Lloyd George Seeks Confidence Vote Amid Resignation Rumors
London May 29 Premier Lloyd George readies resignation reply as pressure mounts in Parliament. A confidence vote on the government is expected Monday after Chamberlain indicated the House will approve the Supreme Council’s recommendations as a basis for ongoing policy. The likely outcome points to Lloyd George quitting if the vote fails.
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United
London
Lloyd Greorge Iyis
Lloyd George
Aviten Chamberlain
Liloyd George
Monshay
Supreme Council
Gangawnd
India Speaker at Baptist Church Tackles Mission Work
Rev. Tl Merriweather, a missionary in India for thirty years, will speak at the Baptist Church on Thursday evenings at 7 45 under the auspices of the Ceylon and India General Mission. His talk aims to inspire youth and support mission efforts as political troubles hinder local missionary work.
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Tl. Merriweather
Indiia
Meriweather
Tuli
Ceylon
India General
Anne
Garrier
Gasdinor
London
Mis Monir
Tell Meth
Amt
India
Non Cooperation Party
Natorelae
Teens Banquet Friday At Presbyterian Church
Teenagers aged from 12 to mh years will attend a Friday banquet at the Presbyterian Church with teachers and supervisors. Attendees should register by sending names to Mrs Ruth Thom. adults may watch from the balcony for a small fee. Mr Harrington and Mr Allen Brown will lead and MC the event.
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Sunda School
Supservitanifeniti
Pystory
Presbyterian Church
Indat Bisidiyg School Council
Ruth Thom
Mr. Harrington
Brig
Allen Brown
Interesting Meeting of Historical Circle
A pleasant afternoon with the Historical Circle at the Library featured Feelar Lesion reports, business notes, and a discussion of Henry VII and Anne of Cleves. Mrs Young received praise for leading the meeting and plans for the next gathering include a New York visit recap and a midweek social event.
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Henry VII
Stony
Patherine Parr
Mes
Binkisgame
Osborie
Young
Bracken
New Yorke City
Wba
Hracken
D. Je Drucken
New York City
Pinchot Problem Preoccupies Republican Leaders
United Press reports Republican leaders in Putladelta wrestling with the Pinchot issue as they weigh harmony within the party. Debates center on whether to back Pinchot or nominate Gifford Pinchot as the gubernatorial/ senatorial figure, with Wharton Pepper and David A. Reed noted as strong contenders elsewhere. The party seeks unity while confronting internal divisions and potential elimination of rivals.
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United Press
Putladelpeta
Mrch
Fiat Arman
Bet Pinchar
Gifford Pinchar
Gaye
Joby
Hell
Xenatorid
Rotaryans Defeat Redistricting Plan In State Conference
In Jotnstown Pennsylvania on March 20 the Siath District Rotarians rejected a redistricting plan. The committee recommended division of the division between Pennsylvania West Virginia and Virginia. the vote was two to one against division. Nominees for District Governor included Anthony W. Smith Pittsburgh Charles Hoflyes Morgantown WV J Joseph Naylor Washington PA and others. The next meeting date and venue to be determined.
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Jotnstows
Siath
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Anthony W. Smith
J. Pittsburgh
Charles Hoflyes
Morgantown
J. Jomph Naylor
Washingtong
Pas
Oho
Norn
Thwitington
Suinke Vole
Weston
Hhe Wanfererice
Bank swindler caught after 14 city chase
An alleged bank swindler known by at least 16 aliases was arrested in connection with a nationwide scheme. He deposit ed funds to overdraw accounts and fled, with police tying him to similar exploits in Warren Scranton Harrisburg Pittsburgh and other Pennsylvania cities.
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Athele Tree
Jeries Lanlight
Pennsylvania
Angele
Motorcon Brown
Wallingford
Boston
Laren
Hareisburg
Warren
Scranton
Pittallingh
Thenuyghe
United States
Corry Anglers Take Out Fishing Licenses
With the trout season opening in April, more than two hundred anglers have already secured state fishing licenses. The law requires licenses to fish in Pennsylvania during 1922, priced at one dollar plus inspection fees. State authorities plan rigorous enforcement, with wardens expected to patrol streams as the trout season opens.
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Legislative Sportsition
Pennsylvania
Mount Etna erupts threatening towns in Sicily
Mount Etna rages with lava flows down its slopes as Palermo and Messina report violent eruptions and severe earthquake shocks. Dispatches from Palermo warn of potential destruction to nearby towns amid ongoing volcanic activity.
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Rome
Mount Etra Ie
Palermo
Messina
Collins and Craig Confer With British in London
In London on March 2 a high level conference began at the Colonial Office attended by Sir James Craig Lord Londonderry Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith. Churchill presided with Lloyd George present as talks opened on the murder of Catholics in Belfast and border tensions. Irish leaders from Belfast attended while accusations flew between Craig Collins. A Sinn Fein raid into Ulster and border issues loom large as the talks proceed.
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United Fras
London
James Craig
Lord Londonderry
Michael Collins
Arthur Griffith
Colonial Office
Winston Thurchill
Wd Lloyd George
Belfast
James Graiglon
Sinn Fein
Ulster
Winston Churchill
Berlfast
Sinn Féinéis
Beloo
Fermanagh
Free State
Body of Corvet Enroute 10 States
Word has reached this city that the body of Sergeant Archie Thompson will arrive in Brooklin on March 20 for interment in Harrison Valley Potter County. Thompson, a popular noncommissioned officer of Company A, was killed August 18 1918, one of the first Corry boys to fall overseas. In his honor was named the forty Post of the American Legion, delegates likely to attend the funeral.
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Archie Thompson
Brooklin
Harrison Valley
Potter Ctunty
Sergear
Thompson
Berg
Corry Hays
May Resume Drilling On Green Property
A meeting of business men and others interested in continuity on the Gréety lease of Seneca Street is held in the Municipal building this afternoon. Local financiers have discontinued operations on the Fourth Ward site, but resumption may be discussed plus finance for continuing drilling. Driller Farnsworth expected to attend to aid a decision.
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Seneca
Streat
Logal
Fourth Ward
Partice
Farneworth
Naval Limitation Treaty Ratified Announcement
A formal notice reports that the naval limitation treaty has been ratified today by the government. Officials emphasize adherence to agreed caps on battleship tonnage and shipbuilding, with attention to international compliance and future naval policies.
Little Chance to Avert Coal Strike Headline
Chicago report notes limited hope to prevent a coal miners strike planned for April. Key figures from mine operators and miners’ unions met in a bid to avert disruption, discussing potential outcomes and negotiation prospects.
Continue Drive for White Way Project Progress Reported
The committee behind the White Way project reports broad backing from business leaders and fraternal groups. Officials expect input from railroad authorities soon as support grows for adding vital lighting facilities.
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Intellieverl
Succes Uf
Express
White Way
County to Float Road Bond Issue in 1922 Plan
Erie County commissioners authorize a 1922 road improvement program budgeting 310000 for county and township highways. The plan sets bond use at a fixed percentage and will be advertised by the county controller. Projects include Girard area upgrades from New York Central railroad to Suis Street and routes to LeBoeuf Mill Village Platea Crewle area.
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Erie
Girard
New York Central Railroad
Edinbors
Washington Tsteship
Crawford County
LeBoeuf Township
Mill Village
Platea Borough
Crewle Township
Mine Parley Fails to Avert April Coal Strike
United Press reports a Chicago meeting among Illinois mine workers and union reps failed to avert a coal strike set for April. After a formal session lasting about an hour, no progress toward a separate peace in Illinois was achieved. Gr Cotterwick of the iron and coal company in Pittsburg was noted as a business visitor.
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United Press
Chicago
Mlinois
Siuiis
Gr. Cotterwick
Fionwall Mig. Co
Pittsburg
Tod
Debs Would Again Lead Socialists
Debs would again lead the Socialists as he travels to a party convention in April. The statement cites health as a barrier to active campaign but affirms his willingness to work with the party despite illness.
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Debs
Terre Saude
Jad
Taugente Dichy
Usta
Atlunta Prisith
Aetiteneert
Gijntiim
Wwartisne
Patibaul
Tate
Vote on Naval Treaty Today
Washington March 20 The Senate may give unanimous approval to the five power treaty limit naval armaments. Republican leaderswith the Senate mst to begin the final three hours debate on the pact.
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United Press
Washington
Wilh
Senate
Main Routes Instruct On Postal Box Conditions
Post Office Department directs patrons on several routes to ensure mail boxes meet regulations in location and condition. A Rural Route 7 change takes effect April 1, returning carrier trips to a direct west route to reduce danger on the street line.
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Willee
Bentley
East Main Street
Scott Corner
Plumbux
Teaton
Uss
Tife and
Urnysanty
Siamese twins near death as Rosa vows to die with Josefa
Rosa Tinzet and her Siamese twin Josefa lie gravely ill in a Chicago hospital. Doctors say separation surgery could not be tested without Josefa and Rosa refuses to consider operations that would save one twin only. Rosa, mother of 12 year old Frants, has drafted a will providing for care of the surviving twin if she dies, and records indicate she chose to share her fate with Josefa rather than live apart. The case highlights the uncertain science of conjoined twins and the twins’ long history since birth in Angtria before moving to the United States a year ago after touring Europe.
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United Press
Chicago
Rosa Tinzet
Tadle Hesher
Josefa
Withom Feit
Rowa
Roca Wild
Rosa
Frants
West End
Ross
Jom
Tim
de. Ireukstonis
Frantepent
Rusa
Minther
Auve
Breakstone
Suamnese
Roth
Josefa Mere
Att Ang Tria
United States
Europe
Weit
Illo Pee Ie
Bi Bolshey
Tie Polit Fron
Early Action on Milk Ordinance Foreseen in City Council
An evening public conference in the Milnicpat building examined milk distribution amid hunger relief efforts. University of Pennsylvania veterinary dean Wilfie Kling addressed milk handling and testing, while officials from Commerce, Rotary, Federated Clubs, and city committees prepared to push an ordinance governing milk sales, delivery hours, and safety inspections with a likely council action in April.
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Alesander
Milnicpat
Feday
Ordinames
Rohler
Ai Walting
Aetion
Wilfie
Tiktiy Lows Kling
Department of Veterntiy Meificine
University of Peninsylvania
Witesmat Gine Neldress
Alesalder
Pommerce
Venient
Cimedersteh
Dailymay
Kline
Shumeipal Murhotitiey
University of Pemnsyl 'Gania
Pussyfoot Johnson Meeting Bomb Incident at Green Bay
At Green Bay Wisconsin on March 20 Willon Binsyfoot Johnson, a liquor crusader, faced an assassination attempt as bombs were set to explode during his speech at Congregational Church. Spectators and a bystander named Walkvar intervened, smoke filled the doorway, and Johnson later claimed he felt no fear, blaming his opponents.
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Green Tas
Wis
Willon B
Binsyfoot
Johnson
Mat
Bodlaye
Ann
Jon Congregational Church
Sven
Janason Mappear
O 'Dade Walker
Tye
Janel
Grange Meeting Planned for Saturday at Maesyben Falk
Corry Grange plans a gathering this Saturday at Maesyben Falk with discussions on farm topics, local governance, and community concerns. Speakers include members from neighboring clubs, focusing on general instruction, children’s education, and rural transportation.
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Corry Grange
Maesyben Falk
Cii
Twa
Maine
Muxie
Paulkenborg
Huttie
Riot at Tentile Workers Parade Ends In Dispersal
A chaotic scene in Lawrence on March 2 as 1,000 tile workers gathered for a parade. Police and riot guns were deployed as tensions rose and workers clashed, dispersing amid growing threats and shouting.
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