Early Action On Subsidy Bill Could Decide Its Fate
Washington reports pace in the House over a ship subsidy measure as the Rules Committee votes to grant immediate consideration. Republicans split, Democrats largely oppose the rule, while President Harding’s supporters push for swift action amid a polarized session.
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Drought-Torn Pennsylvanian Bands Face Attacks in Congress
United Press dispatches describe a tense Washington scene as drought relief measures trigger clashes and hearings. Lawmakers debate federal action against organized bands, while protesters in London confront unemployed demonstrations near Whitehall and Downing Street.
Detroit Fire Forces Evacuation of Fifty Families
A massive blaze in Detroit on November 22 forced about fifty families to flee as the Thomas Foreman Lumber Co area burned. The fire threatened hundreds of homes and buildings while more than ten thousand spectators watched until the blaze came under control around six.
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Pardon sought for Joseph Thomas in Kirker murder case
Harrisburg authorities hear petition from three county church ministers and attorney Robert P. Vann asking the board of pardon to intervene. They contend publicity during the trial unfairly inflamed public opinion and that the evidence against Thomas was circumstantial. The defense argues a frame may have been used and calls for a reevaluation.
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Guild Bazaar Opens Today at Parish Hall
The second annual Em Habitel Guild bazaar opens at Parish Hall with aprons, hooved raises and other articles for sale. Rajah the palmist will entertain visitors as the guild serves refreshments. the young people offer surprises and the event aims to draw good crowds.
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Crossings Delays Stir City as Erie and Pennsy Train Crews Engage
Local residents allege repeated long crossings and delays at Center Street as westbound Pennsy freight trains block traffic for minutes. Citizens criticize Erie railroad practices and Pennsy officials for apparent disregard of public safety, urging action by city police and railroad authorities.
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Soldier Bonus Bill Reintroduced in House by Sampson
Avasitton Nov 22 The veteran Lonns bill, identical to the one vetoed by President Harding last session, has been back in the House today. Representative Sampson of North Dakota introduced the measure anew.
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Trapped in Attic Fire Claims Two Young Children
In Rochester New York a mother and her two young children aged 4 and 5 died in a house fire caused by children playing with matches. The mother attempted to reach them through a smoke filled stairway but collapsed. The boys and girl died despite neighbor and bystander efforts.
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Coal mining crippled by water famine in Pa drought
A United Press survey from Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania suffers a severe drought. Water shortages threaten coal towns including Greensburg Ashland Mount Carmel Johnstown Orwigsbury and others with emergency measures and disrupted production. Foresters note a rise in fires linked to dry conditions.
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Clemenceau Warns Against War Plea for Peace
United Press reports Georges Clemenceau urged the United States to return to the mother country to preserve world peace. He spoke to about 4000 listeners at the Metropolitan Opera House, translating his address from English to French. He warned of German plots to overthrow governments and precipitate further wars.
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Masons Complete Property Deal and Elevation Plans
The Maganle Pinidine Association a union of the Hine Jedlges UC completes negotiations for property at North Center Street Clb Geiger and C 11 Anderson. Payments settled yesterday. construction may begin in spring with potential Masonic building projects and associated ceremonies noted. Officials including Clarence Commbsssy and DeWitt Cyler Arthur mentioned.
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First Woman Member Heard In Senate Session
A senate hearing opened with the first woman member present, as lawmakers debate key issues. The session featured remarks from various officials and addressed ongoing national concerns.
Speed Mania of Motorists Is a Big Menace
United Press reports from Harrisburg that speed driving and lax enforcement threaten public safety. George J. Biles cites rising automobile fatalities and argues for stronger speed limits and enforcement to curb reckless driving nationwide.
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Final tribute for actor Frank Bacon at Chicago funeral
Thousands gathered at the Blackstone theater in Chicago for the funeral service of actor Frank Bacon who voiced Laghusin and achieved his greatest success. Mounted police secured the crowd as mourners filed past casket with floral tributes in a solemn, period-appropriate farewell.
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Clemenceau Life Threatened by Crank Letter
A threatening letter claimed to target Georges Clemenceau was received in New York and read by police. The note, in poor English, warned against speaking of Germany and mentioned a World War veteran escort. Police Sergeant in charge said the letter was unsigned and the writer warned Clemenceau.
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Arsenic Poisoning Suspect in Lancaster Family Tragedy
In Lancaster a father’s unsigned letter to a chemist describes arsenic exposure and six children found dead at home. Coroner orders autopsy as police probe threats against the Hendersons, a long‑time local family.
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Daugh ter of Victim May Be Called Today
Charlotte Mills, central figure in the Wallingford murder case, may testify today as the grand jury probes the events leading to her mother's death. Her father James Mills is due to testify that he knew nothing of the estranged relationship between his wife and the slain pastor.
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