Harding's League Proposal Dominates Front Page Talk
United Press reports a plan by Harding to form a Hathite led league central to military talks. Delegates reportedly approve the concept amid debates, with opposition from Moderating of Lather figures. Observers note Japan’s stance and potential naval deployment influence on European containment efforts.
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United Press Wakhincrion
Dale Follont
Summit Gompers
Gregidont
Lather
Orzey
Japan
Justice scales swing in favor of movie star
Unclear, fragmented report claims justice shifted toward a film star amid chaotic testimony. The piece names Rosanne and others in a garbled account, with references to disrobe allegations and public spectacle.
Drugs Seized at Youngstown Drug Bust
In Youngstown on November 20 authorities seized drugs valued at 7000 dollars. The operation involved police and federal agents staging a raid at a location described in the report as a drug house. Details on items and suspects were limited in the fragmentary text.
Blaze Rumors Cloud Augusta Event Site
A garbled United Press report describes a major blaze at a Augusta location. Details are unclear but indicate widespread destruction with estimates suggesting significant losses and potential drought related impacts. Nearby officials and responders were mentioned in the fragmentary text.
Shoots Girl Then Personal Crisis Reports
A garbled UPI wire story from Wamitdon Ontario reports a girl shot and a man pursued after a tense incident. Police say a revolver was involved and the case centers on a personal crisis and an unidentified assailant.
Plan to Open Session Soon Revealed by Secretary of State
Washington dispatch reports Secretary of State Mugiew said a session would open within the next few days but warned no effort will be made until there is a definite matter to come before the body. The statement clarifies timing tied to concrete business.
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United Presny Washington
Mugiew
Vail Huyghos
Harding Promises War Debt Split Proposal
London reports a piece by United Europe citing Arlington sources that President Harding may propose a plan to divide war debts between nations. The outline suggests partial relief or restructuring to ease postwar financial strain and foster dollar stability.
Belfast Riots Claim Numerous Lives in Monday Unrest
A fragmented report from Belfast details a violent Monday with twenty six killed and many injured as clashes erupt between rival factions. Authorities and witnesses identify key neighborhoods involved and note gunfire and rioting actions across several streets.
Failure of Irish Parley Feared Across Belfast and London
United Press reports in London that talks between Lloyd George and Irish leaders in Belfast and at a cabinet meeting in Lublin were deadlocked. Proposals for a South Trinidad style all Ireland parliament and plebiscite are debated, with fears a plan may fail and provoke unfavorable outcomes.
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United Press
London
Trvland
Tridh
Intelrish
Sint Beli
Tretind
Jaune
Wubloritis Hare
Anid
France Ready to Disarm Says Marshal Foch
Marshal Foch declares France ready to disarm if adequate guarantees of safety are provided. He states the war would be most benefited by a demilitarization under proper conditions as he addresses a formal ceremony. The remarks follow a meeting in Beaune with officials and military leaders discussing postwar security.
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France
Marshal Foch
Beaune
Suborol Mvwt
Aly
Sfnvatini
Appraisal Of All Property By Specialists Is Being Considered
A city considers expert property appraisal to standardize assessments. The plan contemplates a phased spending, starting with about 1200 to 42000 for initial work and revisions, seeking public approval and expert input from city leaders and residents.
Man Sentenced to Electric Chair in Murder Case
United Press dispatch from Scranton reports Frqat Palwa was taken to Rockview State Prison to die in the electric chair for the killing of Michiol Sing in the Noth Beranton region. The court action follows the Monday sentencing by officials, with contemporaneous notes about visits and local reactions.
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United Press
Scranton
Rockview
Michiol
Health and Charity Appeal from Washington Township
A damaged 1910s style notice urges public health action and charity work in Washington Township. It lists names, references to tuberculosis, a house fire, and community health efforts led by Alexander Mazar. The document emphasizes civic duty and widespread support to improve life in the comune wealth.
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Solelely
Alexander
Mazar
Warren resident dies after illness with relative by her side
Miss Newtinther of Warren passes away at home yesterday following illness. Relatives report a quiet scene as mourners gather to bid farewell to the deceased in the city.
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Warren
Guendinge Thais
Special Meeting to Fix Tax Levy Drafted by City Officials
City leaders plan a special meeting Monday to set the property tax levy and discuss appropriations for city projects. Officials anticipate votes on millage rates and funding for paving, street upgrades, and related municipal needs.
Fragmented historical notice on sales and officials
A damaged OCR fragment outlines planned sales and lists officials connected to a local project. Names, roles, and places are unclear, with many misspellings and missing details making precise facts difficult to extract.
34 Miles of County Roads Paved in 1921
An 1921 road improvement program announced by the Highways Department shows Bel County paving about 34 to 34.5 miles of roads. The project involves state and county funds and notes the extent of work completed and planned, with details on supervision and allocations.
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Sinte Highiay Department
Spusaye
Belé
Ahie
Lee
Tite Priser
Malls
Wellin Hindjeret
State Department
May Admit Germany to Parley to End War
Britain and the United States indicate steps are underway toward inviting Germany to negotiations. The move signals a coordinated effort between Allied powers to seek a political settlement, with talks expected to address postwar arrangements and security guarantees.
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Germany
Germans Glad to Participate in Allied Arms Talks
United States officials said Germany would gladly participate in informal talks to discuss arms limitation with Britain and France. Officials noted the invitation would be to present information and not commit to concrete reparations or a formal conference, with a potential meeting to consider broader German involvement in postwar settlements.
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United +roans
Washington
Ferman
Gas case to state court appeal planned
Abrse reports will appeal the Public Service Commission decision. Pennsylvania Gas Company preparation for rehearing outlined by city solicitor Quenella. Councill note indicates appeal to the state Supreme Court after a municipal dispute over water commission actions.
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State I Superior Court
ABRSE
Coop
Public Service Commissssiom
Fin Pennsylvania
Gany
Solleitor Quenella
Rity Aa Liitor
Lawhhell
Cornoll
Strest
Colin
Qoasua
Wounel
Copneil
Carpentier to Meet Sidi in Major Bout
A brief sports note reports Carlos Carpentier set to face Sidi in a high profile boxing bout amid busy event day chatter. Authorities and promoters push plans, while fans anticipate a purse and title implications.
Springmurd Brings Suit Over Large Tatvroskan Funds
An attorney general seeks recovery of 43,000,000 Tatvroskan funds alleged to have been annes ed by five Thyfoe gutte Teall worm Urought on November 26. The case names Baer Diunige as attorney general in the action filed in springmurd.
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Suil
Baer Diunige
Mason Charged in Killing of Edward Orley Youth
The report states sfoseph Mason is charged with an ai Aiqughtor in connection with the death of Edward Orley, a Row youth. The incident follows a junction event where a run was reportedly carried out, with authorities pursuing details of the assault and motive.
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Thy
Edward Orley
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