Rumors of ex Kaiser Wilhelm's return alarm Europe
London reports and Brussels dispatches say ex Kaiser Wilhelm may return to Germany amid Allied fears. German emissary allegedly handed 12 passports for him and entourage at Doorn, prompting evasive measures to block a return. Dispatches cite Dutch officials, Paris and The Hague sources, and growing Allied unity to counter the Kaiser’s possible reentry.
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Impeachment Effort Grows Over Walton Thot Case
In Oklahoma City, intense moves surface to impeach Governor Walton as lawmakers debate witnesses and potential penalties. Opposition seeks to block martial law and discredit actions by the governor amid charges tied to Ku Klux Klan terror claims and financial questions. Wealthy citizens testify on their contributions and stance.
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Waltem
Light Opera Singers Give Fine Concert
The Montague Light Opera company performed at the Weigh school auditorium to a packed house. The program featured four memory four voice groups and a piano interlude by Montague, with Holland Sketchy as a highlight and strong audience praise. Henry Keppel celebrated his 86th birthday quietly at Kin Kone on Alii Street. The French government and allied policy harmony were noted as a separate matter of concern.
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Alii
Crude oil prices ease again in Philadelphia market
Crude oil futures slipped today as Pennsylvanian crude dropped to 2350 per barrel. Eastern market values for Bradford Saco Cabell Somerser Light and Somerset Medium saw little change, with Rag and Corning holding steady and other grades mostly unchanged.
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Armistice Day Ball Proves a Pleasing Event
A prominent local armistice day ball drew a large crowd at the drill shed with the Veterans of Foreign Wars post hosting. The event featured the Serenaders, an elaborate decoration, and ample refreshments as officers and community members enjoyed a festive evening from 9 pm into the night.
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U S Will Keep Hands Off German Crisis
United Press dispatch from Washington reports the U S government will not back any protest to Germany over the former Kaiser issue. President Brolidge is quoted as saying the White House will refrain from intervention amid claims of restoration of monarchy and cited powers.
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Evangelist FH Haker Leads Cobb's Corners Meetings
Rev. FH Haker of Titusville conducts evangelistic meetings at Cobb's Corners Baptist Church. The series runs each evening at 7:59 PM with a welcoming invitation to all attendees.
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Weatherbee murder case opens in Meadville trial
Liberals join in opposition to Baldwin policy as Weatherbee murder case opens in Meadville. Jury selection proceeds with twelve jurors to hear charges against Charlie Weatherbee and George, linked to 1916 Titusville affair. Proceedings resume after extensive voir dire as District Attorney Delp outlines case for the Commonwealth.
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Outlook for Mellon tax cut faces bleak opposition
Washington dispatch outlines a hostile reception to President Mellon’s tax reduction plan. Administration spokesmen and many Congress members oppose quick enactment while conservative Republicans push for changes. Wall Street support remains mixed amid fears the proposal could be too sweeping and costly.
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New York
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National Needlework Guild to Visit Corry
National Chairman and organizer of the Needlework Guild plans a visit to Corry. The delegation will meet at the parlor of Us Presby sorlan for a formal reception. The visit highlights guild activities and aims to expand regional participation.
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Corry
Vorey
United States
Ile Noelewark Guild of Agee
Coral
Eparunvany Reddy Wu
Yeggs Fail Local Gas Office Raid Sparks Nervous City
Widespread alarm followed a bungled attempt to blow open the Porimytyanta Gas Company vault on Sprig street. Police reported no trace of suspects after a two day probe, while residents including Mrs Ama McGraw expressed fear and confusion about the incident’s motive and details.
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Mes
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Women Inmates Saved After Philadelphia Hospital Fire
A blaze at Byberry Hospital in Philadelphia last night saved 134 women inmates as physicians, nurses, and attendants evacuated them from an upper floor dormitory. A nurse turned on sprinklers to flood the fire area, while staff led others to safety amid smoke and falling debris. Firefighters assisted in the rescue as inmates were carried out and others escaped through windows, with several uninjured and hospitalized for observation.
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Dirk
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America Declines To Participate In Poincare Plan
The United States will not join Germany's plan as proposed in Berlin. White House officials say the idea would extend beyond the restorations valued by Hughes. The administration notes aim to support reconstruction and peace efforts while avoiding new commitments.
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Germany
Pentecostal Assembly Closes With Missionary Sermon
The three week Pentecostal Assembly meetings culminated in a Sunday service focused on missionary zeal. Miss Schray opened with Prov 40 18, declaring where there is no vision the people perish, urging support for both heathen and Christian missions.
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Mise
Begder
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