Raymond Co. Forms Detroit Plant Partnership in New Corporation
The Raymond Manufacturing Company joins Wallace Barnes Co of Britain and Willan D Gibson Co of Chicago to form a Detroit based firm. Fuller Barney named president with A B Peterson treasurer and F E Whitley secretary. J D Adkins named general manager for the Detroit plant as the trio maintain their existing operations. The new corporation aims to build a modern plant in Detroit to expand into the local automotive supplier market. The facility, located near Miller and Abbey Avenues with belt line access, spans 100 by 80 feet and 20,000 square feet on a ready to equip site. The group foresees strong demand driving substantial business for springs and related components.
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Raymond Manufacturing Company
Kstown
Harmox- Gibson-Bay Aid
Concert
Detroit
Widh
Converna
I Wallace Barnes Co
Britto, Cops
Willan D. Gibson Co
Chicago
Fuller
Barney
Baynes Gibson Raymond Tne
A. B. Peterson
Whitley
J. D. Adusny
BUA Cond
Het
Tew
Raymond Company
Cory
Joinut
Avith
Bf Epriga Wed Iy Motor Enrny
Hag
Miller
Abbey Av’enues
Detroit Automsenive
Mesaty Po
Whittlesey
JM. Haymond
Poison Cake Case Deepens Amid Tornado Remains
The article notes ongoing efforts to rebuild storm wrecked North Corey homes after August tornado. The McIntyre home on White Street has been rebuilt with public funds and is now occupied by former residents. Other properties will receive repairs, with work to start soon as families are safeguarded.
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North Coery
Chamber of Commerce Today
McIntyre
White Street
Jaen
North East Boys Face Erie Grand Jury Over Theft
Donald Chatter and Walter Arnick, youths from North East, were arrested by Chief Dunkle after abandoning a stolen car near French Greek. They will appear before the Erie grand jury on Monday. Laying and Claifice are subpoenaed. Police say they are wanted for numerous petty thefts and face indictments in the county case.
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North East
Donald Chatter
Walter Arnick
Dunkle
Will
Erie
Claifice
Annick
Nives
Athid
Frrst
Haing
Stenlinge
Nigrth
Hig City
Thanksgiving Proclamation Calls Nation to Observe Day
President Warren G Harding proclaims Thanksgiving on the 30th of November 1922. He urges Americans to show gratitude for divine guidance and the nation’s bounty, and to support human progress and peace while gathering with families to pray and give thanks.
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Vancemart
Warren G. Harding
United States
America
Sultan Abolishes Turkish Sultanate in New Law
In Constantinople the Turkish National Assembly passed a law abolishing the Sultanate and the throne’s religious duties. The sultanate will end with the present sultan, and a new system will elect a leader periodically, separating church from state and transferring power to Ankara. Guns fired in celebration as news came from Angora to Constantinople.
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Constantinople
New Turkey
National Assembly
al Angora
Tession
Fa Khatif
Priphet
McSparran Attacks Finegan in Scranton Meeting
Degneritic candidate John B McSparran spoke in Scranton alleging Pennsylvanias highway spending exceeds New York and New Jersey and renewed criticism of Dr Hinegans school administration. Democratic nominees then left for a tour of Carbon and Lehigh counties.
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M'Sparran
Finegan
Scranton
John
McSparran
Dr Hinegan
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Carbon
Lebig
Nonstop Coast to Coast Flight Attempt by Army Monoplane
Lieutenants Oakley Kelly and John Macready embark from San Diego aiming for New York in a nonstop cross country flight. Their plane, a special Army Leapsport Appia with a Liberty engine, carries fuel and oils for endurance, seeking a 40 hour milestone. The craft features wing tanks and a long range design, with route stops listed along the way.
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MaCready
Kelly
United Press
SAN Diego
Cytil
Oakley Kelly
John Macready
Arm’ Afton
New Yorke
Heavselourla
Yura Tieson
Deming
Tueumearl
Wichita
St Lots
Haute
Dayton
Germany fears fascist coup plot amid secret meeting
Reports from Munich today describe a planned uprisings by German fascists seeking a South German kingdom. Captain Ehrhardt, linked to the Kapp Putsch, attended the conference and urged forming reactionary bands to span Bavaria Tyrol Salzburg and parts of Austria under a revived monarchy.
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Uniworess
Berlin
Roiical Nationillits
Ehrhardt
Munich
Rhshardt
Italy
Germany
Bavaria
Tyrol
Salsburg
Austria
Mills Breaking Silence Talks Of Murder Case
James Mills, once a priest, steps at the crime scene in New Brunswick to say he believes much of the truth remains. He asserts the murders of his wife and Rev Hall were by someone close to them and criticizes authorities for not acting quickly to question family members. He vows the case will be solved and mentions offering a reward if needed.
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United Press
New York
Artout
Cuba
United Prose
New Brunswick
N.S
James Mills
Hallitly
Joe Gibaon
Hall
Mills
Greas
Phillips Farm
Gilson
Jomin
Tiwi
Tory
T. T
Astoe
Three Die in Blaze at East Thirteenth Street Factory
United Press reports a three story New York factory fire on East Thirteenth Street killed three girls and left others injured. Police say a fourth girl is expected to die as workers fled from the upper floor. investigation ongoing.
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United Prong
New York
Thirteenth Street
Liquor Interests Paid For Loss Of Coop Will
Dr Charles Scanlon reformer and temperance secretary cites reports that brewers and distillers shut during Prohibition have been compensated for losses by liquor interests via the Department of Internal Revenue. He claims investigators find restitution for “all will” losses and urges action.
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Pittsburg
S—Miilons
Charles Scanlon
Presbyterian Hour of Temiperice
Dietillers
Department of Titernal Revenue
Seanio
Witness described death hammer attack in trial summary
United Press reports Los Angeles courtroom testimony recounts a murder case where a state witness described a hammer strike that killed Adtnrus Meadows. The defense pressed the witness as prosecutors seek to establish motive and sequence of events while Phillips faces cross examination about relationships and alleged actions in the hours before the crime.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Phillitis
Sch
Povey
Meadows
Sourteyien
Ane Phillips
Uepite
Tin Phillips
Phillips
Gosy
Subyne
Towle
Frick
Mi Uaffes
Meyiloywy
Pipa
Train robbery thwarted as bandits slain near Wittenberg
A failed train robbery near Wittenberg Mo ends with the bandits killed and several wounded. Postal authorities and a squad of eleven men ambushed the robbers at Seventy five miles south of SeVentyefe, forcing the crew to surrender before pursuit led to the bandits’ deaths. Officials call it a case of homicide.
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United Press
Witeenberg
Luck Kennedy
Piven
Harveys Lucan
St Lowe
Amarkueiyre
Iving Ipsum
Lippe
Saventysie
Danils Smith
Sp Louis
Sean
Senta
Basagand
Wittenbing
Ansen
Wittenberg
Bayer Eit
Sulgon
Anti Saloon League challenges new Prohibition group
United Press reports the Anti Saloon League attacking its rival the Association Opposed to the Prohibition Amendment. The piece outlines campaign expense statements and ties to Scripps and McRae newspapers. It notes key figures Robert P. Scripps and Roy W. Howard guiding the new firm.
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United Press
Washington
Anti Saloon League
Drs
ScrippMcKine
Ataris
Robert Ds
Wet Association
Pi Scripps
H.W. Atenstamp
Scripps
Roy W. Howard
Col
Milton A. MeRae
Robert P. Scripps
A Rive
ScrippirMe-Rae
Sufrn
Howard
Cincinnati Post
United Press Association
Byéommie
ScrippeMcRae
Rage E Sete
Jumps Before Fast Freight Train Near Broglon
Joseph Homick aged 40 committed death by own action near Broglon by jumping in front of a fast freight train on the Pennsylvania railroad near Altoona. The incident occurred by Thursday afternoon.
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United Press
Altoona
Joseph Homick
Broglon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Republicans near-defeat fall in Western Pennsylvania races
In a statewide survey Republicans concede many Western Pennsylvania districts may flip to Democrats. The outlook suggests five congressional seats may return to Democratic control, with Republicans worried over potential contests and independents influencing the outcome.
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Pennsylvania
United Prose
Harrisburg
Tiltwen
Wight
Kore
Stiller
Berks High
Columbia-Montour-Northumbers Iland
Adams York
Carbon-Monroe
Northampton
Lackawanna
Cumbria
West
Moreland
Sehavikil
Frank the Puilton
Huntinsgedon
Fosmarta
Stufttin
Perry Srydertinion
Cameron Centre
Clearllekb Mekeah
Fayette Somerset
Elk-Porest Morver-Venungo Warren
Stanford-Brie
Betwren
Ceaton
Republicar
Lancaster
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Great Automobile Center
CO. Grand Jury
Waghington
Ball Telephone Co
Burgh and Allegheny Telephone Co
Chastiers Telephone Co
Bell Company
Pittsburgh
Chartiere
Aixaeivnanac
Warding
Mir
City of
United States of America
BIG Gotham
Pacific Coast
St. Louis
U. P
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