Whyte Pay 0 fon: rumors on bonds and industry rise
The article notes lower interest rates on December 16 for new government certificates, with a shift from 1 percent to higher yields on earlier issues. It discusses improved government credit, booming wartime industry, Baldwin Locomotive orders, and a surge in trade as markets normalize and Canada sees American tourists spending.
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Whyte
Victory Notes
Hlington
Baldwin
Ionth
Frayed OCR fragment hints at political dispute
Fragmentary text references a figure returning to territory, accusations of trickery, and broad public opinion in favor of the return. The readable portion suggests a contentious political or territorial argument with emphasis on perceived betrayal and desire to reclaim land.
Spokesmen Back American Plan and Submarine Elimination
The text notes approval of the American plan to reduce capital ship tonnage and suggests eliminating submarines. It questions who will take another step forward as some newspapers allegedly deny or downplay the colored reports from armaments conference correspondents.
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Bunny
Immediate Evacuation from Ireland Continues
Reports from Downing Street say Ulster leaders will act cautiously on the Anglo Irish peace pact. Sir James Craig plans a London conference with Lloyd George to discuss Ulster concerns as Sinn Fein cabinet meets in Dublin, with no expected major obstacles to acceptance.
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Sid
Ulster
Shakespeare
Sinn Fein
Irish Free State flags and Sinn Fein releases outlined
Sinn Feiners released orders indicate amnesty provisions. Towers under the tevel proclamation were forwarded to Dublin and prisoners were expected to be released and assisted home. In Dublin authorities announced a tri color flag for the Irish Free State with white green and gold bars.
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Sinn Fein Pvis
Dublin
Dery
Irish Free State
Home Heating Economy Warns of Coal Waste
A brief home economy note discusses wasted heat when burning coal and the cold return in rooms. It suggests using a coal stove and oven to offset chill in the kitchen and questions if a Ray-Géo device is needed elsewhere in the home. A free cook book offer is mentioned.
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Howe
Reddy Toaster Range Boils-Toagts-Fries
Fragment reads as a damaged product blurb about a Reddy Toaster Range with unclear phrases. Mentions usefulness for preparing fruit, specifically grapefruit and oranges, and lists prices from 25 to 50 euros.
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Reddy Toaster
U S Judge Declares Evidence Proves Illegal Sales
A United States judge rules that evidence of illegal alcohol sales is sufficient to prove the case in court. The decision emphasizes that the prosecution does not require intoxicants to proceed, shaping trial standards for similar violations.
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U. S
Federal judge rules liquor content not required in trial
Harrisburg reports United States Judge Charles B. Witner refused motions to require proof of alcohol content in liquor seized during raids. The ruling allows presentation of evidence showing intoxicating effect to persuade the jury. Several defendants, including John Bobeck of Shamokin, faced sentences for illegal sale, with hearings arranged in Pittsburgh.
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Bj International Mews Service
Harrisburg
United States
Charles B. Witner Hese
John Bobeck
The
Judes
Tate
Bobeck
United States Court
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Min Little
Dirllingham
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Ieral Court
Pittsburgh
Marriage announced in Brookville for Nova May Fisher
Nova May Fisher wed Samuel A. Stitt in Brookville on October 1. The wedding, organized locally, was kept secret until recently. The groom is employed at Minotite and the couple hails from the same area.
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Hayes
Nova May Fisher
Samuel A. Stitt
Brookville
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Negro Slayers Escape Noose After Lynching Threats
In Dyresburg Virginia a mob threatened Black residents after the slaying of Rob Metts. Guards revived a panic as townspeople gathered on Main Street, calling for punishment while authorities moved to avert further violence. Named individuals and local groups are mentioned amid the unrest.
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International
Dyresburg
Penny
Lemessey National Guardsmen
Bure
Dan McGuire Dies Veteran Telegraph Editor at Johnstown
Dan Michieton McGuire known as Van McGuire, telegraph editor of the Johnstown Tribune and World War II veteran, died in a Johnstown hospital at age 5 o'clock last evening from heart dilation and anemia. A native of Jackson Missouri, he served in Company C of the 110th Infantry and was a prisoner of war in Germany. He leaves his widow Ann Edwards McGuire and a sister Julia Childs wife of Commander Childs US Navy.
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Johnstown Tribune
Johnstown
France
Germany
One Hundred and Tenth Infantry
Somerset
Jackson
Frankland Julia Cook McGuire
Ann Edwards McGuire
Julia Childs
Defects in Federal Laws Debated by Attorney General
Attorney General Daugherty criticizes defects in federal law while discussing appeals to reappraisement of imports under the Trading with the Enemy Act. He cites the Germany peace treaty provision that enemy property be held until American claims are satisfied and urges retention until reliable arrangements protect citizen claims. He notes uncertainty about further legislation while Congress acts.
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Germany
Daugherty
Congress
Road supervisor named in North Mahoning township
W J Hicks of Trade City is appointed road supervisor of North Mahoning township. View 1 2 Weaver has resigned.
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W. J. Hicks
Trade City
North Mahoning Township
View
Weaver
Robbers Battle Deputies Near Pine Lake
A band of robbers escaped after a running fight with deputies and citizens. In a Pine Lake clash all bandits were captured after shots wounded several bystanders. One car contained ammo and $14,000 stolen from Grand Rapids banks. Bandits later fled toward Grand Rapids in a stolen car escorted by two deputies and residents.
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Grand Rapids
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