Corry Water Company owners threaten public over rate dispute
The Corry Water Supply Company owners threaten residents as costs rise while prices fall. Directors condemn the move and accuse the company of attempts to intimidate, demanding settlements before the Public Service Commission. The letter, signed by Risse Jay W. Brown, cites labor and material price changes and warns of potential actions if rates are not adjusted.
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Gnan Mgahin Owiern
Corry
Aye
Ahi Papi
Ety
Ovenory
Ahly Orehion
Risse Jay W. Brown
Corry Water Supply Company
Io Gay Commission
Corry Board of Commerce and Ondintry
Rasshras W. Brown
Romnlede
Ghieu
Avalon
Pythia
Gommercy
Commission Réachol
Phe Raten
Axtroma
Comonisda
Gora
Wiley
Comminnion
Coal Prices Continue Big Decline Across Markets
In a broad market report from Punxutawney, coal prices show a continuing fall driven by weaker demand and higher rail shipment capacity. Prices range around 9.85 to 9.76 per ton in spot sales while futures and contracts slide from last year’s peaks.
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Solingly Ltd
Jon Gromt Dogete
Negotiations on Armenia Crisis In League Debates
Debates in the League of Nations center on saving Armenia with Turkey. British opposition to the Prony plan surfaces as Vivian Pha calls for a home nation appeal to back negotiations. Delegates weigh armed force and the United States role amid calls for a unified action plan.
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BNHWA
Armenia
League of Nations
Tony Dritiah
Mustapha Kemal
M. Rena Vivian Pha
H Phon
Lesgue Roauol
Home Porror
Togo
Prangh
Counsil
America
United States
League
Wus
LE Wan
Hat
Bitter Debate Over Irish Home Rule in House of Commons
London reports on heated debate as Irish Home Rule bill stalls. Windward Grey to deliver key speech while observers note government unease. Also coverage of Dublin violence near Croke Park with many injured and police response. eyewitness accounts describe crowds, gunfire, and arrests.
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Web Miller
London
Sutoune
Mile Maniferthors
House of Garda
Bani Dunraven
Windwunt Grey
Léon
Croke Fill
Doblin
The
Daily News
Newermper
Wrona
Tito
Mie
Dubin Cpatio
Alitement
Anid
Ibepanso Blin
Digkota
Itheod Om
Spqirouabing Srown Forsén
Guisinen ii
Srowil
Anan
Dieiby
Dublin
Morning Post
Nmartial
Death toll soars after Dublin raids and Bologna riots
Reports from Dublin and Bologna describe violent clashes with Sinn Fein members and rioters. In Dublin a cordon of troops sealed the city with numerous casualties and arrests. in Bologna a deadly riot left many dead and injuries as socialists and fascists clashed amid crowd unrest.
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BelFah
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Swillow
Sumimen
Bhopa
Choke Park
Shin Weiner
Alles Inns Tota
Duretn
Ward
Elaaher
Senet
Cork
Sinn
Treland
House of Commons
Prohibition Officers Step Up War on Bootleg Liquor
New York police and federal agents intensify efforts to combat illegal liquor amid reports of rising violators. About 11 000 officers are mobilized, with weather forecasts noting overcast skies and no temperature change.
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New York
Fedor
Nquor
Tle
Bhoard
President-Elect Harding Appeals for Popular Support
Fragmented OCR text shows a 1920s tone urging support for President-Elect Harding. Content references appealing to public opinion, unity, and wartime sympathy, with garbled phrases about national aim, Red Cross, and public mobilization.
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Harding
Holl Gall
Commerce Directors in Session Discuss Utilities and Plans
The Chamber of Commerce board held a lengthy meeting to review the water company rate protest, arrange an outdoor picture show, and advance a window display contest. Committees were named to confer with the Commission, oversee construction and a roof plan, and organize the December event.
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Chiam “Her
Corry
Uta
I Ivestors aeWnat
Imeornee
Watir
WiliTonth
Rome
Theain
aTanos
James H
C. BD
Wiloor
Rahhod
Kitherine Ryan
Plot to Kill Premier Denied by Irish Office
A Monday United Press report circulated in America claimed the Irish office uncovered a plot to assassinate Prime Minister Wood-George but was denied by the Irish office. The filmset and alleged Sinn Point conspiracy drew attention, with no confirmation from the expected authorities.
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United Preas
Tascon
America
Trish
England
Large Ticket Sale for Hose Company Ball
An event advertisement invites the public to a large ticket sale for the Hose Company Ball tomorrow evening at the State Armory. The gallery opens at 7 o clock with a program at 8:18 featuring Corry’s musical talent, Charlotte Bjurkofer, Mosmngor’s orchestra, and dancing from 9 to 1 with the latest dances. Tickets cost one dollar to support the company’s new building project.
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Uckwe Sai0
Stanford Howe Company
Boone Birge
Chinaw AutoLine
State Armory
Tomogrow
Tiv
Spootitind
Corry
Charlotte Bjurkofer
Mosmngor
Thanksgiving Day Observed Here
Citywide offices and plants will suspend operations on Thanksgiving Day. Most businesses will close for the day and reopen Monday after the holiday. The Journal will not publish on Thursday.
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Ho Hnainess Wace
Behowin
The
Oly
Weiln
Planting at Mook yards and terminal holdings sparked official inquiry
A misread dispatch from Otigago reports Morris and company packers faced questions after a planted statement appeared in recent Washington utterances. The stork of the supreme spurt prompted scrutiny by authorities yesterday.
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United Presa
Digarae
Morris and Coifring
Washington
Promoter Posts Large Stakes in Deimpay Deal
Reported in New York on November 23 the Deimpay agreement shows Carpen itler posting 750000 in Pasig and Deimpay contributing 950000 here with the promoter adding 400000 yesterday. The notice resolution follows the pact.
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United Prom
York
Morfetts
Carpen
Pasig
Deimpay
Ambiguous 108th Anniversary praises. sports clash debated
Boston reports mix of sports and celebration notes. Mention of football and basketball rules, forward passes, and club desires clash with open play. References to Stanford hops tickets and local telegraph company chatter appear amid community discussion and memberships.
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Boston
Porch Haughton
Coroner's Jury Delivers Verdict in Gornell Case
The coroner's jury found William E. Sebulin died November 16 1920 at a hospital from internal injuries after a motor vehicle collision near Port and State Streets. The vehicle was owned by Martin Cornell and driven by an unidentified person. Cornell denied making statements.
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Martin ¢. Gornell
Helo
Willi
Uty
Corwall
Blass
West Cub
Ols County
Watton
Hathu
Distrivt Abtomey
Allica
Gor
Elka
Mab Orwell
Bla
Tetshkin Enlow
Thames
William E. Sebulin
Hiambi ‘Howpitil
Porth
Mata Mobile
Marjtin €. Cornell
Drom Nation
Neepsaucy
Lecone Hind
Qornell
Jie Ig
Jie Ig Alleged To Have Ates
Goruelles
Kitts
Wild Bill Verevan and Mile Kelly Take New Roles
Unclear rumors suggest Wild Bill Verevan former Yankees pilot and Mile Kelly agent may assume top posts with the Philadelphia Nationate amid shifting leadership and speculation in New York.
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Wild Bill Verevan
New York Yankees
Mile Kelly
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