Passengers Abandon Pacific Liner City of Honolulu
Aboard the Pacific liner City of Honolulu passengers faced peril at sea after a fire broke out aboard the vessel returning to Honolulu from San Pedro. Radio reports placed the ship at latitude 07 north near 140 west with救 no details on casualties, while rescue efforts from nearby ships were dispatched.
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SAN Prancisco
Honolulu
Los Ang Tes
Kore
Toolal
California
Taywiilon Island
New Yorke
Cermin
Twilith Naval District
Pacific
San Pedro
San Francisco
Ullura
Plan Annual Game Dinner Held by Municipal Club
The Municipal Glib plans its annual game dinner to be held in the club rooms on election night in December. The board of invitees for the organization met last night to finalize arrangements.
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Municipal Glib
Tax Appeal Board Sees Few Attend Hearings
A municipal property tax appeal session drew little public input as hearings proceeded over two days. Officials reported scant complaints, with attendees asking about assessment figures and the methods used to set last year’s valuations.
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Ity Commission
Inertia Grips Voters Near Election Says Survey
United Press reports rising voter indifference as the congressional race nears. Analysts note domestic issues dominate, with women especially focused on home concerns while national questions recede. Republicans push to absorb progressive voters by aligning them with party regulars.
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Washington
Mathington
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Good Republic
Fupmis
Malone Market to Open Saturday at East Main Street
Announcement states M. Malone will open a new market on East Main Street this Saturday. The market moved from First Avenue and has been redecorated with new equipment and modern fixtures.
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M. Malone
East Main Street
Malone
First Avenue
Is & Moat
One killed in Italian feud reported in Uniontown
United Press dispatch from Uniontown Pa describes a feud between two factions of aliens ending in the death of one man and seriously injuring another. Angela Cambria of Leith identified the dead man. Sim Camisera of Republic is hospitalized with multiple gunshot wounds. Mrs Frank Baeden of Erle notified local friends today.
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Uniontown
Surly Hoday
Seriou
Angela Cambria
Leith
Sim Camisera
Republic
Frank Baeden
Erle
Schneider who accused Hayes breaks down in custody
United Press reports Raymond Schneiders who accused his friend Olfford Hayes of murdering Rev Edward Wheelie Tull and Mrs Mille Vallayaed in New Brunswick. Schneiders collapses in jail while held as a material witness. Attorneys say bail may be sought. He claimed detectives prevented contact with his client and hinted at church member involvement.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Raymond Schneiders
Olfford Hayes
Edward Wheelie Tull
Uur Mille
Hixwellty
Restrictions On P R R Freight Modified
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces modified restrictions on non essential freights effective today. Freight from the eastern and western regions will move with fewer limits, while shipments to points east of Columbus and beyond will be limited to human food, livestock, perishables, and several listed commodities. Weight limits for westward movements remain unrestricted and earlier western-origin constraints continue to apply.
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Philladelphia
Columbus
Crestline
Mansfield
Pennsylvania
Central Tert
Altoona
Renova
Esteet
Corry liquor cases heard in November
Corry prosecutors plan to continue liquor related prosecutions at the November term after postponements from September. Witnesses including Letto Dierking and Vincent Prigar face charges under the Warer and enforcement acts amid expected convictions, while defense counters anticipate acquittals. The case draws broad attention from police, county authorities, and political figures amid a major drug case investigation and expected shakeups.
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Corry
de Aine
Henge
Lette Dierking
Vincent Prigar
Reptember
Robber Steals on California Limited Passenger Train
A lone bandit, an African American, robbed the observation car of the California Limited after boarding in Kansas City. He forced passengers to surrender valuables, escaped at an unknown location, and left the train near Chicago with about $200 reported. no shots were fired.
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Limited
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Kansas
Bond issue oversubscribed in three days
Washington December 12 The eleven and a half billion dollar government bond issue announced by Secretary Mellon Sunday night was oversubscribed by Wednesday night, with subscriptions in excess of the offer. The issue bearing 4 1/2 per cent maturing in 25 years was to meet a large federal debt and to absorb Victory bonds. Subscription books remain open in portions of the offering, with final allotments to be determined by Treasury.
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Ufe Books
Confession Repudiated in Hayes Murder Case at Somerville
Hayes, jailed on murder charges for the Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Klemnor Mills case, was released to his counsel Thomas Maxgerty after his accomplice Ray Schneider repudiated a confession. Police and prosecutors reported concerns over the reliability of the confession as medical concerns and feverish testimony influenced the proceedings.
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Somerville
N. J
Ott
Hayes
Edward Wheeler Hull
Klemnor Milla
Thomas Maxgerty
Ray Schneider
Beckinni
Somiersee Coyty
Rainfall in Two Days Equal to That of September
The text reports rainfall over two days matching the amount seen in September, noting totals around 1.9 inches and referencing previous September levels. It mentions measurements and observations by Wickson and others, with values fluctuating near the September figure.
Legislation to outlaw mine strikes urged at convention
United Press reports the American Mining Congress debate on a bill to outlaw strikes. The proposal, by Clevelander B. Manton, would hold individuals and organizations liable for damages from strikes affecting public interests. It would outlaw agreements restraining trade and seek penalties for those implicated.
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Mnigrres
B. Manton
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Andividual Saembere
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Manny
Coreain
Maurer
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Body Identified as Missing Pittsburgh Man Alfred Kaufman
The body of Alfred D. Kaufman, a wealthy Pittsburgh real estate man missing about a week, was found in a swamp between Creston and Mogotown with a bullet wound below the heart. Cambria County detectives say indications point to suicide, though the family doubts this. A reward of 5000 dollars was offered for information.
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Resson
Creston
Moguetown
Alfred D. Kaufman
Pittsburgh
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Karl Kaufman Troter
Cambria
Karman
Missing Army Planes Safe At Brownsville
Cleveland dispatches report two army planes that vanished during a mountain rainstorm in Pennsylvania landed safely at Brownsville, Pennsylvania. Pilots Capt Baker and Locut Pranels were en route from Bellefonte to Cleveland when weather forced a landing and a search was launched for the remaining aircraft and crew. The incident prompted authorities to extend the hunt as teams combed the clouded region.
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Cleveland
Pennsylvania
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Oon
Bellefonte
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Locut Pranels
Valentine Cleveland
Wibuntain Dauintey
Cleve Fant
Greeks yield Thrace to Turkish forces after armistice
Constantinople reports Greek forces evacuating Eastern Thrace under terms of the armistice. Greek nationalists, realizing the timing, begin retreat two weeks before the permanent peace terms take effect. Allies plan to turn Thrace over to Turkish gendarmerie as part of postwar arrangements. International talks may soon address Dardanelles guarantees and League of Nations mediation.
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Constantinople
Avag Verlany
Thrace
Byreek Eyphans
Muthania
Beenas
Mustapha Kemols
League of Nations
Dardanelios
Vare On Road To Recovery After Illness
Philadelphia Oct 12 State Senator Edwin E Vare head of the Republican party was reported in a serious condition last night but this morning his health improved. Doctors said recovery is a matter of time and that there is no immediate danger as he rests at his Ambler home.
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Edwin E. Vare
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