Failure in conference threat looms as Hughes eyes withdrawal
Washington reports Secretary Hughes may pull the United States from the expert reparations conference if France restricts its scope. France signals limits to probing Germany's capacity to pay, while Bre mice's attitude and Poincare's stance trigger tense diplomatic maneuvering. The outcome hinges on whether Washington can secure an official statement to the American people on the failure of the next reparations talk.
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Separatists Active In German Coalition Clash
In Werlin on November 2 a new Socialist faction upset the chancellor by threatening renewed seizing of Bavaria. The Socialists led by their party command aim to impose a state of siege, with the coalition warning they would withdraw from the coalition if the action occurred.
German Regime in Rhineland Faces Collapse
United Press reports Paris dispatch noting German forces hastily evacuating Rhineland towns as Allied pressure intensifies. Rebellious regions show serious clashes and protests, with aid provided by Red Cross teams to treat wounded amid the advancing frontline disorder.
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War to Finish War on Pinchot Sparks Prohibition Clash
United Pros reports a declared war by wet movement against Governor Pinchot and the anti saloon league. The piece claims Pinchot and Prohibition will be fought statewide through organized opposition until the 1924 primary, aiming to block Pinchot from winning a simple Machin delegate slot at the Republican National Committee.
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Washington
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Vote Yes for the Bond Issue Tuesday
A fragmented notice urges a weekly Tuesday vote yes on Amendment No 2 to approve a 850 million bond for road construction. If approved, hundreds of miles of pavement will be built. if defeated, only maintenance remains. The Erie to Kane highway project is noted as to be offered for bid next summer.
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Food shortages grip Germany amid chaotic prices and strikes
Berlin reports a critical food shortage across Germany as loyal price controls fail to stabilize markets. Merchants curb supplies or refuse purchases at official rates, worsening shortages while the cabinet considers Socialists' future participation in the government.
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Gets Release on $10,000 Bail in Pittsburgh Area Case
Greensburg Pa November reports Alby Amelia Hoyer, in custody on coroner’s charges, was ordered released on $10,000 bail while grand jury actions continue regarding the fatal shooting of Praveis Boyer in Trafford City. Mrs Boyer, awaiting trial, returned to Wilkinsburg to stay with her father.
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Praveis Boyer
Traflford City
Reremacer
Messenger Block Sold On West Main Street
Announcement reports N. Colt purchasing the Messenger block on West Main Street. The property includes the large block and rear sheds. new owner plans remodeling and improvements to the building and site.
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Employees Banquet Highlights Company Progress and Unity
Employees of the TorteJumupraeng Manufacturing Corporation were feted at their annual banquet in Macatee Hall, with eighty five served a chicken dinner and a program featuring Miss Signa Anderson and Walter Windhall. The event concluded with news that workers will share in the company profits and discussions of group life insurance for all, amid general enthusiasm for stronger fellowship among staff.
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Hillstrom
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Gronp Insurance
Five Horses Entered in Latonia Championship Race
Latonia Track Ky hosts a $30,000 International Championship race after a late entry list shock with E W Hage adding Paylor Hays Taylor Haye to the field. The colt Paylor Hays Taylor Haye had not shown form matching the entry, said Latonia steward Cow Hay.
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Lataniag
Fatty’s Wife Seeks Divorce in Provience R1
Mrs Mita Durfee Arluck sues Roscoe Arbuckle in Suparion court for divorce charging neglect and desertion. Counsel Francis J. Dougherty denies notoriety tied to the scandal following Virginia Rappe’s death.
Workers Begin Suit Against PRR System
United Press reports a federal suit filed in Philadelphia seeking injunctions against the Pennsylvania Railroad. The complaint claims the railroad violated labor rules by refusing to recognize seniority, maintain the work system, and bargain with the union shop representatives, seeking back wages and penalties totaling significant sums.
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Philadelphia
Pennsytvanian Railroad
United States District Court
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France
Radar Board
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Labor Board
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Mei
Cony Day
TWO BANKS LOOTED BY BANDITS IN CHAOTIC RAID
Bank robbers held ten workers at the Ottawa and another bank near Jounstown as they looted silver and currency, forcing employees to the floor. In Rukerton, armed bandits seized the First National Bank, shot a cashier, and fled with valuables while a chase ensued.
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Night School Opens at U S Evening Classes Begin
Evening classes started last night in the U S High School buildings with about a fair enrollment across ten subjects. Shorthand, bookbinding and typewriting will be taught, with special emphasis on business training this winter. The faculty urges all interested to enroll, noting this is the sole opportunity for instruction this season and that late registration may limit progress once courses begin. A shorthand session remains open for new entrants at 7:30 this evening at the High School.
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Thousands to Hear Last Word Lloyd George Tonight
Lloyd George will address a vast crowd at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York tonight, delivering his final American speech. Officials estimate more than a million will hear it via broadcasting and public viewing as he signals a temporary farewell with hopes of future visits. He plans to review recent travels and urge strong Anglo American unity and aid to Europe in the ongoing crisis. Mrs A Denison of Randolph visiting Mrs Gleagen for a few days.
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Two School Teachers Are Killed by Train in Ohio
In Steubenville Ohio on November 2, two teachers from Richmond and Cleveland were killed by a passenger train on the Pennsylvania Railroad. A heavy fog obscured the approach, and the two victims Olive Irv age 24 and Wlenett Cernie age 28 were struck near Foronto.
PINCHOT WINS POINT IN MELLON LIQUOR FIGHT
Philadelphia reports a move by the Prohibition Bureau to tighten denatured alcohol permits. Louis Brandeis era notes show Pinchot and Mellon at the center of enforcement. Federal agents will inspect 1,200 permits, revoke questionable ones, and curb illicit liquor flow in Pennsylvania.
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Bonar Law to be cremated in private ceremony
London Nov 2 The body of former prime minister Andrew Bonar Law will be cremated tomorrow at a private cemetery in the London suburb of Golders Green. Ashes will be conveyed to the Law home in Otis Towne Square, with funeral planned Monday at Westminster Abbey.
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London
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Great Britain
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Tow Square
Westminster Abbey
Wounds Prove Fatal to Wife in Greenshorg Case
Angela Gelso, 28, under arrest after wife Tonephinie Gelso, 20, died at West Tormland Hospital Greenshorg at 10 30 p m today from bullet wounds inflicted late last night. Coroner's inquest planned as family turmoil in Gelso household is outlined.
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Bandits Rob Paymaster At Drug Firm Payroll Heist
Five bandits in a stolen car held up and robbed the paymaster of the John Wrath Brothers Drug Co of a payroll in Philadelphia today. The messenger was struck as he walked from a bank to the company office with the payroll cash.
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John Wrath Brothers Drug Co
Minor hunting accident near city Thursday
A string of hunting incidents reported around the area includes Charles Hubertas slightly wounded by a shotgun near East Braneli. Allie Miller, 36, from Cochranton, is in serious condition after a near fatal hunting accident near Calial Township. Warren Wisher, 18, hospitalized in critical condition after a companion’s shotgun discharge near White Raven. JMC Burig, Maple Shade, treated for chest injuries after a shot at a pheasant. Jimmy McQuiston, Maple Shade, responsible for the shot. Barns expected to recover at home.
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Red Cross Appeal Urges Corry Chapter Support
Corry Red Cross workers launch the year’s appeal asking for community support. The chapter notes 1556 visits, 13 patients aided by specialists, five placed in hospitals, and 200 garments provided. Officers serve without pay, urging public generosity to sustain this vital local service.
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