France Balks On Reparations In U N Conference
United Press reports France will refuse to limit the proposed conference to German reparations and will also press for a revision of the French debt in the United States. France’s reply, to Secretary of State Hughes, will be delivered by Ambassador Jusserand, clarifying that Ruhr occupation issues will not be tied to the experts’ conference. The piece also notes a local city election in which L. J. Kelly and C. F. Brown vie for a short term in council, drawing voter interest and campaign activity across parties.
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Bread revolt threatens Germany amid famine and riots
Chaos gripped Germany as bread shortages triggered mass protests in factories and city districts. Police faltered against hungry crowds while storm troops moved to restore order. Officials report dire prices and widespread poverty with millions affected by scarce staples and inflation.
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Stolen car kills girl crossing street in Philadelphia
Police arrest 14 year old John Speckhardt of Phodrixville after a stolen automobile strikes and kills 93 year old Marietta O'Donell as she crosses a city street returning from church. The suspect, described as a fast driving under an accident investigation, faces charges.
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Dead Citizens and the Call to Vote in a Questioned Election
A fragmented plea questions voter turnout and knowledge in the United States. It argues 26 million eligible citizens did not vote and urges those who understand issues to inform others, stressing civic duty and remedies to boost participation.
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Investigation of Vets' Bureau Resumed Today
Washington authorities report the Senate committee resumes an inquiry into the Veterans Bureau. New evidence strengthens the case for continued investigation into compensation and care abuses. The panel aims to draft legislation to curb misconduct and pursue civil and criminal actions to recover funds and punish those responsible.
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Stokes Restes Her Case In Hotel Divorce Suit
Mrs Stokes rested her defense in the high profile divorce action against her millionaire husband W J De Stoker in New York Supreme Court. Judge Mahoney sustained two objections by Max Stair as Untermayer tried to recall Mrs Stokes to the stand, ruling the recall improper while other witnesses were being cross examined.
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Death of C W McCarthy at 41 in Spartanaburg
C W McCarthy aged 41 died Sunday evening at his home near Spartanaburg. He is survived by his wife two daughters Ruth and Behl his father Leo McCarthy and uncle James McCarthy who lived with his nephew. Christiania November 5 American Pagoral service to be sailed from the steamer Dorine stranded off St Elizabeths hive Wednesday morning with Christianand and 4 wiskeing at 9 o'clock Interment to follow in St Rhabeths cemetery.
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Reservoir expansion to ease North West water shortage
A contract to the Love and Son firm of Corry aims to add to the North West reservoir on Grimman hill, doubling capacity from twenty to forty five million gallons. Approval by the State Water Commission is expected within a week, after which construction will start and span seven months. The addition will extend the storage near the highway to Findley Lake H North East, stabilizing supply from Lake Frown and reducing fire risk amid a past water shortage that shut plants and sparked alarms over contamination and filtration needs.
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Sherman Man Ends Life With Shotgun
Ernest L Willing a 60 year old Sherman resident died from a self inflicted gunshot wound at his Plank Road home Saturday morning He dressed and prepared tea then fired a shotgun mortally wounding himself A daughter Ethel Willig Wright of Cuba and brother ES Willie of Ashtabula Ohio survive Burial planned at Ponter Sherman cemetery PMID not present Safe wording preserves the incident while avoiding graphic detail
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Poison booze kills three in Philadelphia citywide crackdown
Poison wine causes three deaths in Philadelphia amid a saloon crackdown. Police report hundreds detained as authorities recall denatured alcohol licenses and target illicit dealers while hospitals treat victims.
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Former Corry S. A. officer killed in War era funeral plans
A Salvation Army funeral will honor Captain Fosle a former Corry S A officer killed in action. He served as lieutenant to Goldengriffe Flynn and was promoted to captain during World War I. The Western Pennsylvania division will oversee the service in Lytonington and nearby towns with Lt Roland leading a firing party and Stanyon in charge of arrangements.
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Vote Yes for Amendment No Two Tuesday
A fragmented discussion urging a yes vote on Amendment No Two. The text extols highway improvements and county road programs, praising recent completions and funding, and urges every voter to approve the bond for expanded roads and infrastructure. The tone argues that failing to vote yes would hinder progress and prosperity.
New Era Club Rummage Sale Announcement
The New Era Club will hold their rummage sale November 12. Anyone finding garments should call Miss Grace Dickson, 73, and Miss Lena Merkes. Proceeds support club events. The sale aims to raise funds and attract community involvement.
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Striking miners threat. talks urged in coal region
From Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania a large coal field reports 11,000 miners of the Pennsylvania Coal Co ordered back to work. Meanwhile 20,000 Hutson Mon miners threaten action as a condition of return to work calls for four series of conferences with high officials to adjust grievances, which has not been arranged.
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Keen Interest in Elections Across Several States
Voters show keen interest in contests across multiple states with results expected to indicate the political climate nationwide. Vermont's race stands out as particularly significant shaping early indicators of national sentiment.
Political Fortunes Tied to Wet and Dry Debates
The piece outlines competing views in Washington on the wet and dry issue amid 1920s political maneuvering. It notes Republican and Democratic contest dynamics in states including Vermont Maryland Kentucky and New Jersey. It mentions figures such as Vermont candidates Pollard and Coolidge supporters and the broader national party implications for forthcoming elections.
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Two Weekend Fires Cause Minor Damage in City
Saturday night two small fires caused minor damage. A burning gas line near Liberty Street threatened a home but was quickly contained with little harm. At Franklin Street a flare from a blower system was extinguished, and a near miss occurred at the Clark plant intersection with Washington and Center streets.
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Britain pays final tribute to prime minister
The funeral in London drew thousands to Westminster Abbey as the empire gathered to mourn the late prime minister who sacrificed his life in public service. Government leaders and foreign dignitaries joined a solemn procession, paying homage to a leader who shaped the nation and its place in the world.
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Chicago murder hunt grips city as watchman dies
A slender suspect, Walter Bockleman, 25, is in custody after a watchman was shot and killed during a hold up. Witnesses say a bandit fled in an automobile with a girl described as “the girl with the Mom’s List smile.” Police probe today, examining dying statements and disguise details amid a manhunt.
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