Naval Disarmament Decision Expected Today
United Press dispatch from Washington reports anticipation of a decision on naval disarmament and a possible agreement on the Hull-Plan. Allies Britain and Japan remain split over the Nipponese fleet issue as talks continue in Washington. Authorities foresee a major move by tonight or tomorrow, with discussions likely to focus on the broader arms limitation aims and possible removal of key officials if progress stalls.
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Washington
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Baileoy
Marilick Giiding
Auxiliary equips room at hospital
An auxiliary group at a hospital funds and outfits a patient care room. Doctors oversee the new furnishings and medical supplies, including Welty instruments and tubs. The project reflects ongoing charity efforts by local guilds and society groups.
Shot Down by Negro Bandit in Pa vage
An incident report describes a robbery attempt on Liberty Avenue involving a Black assailant. The account, attributed to Austeg Froexy AIANADANIAGH, notes a struggle and a firearm discharge with unclear outcome and conflicting details from local authorities.
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Aianadaniagh
Cohn
President signs bill for maternity care expansion nationwide
President Thindig Tite signed the measure authorizing about 4 million dollars for maternity services across counties. The action aims to extend support and facilities in all regions, with effects expected to roll out through state systems and local health agencies.
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Waghington
Thindig Tite
Bill Eile
Bill Banning Beer Signed
Washington reports a bill banning beer was signed into law. The measure aims to regulate alcohol production and sale with new prohibitions and penalties. The signing follows debates in Congress, reflecting a broader push for temperance measures during the period.
Widspread Plot to Steal Arms Nipped in London
A wideplot to steal government munitions around London was uncovered by local authorities. Four suspects were detained as machine guns and rifles were found hidden in a concealed cache. The raid involved a prominent member linked to a Sinn Fein cell in the capital.
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London
Scotland Yard
Lome
Stanford Hose Concert and Ball Tonight
The Startoms Hove Company expects to host a large event at the State Armory tonight as part of a gathering featuring a concert and dance program. The program includes a performance by Pho coneurty whiteN and Morsongor's crehen try to provide music for dancing.
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State Armory
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Fight rail wage slash fight rail wage slash
In New York on November 23 a group of workers prepared to strike against a railroad wage reduction. The likely action is a counter to management, with a demand for higher wages. About 100,000 workers could be involved in the dispute.
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Women on jury 10 try Burch in whordoring case
Report from Los Angeles states the jury in the Arthur C. Burch case will include more women than men. The panel is to hear five witnesses today with testimony expected to begin Friday in a charge of whordoring involving Belton Kennedy and Dekoe.
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Deokoe
Conference may act to minimize war horrors
Washington reports a wartime conference may seek to minimize the horrors of war. Delegates consider preventing the use of poison gas and reducing civilian suffering as they discuss proposals for curbing war’s worst effects.
Man Seriously Hurt After Horse Kick On Atti Street
Burwits rye suffered critical injuries this morning when kicked by a horse on Atti street near Nvory. He was rushed to a hospital where doctors feared internal hemorrhages and could not yet determine the extent of his injuries.
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Murdered By Thieves at Glew Mate Platform
Philadelphia November 23. Detective Stent Lohman of the Pennsylvania system was murdered by freight car thieves on the Mattoh platform at Glew Male, Pa., several miles southwest of here. Police report the assailants fled.
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Liday
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Arbuckle May Take Stand In Virginia Rage Trial
Rumor says Roscoe Arbuckle may testify in his own defense as the trial over Virginia Rage’s death proceeds. Court atmosphere remains tense as proceedings resume today.
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Rowioo Arbuckle
Bela
Ianalaighter
Virginia Rage
Slays Woman to Steal for Christmas Gift Motive
Outgago reports a rural murder where two men killed Ntrx Bolly Sharples 29 and Kweuntiful Disha for fifty dollars to buy Christmas presents for a two month old son. The motive was to steal money as the crime scene unfolded in the era.
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Bolly Sharples
Disha
Gurktmas
Fragmented OCR leads to stray numbers and names in trade notice
A garbled Philadelphia dispatch reports a confusing mix of names, dates, and a note about a $410,000 value of diamond rings and an unspecified incident. The readable elements include references to a Thomboll store and T. Schroder Company, with unclear context and multiple misspellings.
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Ifarriouwwg
A. Thommbol
T. Schroder
Hovie Comedian Starts Fight for Freedom Trial
Roxdor Avtiubide, charged in a Virginia case, seeks release of actress Miss Tappo’s death linked injuries. Attorney Gavin Mevuh argues to free atoms without testimony as state fails to show causation. Judge Bonveno to rule on motion amid counter proceedings and defense claims.
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Viginia
Atbuckin
Ehiné
Gavin Mevuh
Vyas
Ilomand
Seluckleere
Drilling More Gas Wells East of This City
Mosirs Weil and Borel of moteoah O11 and Gas Company report completion of contracts with the Pennsylvania Gas Company. The new Belt field will supply all production, with three more wells slated to be drilled immediately. Drill crews have begun preparations and pipeline work is near completion to deliver gas to the city.
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CUT BRITISH NAVAL FORCES
LONDON reports sweeping reductions in British naval personnel to advance modernization aims. The move, tied to reorganization of ratings and officers, follows observers noting strain on Anglosphere alliances and shifting East Asia policy amid tensions with Japan and the United States.
Marines Avert Belfast Mail Train Hold Up
U S Marines thwart a suspected mail train robbery on the Balt imore and Ohio line near Washington. Postal inspectors report two raiders detained after forced ejection with gunpoint resistance. several assailants wounded or captured as pursuit continued. In Belfast a fresh flare of fighting erupts as police brace for further unrest with streets emptied and curfews or alerts in effect.
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U. S
Belfast
President Harling ratifies new revenue act
United Press dispatch from Washington reports President Harling signing the new revenue act into law. The measure expands tax instruments and adjusts rates, signaling a major shift in fiscal policy. Analysts foresee impacts on markets and government spending as the act takes effect.
Unclear dispatches report limited war errands and local visits
Fragmented wires describe uncertain events with references to war preparations and domestic travel. Names and places are garbled, mentioning Washington and Warnén with scattered actions such as paying, arming, and giving thanks to families, leaving the exact actions and dates unclear.
Parley and grim finds headline mix from London and New York
London report on a resumed Irish parley notes no formal agreement yet while New York dispatch reports detectives probing a severed leg found in Van Cortlandt Park. Also brief note that Mr and Mrs William Wells returned home from a city visit.
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Thanksgiving Baskets Aid 30 City Families
Members of the Corry Geno Chapter organized a drive to distribute Thanksgiving baskets to 30 families in need. The group plans to provide 89.00 in groceries and provisions including canned goods, coffee, milk, beans, cabbage, onions, bread, and corn, with emphasis on charity and community aid.
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Corry Fibre Builds New Factory Unit Adjacent to Railway
Corry Fibre plans a new building near the railroad as part of a construction program. The structure will be 140 feet long and 60 feet wide, with future phases adding a main plank storage and manufacturing areas. Officials say current plans do not require removal of the present plant.
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Kotner
Jamestown Quintet Has Fine Record
The Towertown Legionnaires face Keysto new to shore Thanksgiving with an evening game at the State Armory. A large field of teams including University, Mayville, Shenandoah and other clubs compete as the girls’ inter-city series opens at 7:80, followed by the boys at 8:00.
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Princess Mary to Wed Commoner in London News
Report from London states Princess Mary will marry a commoner amid a wave of public interest. The engagement was announced by royal aides as the nation awaits details of the ceremony and residence for the couple.
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