Movie Men Prosecute Themselves In Local Theater Row
A city theater row ended with three movie men paying fines of four dollars each after pleading guilty to disturbances led by a complaint from Harry Walker of the Library Theatres and other theater officials. Magistrate Shialdebayed issued warrants, Chief Noviy led the night’s police action, and Mayor Patterson backed the enforcement. The incident disrupted business at the Lyric and Tatton venues before plans to introduce an ordinance at the Ox regular meeting.
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Alton Wombare
James Shialdy
Harry Walker
Library Theatres
T.C. Shamburg
Manager Waters
The
Lyric
Myreager Waters
Meg Shamburg
Tom Amiliar
Agein
Tatton
B. Porter
James Darlige
Xuilty
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Mora
Ox Regular
Trea
Thanlres
Woling
Hokota
Mokot
Congressmen Caucus at Washington
United Press dispatch from Washington details the opening of the 64th Congress with Democrats in the House Ways and Means committee shaping the budget and selecting personnel for key committees. President Wilson is back at the White House preparing his message for tonight’s printer.
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United. Preen
Washington, D. C
Tin
Hays
Wil-Wook Goaulon
Democrata
Mintin
Hoon
Logan Maling
Igkignmenta
Kpucat
Wilson Wan
White Mouse
Abmay
Weather Update for Flirriam Tonigut and Tuowtay
A current weather brief lists conditions across Flirriam Tonigut and Tuowtay in Ooltar. Expect varied cloud cover with chances of rain showers and mild winds. Temperatures hover around mid sixties with localized gusts near coastal areas.
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Tonigut
Tuowtay
Ooltar
California Resort Fire Sweeps Grand View and Metropole
Fire at a California resort on Avalon in the Catalan Islands destroyed the Grand View Water and the Metropole within an hour after origin remains unknown. Women and children fled in night clothing as the blaze consumed the seaside hotels. Local authorities survey the damage as efforts mount to control the flames and assess losses.
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United Press
Avalon
Catalan Islands
California
Morntine
Grand View
Histo
Howtelry
Southern
Haxses
ehoKo
Milton
Bazaar Afloat at Pres Ladies Event Dec 2 3
The Wreabyteriin Ladies host their annual bazaar Thursday and Friday December 2 and 3 in the Sunday School Chapel. Doors open each evening at six with a dinner served Friday from 5 80 to 7 80. Tickets available at the dining room door Friday afternoon. Features include dolls, crafts, candy booth, ice cream and social visits in the balcony. Proceeds fund the Sunday school work and local gifts.
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Piiteburg
Swany Down
Agataviiound
National Bieuult Co
Roowltol Aronors
Medupov
Sean Linwaley
Réasonadle Velves
Ditforsit
Umiat
Indy Cindy
Dalcony
Ohakre
Kitchener Arrives in Paris for Talks With Officials
Paria reports Lord Kitchener arrived in Paris from Rome at 8 30 this morning and immediately began meetings with government officials. The visit follows ongoing British ministerial diplomacy and renewed talks after his Rome conferences, signaling continued high level coordination between Britain and France.
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Paria
Lord Kitchener
Paris
Roma
Rome
Ph Brit
Elks Plan Annual Memorial Services at Library Theatre
Next Sunday afternoon Corry Lodge 700 will hold its annual and memorial service at the Library Theatre. The program features William J. Swoope of Clearfield County as orator and Wy H motheridge delivering the oration, with Corry Lodge officers and members in attendance. The service begins around three o'clock, with the church-like program expected to draw prominent local attendees.
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Wks
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Ob. Alexander I
William J. Swoope
Clonfield
Swoone
Clearfield Loidea
Bwoopy
Torry
Loteo
Refugees flee Albanian route amid war horrors
United Press report describes thousands of refugees fleeing toward Monteilr through snow and hunger. Along Prerend to Mouliter road they barter, endure hunger, and face Bulgarian pursuit as winter worsens. British travelers Lady Glandsboro and her party of sixteen doctors and others arrived, sharing the perilous trek.
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Saloniia
Dalayed
Shepard
Virture
Monteilr
Prerend
Mouliter
Glandsbore Findley
Lady Glandsboro
England
Railroad Trestle Burns Amid Widespread Destruction
Omaha dispatch reports a two mile bridge on the Union Pacific line across the Papille Valley caught fire today. The Kredt bridge span collapsed, destroying a section of track as flames spread toward the remaining trestle. An attempted rescue to salvage the damaged railroad assets is underway.
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Omaha
Uiion Papille
Humes
Kredt Brides
Papple Valley
Urate
Malais
Thy Alrivoeure
Instruction announced at local farm demonstration
An upcoming demonstration near the city on November 4th will feature fur demonstrations on the Prom sua holdings managed by I B Cross. Mr Cross said State Department officials may attend to lead the event tied to a series of demonstrations across the state for progressive agricultural development.
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State Bureau of Zoolos
Unt
Thle City
Desmond
I. B. Cross
Cross
Hold
Cox
State Department
Holdridgy
Slayer of Warden's Wife Must Hang
Campbell, a former inmate trusted about the Warden's household, was found guilty of the murder of Mrs. Howard Allen, wife of the state penitentiary warden. The jury returned its verdict after canvassing the case, sealing Campbell's fate for the crime that stunned the state.
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United Press
Howard Allen
State Penitentiary
Canalice
Campbell
Alton
Enti
Married at County Seat in Bria at St Patrick's Church
Announcement records the marriage of Mins Chthering Hagee and Mr. John B. Ine slow at St Patrick's Church on a Saturday in Bria with Miss Wolen Murphy as bridesmaid and Mr. Marry Lanning as best man. The notice appears in a local column noting the nuptials and attendees.
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Hagee
John B. Ineslow
Bt. ‘Patrick'a
Mise Wolen Murphy
Marry Lanning
Tamyx Maloney
Goad
Holleud
Wilkesbarre Strikebearers Mobbed in Turbulent Night
Disorder erupted as strikebearers in Wilkesbarre clashed with police while attempting to march, prompting Plymouth Street incidents and threats against a local official. The city called in five hundred more officers as tensions escalated and shots were fired near a residence.
Germany Plans New War Loan in January
United Press reports from Berlin that Germany will launch a fourth War Loan early in January, totaling ten billion marks about 2.5 billion dollars. The loan, described as successfully and quickly absorbed, is announced as a state effort amid ongoing wartime finance.
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Germany
United Press
Refrfin
Berlm
Greek reply deemed not satisfactory by Allies
Athens November 29 The Greek government reply to the Allies note requesting a statement of Greek policy was handed to Entente representatives. Details were not disclosed but the general impression is that while conciliatory in tone the message does not meet the Allies full request.
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United Press
Athens
Al‘eu
Ford Returns to Detroit for Departure Details
Detroit date unknown Henry Ward returned to Detroit to prepare for his departure to Harops with his peach itin On Dyconi har 4th. Ford received the newspaper mon and sat in the honeycomb shop window to voice his opinion. He was bitter toward the monthly critic who had spoken since Wid plan Wad wunoU mend.
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United Press
Detroit
Henry Ward
Harops
Ford
Birauto
Dor
Alice
Big Wheat Corner Frustrates Market Tensions
Ottawa reports a tense wheat market as government actions and broker schemes collide. The price movement remained unclear after a Canadian move affected the futures, with Wheats quoted near 1.05 to 1.08 per bushel and buyers anxious about supply and control.
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Ottawa
Canada
Navy
Daveral
Brumbaugh Not Out for U S Senator Report Doubtful
Harriburs November 29 Governor Brumbaugh dismissed reports he would run for United States Senate to replace Oliver. He said he had heard nothing of any candidacy and had not decided on any candidate for the Supreme Court vacancy.
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Walted Press
Harriburs
Brumbaugh
United States
Oliver
Austria Now Seeks Peace Report Claims
Rome Nov 3 The Tribune reports that Austria desires peace with the Entente. The article notes a dramatic early edition claim about a separate penning by an observer, but does not provide full details. The report is attributed to United Prose and lacks corroborating specifics.
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United Prose
Rome
Rome ‘Tribune
Avatria
Biney
Three big steamers torpedoed by German submarine
A report states that three large steamers the Trench Atowmord Algerian and Omar and the Bettiah Steamer Thomas were torpedoed by a German submarine. The crews of the Thomas and others were landed, but no totals or full details are available yet.
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London
Atowmord
Omar
Thomas
Germin
Ure
Bonn
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