitson
Ani Mooney
Beary
Shobn
Ani
Frank Goigar
Guar
Corryites
New York
Bendy
Geiger
Ghoon
Slymer
Nowling
Bradge Scriess
Hodgin Haenel
Mont
Gronne
Newhouse
Brady
Geiger A
Hoo
Probe of Funds Ends in Sudden Termination
A sudden termination shifts the probe of funds to a broader investigation of county affairs. Former County Treasurer Tom Flower is slated for noon delivery of a public notice to County Controller Joseph Deatfy as authorities broaden the inquiry into financial dealings and the disposal of state funds.
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Tan
Ike
Tom Flower
Cain
Joseph Deatfy
Fragmented House Issue Discussion and Campaign Notes
The text presents a chaotic campaign memo focusing on a house issue and political maneuvering. It mentions Tomog A Vitalie and Annie M kepaelaie among others, discussing how much progress can be made under a tight campaign deadline. It references a target date and political strategies without clear, coherent detail.
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Muphelwat
Kidlea
Madlaigr
Tauy
Pivlig
Utiounion
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Lalit
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eTty
Veyolne
Boy's Body Recovered At Franklin Riverfront Dead in Seater Accident
Tom Prantln and Phin Swuily report the body of a boy recovered from the Allegheny river near Franklin after a Sunday afternoon tragedy. The vessel broke free at Prenoli break and discharged the youth into the river. River depth ranged from three to five feet at the finding site. The boy remained frozen in wind amid poor visibility. Relatives and local party members attended today with officials.
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Prantln
Tom
Phin Swuily
Mydarell
Robert Blowwyn
Coustad
Allegheny
Eight Jurors Accepted in Mistrial Trial Proceedings
United Press reports eight jurors were seated in a contested trial at Grays Rapids. The panel faced delays as tentative jurors were rejected and the trial paused for ongoing proceedings, with jurors instructed to report back after an extended adjournment while the courtroom prepared for further testimony.
Campaign plans drive to mobilize legion volunteers
A district committee meeting outlined a campaign for the Legion with ward committees named to recruit drivers. The drive begins February 22 and runs to February 22 or until the quota is met, with about 400 volunteers expected to join the effort.
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W. Theta
Whel
Ward
H. Pp. McKenzie
Steve
Tat Smith
Martin
Warry
Wilcox
V. L. Alexander
T .Butt
Adrian
Selsin
Charles Wales
J. Spiesmion
Corryites Enjoying Winter At Daytona
Corry residents are spending winter at Daytona Beach Florida. Mr and Mrs G N Roberts, Mr and Mrs A R Morin, Mr and Mrs J L Shoddy, B A Brown and others are reported enjoying sun and mild weather. Local letters mention mild frosts in week and trips to the river for fruit, reflecting a cheerful winter getaway mood.
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Poilile
Plutarts
Daytona
A. R. Morgan
Tourngl
Corry
Mr. Morgan
Than River
G. Ny Roberts
A. Or
Morin
Brown
Barracks as Solution Proposed for City Comfort Needs
Historical notes discuss barracks as a solution to housing and comfort, detailing proposed arrangements at Pair grounds and nearby buildings. The text references the Raviator Cowpens and Horn Was, mentions the need for low-cost facilities, and notes lack of public announcements from the Pair Association. It suggests stockholders may approve demolitions or relocations to aid city needs if investigation supports action.
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Jefunet
Storkhollersy
Comets of Erin weigh-in slate prompts Erie challenge
A cryptic Erie area basketball notice from the Journal discusses a weight class issue for junior and senior teams. It mentions Corey weight concerns and potential matchups between Corry High and other teams in the 140 pound range.
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Tan Benc
CAL Comets
Erin
Corry High
All
AL Comers
Morilen Devitt
Ti Eith
Farmer killed when grinder bursts in his garage
A New Jersey farmer died in an accident when a grinding wheel fractured while he was sharpening a tool in his garage. The incident occurred early Tuesday, with the grinder’s stone shattering and debris striking him. Authorities are investigating.
Allentown School Fire Injures Two Students
A fire at a school in Allentown Pa injures two students Sherman Oberly and Bie ull Borger early today in a western wing of the hall. The blaze prompted a swift evacuation as authorities worked to control the flames and determine the cause.
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Legumivegren
Sherman Oberly
Bieull Borger
Berka
Ae Ulienburg College
Marner
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