Ireland Situation Reflected in Transatlantic Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Ireland and a U S inquiry into a situation: mentions Foun Derhwm of Halberggau Trotam Dorkmin and witnesses from Thurles and Thurles Lae fen A. Juno Addais senator Walt and Frederick C. Howe participate in opening sessions. Names repeat with unclear roles as several Americans in Poland are noted.
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Foun
Halberggau
Trotam
Dorkmin
Himmittow
Myhaight
Nils
Oxwell
New York
Eubasny
Juno Addais
Chic Ody
Walt
Mansuchuauits
Prederick C. Howe
Inmu Joralian
New Yorkere
Dorlam
Mach Ke
Denia Morgan
Thurles
Uko Thurles
Troland
Willlan King
Fronton
Ohio
Aid ‘Pan! Vurnags
Pho Commission
Tay
Manmorstal
Murieh MarSwikey
Willow
Jate Honk
Cortefordia
Train Robbery in Omaha Nets $100,000
A federal investigation targets a high value Omaha heist believed to have netted about $100,000. Officials review recent robberies in the area as agents pursue leads and monitor suspect activity across multiple locations. Weather forecasts predict mild temperatures tonight and Saturday.
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Omaha
Presa Omatia
Toa Mori
Omatia
Rolihwry
Avery Clus
Harding in Canal Zone on Vacation Trip
President-elect Harding is photographed in the Canal Zone during a vacation period. The article notes his difficulty settling to inaction and hints at improving relations with Mexico as his trip nears its end. It discusses implications for U S policy and potential cooperation with Mexico on economic and political issues.
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Harding
Canal Zone
Eilect
Mexico
Raymond Clapper
Mina
Maviding
China Zone
Falay
United
Staton
Ilsewhert
Pate Vinto
St. Poot Industrielly
Gengral Oberger
Ib Pan Bo Nid
Jnstaming
United States
Iho
Reduction in prices boosts competition in global trade
James Simpson, vice president of Mareball Field & Co, warns that price reductions have intensified global competition. He says only the fittest will survive the readjustment, as business in the country slows amid shifts in wholesale and retail sectors.
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Ly United
Chingngo
James Simpson
Mareball Field & Co
Jargon
Jawlere
Wali Iman
Regulations threaten to curb gas stove use
A lengthy letter from Str Kelner discusses the Pennsylvania Gas Company rules aimed at conserving gas supply and forcing stove changes. He notes complaints about costs and odours from altered installations, arguing the company pushes regulatory demands to justify price increases and undermine consumer options.
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An. Exen
Eulea
Pouylvanie Gia
Burnere
Mureisburg
Tha Gas Company
Str
Kelner
Kyl
Corry
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Faela Aa
Serview Commission
United Press
York
Cini
Gna
Maysvick
Sony
Ly Durling
Witer Hey
Wight
Firthering
Franklin City Solicitor Kincaid Heads To Supreme Court
Franklin city official Joseph Kincaid travels to a major court session regarding a brawl incident involving minors. The meeting covers actions by the Fourioon substances and natural gas interests, with Attorney Hinsatil preparing the push for a contested case and preliminary steps planned.
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Soltetter Gaa
Taluy
Inurstones
Miliellus Ottorpuys
Kincaid Thas Dewn
Twnitit Natural Gas
Inga
Ulome Elites
Hii Tait
Allio
Pennslvania
Arrests Expected Within 48 Hours in Erie Investigation
Authorities report an ongoing Erie inquiry into the killing of William Solita. The investigation names suspects and indicates arrests are anticipated within 48 hours as detectives pursue leads from the scene on Stay Street.
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Erie
Noweigo
Telx
Uygar
William Solita
William Dowsllson
Tax Revision Problems Face House Ahead of Congress
Washington notes a slow path to a broad revenue reform as Congress weighs new tax burdens and a complete overhaul. Senators and leaders debate timing and whether incremental measures suffice before a full system review.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Eluc Harling
Ninonstrivaty
Wiviller
Ue Senate Finance
Mowe
Silas Consnaitl
Benstor Penrose
Ivi Bente Finance Committry
IL ix
Complaint of Coasting on Sidewalks Reported
A city resident reports ongoing coasting on sidewalks by speeding drivers, saying a Fourth Ward incident left a pedestrian knocked down yesterday. The note urges protective action and sidewalk improvements to safeguard pedestrians.
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Aya
Commerce Directors Meet This Evening
Board of Commerce directors convene this evening to discuss a window display contest and other matters of interest. All members are urged to be present for the rugular session and related agenda items.
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Board of Directors
Board of Commerce
Resignation shifts state education leadership
The report notes the resignation of the state commissioner of education after seven years in office. The move comes amid editorial pressure to align with party lines and ensure a smoother governance transition for the education department.
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United Press
Joho i Flaley
Educaton
Aas
York J
Finley Tins Boon
Postponement Of Teetense Gas Rates Sought Pending Decision
City leaders and gas customers press the Public Service Commission to delay a proposed rate increase by United Natural Gas Company and Pennsylvania Gas Company. Protests by Kincaid and Thompson urge postponement while authorities review similar prior cases and await a commission ruling.
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Commission
Intisvilla
Nove IV
Gly
Lar
O- Kincaid, Bay
United Natural Gas Company
Pennsylvania
Publi Service Coi-Gax
United Natural Gas
Miike
Notnal Gas Company
Who
Commission Ag
Kincaid
United Natural Company
Public Service Commission
Thompson
Pennaytvania Gas Company
Ath United Natural Gas
Pany
Dutale
President's greetings read to assembly
Avneva November 14 reports President Wile Will addressing the assembly amid ongoing talks. G.N. Barnes of Great Britain cites Dey Sanat showing the League remains wary while calls for armimony resurface and repatriation of prisoners is discussed.
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Aveneva
Wile Will
Thevassembly
G.N. Barnes
New Plant of City Market in Operation
Tie Hin now operates a modern city market plant with a large new tile building east of the market. Phelps is manufacturing high grade sausage wieners bologna and other prepared meats for local and mail orders across the territory.
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Tie
Saorage Kitchion
Hywwe
Markt
Ann
Phelps
Ful Eafea
Red Cross Christmas Seals To Be Sold
Red Cross Christmas Seals fundraising drive underway with Miss Virginia Waggonr leading local committee. The sale runs from November 20 to December 26 to support the fight against tuberculosis and fund public health efforts.
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RED Cross
Pommuylvania
Virginia
Ueno
Cleiran
Red Crom
Plaosa
Citizens Bank Announces Large Christmas Savings Club
Citizens National Bank began plans for this year's Christmas Savings Club. The club, the bank's largest yet, totals more than 918,000 and will distribute after final deposits on December 1 with checks mailed December 16 to all members. The new club for 1681 will start at the Gluizene Rak on 10.
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Citizens National Bank
Afl Mambara
Gluizene Rak
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