Pittsburgh Hotel Distributes Liquor Stocks in Dividends
Pittsburghs William Penn Hotel and Felt Hotels announce a one time distribution of wines and liquor as gifts to stockholders. Dividends are based on ownership, with larger holders sharing with smaller ones later. distribution runs January 6 to 10 at the William Penn Hotel from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Those with needs by January cay receive funds distribution responsibility lies with active management.
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Pittsburgh
Distri- Linon. Am
Apatacinth Adim Peng
William Penn
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Orval Yates Injured in Hunting Accident
Orval Yates son of Ithamer Yates a East Main street merchant was shot in the foot by a misfired double barrel gun given by companion Guy Ripler while rabbit hunting near town. The loaded charge struck the foot, severe damage feared, and he was taken to Christina street for treatment with hope to save the toe depending on later developments.
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Orval Yates
Ithamer Yates
Vouley
East Main Street
Guy Ripler
Guy
Young Yates
Orval
Cloge
Christina Street
Dancing at Twizentels Hall At Bellefield Orchestra
Dancing Thursday evening January 1 at Twizentels Hall with music by Bellefield Orchestra. Sessions run 8:80 to 11:20, admission 1.60. Cunningham, proprietor.
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Twizentels Hall
Bellefield Orchetra
Cunningham
Woman Doctor Arrested as a Dangerous Red Doctor
Anna Reinstein wife of Boris Reinstein was arrested by an officer under the Lusk committee after questioning by the district attorney and jailed. Reports say she headed two paganzas in foreign countries and tied to Lenine Trotsky cabinet with links to socialist movements. Boris Reinstein left two years ago and Germany. Stockholm gives context to Bolshevik connections.
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Buffalo
N. Dee
Anna Reinstein
Boris Reinstein
Lenine-Trotnsky
Germany
Stockholm
Bolshevi
Pomerene and Lodge Discuss Peace Treaty
Washington December 1 Senators Lodge of Massachusetts and Pomerene of Ohio met with a Democratic foreign relations member to consider compromise proposals for ratifying the peace treaty. The trio declined to detail talks but noted definite modifications to the Republican majority program were examined. Pomerene said he hoped a completion could be worked out.
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Washington
Lodge
Massachusetts
Pomerane
Ohio
Foreign Relations Committee
Pomerene
U S Shipping Board Eyes German Piers at Hoboken
Washington December 1941 negotiations have opened with the war department for the transfer to the U S Shipping Board of six former Mannburg American piers at Hoboken. The piers were turned over to the war department for transport service during the war. A shortage of pier space in New York and nearby areas prompts officials to seek possession of these piers to relieve operations.
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Washington
War Department
The
Shipping Board
Board of
Hoboken
New York
UN Hound
Mrs Bolyard Burned At Home In Sudden Fire Ordeal
Mrs Anna Bolyard, a young wife, was badly burned yesterday when her clothing caught fire from an open gas oven in her Grand street home. Her brother rescued her, and doctors report serious injuries but hope for recovery if kidneys and vital parts are spared. Three physicians attended, with pain relief achieved after initial agony.
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Anna Bolyard
Bolyard
Grand Street
Shafar
Organized Poison Ring In Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports an organized band like New York’s gang behind wholesale traffic of liquid death. Coroner Knight announced personal charge of the investigation into four deaths from wood alcohol, calling the makers and distributors murderers. Saloonkeepers were allegedly approached to sell one drink, with one keeper alerting detectives and describing the poison agent.
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Philadelphia
New York
Knight
Naval Attache Removed for Lack of Tact
Washington reports Rear Admiral Decker was removed from the Madrid naval attaché post during the war. Secretary Capable said the State Department demanded his replacement, following Ambassador Willard’s representations. The article notes Decker was capable but failed to recognize he served under diplomatic prerogatives of the State Department.
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Washington
Decker
Madrid
Capivle
State Department
Willard
Daniels
Quebec Prepares to Ship Liquor Across Canada
Reports say Quebec will permit inter provAll liquor movement starting at 12 01 am tomorrow as wartime prohibitions lapse. The province, now the sole area selling liquor, moves thousands of gallons valued at 2 75 and up toward dry regions including Ontario Manitoba and the Maritime provinces.
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Quebec
Ouvio
Manitoba
Martime
Printer Wanted At Grafton Sentinel
Grafton Sentinel seeks a first class printer to assist on makeup and press or an A-1 linotype operator. Best wages paid. Wire, phone or write at once.
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Grafton Sentinel
Giant Hands Tangle Fearful Maid in Brooklyn Murder
Dee 3L and Kart Hanson a sailor strangled a young woman in a Brooklyn hotel after believing she robbed him of 270 dollars. Hanson, found the money in his pocket and stood over the corpse in a daze as investigators noted the brutal struggle and his large hands.
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New York
Dee
Kart Hanson
Macerone
Killire
Brooklyn
Harsor
Henson Sstaxniel
Iim Daze
Oil Prices Hit New High as Oil Men Profit Soar
In Pittsburgh today, principal oil purchasing agencies announced another crude price rise to 5 a barrel with other grades up 15 cents. Corning and Campbell led increases to 3.50 and 3.42 respectively, Somerset to 3.25, Ragland to 1.75. The moves, the highest ever in Pittsburgh, come amid a surge in reserves and renewed drilling in western Pennsylvania as older wells are revitalized.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Corning
Cabell
Somerset
Ragland
Wood Files Candidacy for Republican Presidential Nomination
General Leonard Wood today filed a formal announcement of his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination with the South Dakota secretary of state.
Cloudy and Warmer Tonight With Snow Expected Thursday
The forecast calls for cloudy skies and warmer temperatures tonight. Thursday is expected to bring snow and a drop in temperatures, with cooler conditions continuing afterward.
Peace Treaty Ratification Delayed By Plebiscite Issues
Paris December 31 The supreme council fixed January 6 for signing the German peace treaty protocol but delays loom as German delegates lack full authority for plebiscite details. Troop withdrawals and Hungarian occupation complicate plans. A decision on Switzerland’s League of Nations admission was reserved for the league itself.
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Paris
Supreme Council
Efrest
Germany
Upper Silesia
Hungary
coun+cil
Switzerland
League of Nations
Uecognelt
Robbers Take $115000 in Daring Omaha Bank Heist
Four masked men entered Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Benson in Omaha suburb Omaha Dec 31 threatening six employees and five customers before taking about $115000 chiefly Liberty Bonds and other securities. The robbers fled in an automobile.
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Omaila
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of
Benson
Omaha
Nall
Next
Liberty Bonds
Berger Contested in Fifth District Congress Seat
Milwaukee announces a contest of Victor Berger's seat in Congress. Fusion candidate H bodenstab claims Berger is unqualified to hold office and that Berger’s votes totaling 508 are invalid. Notice served on Berger in Chicago last night.
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Milwaukee
Wis
H. Bodenstab
Congress
Victor Berger
Tierger
Chicago
Berger
Trom
Vester Arrested in Kalamazoo Returns to Eoritral
Cecila Beatrice Vester surrendered to authorities in Mount Clemens Michigan and was jailed on a murder charge in Detroit area case. She claims innocence and says she was in Battle Creek the night of the shooting, supported by Camp Custer soldier Ben Sorrenson. The slain man’s will was filed in probate court.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Cecila Beatrice Vester
Stanley Brown
Detroit
Chicago
Kalamazoo Midh
Vester
Mer
Caldwell
Webter
Battle Creek
Brown
Ben Sorrenson
Camp Custer
Bituminous Scale Board Adjournalment
The president's commission adjourned its sessions after laying groundwork for a nationwide inquiry into the bituminous coat industry. Public hearings begin January 12 with formal inquiries sent to coal mining firms for 1919 cost sheets, analyzed with federal bodies before field hearings.
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Rembrandt Peale
John P. White
Henry Robinson
Aloo
Reol
United States
Federal Trade Commission
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