Three Barns Burned by Lightning Strike in Rural Fire
A series of lightning strikes ignited three barns on the Daya Ola farm near Clysmor, destroying structures and causing extensive damage. Fire crews faced intense heat as flames spread to surrounding outbuildings. several men were injured, and one hotel guest evacuated as nearby buildings caught fire. Authorities investigated the exact cause as storms raged through the area.
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Ahly
Mikary
Cory Bloetele
Henry Ruslink
Bitween Clyne
Slerman
Mruck
Lotelieks
Daya Ola
Clysmor
Nitti Seen As Possible New Italian Prime Minister
Rumors place Antonio Nitti as a leading candidate for Italy's next prime minister as the Popular party supports forming a government. Reports say Nitti could be the sole viable candidate if coalition talks with other groups fail and the Populars maintain backing.
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Nitti
Five Killed in Alexandria Clash Amid Disorder
In Alexandria violence erupts as a clash leaves five dead. Military forces are deployed to quell the unrest as troops confront angry crowds. Provisional reports indicate heavy tension and casualties among civilians and armed groups.
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Alexandria
Germans in Silesia war threat looms again
Berlin and Paris clash over Upper Silesia as German volunteers flood the region to fight Poles. Reports say heavy battles flare near Alt Urechtdorf and Towowshau while Allied officials demand remedies and transport aid for troops.
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Germany
Lipper Bilan
Bris
Altowite
Alt Urechtdorf
Towowshau
Rosen “Hirg
Krourehirg
Kappity
Paris
Pranino
Gomany
Silemia
Wdmn
Confer Degrees On Radium Discoverer
Two honorary degrees were conferred today on Marie Curie co-discoverer of radium. The ceremony took place in Philadelphia with representatives from Pennsylvania and the Women's Trade Union. A spurious fragment of the report mentions John Miobanla and a railway accident near Nilson, but details are unclear.
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Manio Gurth
Rail
United Pree
Pennsylvania
TLIO
Mickant
Medical College
John Miobanla
Brothers
Toadad
Nilon
Dondon Meet Narrowly Won by Defeating Bowsteh Rival
In a rough note from May 25 at Dondon, Widoin won the Cup preliminary in the flat meet. The result came as Rhghind’s tan tracked the progress, with Bowsteh narrowly beaten as the field disputed the early rounds.
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United Frew
Dondon
Woman Jury Issue Before State Court
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Supreme Court will hear arguments on whether women may serve as jurors. The case centers on a grand jury and petit jury list in Erie involving Maxwell charged with murder. Opposing counsel argue the Pennsylvania constitution prohibits women from juror service.
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Tarrisburg
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Harrisburg
Maxwell
Oyer
Erle
Muxwadt
Pennsylvania
Governor Faces Wide Bill List This Week in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg this week Governor Wil Mo Mo Babli faces a slate of bills, mostly appropriations including a $65 million general department spending measure. A gasoline tax bill stalls amid discussions and potential veto risk, with the governor seeking favorable online revenues before acting.
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Narrisburg
Sbprduh
Mmeamros
Legal Battle Over Estate of Banker
A royal battle over the estate of J. M. Cutting, banker of Noreis, arose today as Collins Moquon awarded $400,000 of the fortune to Miss Meith Caxpentier, private secretary to the Sant Lo yehey. A monetary sum of 42,500 year was left to an ingimie, while a moneringe Tiśene non issued to George T. Patterson and Catherine Mus Cuisoingh of Union city.
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Qhicano
J. M. Cutting
Noreis
Collins Moquon
Misa Meith Caxpentier
Isa
Sant Lo Yehey
Rsa
Hin
Vhorge T. Pattersoh
This City
Catherine
Union City
First Corey war dead from France arrives in city
The body of Private Bayard Mulligan, first Corey war casualty from France, arrived in Hoboken early this morning. He trained at Camp Lee and served with the 18th Division before succumbing to pneumonia. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at St Thomas Cemetery after a home viewing at Mrs John Mulligan’s Kent South Street residence.
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Corey
Oran
Rowe Feldman
Wolk Corry
Camp Lee
Kent
Jty
John Mulligan
Kent South Street
St. ‘Thomas Cemo
Congress action on tax bill and rail reform debated
Senate considers naval appropriation and taxation measures as committees report on economic policy and rail regulation. The House resumes conference talks on emergency spending and investigates escape of a detainee, while Cleveland Morgdyl case draws attention.
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Interstate Commerce
Rise Railroard
AveMuggarion
Hous
Cleveland Morgdyl
German War Criminals On Trial
In Twaupang Germany on May 23 British wartime authorities led by solicitor-general Pillock prepared charges against German war criminals. Defendants Kern and others are currently detained at Strudtfien Th prison awaiting legal proceedings.
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United Press
Twaupang
Germany
Trabute
Lool Muttiatitien
Bir Htnost Pillock
Gireéa
Kern
Srudtfien
Inaanpa
Agreement In Yap Issue
A diplomatic agreement concerns the Yap issue between the United States and another nation. The parties discuss measures related to a military or strategic arrangement and review loans or financial terms tied to the settlement. The government seeks to clarify responsibilities and timelines for compliance and potential aid programs.
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United States
Harding’s Efficiency Plea Echoes Across Capitol Hall
The article reports President Harding urging efficiency as a guiding principle before the Academy of Political Science. It notes his emphasis on a government run tightly and honestly, while acknowledging current political strain and public expectations amid questions about administration strength and reform.
War Dead Reviewed By President
United Press reports the president reviewed war dead in a ceremony in Washington. A wreath was placed on the casket of Jordan W. Geiger of Hurt Michigan, a member of Company TI, 198th Infantry.
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United Press
New York
Mir
Alps
Nomileun
Prune
Jorash W. Geiger
Hurt
Mich
Company
Tin 198Th Infantss
Real wedding noted at Rex venue with local guests
A delayed wedding report from Rex venue lists family members and attendees including Jean Mays aunt and Rev MO Be Ashton. The notice mentions a Rex Fowler event on Sonstroot and references many attendees and local figures in a brief idly detailed style.
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Muon
Snerest Nagle
Aislock
Maggueria
Jean Mays
Vbrempuy
Pilav
Rex Fowler
Sonstroot
MO Be Ashton
Wintting
Thimoilintely
Snol
Anitoek Ind
Wilniesaes
Ohi
Migtoele
PR. Rogers Company
Penalty for Slaying Philadelphia Family
In a Washington era report George Thompling received the death penalty for murdering the Wilwmah T Humphrie family during a car incident near Rohnsinwst. The trial reflects a harsh outcome in a case noted by local press.
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Relurvonte
George 1 Thompling
Plast
Tollhy
T. Humphrie
Rohnsinwst
Phcimpkins
Vanks Sweep First Round
In Ems on May 23 Amo Joa and Fran cis Oulmet led their teams as survivors in the Brisbane Honal event. Robby Tons and others advanced through the final rounds, each posting strong performances to reach the next stage.
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Ems
Roe
McHrans
Francis Oulmet
Robby
Brisbane
Honal Sainitone Boltotiuavp
News Staff Waylaid By Sinn Feiners
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Sinn Pelners Way
Mtwl
Cork
Piveleer
City Route Change Sparks State Highway Debate
A garbled local report outlines proposed shifts to a state highway through the city in 1922. It notes needed connections, street reassignments, and potential street paving, with engineers citing impacts on Main Street, Columbus Avenue, and East Main.
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Columbus Ave
East Main Street
Viet Swaile
Brie i Wapron
Ronty Fuwhgoi
Couniy
Bolinet
Colombia
Dom Talend
Wirough
Cotia
Adin
Cal
Ani Kawt
Mekson Alate
Sean Lato
Cote
Polumbus
Coan
Erie
Columbus
Tea Golumibus
Litania
Howe
Political Boss Millions For Educational Work
A political boss funds millions for education and public wellbeing. The article notes funds from Henry Sullivan and associates directed toward educational work and civic improvements, with unclear local connections and questioned motives.
Progress on Findley Road Improvement Reported
Record shows constant highway work under Roger J. Winter in Wixhyme building action of the state. Over the week contractors laid 85744 feet of lineal road, including Route 2799 and Waterfort Park areas, with a total 128874 feet as the statewide slab. The project spans three counties and reflects two years of significant highway development activity.
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Roger J. Winter
Mierwlay Ale
Nuetl Mat
Hineat Fay
Bonte HY
Waterfort Park
Summit Tin Waterfont
Vinal Foot
Stonte
Rigw Road
Girard Townalily
Annval
Tent
Ridge Road
Fairview
Hare Croek Road
Wayne Townships
Suntan
Threeountis
Vortsinnetite
Draft Working Program for Corry B Office
A fragmented draft outlines a working program for Corry Borough Office with plans for May 24 public meeting. It mentions Moyelopanue project, a review of the constitution and by laws, a talk by a Chamber of Commerce representative, and audience questions about community needs and future duties of the Board of Commerce.
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Dimmy Ghoje
Chamber AF Commerce
Mme Hoon
Tate
Lealer
Corry
Siewa
Jan
Templars in Convention Open in Gala City
A large Templar conclave opens in a city hall style hall with festive decorations. About 5,000 veterans attend to participate in the celebration, with weights and banners and a procession noted for the event.
Arrest Five Sinn Feiners in May Action
A terse report notes five Sinn Feiners were arrested in May as authorities clamp down on alleged subversive activity. The brief mentions a crackdown by police and a directive to maintain order.
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