Quarrel Turns Fatal as Father Fires on Son
In Cottage Hill near Union City a family dispute escalated when Dallas Blazrus, 19, was shot by his father during a quarrel at their home. Blazrus is in Corry Hospital with a back wound and a heart-line injury. his father is held in Union City Jail awaiting a preliminary hearing. The home situation involves other siblings and alleged ill-treatment claims, with the father stating the shooting occurred after an argument over land and interference.
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Dallas Blazrus
Corry
Hear
Father
Union City
Dally Maynes
Corry Hopital
Mis Reesivery
Johnson
Blazrus
Cottage Hill
Fie
Digite
Turay
Miaso
JE Ribler
Atending
Iales
Harding faces defeat on major measures in new Congress
In the wake of Democratic victories, President Harding faces likely defeat of key proposals. A compelled early session to push ship subsidy and other measures is uncertain as Democrats may delay beyond the current sessions. If Democrats filibuster, passage could slip to the new Congress.
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Wilson
United Press
Washington
O "Harding
Vail
Congress
Harding
Dyer
Alun
Hitt
Wilsen
Bia
cassiOi
Wilh
Marding
Reduction in Taxes for Women Retail Clerks Approved
City commission approved a recommendation to lower the occupation valuation for women retail clerks from 150 to 100 dollars. The assessor had set all clerks at 150, citing low wages supporting families. The city treasurer will authorize rebates under the new valuation.
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Allencre
City Commission
Arswesors
Sistessors
Merihery
Optimisaion
Chandler Brothers charged in Philadelphia fraud case
Proceedings allege Chandler Hrother & Co brokers knew the firm was insolvent a month before bankruptcy. Ghandleer Jr and Earl Mendenhal were brought before Judge Stern as the Chandler Brothers faced a July 1921 crash with liabilities around 44,000,000.
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Chandler Hrother & Co
Democratic Victory May Break Silence in Washington
Reported in Washington on a November day, the Democratic win prompts speculation that President Wilson may address the nation. John Randolph, former president's secretary, notes the president may refrain from comment until later, as signals from the United Press recount the election's impact.
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Ron Wilton
Tawthy’ Los
Deswovrati
Phat Kuk
veleBrain
The
United
John
Randolph Felling
Wilson
Ronge
Pinchot Studies State Problems After Victory
Governor-elect Gifford Pinchot prepares to study Pennsylvania’s issues after a narrow victory margin. He will address the state’s rising problems from his Albany home, as Democrat John A. Muir/Glenn? Moran gain 520,677 for a 75,008 margin, with 40% of districts reporting.
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Philadelphia
New
Giffard Pinchot
Aliford
Sprout
Atatels
Pinchot
Es Stooi
John A. Mieurran
Forester
Abolition of Labor Board Looms Again in US politics
Unclear reform talk signals possible removal of the labor board as a new Congress prepares to convene. Progressives seek a modified system to govern labor conditions, with union leaders insisting on comprehensive restructuring and a renewed mediation board to oversee industry.
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United
Wastiington
Avery
Rmn
Congress
Toheny
Cory's white way to light up city streets soon
Chamber of Commerce officials say Cory's white way lighting system will be operated in a few days after transformer installations and testing. The project includes the main business section and Centar Street with further plans for First Avenue and Migr Street.
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Corry
Cory’s “White Way
Chamber of Commerce
Migr Street
Vacuum Cleaning Co. changes owner amid local notes
Telegram reports the death in Bakersfield California of Robert G Pragie son of Mrs Mary Wilcox Framer formerly of the city. The deceased died suddenly after an unspecified surgical operation. He is survived by his wife and a young son. Frank O Day was a business visitor in Erie today for the electric light company stakes.
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WJ. Wilcox
Bakersfield
Cal
Sonia
Robert G. Pragie
Prasier
Mary Wilcox Framer
City
Frank O'Day
Erie
City Hledtle Light Company
Sale of Gerry Vacuum Cleaning Co. to I. L. Rows
Apnorcemeny was way syne by HB, Bingham and HC. Judd of the sale of the Gerry Vacuum cleaning Company to I. L. Rows, who has mayor the equipment of that concern to his own plant on East Wayne street where he will operate its connection with his Hamilton-leach Carpet Washing Machine. Suitable equipment will thus be available for dry cleaning all kinds of rugs and carpets, renovating mattresses and pillows and cleaning the five sides of closed cars, etc. Mrs. B. A. Hamlin and Mrs. Nugent and daughter, Marie Nugent came this afternoon from Union City and the majesty of friends in the city for a brief period.
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Apnorcemeny
Bingham
HC. Judd
Gerry
I. L. Rows
East Wayne Street
Hamilton-leach
Needlework Guild Elects New Officers
The Needlework Guild of America Ute Carty branch held its annual meeting at the Hirst Presbyterian Church to elect officers for the coming term. Presiding Mrs Aug presided, with 20 directors listed, 680 members, and 787 garments distributed to 65 families. Donations included $180 for shoes and rubbers. treasurer reported $2.40 balance. New directors and members were named amid presentations on relief work and community aid.
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Ute Carty
Needlework Guild of America
Ofivers
TL Mount
Mo Kate B. Kein
Mes
Wilson J Edward
Hirst Presbyterian Church
N. Dicks Son
Mre Wilson
STU
Rhitomat Organicating
Louis
Wien
Mount
Nast
Robinson
War Relief Department
J. Te. Bracken
Mise Ashton
Hil Ares Aid Society
Orwany Nation
Pennsylvania
Erie County Aid
Amon
Wey
AGA
Celia Sullivan
Community Nine
Gillin
Mothers’ Assistance Board
Erie County
Corry
GH. Haats
Margaret Mahle
Lane
Mys
Eugene Rhodes
Alice J. Turner
Taseho
Pindley
Dinin Meray
Btrs
Paul Greteler
Paul Weber
John Machines
Vinnie Port
Ruth Vel
Miles Genevieve Spott
Gertrude Warne House
Kate Ryan
Mabel Garry
Emma Linscote Mix Fentha Dean
Johin Kibler
HA Curtis
Jol
Gajter
P Bennett
My. M. Tross
Sidney Vo Stewart
Jourdet
RW. Brown
British Turks clash and Constantinople crisis escalates
United Press reports British soldiers killed near Compurmonte in clashes with Turks as Kemalists press for Allied forces to quit Constantinople. Turks impose foreigners regulations while Mustapha Kemal urges continued resistance and allied withdrawal amid rising tensions in the capital.
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Constantinople
United Press London
Compurmonte
Grurie
Vie
Mustapha
Fienthe
Constantinophe
Tutka
Kasei
Urope
Akon
Allio Lexaruction
Allied
Coeturthyople
Furvee
Uhislin Sentlig
Clanake
le Twee
Probe Opens Into Johnstown Mine Disaster
An official inquiry led by Chief Mine Inspector Segard Hutton began at the Reilly mine in Johnstown. Hutton toured the site and questioned hospital survivors as the casualty list showed 75 dead, with nine still in care and one delirious. He denied speculation of deliberate wrongdoing and promised no statements until the investigation's completion.
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United Prose
Johnstown
Reilly
Hompsites
Thei
Kib
Sudh
Iby Reaven
State in Grip of Acute Labor Shortage
A Pennsylvania state report shows a severe labor shortage across most of the state, with the Pittsburgh area asking for 19 to 25 thousand workers including 20 thousand tailors. Unemployment statewide was 47,880, while mine strike delays in the Pittsburgh district kept some workers from returning to jobs.
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Tivarisburg
Ney
Hliny
Peoneytvania
Thorkige
Pittsbillets Hinteret
Soran
Wing Will Co Purchases Another Meadville Store
The Wing Will Stores acquire the Marrs Mercatoris Grocery in Market Street Meadville forming a new Wing Willi operation. The Mercatoris family will join forces with ST Winger Williams and GB Wilkes to expand into gasoline with three stations along the Centertreet line under Peerless Oil. A meat department and other upgrades are planned to elevate the store’s trade in western Pennsylvania.
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GB Wilkes
Meadville
Crawford
Bomnary
Mereatoris
Slo
Meo
Fir Son
Centertreet
Peerless Oil Company
Mercvtoris
Mercator 46
Rum runners active along Jersey coast
Philadelphia November report notes intensified customs patrols to curb liquor smuggling bound for the New Jersey coast. Treasury agent N C Brooke cites a recent surge from the Bahamas with over 150 vessels embargoed and carrying 1,000 to 5,000 cases each awaiting entry beyond the three mile limit.
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Jersey Coast
Philadelphia
New Jersey
N.C. Brooke
United States
Treasury Department
Custom Department
Jersey
Brooks
Brooks Said, At Present There Are More Than 150 ‘Yosyela
Eer
Sax
Mann Named New Bishop in Pittsburgh Diocese
Rev Dr Alexander Mann rector of a local church was elected Bishop of the Pittsburgh diocese on the sixteenth ballot. He succeeds the late Bishop Cortland Whitehead. Durham traveled to Erie this morning on business.
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Vuneacross
Pittsburgh
Alexander Mann
Entity’ Church
Protestant Episcopal Church
Ifiy
Mann
Cortland Whitehead
Democrats Duplicate Republicans Win Big in Senate Returns
Washington dispatch reports a widening party gap after Tuesday elections with Republicans roughly 240 to Democrats 210 in the House and a potential Republican edge in the Senate. Utah, North Dakota, and Minnesota races loom as results trickle in, while Progressive leaders claim momentum.
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Washington
Reputie Faris
House
Republic
Senate
Utah
King Wan
Wearl
North Dakot
J.ff
T U Poneer
Democrak
Lyn I Frazier
Miles Poinchester
Coo Dill
Senor Farks
Kellogg
Minnesota
Menrle Shipston
Farmer-Labor
Welldgg
Shipstead
Wint Kellogg
Borde
N. Dakota
Ohio
New Kaskin
Henry Cabot Lodge
Gol
William A. Gaston
Reed
Missouri
Mysterious New York Slaying Baffles Police
A wilding masked assailants shot a man in a theater district inn then vanished into crowds. Police hunted the taxicab racer fleeing past a curtained door as an armed assailant fired. The victim died without revealing his name or any identifying details.
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Ly Unitea
New York
Nov. S
Cohimbw Devle
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London
Anderson
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A. de Smith
W. Staniey
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W. Eugene Rhodes
CR Rogers
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Wil Fur Jordan
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Fred Shuss
Joe Cohen
Milton J. Spaulding
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