Keen Interest in Election Sparks Local Intrigue
The campaign scene shows major party contenders in a contested primary with Brown, Patterson, and Alexander leading in various districts. Support from a Republican League and local groups signals shifting loyalties as candidates seek votes amid party tension and cross endorsements.
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Jwaltluen Tor
Lockjow
Theoughons
Corey Hake
Tinea
Alney
Widine
Juhan Pachney
William
Brown
League of Women Waters
Halabary
Republican League of the
Canmty
Hopubitian
Tirowih
Garry Vole
J. F Austin
Alexaniliy
John Be
Pattomin
es-Maynr Patterson
API Oral Inidee To
Ehnitanta
Aly Raoolvis
Gr Alexander
George M. Kwan
KO. Howard
Doioneniio Nominatinn
Vrul
Wedver
Repullicean
Proliitien Colmn
Cintint
Wleeton
Wstiool
Mra
CY Barnig
Ronei
Soplnney
Lovta
Ciioke
Bagialiat
Devon
Mrn. Baran
Nlacen
Boni of Education
Swyet
Rayers
Corry Branch of League to Incorporate
About 75 men attended a meeting at the Alonzo Pal building to form Corry branch incorporation of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association. Names proposed for the provisional directorate include B. J. Crowell J. W. Cherk S. La Shinarang William Mew winger and C. J. Pollette with M. Wattoun as chair. The session featured discussion on pooling plans and corporate structure and included other league officials from nearby towns.
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Plaus
Pomgan
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
Hii
Corry
Duikys Men's Longue Dell
C.J. Pollette
Wattoun
J. J
Caamphell
Disisie
Thimphrey
Jatestown
Mari
Waterford
Proul Heit
Open Door Policy Emphasized in Asia Report
In November Washington urges adherence to the Open Door principle in Asia. The American government stresses equal opportunity for all nations and calls for peaceful, restrained policy to avert broader conflicts.
Bluebeard On Trial in 20th Century Case at Gam Villa
Anchel Tawra, dubbed the bluebeard of Gam Yala villa, goes on trial at noon today. Court seeks to determine charges involving a network of young women said to be aged under 18. The defendant, described as the “Don TuAn” of the era, faces allegations linked to a planned urgent white slavery scheme.
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China
Chypa
Japan
Ollun
Viensaulves
Prunes
Anchel Tawra
Don Tuan
Bluebeard
Yala Villa
Leloelaa
Unrest Spreads Through Japan Leaders Meet to Assess Move
Fragmented report describes nationwide unrest as state leaders and senior officials confer on a political shift. Prime Minister Yu and Marquis Bitoni appear in the discourse as veteran leaders weigh foreign and domestic policy amid the disruption.
One Killed in Auto Crash and Unemployment Decline
Chronicle reports a fatal auto crash injuring several and notes a drop in unemployment as German marks reach a new low. The dispatch, dated November, details casualties and the economic shift amid a turbulent period.
Briand Arrives as Unknown Soldier Funeral Plans Unfold
In New York on November 7 United Press reports Briand’s presence amid preparations for the unknown soldier’s ceremony. Washington eyes a national day of mourning with Arlington Cemetery transport under Harding’s direction, honoring the fallen from World War I and linking allied nations in tribute.
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York
Briand Jonten
New York
Wnrouta
Washington
United Press
Pial
Washington Navy Yard
Fridas
Arlington Cemetery
Noro
Harding
Omer Nolabien
Man Killed At Home Preparing For Hunting Trip
Jamar Morrisey aged 17 died Saturday at 208 Spruce Street Oil City from a self inflicted gunshot wound while preparing for a hunting trip. The weapon was a 12 gauge shotgun discharged in his brother Tol Morriss report to police and coroner Osender noted the tragic accident.
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Conryites
Oi City
Jamar Mo Morrisey
Ghotiun Wad
Residentilly
Tame J. Masrissey
Jing Line Pasient
Oil City
Spruce Street
Ainntanovny
Iis
Tol Murr
Nelygubars
Osender
Tie Optaiew Dlink
Morrinvey
Railroad Athletic Club forms new city representation
The Railroads Athletic Club announces a practic e and roster as it organizes players to represent the railway line in nearby towns. Officers include Cust B. King president and J. TF. Murtin treasurer with James Shodowan named manager.
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Hw Walle
Athlitig
Valleokdéry
Exe
Whrron
Oil City
Piteaten
Sootlat
Aman
Cory
Cantosla Yeith
Lemme
James Will
Arhish
Thia
Ulsterite Hearing Sets Ulster Cabinet Drama
Ulsterite news reports a turbulent Ulster cabinet session as Premier Craig faces a full council vote and potential shifts in leadership. The article hints at a plan to press George into action and maintain silent government, with debates over proposed constitutional changes and authority.
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London
Mayoral Campaign Heads to Vigorous Conclusion
In New York, campaign teams urge a decisive finish. Tolu H. Noloney, manager for Mayor Tohu F. Ughny, claims a 400,009 margin. John T. Lyons, manager for Monty M. Curran, predicts a 160,000 lead.
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York
New York
Wie Balug
Tolu H. Noloney
Tohu F. Ughny
Rolerson
John T. Lyons
Monty M. Curran
Tayo
Thieves Fail in Robbery at Local Racketeering Store
Robbers attempt a daylight break-in at a racket store, force entry through a door, and mishandle the crime. Manager and police investigated with no arrests by afternoon. initial loss estimated at over 4200 dollars. Police continued inquiries for leads and suspect identification.
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Sheraking
Polio Authoritien
Uy Itil
Tow
Anil
Smith
Maton
Harty
U S envoy vows firm handling of Japan crisis
Ambassador Charles Warren in Tokyo says the United States will meet the Japan crisis with firm policy. He expresses confidence Japan will resolve the tangled sit uation amid tensions following the assassination plot against Prominent U.S. officials. The interview underscores Washington’s cautious approach and readiness to respond to Tokyo’s actions.
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Unitedness
TOKIO
Japan
Charla Warren
United Prev
Forest Fires Rage Across Missouri Threaten Homes
Terrifying wildfires sweep through Missouri with flames ten miles wide, firefighters and volunteers striving to shield towns and property. Officials warn residents as smoke fills the region and weather hampers suppression efforts. Local authorities, forest services, and neighboring crews coordinate evacuations and containment.
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Unicon Srreray Popuar
Forest
Watler
Michigan greets Foch during parade in Detroit
A fragmented 1911 era report notes a public greeting to General Foch in Michigan. Sparse lines mention crowds in Detroit and a civic welcome while other details are unclear due to damaged text.
Murder Mystery Cleared in Portammzich Case
A Jamaican worker, Ray Sham Phin Shamblin, confessed to a murder in Portsmouth, Ontario. The court heard the alleged confession as Neeman described the scene at the municipal courthouse. The defense argued the suspect acted under coercion while investigators traced an automobile to the crime scene.
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Roy Sham
Willy
Neeman
Lelitral
WR Sprague
Ehainek
Nuwuiung
Nien
Ray Sham Phin
Shamblin
Taunt
Portsmouth
Jini
Shumiblin
Newman
Mystery Homicide Stuns Town. Two Dead Youth Wounded
In Teesville Louisiana a chaotic scene ends in two slain men and a teen wounded, with police baffled and no clear suspects or motive. Investigators in indeterminate conditions search for evidence as a cemetery is mentioned. the implications hint at a broader, unresolved case.
Loot Reaches Forty Thousand in New York Robberies
A string of burglaries across New York today culminated in losses totaling about 40 000. One man was wounded and two others injured as thieves struck multiple locations, including residences and businesses, sending shock through the city. Investigations continue as authorities review security footage and interview witnesses.
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New York
New , York
Big Robbery in Bronx Hits Local Restaurant
New Ponk, Nov 7 Police report a masked man robbed a Bronx restaurant, stealing about 47,000 in cash and two automobiles. Patrons fled as the thief escaped in a waiting car, leaving patrons shaken and investigators tracing the wreckage.
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Dunea Eros
Newponk
Otk Tironx
The Toledo Theft Involving Two Suspects
A theft report notes $20,000 in money and jewels valued near 490,000 stolen by two suspects who met with local police. details uncertain due to damaged copy. Authorities investigate the incident and seek further leads.
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Untvea Prem Mold
Oklahoma Oil Advances Amid Crude Price Rise
A United Press report from Dulga notes Oklahoma oil firms push crude oil prices higher as the Protein Oil and Gas Company reports continued gains in production and market demand. Industry analysts see sustained activity in Oklahoma petroleum as prices firm.
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United Prem
Ptien
Oklabodi
Watchman Struck by Freight Train Near Corry
Ir R. Watchman, identified as Spring, was severely injured Saturday evening when an Erie Railroad westbound freight train struck him at a crossing near Center Street. He sustained a fractured skull and multiple lacerations and bruises. Dr Kibler reported he remained in serious condition at Corry Hospital as investigators of the Erie railroad continued inquiry.
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Weprewi
Penndylvania
Hine
Itipases
G. Sprig
Elo Allroad
Altenasag
JC. “Kibler
First Avenue
PRR
Maint Street
Usta
Brie
Etrest
Ask Evidence From Legion On Watson Charges
A dispatch from Washington dated November 7 reports that the secretary of war asked the American Legion to help obtain evidence regarding charges against Senator Watson of Georgia. The claim alleges private soldiers were shot by officers without trial and that soldiers were beat. The Legion's commander Manford Muxiter received a letter outlining the request.
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Oday
American Legion
Watson
Georgia
Manford MuoXiter
Amurloan Legion
Use Marines for Guards at Washington
Washington dispatch notes a recommendation to employ marines for guard duty at key locations. The report mentions opposition to President Harding’s pleas for 950,000 dollars to fund a police force and references a series of haphazard commutes and administrative issues.
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Washington
Unvoncre
Arma Center
Glach
Harding
Apeeia Police
Bonus Bill Again Fails in Bitter Partisan Vote
A partisan debate in Washington ends with the bonus bill failing by a narrow margin. The measure faced opposition from Republicans while Democrats backed it, leaving veterans without the proposed benefit. The vote reflects persistent partisan divisions over veterans' benefits and related funding.
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Osius
Indiana Miners Resume Work Amid Turbulent Strike
Readable fragments show Indiana miners returning to work after a disrupted period. The note mentions a large group of 30,000 miners and references ongoing labor strife and resumed operations with workers moving back into duties. Further specifics are unclear from the OCR snippet.
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