Munich Revolt Fails Leaders Arrested After Uprising
A Berlin dispatch reports Hitler and Ludendorff captured in Munich after a monarchist insurrection failed. Widespread arrests followed as troops sealed the building they used as a refuge and efforts to topple the Bavarian government collapsed.
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Hitler
Ludendorff
Ministry of War
Munich
Hohenzollerns
Berlin
Adolph Hitler
Tudeshorff
Sollapra
Hittler
von Poeliner
Wuartbirg
Groper
Rupprecht
Aidendorf
Ittler
Wilhelm
Germany
Simmons Plans to Build Up New Organization as Hooded Band
Fragmentary text reports Simmons intends to organize a new hooded group amid factional splits. Names and places are garbled, but references to Atlanta and a legal figure appear amid unclear phrasing. The passage lacks coherent details or dates.
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Simmons
Reduction in Coal Prices Prompts Industry Debate
The article outlines a lowered coal price push led by industry officials including Wareiuon and the Anthalite Operating Committee chair. Anxious due to labor and political pressure, movement aims to curb rising costs while addressing prophyactic concerns. Notable mentions include Chicago figures and local family travels amid community disruptions.
British Policy Under Attack by Lloyd George Headlines
Corry officers return from a South African conference as British policy faces criticism from Lloyd George. Dispatches describe Cabinet discussions, wartime planning, and debates in Washington and Pittsburgh amid funeral events and Army reassurances.
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Lloyd George
Hazing Case True Bill At Allegheny College
At Meadville the grand jury returned a true bill in a hazing case at Allegheny College. Gilbert Gulsieh, a former student, faces charges of intent to disfigure. Prosecutor Robert Corbett of Bellevue, Pa, accuses him of forcing freshmen through brutal exercises, leading to expulsion of the ringleader amid injuries and disordered scenes.
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Bill
Allegheny
Meadville
Gilbert Gulsieh
Alléghény
Robert | Corbett
Bellevue
Bess
Mllegheny College
Troy College
Haynes raids Pennsylvania high power beer makers
Haynes orders raids on Pennsylvania breweries producing high power beer. Thief Agent Yellawley leads a larger force of special agents to Philadelphia for the operation. A detailed report from Yellawley is cited as the basis for today’s actions.
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Wasilington
New
Haynes
Pennayl Vonit Freweries
Bier Haynun
Pennsylvania
Inter
Philadelphia
Jase
Yellawley
Fran Yellawley
Rumor Johnson Candidacy Rumors Sweep Party Race
A wild rumor spreads that Hiram Johnson may run as a Republican for president, scene set by insiders in Norristown and Chicago. Supposed financiers and political operatives redraw lines as debate swirls over Coolidge Hughes Hoover, world court issues, and Southern representation at the convention.
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Washington
Hiram Johnson
Coolidge
Mmyeh
Hughes
Hoover
Strassburger
Johnson
Pritvue
Noulidge
Harling World Court
Roe
Race Schooner Elianbott Howard Wrecked Off Nova Scotia
The schooner Elianbott Howard, owned by William Willard of Cory, was wrecked off Porters Inlay, Nova Scotia, about 25 miles east of Halifre harbor. The crew, including Captain Jen Pine Skinner aboard the Columbia, were rescued. the vessel suffered total loss and was towed to repair ships before being sent to fisheries.
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Elianbott Howard
William Willard
Howard
Cory
Miabeth Howard
Ittereweot Nine
Aly
AL Tuck
International Fisherman's
Ward
Alixabeth Howard
Porter
Nova
Caltie Jn Allegram
Capitan Jen Pine Skinner
Columbia
Taufuse Tan
Atlante Supply Company
Pine
Sable
Henry Fort
Juni
Tawlor
Sable Tshimet
Pring
van Sayed
Dramatic Institute Set To Open Next Thursday Evening
Plans for a Dramatic Institute are moving forward with a meeting of sponsor committees at the Municpal building. The program starts next Thursday at 7 22 pm and runs each evening until finished. Over fifty participants have enrolled in the course led by Mr Junk from the national Community ae headquarters. Mr Tarn is chair of the committee, and those wishing to enroll should contact Miss or Mr Jones.
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Dramatic Institute
Institut
Ole
Cours
Junk
Community Ae Who
Saiem
Ohio
Tarn
Mt Jones
Father Conlin Erie Cathedral Pastor Dies After Illness
Rev James Conlin pastor of St Peter’s and St Vincent’s in Erie dies after abdominal surgery and complications from appendicitis. Church officials say he suffered a heart attack-related event following the operation and passed early Saturday morning. Funeral plans are not yet announced.
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James
St. Peter's
St Vincents
Father Conlin
St. Vipount
Walton Charged With Misappropriating Funds
Oklahoma news report details governor Walton facing misappropriation charges tied to an $18 000 mansion purchase and related payroll and procurement actions. Senate probes seek explanations as witnesses testify about private use of state funds and notes in the Muskogee affair.
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United
Oklahoma City
Okla
Gov. J
Waltu
Martane
Texipitahyi
14 Breweries Seized in Philadelphia Under Prohibition
Philadelphia police seized fourteen breweries during a government operation enforcing the federal prohibition. Agents detained owners and secured the premises while awaiting U.S. Attorney Coles to present the case in court for seizure and disposal of the illicit facilities.
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United Prose
Philadelphia
Dionetics
Hestern
Geanss
United States
Coles
Stans
Owl
Martha
Weatherbee Indicted on Murder Charge in Meadville
Weatherbee faces murder indictment after a shooting death involving Edward Sterling in Meadville. The case centers on Weatherbee allegedly firing the weapon and claiming he is not guilty as the investigation proceeds.
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Weatherbee
No Trace Of Two Missing Corry Girls
Report from Corry notes two Third Ward girls have been missing since Wednesday. Local police and relatives seek help as authorities urge residents to aid the search and provide any clues about the girls' whereabouts.
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Corry
Winifred O'Brien
Nike Policn
Titusville
Pearyly
Riley Local Trainman Is Hurt In Fall
Riley a local trainman was injured when he fell while performing duties in Corry. He was brought to Corry hospital for treatment and is reported in stable condition.
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Riley
Corry
Sailors in Rome Street Fight Reported
United Press dispatch from Rome notes a clash involving U S sailors in central Rome. Account describes a street fight with injuries and conflicting claims amid a local dispute, with authorities investigating the incident.
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U.S
Rome
Crandall Dies After Turbulent Morning Scene
Damaging evidence surfaces as Chelsea E Crandall dies at his apartment in The Cohen block after a morning incident. The report references his naval service and family ties including a wife and three children, with portions noting involvement of local officials and a controversial political context tied to past events.
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Sethele
Cohen Block
Tyre
Alyrandall
New York State
Corry
Naval Service
Grice Jones
Geone L Orindail
Con Muanull
Cleveland man reports lost lidtor on city route
John R Ingram of Cleveland filed a report today while enroute to Pittsburgh. Mrs Titmost Tarek, who has been spending the past several days at pans rotumidd home this afternoon.
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John, R. Ingram
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Titmost Tarek
Wreck Injures No One As Two Cars Collide
Two Studebaker cars crashed on a rural road near the Fourth of July scene. Occupants escaped serious injury though one car suffered front-end damage and a wheel was torn off. Local authorities investigated while witnesses recalled past near misses in the area.
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Mure Creek
Tie Coherr
Noah Wurbin
Aresk
Vaides
Alexander Laren
Vuhen
Studebaker Cyoorster
Twebi
Twila
Seth
Wasinet
William Jelling
Uidler
Bryjaes
Cohen
French Attitude on Parley Outlined
The note from the French Foreign Office outlines Paris stance on a proposed conference of experts to determine Germany’s capacity to pay reparations. It says the conference should assess Germany’s resources, both domestic and foreign, and avoid long term payment plans. It also opposes immediate broad concessions and any plan easing the reparations burden.
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France
Germany
New City Directories Published in Corry and Union City
The new city directories for Corry Union City and surrounding towns have been issued. The volumes are complete and carefully prepared, valued similarly to previous editions by Mr. Kirwith, and will be available for sale at J. rm store.
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Wolhirwin
Corry
Union
Buat Alto
Clymen
Stitesman
Kirwith
Wall
J. Rm
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