Britain Greece break over cabinet executions details
United Press reports London suspended relations with Greece after the execution of six cabinet ministers who fell when King Constantine abdicted. In Athens, former premier Gounaris is said to have died after being taken to the firing squad, while bitterness and fear gripped the Greek capital as the country faced Turkish victories.
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Britain
Greece
United Press
London
Greeee Deciaye
Constantine
Heithih
Qindley
Lausanne
Cur Gon
Legation
Athens
Central
United Pres
Statsemen Ani
Colellyr
Grack Atniles
Trennon
Mist Pha Retwal
Ghreers
Gounaris
Goimaris
Spk
Hue
JWION SERVICES AT METHODIST CHURCH THIS EVENING
Church notices announce ion services at the Methodist Church on Worthoglay evening with music provided by the choir and a sermon by Rev. O. J. May. All persons are invited to attend the service and participate in the devotional program.
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Methodist Charon
Worthoglay Eveting
O. J. May
Clemenceau Leaves Chicago After Failure
Georges Clemenceau departed Chicago after a lukewarm reception and political clashes, planning to move to St. Louis then westward, while critics labeled his speech heavy with statistics and as breaching faith with Germany.
Mayor Denies Returning Fines Amid War Allegations
Mayor Alexander denied claims fines were remitted or funds returned to Salvation Army headquarters after a police receipt. He disputed reports that fines were collected and sent to officials, while a court martial condemned actions related to concealing the harm of King Constantine and maneuvering to keep power amid war with Turkey.
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Mexaguer
Antehiphatke
Turkey
Gnethaf Non Turner
Salvation Army
Declan Dt
Alexander
Sclich
Thone
Constantte
Ship Subsidy Bill Passed House Today
The House approved the ship subsidy bill after a stormy debate by a 903 to 1 vote. President Harding faces a pivotal moment as the bill moves toward a final House vote and a Senate outlook remains uncertain amid strong administration efforts.
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United Pro
Washington
House
Trarding
Congress
Monte
Harding
Taft
Senate
Republicans Move to Break Senate Filibuster
Republican leaders launch a plan to disrupt Senate business by delaying all legislation and judicial actions through a filibuster over Thanksgiving. Insurgents promise to sustain the tactic, while Democrats Underwood and Harrison seek adjournment, arguing the effort will fail and only waste time.
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Senate
United Proiy Shington
Torday
Tors Underwood
Harrison
Hay
Senate Antiadministration Filibuster Lines Congress Today
Senate debate on antiadministration filibuster lines continues as amendments to a ship subsidy bill are considered. House actions and final votes are expected today with ongoing legislative maneuvering shaping the bill.
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Congress Today
Senate Antiadministration Filiburster Coy Lines
Turks Break With French at Lausanne
Turkiye breaks with France at Lausanne threatens Near Eastern conference. Turkish leaders blame France for betrayal at the Parley meetings. British stance supports existing arrangements, while Turkish attitude hardens. Premier Renes of Czecho Slovakia meets AE Ninchiteh to discuss Balkan federation options.
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Lausanne
France
Turis
Britain
Tiwks
Paris
Balkan
Turkey
Russia
Renes
Czecho-Slovakia
AE Ninchiteh
Jugo Slavia
Balkan Federation
Balkan Countries
Mies
Hasbrouck Death Shocks Corry Area Community
W W Hasbrouck died yesterday at Corry Hospital after a several week illness. He was 72, born May 16, 1842 in Concord township and lived in the area his entire life. He engaged in grocery business from 1869 to 1871, then focused on farming and stock raising on the Hasbrouck homestead. He retired in 1905 and moved to Corry, later devoting himself to fancy gardening. Survived by two sons Albert L Hasbrouck of Corry and Rank A Hasbrouck of New York City, and a daughter Mrs Area M Amy of Erie. Funeral services will be at his East Saving Street home Friday at 2 pm, interment Pine Drive cemetery.
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W. W. Hasbrouck
Corry Hospital
Unbreuck
Masbrouck
Concord Township
Corry
J 0
Tnying
Hasbrouwe
Albert L. Hasbrowcke
Rank A. Hasbrowck
New York City
Area M
Amy
Erie
East Saving
Pine Drive Exilitary
Unusual School Festival Showcases City Pupils
A large audience attended a two day school festival in the city auditorium. Exhibits in Home Making and Agricultural departments featured sewing, poultry, and kitchen displays. Notable entries won prizes for items such as night dresses, bloomers, pillow tops, and a popular play titled The Grahams at Home.
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Wehumul
Bile City
We High Sehao
Ines Schouls
Rvipleev
Fanny Bureau
Ty Fiewk
Vie
Wille
Brat Svward
Lary
Marvey Proscott
Hagel Warner
Virgilio Hoenes
Havel Merker
Myrtle
Anna Lindberg
Irene Wiliams
Slip
Rauthew Laveson
Mae Aul Marker
Bloomers
Alpert Sandquist
Tree Williams
Iavel Warmer
Berriee Chapman
Mary Splesmas
Florinet Starr
Apron
Morne Starr
Beatrice Lawson
Margaret Spies
Iman
Helen Peterson
Warner
Enrica Lynch
Alberta
Katherine Shaver
Helm
McCumly
Cary Daye
Hee Warner
Virgina Mownes
Lazel Warmer
Applebty
Emily Linddey
Brone Lynch
Anned Goode
Taeel Warner
Kathérimp
Mr. Wolf
Ash Odlock
Pat
Dorothy Waller
Mike Waller
Brigitta
Plymouth
Columbia
Pricilla
Culumbia
Ronnie Gordon
Ruth Becker
Althoough
George Bedyre
Johin
Grahams
Etuderite
Caat
Mary Graham
Emily Lindsey
Hoyt
Katherine Shayery Bentsice
Thelman McCurdy
Peggy T
Ingiaia
Hall Mills case listed unsolved
Somerville New Jersey November 20 The Hall Mills case was listed unsolved as the grand jury failed to return any indictments yesterday Special Prosecutor Mote noted no further action would be taken while officials hinted at new evidence but no indictments would be asked again Mrs Frances Noel Hall widow kept vigil at the tomb outside the family residence amid renewed public interest and speculation about the case
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United Pron
Somerville
S.J
Halle Milly Cane
Granet
Toverar Gibbs
Frances Noel Hall
Taney
Corry Leads State In Police Cost Per Capita
A state survey by the Department of Internal Affairs places Corry with the lowest police cost per capita among cities of its class. It shows Erie and Uniontown higher, with DuBois and Sunbury also ranking below Corry. The report notes Corry’s per capita figures around 4,500 in the local currency and highlights fewer officers per resident.
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Lar ‘Ushury
Mirry
Quilee
Potoe Man
Chis City
Wia
Abe Duloe
Sunbury
Poly
Moonshine Still Explosion Kills Three in Philadelphia
At Third and Noble streets a moonshine still exploded last night, burning six others and killing Bo Chinski Benjamin Waxman and John Knobles. Injured include Jon Shayhorn Loui urnberg Mounted Pollerman Stev en Setnauck F Ryan John J. Dwyer and Inleek who aided in rescue. A hundred gallon still overflowed as flames and a roar rattled the area.
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Philadelphia
Third
Noble Streets
Bo Chinski
Benjamin Waxman
John Knobles
Jon Shayhorn
Loui Urnberg
Steven Setnauck
F Ryan
John J. Dwyer
Inleek
Reson
Recreation Leaders Host Country Evening at Eastern Star Hall
Tonight the recreation leaders invite all to an eighth monthly party at Eastern Star Hall at 8 90 p m. The event is a country affair with guests in farm attire and includes performances by the glee club and the High School orchestra. About 160 dollars was raised to support school music departments and special helps for the Aomemarking and music departments.
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Hia
Eastern Star
Engle
Buteat
Wire’ Glee Club
NEW SENATOR SAYS HE IS PROGRESSIVE
James Couzenis of Detroit named United States senator from Michigan to fill the vacancy created by Truman I Newberry. He will take office at the start of the December congressional session. He stressed independence from patronage and pledged to represent Michigan without binding promises.
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Millionaire
Detroit
Newberry
United Prose
Lansing
Mid
James Couzenis
United States
Michigan
Truman I. Newberry
Couzens
Washivilleton
Palmvins
Ayr Groeseek
Alt Qwilth
Conyers
Heniy
Ford
Henry Ford
Thi Bord Motor Company
Ford Company
Detoit
New York
James Comeens
Detroph
Truman Hildewberry
Hotmont
al. Growsberte
Goween
Tani
Verdict Finds Rose Shannessey Suicide in Paris
PARIS. A secret jury verdict returns that Miss Rose Shannessey of Minneapolis Minnesota died by self inflicted gunshot. Police say the girl was conscious at hospital and her statement declared she shot herself. The body to be sent to Minneapolis per family request.
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United Pros
Paris
Rose Shannessey
Prutty
Minneapolis
Minn
Miss Shannessey
Burt
Firemen's Annual Ball Tonight At State Armory
The annual Thanksgiving Ball of the Firemen's Company will be held this evening at the State Armory. The Messenger Orchestra and additional musicians will furnish music. A large attendance is anticipated as dancing begins at 9 o'clock. Miss Zapf recently left her home amid Thanksgiving plans.
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Stanford Hoge Company
State Armory
Evepeing
Messenger Orchestra
Seveal
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