Europe Crisis Sparks French Effort to Salvage Europe
London reports wide British support for French mediated rescue of Europe's crisis. Telegram exchanges show Germany and France urged a world conference with American involvement to settle reparations while Paris and Washington push for a formal commission led inquiry into Germany's capacity to pay. United States readiness hinges on Paris action and a prospective global economic conference.
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Lloyd George Urges France Cooperation on Reparations
British Prime Minister David Lloyd George urged allied cooperation with France on war reparations. He warned against obstructing the Hughes proposal and emphasized unity between Britain and France to address the international reparations question.
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Partridge Crashes Through Store Window on West Main Street
A partridge or grouse crashed through a heavy plate window at the Bertiner building on West Main Street as spectators looked on. The bird’s high speed left a gaping hole in the display space while observers speculated on the stress and damage to the storefront.
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Additional train service sought for Columbus
In a special meeting the chamber of commerce board voted to draft a petition asking Erie to make Columbus a flag stop on No 7 and 8. The move aims to restore convenient rail access for Columbus residents, enabling same day trips and business.
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Woman killed as car upsets near Altoona on wet embankment
A car carrying several relatives slid on a wet road and plunged over a fifty foot embankment near Altoona. One woman, Pay Oct 2b Mins Mars tha Cummins of Reedyville, died instantly. Other passengers escaped serious injury as rescuers fought to reach them. The incident prompted an investigation into the crash.
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Ford Loyalist Clubs Drive Ford to Name or Deny Run
Dearborn executive clubs pressure Henry Ford to announce a third party national conference plan for December 12. Reports say Ford will back Coolidge if Prohibition holds, while Ford’s supporters argue a presidential bid may force his hand and split wet and dry factions nationwide.
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Plans for Indies of Bammanuel Guild Bazaar
The Indies of the Bammanuel Guild announce extensive plans for a bar event at Parish Wally November lat 484 220d after noons and evenings. A large display features fancy work homemade candies tardy cakes house dresses and more, with an elaborate supper on the second day. Mey VOM Sendiburg presides as chairman, with Avery elfort aiding.
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Third Session Teachers Institute at High School Opens
The Third Session Teachers Institute opened at the High School this morning with Dr Albert Rewlain of the Department of Public Instruction and U W McNair, Erie Academy principal, as speakers. The program included devotional exercises, silent reading, round table discussions, and a high school activity hour.
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Cemetery Association Directors Meet and Paving Approved
Regular meeting of Pine Grove Cemetery Association directors last evening at Alex der and Oy office. They approved payment of current bills and the paving bill for the eastern cemetery section by Love & Son Thy com for the improvment totaling 2053 dollars. Routine work was discussed and plans considered to re plot the unused neat portion for improvement and future development.
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Unknown stabs woman to death at meeting
Philadelphia report states Mrs. Mamin Daly, 58, was stabbed to death by a man during a meeting of the Lieut. A W Thomps Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars near 7th and Pedestrian streets. The killer escaped after stabbing the victim in the heart several times at about 8 o'clock. Police urged a large attendance for the evening session with business of importance planned.
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Oklahoma’s new governor confronts legislative power struggle
Fragmentary OCR reports indicate Oklahoma’s newly installed governor facing Senate resistance and a partisan clash over executive authority. Key figures and places are garbled, but the event centers on a power struggle as the governor seeks to assert control while the Senate contemplates ousting him. The incomplete text hints at political retaliation and procedural friction within state government.
Boundaries of New Republic Are Extended
Paris dispatch reports Het 26-Loo Dekers leader of Rhineland Separatists in Ait Lai Chapelle stating the republic would extend fifty kilometers east of the Rhine and set up districts in unoccupied Germany. He said establishment could take a month, seeks a strong alliance with France, and a letter to Abifieland to start reparations within a year.
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Non-stop cross country trip planned by army pilots
A reported plan outlines a nonstop cross country flight by Captain Lowell If Smith and Lieutenant John Richter, part of a new aerial mission. The aim is to extend earlier successful border crossing efforts into a wider Atlantic route, with officers preparing for a pilotless aeroplane variant to connect the Pacific and Atlantic regions.
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Superintendent of Corry Death Claims Hospital to Go
Hospital executives plan a major national conference on modern hospital management and equipment with trustees from many institutions. The event aims to advance institutional medical service, scientific appliances, and patient care, highlighting improved treatment and shorter stays.
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Arrests May Follow Sparta Sneak Thefts
Series of alleged frogic thefts at Spartanburg last night and today prompted reports authorities planned to end the raids. Corry youths accused of ransacking automobiles at dances, with loot found by police in a carriage. no arrests confirmed, but citizens expected legal action.
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D and H Strike Nears End in Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes Barre Pa Oct 26 The Delaware and Hudson shopmen strike, active since July 1922, may end tonight as talks resume. About four thousand workers gathered as demonstrations outside plants in Rathena Strasse, while settlement terms reportedly lean toward a lockout option extended by the company. Local railroads and families prepare for potential travel impacts as talks continue under uncertain terms.
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Forbes Denies Mortimer Charges From Secluded Office
From his secluded location near here Charles R Forbes former director of the veterans bureau issues a statement denying the Senate select committee’s charges against Eliab Mortimer and asks the public to withhold judgment until his witnesses present their case.
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Death Ends Career of Dr Steinmetz, The Wizard of Electricity
The famed German born engineer Dr Steinmetz, chief consulting engineer of General Electric, died at home after a taxing lecture tour. Overworked during his travels and lectures across the United States, he collapsed from heart exhaustion. Born Breslau Germany, he arrived in America 30 years ago and rose to prominence in electrical science with notable laboratory work at GE.
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Hunt Men Who Buried Babe in Wrecked Car Case
Two well dressed men buried a baby along a road near Wikes Bar in late October. They drove a touring car with a New York license plate. Stanley Snyder and Stanley Tagnilly, both of Ashley, followed the plan, dug a shallow grave, covered it, and fled. Police were alerted and found the infant wrapped in New York newspapers at the site. The men are being hunted by state and municipal authorities.
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