Industrial Conference Progress Report and Prospects
Washington reports detail ongoing talks at the White House and in conferences with industry leaders on coal and steel sectors. President Harding signals intent to support economic readjustment while agencies and committees prepare investigations and proposals to stabilize prices and revive production.
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Washington
Luding
Euie: Vertieinent “of the Nation Wis naTnEra
Mike
Conitleros
Hyeiver
Withabou
AO Nonanriun
Hoover
Haswerar
Offici
Whity
United States Chamber of Portimenes
Harding
Tabor
Atha Ney
White House
Miss Carnie Carnanan to Speak at Pyes Methodist Church
Miss Carnie Carnanan tours Europe and the Orient as a representative of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. She will address the conference at Greenville and then speak at the Pies Methodist Church on Saturday morning. Members of the WMS urged all to attend.
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Carnie Carnanan
Kittsiurgh
Thin City
Satuniay
Sand
Pies Methodist Church
Carnahan
The
Philidalphia
Woman's Foreign Allisionary? Society
Ates
Govarantazes
Mins
W. Tm. S
Robin
Release of Political Prisoners Refused by Justice Department
Mrs. Kate O'Hare, leader of the Crusaders, reports to President Harding on the Justice Department rejection of releasing political prisoners. She questions the policy of freeing war detainees and calls for direct parole of prisoners to Marsden, arguing for clemency.
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Department of Justive Jay
Crimadéra
Kate O'Hare
Jeader
The
Crusaders
Harding
O'Hare
Téldaalte
Mardin
Liberty Bond Theft Plot Arrests Reported
Seven Denton employees were arrested in a scheme connected to a Liberty Bond plot involving a value around 481.5 million dollars. The charges implicate several federal targets and allege collaboration across routes between New York and Washington.
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United Pre New Sorr
New York
Washington
Lond
Daugherty Lacks Legal Aid Amid Justice Department Fight
Washington May 19 United Press reports Attorney General Daugherty faces hurdles securing private counsel as the Justice Department probes his finances. He seeks aid to defend against ongoing investigations and potential prosecution, amid efforts to secure 125 allocnevery. The dispute centers on fees and the ability to appoint counsel and pay for defense.
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United Press
Washington
HmaSiersit
Garant
Corry High School Class Day Observed with Ceremony
Annual Class Day activities at Corry High School featured a program led by Principal Mt Brown and Miss Mary Kenney. Seniors participated in a choir, a tree-planting tradition, and a slide presentation highlighting the Class of 18. The event, including school orchestra performances, marked the close of the term and a move toward graduation activities.
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Corry Tih
Brown
Mary Kenney
Chapare
Corey High
Tiny
Pretty wedding solemnized in Corey
The ceremony united Mr. and Mrs. Whitshead with Rev. Jee McDenrale presiding. Immediate family attended at home 207 South Street after a brief wedding trip. The couple plan to reside on South Street in Corey and are well known among the Jaithie people and their friends will extend congratulations.
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Thiy City
Wade
Jee McDenrale
Whitshead
Corey
South Strees
Truce Proposal Approved At Genoa Plenary
Nations 29 at Genoa accept non aggression pact and continue economic reunion. Lloyd George leads talks as Russia and Germany raise objections but plenary backs the commission report and signs the accord.
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Genoa
United Prom
Lloyd George
Europe
Ski George'n Palace
Farta
Bada
M. Coltat
Signor Rossi
Walter Rathenay
George ‘Tohiteresis
Rithenay
Hague
Lloyd Hwarge
Russia
Daughter Swallows Campaign Button Demands Payment
A Westchester PA report describes a girl swallowing a campaign button bearing candidate Alter's image and prompting a letter to the attorney general. The family seeks reimbursement of 23 dollars for hospital and related costs and requests return of the photograph.
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Alter
United Press
Westcnester
George “Alter
Gibernatoriil
Jowoh Perlman
Odo
Teile
Daghver
Phyrmiaiy
Westchester
Chile
Republican leaders seek state harmony in Pennsylvania
Despite last Tuesday’s primary, Republican factions clash over unity as county chairmen report results. State committee members emphasize harmony while race and district choices stir tensions. Adjusted tallies show leaders pursuing consolidation amid lingering split within the party.
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United Press
Lloyd George Sees War Conference Aims
London reports Lloyd George, in a Daily Express interview, hopes the Hague conference can create a new enduring memorial. He notes Britain and France should march side by side, signaling unity as talks proceed with the allied powers.
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United Press
London
Lloyd Georgs
Ay Jn
The
Daily Express
Lloyd George
Judge refuses dismissal in miner indictment case
In Charlestown West Virginia United Press reports Judge Woods rejects defense request to dismiss treason charges against Will Bligeard mine workers' chief. The ruling allows the case to proceed, signaling a blow to the defense which argued the state failed to prove the charges.
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United Press
Charlestown
W. Va
Uige JM. Woods
Will Bligeard
Mine Workers
Wood
Aged Resident Mrs Mary J Cook Dies At Home
Mrs. Mary J Cook died this morning at 125 Fourth Avenue from complications after several months illness. She had lived in the city for thirty eight years and was well known with many friends. Surviving Clyde Cook of Trinity and daughter Mrs Maude Johnson of ET Pow Texas. Services were not completed today.
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Mary J. Cook
Fourth Avenue
Clyde Cook
Maude 1. Johnson
ET Pow
Texas
Cook
Norristown Publisher Seeks National Committee Post
Ralph leaves Strassburg of Montgomery county publisher of the Norristown Herald sought a national committee post from Pennsylvania. The item notes nine suits and references Syrimlox Pentowe in connection with the candidacy.
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Norristown
Ralph
Eave Strassburgen
Montcomery County
Norriasawr, Herald
Penneylvania
Pentowe
Pinchot Triumph in Pennsylvania Primary Signals Awakening
Reports from Milford indicate Pinchot gains strength as the Pennsylvania primary shows momentum for Progressive Republican reform. He notes Roosevelt era drives and the need for decisive governance, urging voters to back his campaign despite opposition.
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Milford
Pas
Comer
Ute
Fie
Soni
Tim
Einchot
Piichot
Jeanine
Merzanhueg
Jarésentarlus
Audiy
Sientelle
Belfast Terrorism Continues Unabated
Belfast report describes a raid on a temporary police headquarters with armed attackers. Casualties and chaos noted as gunfire and explosions disrupted the Ulster capital.
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Whited Press
Belfast
Helfast
Tuchenkee
Ulster
Anid
Wheat Crop Shrinks From Last Year Says 1922 Report
From Topeka Kansas the state agriculture board releases a 1922 crop report. It notes total wheat production near 108 thousand bushels with acreage around 4.77 million, indicating a decline versus the prior year.
Volstead at Helm in Dry Fight as Congress Debates Beer Tax
The piece reports Representative Volstead of Minnesota reinforcing his push to curb prohibition and push local option on the dry issue. He vows to mobilize against liberal opponents and circulate pamphlets while pressuring Congress to decide home beer taxation and potential five to seven percent rates.
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United Prose
Washington
Mar
Deda
Aare Volitedil
Minnisota
United Press Today
Volitead
Congres
Pdm
Likandhout
Jajeer
Hill
Maryland
Brunich
Congress
Congressional
Locals Open Home Season With May 30 Opener
Local baseball fans anticipate the home season opening on May 30 with the Corry team hosting the Fry Railroad Stars. Negotiations with the New York Giants club closed yesterday and excitement grows as many veteran players are expected to appear. Distribution of season tickets will begin next week with an aim to sell 300. organizers expect a strong start.
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New York
Corry Nine
Diehl
Corry
Mattack
Fry Railroad
Ue New York
Vite Sembpee Vlub
Corey Shin
Anich Ature
Wary
Rote
Weimar Buch
Mickey Gilmour
Watson Causey
Uileilnte
Viscountess Denied Seat in Upper House
London report on a Privileges Committee ruling that a viscountess is not entitled to a seat in the House of Lords. The decision, issued by a vote, sparked shock among feminists and supporters of equal rights.
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United Press London
Tony
Thor
Erection of Masonic Temple planned here
The Geiger and Henderson properties on Center Street surface as likely sites for a new Masonic Temple in the city within the year. Members of the fraternal order anticipate a three to four story building with offices on the first floor and lodge quarters on the upper levels as negotiations continue with local residents.
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Reewate
T. Henderson
Center
Menmbere
Jocil Fraternity
Ams
Leing
Giger Ane
Henetarion Propertiey
Masonic Association
da Umione
Heal
Sears
Ammduon
Iimprovemient
Prajeer
Funeral service for Miss Marguerite Cole memorial attendance
A large gathering of friends, relatives, and neighbors attended the funeral for Miss Marguerite Cole. Clergy Rev MW Redniger led a service at Pine Grove, with tributes and floral offerings from numerous local families and out of town mourners.
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Marguerite Cole
Lange
Margaret Ole
Amy
MW Redniger
Prauik
Juthe Ann Ais
Hlreice
Seletionn
Mérnis Porter
George
Spancun I
A Parsons
Leon Whitly
Willam Armitage
Modern Dames Plan May Party
Plans have been formulated for a May evening social by the Modern Dames club at Hull Monday. Decorations feature spring blossoms and apple blossoms while an orchestra will provide music for the event.
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Hull
Gill de
Orchiestra
Mark Ful lom Named Deputy Coroner
An appointment was made today appointing Mark Ful lom to the deputy coroner post as the coroner resigns. The new appointee will be seated immediately per the coroner’s desk policy and is expected to start work at once.
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Marke Fulloey Abe
Roranes
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