French Extend Military Rule Throughout Ruhr
In the Ruhr occupation the French widen martial law causing widespread upheaval. Sabotage resistance grows as authorities enforce strict controls with many German officials expelled and communications cut. Several cities including Moors and Hamber report martial law with presses forbidden and tenants targeted.
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Germany
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Ruhr
Hamber
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Bertin
Berlin
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Coygovernmunt
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Bochsun
Uje
Carogne
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Urem
Biles Resigns Highway Post
Harrisburg report states Assistant Highway Commissioner George H. L. Wiles announced his resignation, effective March, after long service since 1905. Wiles, once acting commissioner after Tawis Sadler’s death, offered no stated plans for the future.
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United Pro
Harrisburg
George HL. Wiles
Hiles
Hssex
State Highway Department
Connie Nloner
Tawis
Sadler
Pitchot
Paul
Wright
Riley Hay
City Businesses Close Tomorrow for Funeral Observance
All business places in the city are required to close tomorrow after noon from 2:00 to 3:20 in memory of the late City Commissioner Georges M. Ream whose funeral services will be held during those hours.
Town-Killer Letters Target Ajax Fire Barn Sale
A Corry Journal editorial condemns anonymous letters from a “Citizens Committee” opposing the Ajax Iron Works property sale. It notes city aims to buy Third ward fire barn site for fire and Street Department use, with Ajax offering a strong bid and the city advertising a public offering. The paper calls for the author to reveal identity and praises Ajax for economic impact while defending taxpayer interests.
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Ajax Tron Works
Third Ward
Ajax
SitaneraHbat
al Dresehpanalin
Blisses
Corry
Ajax Iron Works
Pinchot program before legislature
United Press reports Harrisburg as the Pinchot budget moves before the General Assembly with 32 appropriation bills, a $25,000,000 bond for reforestation, and a plan to abolish the Department of Internal Affairs. The administration backs a lump sum approach for charitable aid and frames new housing and rent controls. Opposition grows around the governor’s measures as House and Senate actors push a broader reform agenda.
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United Press
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Department of Intense
Senate Lusingiit
Rinn
Luverne
Segond
Bureau of Housing
Agdhelen
Erie Priest Fires At Burglar Killing Girl
United Press reports that a priest at St Casimir Catholic Church in Erie Pa shot a 18 year old girl, Sophie Symankowska, during a burglar incident. The assailant priest, Rev Fr Deminski, was held pending investigation. The girl died from chest wounds. police said the shooting occurred as the pair returned from a friend’s home. The motive and circumstances remain under inquiry as authorities review reports and statements from the church and witnesses.
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Jan W—Ker
John Dembitisis
Putin Catholic Church
Beng
Pendinie
Sophie Szymmndwski
Inet
Howar Alte
Miertihe
Lyeilar
Advicios Rom Rerie
Fr Deimbinski
Sophie Ssymiyjowels
Harding Again Defied On Ship Subsidy Bill
United Press reports President Harding faced a stiff rebuke as anti subsidy forces pressed to push the ship subsidy bill before March 4. Senate debates were constrained by opponents who warned of a clash over administration policy amid European tensions. Senator Brackhart of Indiana signaled willingness to take drastic action to block passage.
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Harding
United Press
Washington
Jar
Marduus
Sdsrnivtration
Senate
Middle West
Brackhart
Bigrobbery at Langley Field grips Norfolk area
An armed gang abducted Captain Norman 1.1, paymaster at Langley Field, and robbed the Pirgt National Bank in Hampton of about 42 000 dollars. Officers tied, bound, and left near a roadside nine miles from Hampton as a nationwide search begins. Police report the bandits claimed civil authorities staged the wrongdoing.
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Norfolk
Vax
Norman
Langley Field
Suny
Com
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Ted
Hampton
Pirgt National Bank
Cota Ahd Ou
Gyo Civiliaans
Three Die In Erie Coasting Accident
Special to the Journal from Erie reports the deaths of Wilda De Yet and two others in a coastal accident near West Lake. The injured include several residents. conditions vary from critical to stable as authorities investigate the incident.
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Erie
Journal
Gan Walt
Tyeluy
Uke
Lake Toad
Agios
Kahlow Park
Vray Jia
Hrytal
Mari Fatner
Zavlia Hemnte
Alyrtis
Maynos
Gilbert Swenel
Fracuavert
Ike Walter
Party HY
Pyplay
Peturtinys
Epidemic of Severe Colds Subside, Attendance Rises Near
Reported easing of the severe cold and flu outbreak leads to improved school attendance. Officials note a decline in illness over the past several days, with renewed confidence that normal attendance will return soon.
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Siparin
Une
Havisie Heey
Elie
Tanh Wuele
Peter Ain
Auto Stolen at Clymer Police Seek Witnesses
A car theft at Clymer triggered an APB with details unclear. The report notes police alerted a lookout for a Liberty rowis or similar vehicle, with no confirmation of leads or suspects and a statewide alert process ongoing.
War on Bootleggers Opens at Oil City
Bootleggers face a city crackdown as oil region authorities launch a campaign targeting illegal distilling operations. Local law enforcement and state agents coordinate to seize stills, arrest suspects, and shut down illicit alcohol production sites.
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Oil City
Plans for Old Corry Show Tonight
Plans complete for a community show in Corry tonight featuring old photos and views. Tickets available with reserved seats. program promises entertainment for all and a lively lineup despite early ticket sellout concerns.
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Old Corry
Corry
Linnell
Aiditiin
Tnight
Apm
Erwin
Rome
Special Meeting Tonight of Stanford Hose Company
Notice calls Stanford Hose Company members to a special meeting at 7 o clock this evening. Agenda covers matters of importance requiring a large turnout from members, with Hobart MP Hall presiding as president.
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Stanford Hose CO
Stanford Pe
Ludendorff Attacks French Ruhr Occupation Credibility
General Ludendorff, amid Munich’s street chatter, lambasts the French Ruhr occupation as a threat to Germany. He argues Allied aims include stripping Germany and seizing industry, warns a conservative revolt could arise to resist foreign control. He endorses German amity but condemns French aggression.
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United Press
Munich
Jari
Ludendor
Gormay
Hai Expressen
Ove
Wila
Munich -Vyallee
Germany
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Toni
Gerfiang
Laide
Directors to Act on Hotel Proposition
City chamber leaders plan to meet tomorrow to review a hotel project proposal. A formal report by experts on the venture is expected, with a recommendation from the committee before the directors of the Chamber of Commerce vote on the plan. Budget figures cited include a drive raising about 291000 in Santa Barbara and related campaigns in other cities.
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Tarristanrg
Mindle Ly
Troekenburs Ispreservtartivin Tostwerk An
Hoekenbry
Santa Bate Tmt
Mali
Marehille Org
Dirhams
Tayeli
Chamber of Commerce
Rquninatvtisils
North Corry Home Burns Amid Fire Tragedy
A North Corry dwelling burned after a chimney fire triggered a blaze that trapped the Wickwire family inside. Firefighters arrived soon after 1:00 PM and battled flames for hours, rescuing belongings and removing nearly all items from the stove area as investigators assessed cause and whether the home was covered by insurance.
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Heenen
Ick
Dublin bombings shock city as terrorism erupts
Turmoil grips Dublin with sniping, arson and bombings across the night. Officials homes are attacked including City Hall and the Central telephone exchange. A passenger train is set ablaze while families are ordered to flee as explosions wreck homes and ignite fires in a wave of militant violence.
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United Pret
Dublin
Jan
Killiney
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