Poland Becomes Focal Point In Silesia Coal Conflict
A lengthy report details German and Allied discussions on Silesia coal control as Upper Silesia faces partition and Polish proclaims a regional amity, while domestic bills in New York and city projects unfold. The text references pension reform, municipal building purchases, and public safety measures amid a backdrop of political maneuvering and urban planning.
Death of Husband Triggers Personal Crisis Reports
After the sudden death of Amiel Owens, 34, a widow and family face a personal crisis. The body was found in a gas fed room. the event follows Mor hum and wan belloved Ep Ineve. They formerly lived in Pittsburgh and were married within months.
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Amiel Owens
Mor Usbant
Dr Owens
Aroppad Don Youterday
Voen
Whey
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg Vote Pending on Martin Prohibition Enforcement Bill
Harrisburg March Thi uToure will vote today on the Martin Prohibition enforarment ill. A witont rattle is to be waged by the wets who will turn 8 deat out To the arguments if the draw and vote nechraing 44 their convictions.
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Benito
Alindes
van Toywell
Wayne
Looney
Mabie
Aoda
Tei
Ehry
Dita
Wavnek
Hindetvora
Howe Company
Frnk
Board of
Heauiy
Frank Wantes
Measen
Unitea Prem
Harrisburg
Campaign for Farm Relief Legislation Advances in Congress
Washington reports delegates from farmer groups plan to push Congress for relief measures including embargoes on war products and other commodities. A three-organization coalition seeks action within six months, with a push for a permanent tariff law aligned to a broader revenue plan and potential wartime adjustments.
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Ralph Ht. Turner
Washington
Mureau
Uluerth
Upot
Ilemandy
Inghida
Congress
Hla
Curnier
Wrewidene Wilson
Anericas
Uytovenins
Prohibition Measure Defeated In Pennsylvania Vote
Harrisburg dispatch reports that a constitutional prohibition proposal failed by a vote of 103 to 90. The bill, dubbed the Martin Dry Bill, faced sharp opposition and was defeated after tense sessions and party lines.
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Harrisburg
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Martin Mii
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Mbnaitt
Keystones Face Warren in Tipoff With Williams Return
The Keystones plan to start John Wye at Warren in tomorrow’s game at the Armory with Curley Wilkins back in action. Williams may start at guard, while Warren’s squad travels from the city. Visitors have beaten St. Marys Johnsonburg Bradford and others since their last game, and the Keystones anticipate a victory.
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Spitals
St. Marys
Johmonburg
Bradford
Bridgeport Man Dies After Automobile Crash
A 68 year old resident William Berling of Medford died after a crash yesterday when his car left the road and struck an embankment. He was injured earlier in the day and succumbed to his injuries at a local hospital.
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Uncertain Uniontown murder case and town meeting
A garbled Uniontown report notes a murder with unclear victim details and mentions a planned citizens meeting in Columbus township on March 25, 1921, about public welfare and waters, with Dr J W Campbell and Tames Deon invited. Other fragments reference local officials and civic efforts.
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Civin Organization
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Burgess
Wolway Dux
J. W. Campbell
Citizony National Bank
Crown
Commorar
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Colom
Hurgesain
Columbus Horn
Columbus
Citizens National Bank
Tamim Deon
Corry Board of Commoeree
Parsons
Ikmet Moberg
Kaho
Henry Rosa
Erie
Niy
Myra
Honié
Centralized Rail Tax and Cabinet In This City
By Raymond Clapper the piece discusses rail situation policy and tax or payment reforms, urging centralized action before the Harding administration. It references government wheels, proposed tax culls, and potential federal involvement, with mentions of Daytona Florida and figures like MacdP roner Yalan.
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Sheinaw
Artiva
Aktootalytrayson
WWF
Congress
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Macdp
Roner Yalan
Harding
Fight Against Water Rates by Committee of Twenty
Approximately 1200 members of the Committee of Twenty coordinate with the Board of Commissioners to oppose a proposed rate hike by Gorey Water Supply Company. The administration’s funds are limited and a longer-term fundraising effort is expected to extend through the week as the committee aims to meet unpaid expenditures.
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Ratea
Gorey Water Supply Company
Admivision
Univd
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Mymbert
Thie
Cami
Hs Eyelon
Eibig
Three Killed At Death Crossing Report
Motimet n March 23 reports a deadly crossing incident near a station name unclear. Victims Mire WeranpA and others perished. details are garbled but indicate multiple fatalities. Local authorities investigate as community mourns.
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Mommeten
Rome
Nile
Harding Seeks Extra Session Call in March
United Press reports from Washington and other cities describe President Harding calling an extraordinary session to address pressing national issues. The move follows political friction over policy and anticipated legislative actions.
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Penint
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Pacific
United Rep
Aporebery Ad
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Hawaii
Bidehard
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