Probe on Water Supply Company Audits and Probe Plea
An investigative committee formed by the Board of Commerce and city officials will audit the water supply company accounts. A joint inquiry was announced to examine financial affairs and proposed changes, with a meeting held to discuss the investigation timeline and potential city actions.
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Thi Monta
Ventaoren
Poly
Ius
Nua
Corry
Willeh
Witllor Wiinbor
Jaye
Nuascompanie
Cuimpany
PWC Uws Omni
Io Company
Hivree
Sindola
Prident
Hoge of
Yill
Nooh
Wilfon
C. B. Heatley
Ali
Board of Commerce
O. E. Woodyard
Athana
W. Olds
Whoreaa
U.K
Harry Auer
Glenni Hutker
A. G. Poutlethwait
City Commission
Governors Urged to Seize Coal Mines
Reported from Ter Molnes on November 20, Governor Harding and state leaders call for immediate action to seize coal mines and secure 60 percent production. Officials pledge to mobilize a strong plan with telegrams urging swift executive movement and industry cooperation.
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Ter Molnes
Harding
Mda
Snerenau Jn
Flovernot
Statu Aoleurt
Stolen Bonds Report At Dunkirk Alarm Strikes City
A theft inside a union building led to the loss of 55000 in bonds with manhunt underway. The bonds were to be sent to New York and origin traced to Warren Pennsylvania shipments. Police followed a reported sighting as further details emerged from the case.
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United Press
Dunkirk
Union
Powoh
Warren
New York
Luria
aMlalntie
Lange
Manis
Pact crisis looms as peace treaty faces Senate vote
Washington reports warn of a looming clash over Wilsons peace treaty with the Senate likely to defeat ratification. Observers expect the President to send the treaty to Congress again in the next session, while miners strike and coal plants close amid shortages in the Midwest.
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Middle West
United Pros
Washington
Loos
Iniitile
Howth
Regiowal
Dowis
Wnittd
Amar
Wilson
Hati
Enroy
Senate
Holme Yiom Ant Inatesien
Meshi Yittukawat
Ilf
Jac
Soma
Europe
United States
Germany
United Prem
Congrons
Itv
Ita
Last Night's Sermon and Treaty Move Mentioned in Meeting
A disjointed report describes a sermon by Evangel Jae MALE Wits Tired With at a May 19 session. It notes discussions on a treaty submission to the Senate and mentions a photographer Lilley planning a compromise photo session. The piece references former police and Methodist church member Christian Mey aeoll and mentions God’s program and evangelistic appeals.
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Mitcheask
Wilkow
Hemminger Hart
Senate
Lilley
Winopeot
Christian
Methodist Church
California’s Greatest Dreadnought Ship Revealed
An article extols the California as the world’s largest dreadnought with advanced armament and electric systems. It cites torpedoes, guns, and armor, noting rapid wartime construction and the ship’s supposed supremacy in naval power. The piece also mentions a Lady Randoly Zan, widow of a war casualty, tied to Governor Stepbaum.
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Alifornia
Mes
Randoly Zan
Aine Jordann
France
Yosseh
Gov. Stepbaum
California
Torino
Gaia
OA Ofliers
Californ
Wombat
Northwestern Pennsylvania publishers form association
Newspaper publishers from Warren to Kane meet to discuss newsprint shortages and rising costs. The group plans to organize an association to coordinate production and combat elevated paper prices threatening shop closures. Attendees include W. A. Walker, J. M. Wom, G. Scott Hmnith, and Arthur Colegrove among others.
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Northywest
Pennsylvania
Jani
AoWa
Swiio
Vienllal
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Tena
W. A. Walker
The
Warren ‘Dimes
W. A. Kinston
Tun
Notorious Train Robber Still At Liberty
Notorious outlaw Hill Carlile, known as the Robin Man, remains free after a Los Angeles Limited robbery near Medicine Bow Wyoming. Posse and cavalry search nearby caves and towns as authorities warn residents that he may strike again.
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Medicine Bow
Wyn
Hill Carlile
Robin Mand
Went
United Stounds
Los Angeles Limited
Chiou Pasir
Atouta
Kawpar
Zahbin
Honrlive
Ani
Conflicting Reports On German Troop Movements In Africa
London dispatches reveal rival claims on Col. Vor Bormonts Gorkha troops activity in the theater. One source says German forces march toward Haliti while another notes a retreat toward Germany amid a wide, disputed campaign. Additional reports mention 4,000 German troops and Von Lettow's forces in Africa, with unclear naval support and movements.
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London
Vor Bormonts
Geuwin von Lettow
Iyivadron
Lithuania
Pavia
Supreme Court Decides Validity of War Time Prohibition Law
The Supreme Court hears arguments on the validity of wartime prohibition. Justices weigh constitutional limits as Attorney General and prosecutors present plans to enforce liquor bans. The case centers on whether wartime measures exceed federal authority and infringe constitutional rights.
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Supreme Court
United Press
Hogal
Wayne Wiivoli
Iniquis Interoass
Rlok Tata
Miro Milion Fond
Unitea Press
Washington
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Mare Island, California
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Cal
Nay
Erie
Bill Carlisle
Newpaper Office
Chase
United Preas
Riga
Elihu Root
Levy Mayer
William Bullitt
Mamitton
Evins
York Voller
Ophitlilig yartHon
Wisney
Fry Onttuuliie
Thei Pany Fk
Ritjys
Phigadelieea
Willow
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Devambe
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