President Challenges Opponents Over Ship Subsidy Bill
President Harding urges Congress to act on the shipping subsidy measure amid strong opposition. He outlines three possible paths: enact the bill with private American merchant marine, resist with continued government operation, or scrap ships at home risking national prestige. The message stresses saving the treasury and rival nations’ competition, while warning against repealing labor standards.
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Carding
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Shipping ‘Board
America
Strong Points Of Hardings Address
United Press reports on President Harding arguing for naval expansion and a robust merchant marine to safeguard the nation’s defense and postwar influence. He links high wartime costs to the need for a capable shipping fleet and global trade, urging congressional support for a broader naval program.
Municipal Commission Holds Short Session On Budget Needs
City officials met in a brief session led by Mayor Alexander to review departmental needs for the coming year. A petition from U S Radi a for Company was granted to use a sidewalk during plant construction with usual provisions. Ordinance 471 was approved, and $1500 was directed from unappropriated funds to the dental account.
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Pity Malketine Willsyn
Ad Rational Pine
Nayor Alexandnr Jwa
U.S. Radia
West Washington Street
Nel Dental
Allen Opens War on Klan in Kansas
Gov. Henry J. Allen says the Kansas Supreme Court will hear legal action to oust the Ku Klux Klan for operating without a charter. The move, pursued by the Attorney General, targets the “invisible empire” and references masked violators and alleged unlawful practices.
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United Pron
Topeka
Kats
Ku Klux Klan
State Supreme Court
Henry J. Ab Jon
United Press
Te Klan
Georgia
Kansas
Guv. Atlen
Hele
Invisible Empire
Arrivn Ig
Allen Auld
Truck Struck by Train. Driver Escapes in Pitts City
Train No 909 on the Huffwlo Pitts high division collided with a Ford truck driven by an Italian huckster at Brocton today. The vehicle was wrecked and the driver suffered only minor injuries, extricating himself from the twisted metal and walking away.
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Huffwlo Pitts High Division
Bennsyiy Allroad
Non
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Brocton
Open Inquest Into Big Mine Disaster Opens in Barnesboro
In Barnesboro Pennsylvania an inquest into the Bellsnipe mine disaster opened today in the municipal building. More than 30 witnesses testified while 16 miners who died in the blast are noted among those recalled.
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Barnesboro
Dinner Honoring Club Leaders Set At Country Club
Acceptance card received by B D Mackensie shows a large turnout for a Thursday dinner honoring Franke N Ames and Sidney Stewart for founding the club. Henry Hollis, Robert Randall, and Mesary Ames are noted for support. the Garry Caterings Company restaurant at Noter Street will host. Troy Gillette to preside as toastmaster.
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B.D. MacKensie
Country Club
Franke N Ames
Sidney Stewart
Henry Hollis
Robert Randall
Sharon Papillar
Mesary, Ames and
Stewart
Hie Willner
Garry Caterings Company
Fayette City Boy Kidnapped
In Fayette City Pennsylvania on November 21 a search of southwestern Pennsylvania yielded no trace of Alexander Ronay Jr., an 11 year old son of a wealthy coal operator, who was taken from his school by a woman believed to be his mother. The father had previously sought custody.
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Fayette City
Pennsylvania
Alexander Ronay, Jr
Tus
City Eyes Extensive Paving Plan For Next Year
Discussion at Light's meeting reveals a planned extensive paving program funded partly by bonds and financed through the city. Washington West Street paving to begin, with major repairs and several other streets proposed. funding to come from the permanent improvement fund and likely a tax increase. City Commission set to receive department estimates after next week's special meetings to finalize the plan.
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Iesuliide
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Hage Street
Muhawk Plant
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Washington
Park Plant
Pranklin
Grave
Smith
South Street
Main Street
City Commission
Stight
Firesweep Fire Destroys Jersey Resort Row
A massive fire swept through a Jersey resort area causing an estimated 87500 loss and threatening 10 houses and bungalows. The blaze began at John Tanley’s bath house and spread along the roadway, prompting fire units from Woodbury Westville Verga Gloucester and a Philadelphia navy yard fireboat to assist before it was controlled. A prior blaze at Washington Park had endangered 160 buildings of the United States bag loading plant and nearby powder magazine.
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United Press National Park
N. FoNov
John Tanley
Bath House
Vilage
Woodbury
Westville
Verga
Gloucester
Philadelphia Navy Yard
James Wage
Washinghjn Park
Here
United States
Bremen
Contagious Disease Cases Reported in City
Health authorities tracked twenty two contagions from October 10 to November 20. Officer Dunkle listed one typhoid fever, one diphtheria, eleven scarlet fever, chicken pox, two whooping cough, and one measles. Quarantine restrictions in the intervening cases eased and overall conditions improved.
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Ficer Dunkle
Dunkle
Abor Behind Move To Gust Attorney Gen
Impart new evidence drives push to impeach Attorney General Abor and Gov Daugherty. Executive Council concluder plan to force resignation after injunctive action tied to 4,000 striking railroad machinists. Committee may act within days.
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Gust Attorney
A. F. Af Ls
Daugherty
United Press Wasitington
Allom
Generil Daugherty
Todas
Omerray
Felton Sworn In as First Woman Senator in Congress
Mrs Reliever Felton became the first woman to take the oath as a senator in the U S Senate amid a formal ceremony. The event followed a lengthy debate with Senator Wah of Montana over precedents and seating. Felton, accompanied by Senator Hagris of Georis, took the oath from the Senate president with no objections raised at her admission. Senator George, who could have claimed the seat, was absent.
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Senate
Washington
Reliever Felton
Congress
Seater Wah
Demuchit
Montania
Conneyer
Fejtan Rosy
Hagris
Georis
Vin
George
Clemenceau Opens Speaking Tour Tonight
Aged French statesman Georges Clemenceau begins his first formal appeal to Americans with a speech at the Metropolis Opera House after meeting veterans and dignitaries in New York. He receives greetings from blind World War I veterans and plans to address the public later tonight.
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New York
Georges Clemeyiecin
Tetts
Statocman
Greetina
Wickerstimin
Col
Howe Bartard Barich
Olunre Mackaye
Gibson
Ripley Main Held for Murder in Erie
Willison J Yori, former saloon keeper, was murdered. Ripley Main was formally charged in Erie with the shooting death and confessed to the act during the interrogation.
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Ripley Main
Erie
Noy
Willison J
Yori
Bcia
Night School May Be Opened In High Building
The High School faculty proposes a winter night course if enough interest and enrollment exist. Subjects likely offered include typing shorthand bookkeeping penmanship and related skills. A small minimum fee would cover expenses, and volunteers must commit to three extra evenings weekly.
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Meh
Youdanon
Principah
Community plans discussed at Corry meeting
Last night’s Corry community service group met at the Bluebird restaurant. Finances to build a skating rink between the UB Church and Carbara proved impractical, another site is being investigated, and funding to the Board of Medication was warned over. The subscription list was reviewed for a quick collection. The meeting outlined the first half and plan for the rest of the month.
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Corry
Bluebird
Carbara
Nida Plang
Ome
Mex Oil Dispute Settled As Government Reports Agreement
Mexico City reports that the oil dispute with the United States has been resolved. A note to Washington confirms that the petroleum law project issue has been amicably concluded, per a statement from the Secretary of State.
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United
Limited momentum in winter debt refunding talks
United Press report from Washington notes slow progress on postwar debt refunds as eleven billion dollars in claims loom. Only seven of twenty beneficiary nations have taken steps, led by England France Belgium Turkey Slavia Romania Italy and Poland with no clear path to a three year moratorium. England has formed a commission and paid ten million dollars in interest. arrival delayed by Turkey crisis, with hopes to act before Christmas.
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United Press
Washington
Nev
America
England
Frarive
Belgium
Tug Slavia
Ruemania
I «Ly
Poland
Hans
Sitch
Commission
Tule
Treasury
Turks Seek Domination of Peace Parley at Lausanne
At Chateau Ouchy in Lausanne the Allied and Turkish delegates opened a secret peace conference. The Turks demand equal recognition among nations with special rights in the Near East, asserting victory over Greece grants parity with other powers. Ismet Pasha, Lord Carson, Aristide Briand, and Mussolini are named participants behind closed doors.
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Near East
Lausanne
United Press
Chateau Ouchy
Swhat
Purles
Ismet Pasha
Lord Carson
Aitish
Precifer Poinare
France
Mussolini
Italy
Thors Club Weekly Meeting at Library Building
A good attendance marked the Thors Club weekly meeting in the library. Roll call listed members including Mrs. Kenneth Sketch, Mr. Morris Bonsteel presented a Tolstoy sketch, and Mrs. Gorbéiy read The Beggars of Mosod to an attentive audience.
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Authors Club
Leo Tolathy
Morris
Bonsteel
Mosod
Kenneth
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