Independence of Voters Pushes Parties in New Session
The piece notes rising independents among voters and party leaders after several elections. It highlights Massachusetts Ohio and Nebraska results, predicts harsh partisan battles in 1924, and reports Harding’s 20 November call for a special session to push appropriation bills and other legislation before March.
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Lecture Course Opens Tonight At High School
The Little Theatre Party presents The Gypsy Trail a comedy at the High School auditorium tonight. An extra large advance ticket sale is reported and opening night is expected to draw a crowded house.
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Youth Shot by Father Wounded. Recovery Reported
The youth from Union City, Sally or Sally’s case, was shot by his father Matthew Trazrus during a land dispute and is reported to be recovering at a hospital. The father was jailed in Erie County to await outcome, with witnesses noting domestic troubles over several years leading to the incident.
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Parkersburg Teen Jail Breaker Known as Holly Terror Tomboy
The Parkersburg area reports Verneda Smith, a 10 year old nicknamed the Holly Terror Tomboy, escaped from jail after sawing a cell window bar and using a rope to flee with a pony. Authorities say she remains at large and the sheriff vows action, noting a history of prior jail breaks.
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Pinegan denies rumors of resigning as head of education department
FINEGAN denies all rumors of resigning his post as superintendent of the Stim Department of Public Instruction. In a formal statement today he insisted he would continue in his present duties and not seek another office despite circulating speculation.
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Jersey Murder Prosecution Blocked Again by Mystery
United Press reports in New Brunswick that prosecutors faced deadlock over the Hatlis Mills case as the Somerset grand jury preparation stalled. Witness testimony reportedly conflicts with prior statements by Mrs James Mills and Mrs Jane Gibson, hindering evidence fitting.
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Reactionary Administration Criticized in Statement
Democratic presidential hopeful William McAdog accuses the administration of being reactionary, material and soulless. He says it lacks moral leadership, appeals to conscience, and supported seating of Newberry, labeling current policies deeply flawed.
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Heiress to wed poor artist heir to Gates fortune
Dellora Angell a 19 year old heiress of the Gates fortune plans to marry Lester Main a 21 year old cartoonist and undertaker's son. Angell, relieved from a large estate, says they will wed quietly at home with family and a few friends. She envisions a simple married life on the St Charles river.
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New Lighting System Placed In Operation In Corry
Corry last night unveiled a decades long aim as a new lighting system lit up Wheelock and surrounding blocks. Mayor Meyer and Chamber president TL A ta switched on at the Riverside substation witnessed by city and business leaders including J P Brown and Thu D Moore. The system expands downtown illumination with Center street well lit and plans to extend to the park area and West Smith street pending funds.
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New Congress Shows Support for Soldiers Bonus
A United Press assessment indicates 67 of 96 senators favor a soldiers bonus and the new Congress may push the measure after March 1. House sentiment remains strongly in favor after overriding President Harding's veto last September.
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Pastor assigned to St Basil’s Coal Fort succeeds Hather McCallen
Father McKerney, formerly assistant pastor at St Thomas, has been promoted to the pastorate of St Basil’s Church in Coal Fort. He helped finance two churches and a rectory during his tenure at Genesis and replaces Rev. Hather McCallen, transferred to St Titus Church in Titusville.
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Harding Urges Red Cross Roll Call Support
President Harding asks for broad backing of a Red Cross roll call in a wartime effort. He appeals to citizens across the nation to join and support the organization as it mobilizes aid services and relief programs.
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Mystery Woman Leads Chase for Gotham Bandits
A dramatic New York night chase ends with one dead as police pursue a gang involved in liquor thefts and robberies. A famed mystery woman led the pursuit and fled through side streets in furs, with officers still seeking a key fugitive known as Mike the Bist.
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New Operatic Star Seeks Farrar Glory
Ten year old Kansas City schoolgirl Marion Talley aims for the Farrar level of fame in opera. She tells United Press she would not be nervous facing critics, notes Convention Hall in Kansas City is larger than the Metropolitan Opera House, and says she has sung in Kansas City many times before.
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Treaties Ignored by Turks Stoking Near East Tensions
Athens reports Mustapha Kemal sends a note to the Allies insisting that Turkey will act autonomously and ignore capitulations, as Turkish officials dispute Western treaties. London sources say the Cabinet met to address this crisis amid Turkish moves near the Straits.
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Volstead Warns Of Tax Enforcement After Wet Wave
Andrew Volstead, author of the Prohibition Enforcement Act, says the Eighteenth Amendment will remain on the Constitution and that a period of tax enforcement may follow the national wet wave. He adds that enforcement may be blocked but repeal is not possible. A United Press report from Granite Falls, Minnesota and Philadelphia notes Volstead’s stance and includes a separate item on Harry Lindley, VP of Black Panther Oil Co., pleading guilty to embezzlement and fraud charges.
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