Bold break-in at Pennsylvanias West Main office
In a Sunday incident local thieves attempted to crack the safe at the Pennsylvania Gas Company on West Main Street. The attackers, thwarted by Mrs. Anne McGraw who alerted authorities, fled as police arrived. one intruder remained inside briefly before escaping with the bag and triggering alarms.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
West Main’ Street
Phe
Anne McGraw
Seo
McGraw
Dunkle
Taplin
Curtylijy
Punkle
Rome
Metra
Therese
Tragedy as Ohio Father Kills Seven of Ten Children
In Dayton, Ohio, a man named Garrison killed seven of his ten children in an alleged insane frenzy. Mrs Ganiean, who arrived with three surviving children, told how she traveled to Dayton in fear after learning of the tragedy and her frightening night.
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Htatpanooga
Tein
Elinols Garrison
Dayton
Wes
Shay Mra Ganiean
Former Crown Prince Back At Silesia Home
United Press dispatches report Crown Prince Frederick William returning to his Silesia home after a journey through Fran Koenigswusterhausen and nearby towns. He met officials, received sparse ovations, and stayed overnight in Mildesheim while his exact travel time remained unconfirmed.
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Silesia
United Fta
Merlin
Weformer
Frederick William
Oele
Silex
Soryanty
United Press
Field Marshal von Nijdlenburg
Wohourg
Fauksvar
Kownngswusterhausen
Princh
Triends Av
Ulldesheim
America Remembers War Heroes Amid Broad Armistice Day Observances
Armistice Day ceremonies unfold across Corry and major cities with simple services and large demonstrations. In Corry crowds gather at Woodrow Wilson’s home and the tomb of the unknown soldier, while London Paris and Berlin mark the anniversary with wreaths and parades. Police investigate a Sunday morning attempted robbery amid broader war memorial events.
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America
France
Journal Today
Corry
Ainiperisiony
Pitipite
Vermont
Pitrshirsh
Winny
Washingtom
Coodge Nac
Woodrow Wilton
American Army of 108
League of Nations
London
George
Westminster Abbey
Whitetall
Paris
Pershing
Lmrenelinen
Adoll
Polytaxen
Chet
Dunkle
Gay Hilla
Wilmby
Mrs Stokes Wins Point In Divorce Suit
United Press reports Mrs. Stokes won a plea to move her divorce suit for reparations from her wealthy husband toward expedited consideration. The court postponed a hearing for two weeks to allow counsel to prepare. Isidore Guinvberg represents Stokes with guidance from Warren. Mrs. Stokes and her mother, Mrs. Binama Miller, attended court as Stokes appeared styled in a fashionable gown and jewelry.
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United Press New
York
Elwood Stokes
Isidore Gainuberg
Stokes
Supreme Court
Wasserv
Ultra Stokes
Guinvbarg
Arte
Nya
Stoke
Binama Miller
Hitler Munich revolt leader under arrest
Report from Munich states Adolf Hitler, leader of the monolithic revolt in Munich, was arrested after the failed uprising. Widespread fear as police and Reichswehr suppress remaining resistance. funeral plans for fallen allies hinted. News notes tension in Munich and Berlin with uncertain future for Hitler and supporters.
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Hitler
Munich
United Press
Berlin
Adolf Mitler
Jay
Jamie
Rosenbwin
Twlephne Trope
Wwelk
Reichowehr
Cnet
Dicktor von Kehr
Inn Vrowde
Iver
Harvard Cyey
Tifth Avenue
New York
Reichswehr
Sportsmen return from Canadian hunt with many trophies
Corry sportsmen completing a three week hunt in northern Ontario arrived in the city with six deer on their car. The party including Dennett Murray KilE Jey Van Issel Curdl Van Tassell and Burkatt bagged three moose and six deer during the trip. A second group of local sportsmen led by Al Hy Mahle Leroy Cady and Pred Hoanes expected to arrive soon, with moose sightings near by five miles away. Mr and Mrs A M McDonald returned after a brief absence.
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Corry
Canada
Union City
J. W. Burkatt
Pittsburgh
Ontario
Jini
al Hy Mahle
Leroy, Cady
Pred Hoanes
Cportemen
Armistice Day remarks by Wilson heard in Corry
Former President Wilson’s Armistice Day radio address to the United States drew intense emotion as he spoke of the nation’s resolve and the principles behind victory. Doctors reported his condition stable after a strenuous weekend, while supporters debate whether the speech signals a renewed push for the League of Nations in the upcoming political campaign.
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Wooten Wilson
Lin Hautes
Washington
United States
Wandrow Wilgos Jalay
Wilgont
Tee Street House
Cain
Prien
Wileon
Cary T Graysar
Wiloon
Roth
Grayson
Wilson
League of Nations
William G. Meadoo
Faw
North Cory Garage Sold to Ralph Meath
Announcement reported the sale of the North Cory Garage to Ralph Meath. He plans to continue the busines as before, serving Durant and Star cars and running a general garage operation. A later memorial service in Jamestown, New York, will honor a relative.
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North Cory
Ralph Meath
Meath
Durant
Star
Grenier
Two Men Die After Molten Metal Shower In Pennsylvania
Two workers were killed in an accident in Newessn, Pennsylvania, when molten metal spilled over them during a fabrication process. Authorities say rescue attempts failed as the scene burned, with names identified as David Ute and Gerald Wigets. Investigations continue into equipment failures and safety protocols.
City to Test Drivers As Police Aid Plans Exams Here
Corry police set to cooperate with allies in new driver examinations to be held on Bath South street. The plan follows recent motor vehicle law revisions requiring periodic testing of applicants beginning March 1, 1924. Officials expect weekly tests at a convenient Corry site, with short road tests for each applicant.
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Dunkta
Corry
Thiy
Bath South
Devings
Rynon
Wen
Alien land laws upheld as constitutional in Washington
A historical notice reports the Washington Supreme Court or federal court ruling that the California alien land law is constitutional. The decision affects cases by Porterfield and Mizuno, Japanese residents challenging the act. The item also briefly notes community notices and local fare events.
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Washington
California
Porterfield
J. Mizuno
San Angelo County
Land
Mellon Favors Tax Cut on Admissions and Telegr ams
Secretary Mellon endorses broad tax reductions including repeal of the admissions tax and telegram, telephone, and leased wire taxes. Proposals call for lowering ordinary income rates, excluding various surcharges, and a $70,000,000 cut for the admissions tax, as part of a larger tax revision plan before the Ways and Means committee.
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Mellon
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Melia
Howse Wary and Means Committee
Malls
Willian T Greene
Iowa
Mallen
jGotiidie
Congress
Howe Ways Ay Means
Conrosa
Wilson Speech Attacked By Penn Senators In Philadelphia
Nov 12 in Philadelphia Senators Pepper and others attacked Woodrow Wilson as they debated his world court proposals and U S foreign policy. The report also notes visits by William Willard Howard and Mrs. Emenot Leey to Warren and May Howare’s household.
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Philadelphia
Woodrow Wilson
United States
World Court
Walt Scunttor
George Wharton Papper de Nolarad
Wilk
Pepper
Wilson
William Willard ‘Howard
Move Nore City
Han
Rossin
Emenot Leey
Warren
Slater
Mie May Howare
Fred Minant
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