Open Door pledge ends chessboard game in China
A newspaper item notes eight nations accept the principle of open doors in China, rejecting imperial carve ups. It cites Britain Japan Canada and France among those backing the move and warns retroactive clauses are set aside. The piece emphasizes a global pledge to keep access and sovereignty fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
John Hay
Rcan
Sarraut
France
Mongolia
America
Great Britain
Britain
Japan
Sea
Shidehara
Borden
Canada
Shantung
Memory lapse in Fatty's case recalls courtroom turmoil
The trial features Josephine Keza the hotel maid describing a dramatic room 1219 incident with Virginia Rappe and a male voice saying shut up amid a claim Arbuckle was absent. The defense pushes grand jury statements to impeach Keza while E.O. Henricus testifies as fingerprint expert. A 1915 era note mentions the first turnpike between Lancaster and Philadelphia and a rise in automobile fatalities since 1915.
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Attica
Beane
Josephine Keza
Aternoon
Virginia Rappe
Toscan
Arbuckle
Henricus
Room 1219
Sadler Dies Ends Long Public Service In Pa
The obituary recalls COMMISSIO SADLER who served as Highway Commissioner and held posts with the Pennsylvania Council of National Defense and the Committee of Public Safety during World War I. He refused salaries, never filed expense accounts, and funded travel himself. He urged Sproul not to resign for the Senate vacancy before finally accepting the highway post to oversee a $50 million bond program.
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Sadler
Pennsylvania Council of
National Defense
Committee of Public Safety
Boig Penrose
Sproul
Mr. Sadler
Pennsylvania
Agier
Income Tax Return Rules Clarified for Married Filers
Indiana County residents who earned income last year will receive tax return forms soon. Married individuals with $2,400 salary and $400 deductions may owe tax if net income reaches $2,000 or more. Each eligible child affects exemptions but does not remove filing duty. Penalties apply for failing to file.
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Indiana County
Garley Johnston wedding at Zion Lutheran Church
William G. Carley of Dayton and Mrs. Mary Johnston of Georgeville were married Thursday morning by Rev. Dr. E. M. Gearhart at his South Sixth Street residence. They will live in Dayton. Henry Learn were wed Wednesday at ten thirty, as Dr. Gearhart united in marriage Ogal B Henry of Indiana and Miss Mary M Seecarn of Greer Township.
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Garley-Johnston
William G. Carley
Dayton
Mary
Johnston
Georgeville
E. M. Gearhart
Zion Lutheran Church
South Sixth Street
Henry
Gearhart
Imarrige
Ogal
Indiana
Mary M Seecarn
Greer
Miners Face Last Ditch Fight Over Wages
Wage talks in Shamokin and Washington show United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis vowing peaceful adjustment while warning of responsibility on operators if a strike occurs. Hoover predicts a nationwide bituminous strike in March as wage cuts loom with contract expirations.
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Lewin
George W. Williams
Shamokin
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Herbert Hoover
Lewis
International News Service
Hoover
Hooves
International
William Y. Green
Samuel Welch
Washington
Blairsville Visitors and Local Social Notes
Miss Mildred McCurdy and sister Mrs Tuiinab Cabes with son Cecil shopped in Blairsville Saturday. Harry Calhoun of Greensburg spent the weekend with his parents. Theodore Dilday stayed Friday night in Blacklick. A Blairsville ar ua dance drew many youths. Mrs David Cribbs and son Stan ley visited Jas Williard. Beryl Bolen Martha Bricker Jerry Regan and Harry Sherwood were Blairsville callers. McKinley Rayer called on Saturday. Frank Parsley in West Penn Hospital Pittsburgh slowly improving. Mrs RvR Bricker traveled to Greensburg on business. Mr d G Warnick called on relatives in Greensburgh Sunday. Mrs J A Lefever and Mrs Jr ft Bricker spent Monday in Blairsville Valley.
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Mildred McCurdy
Tuiinab Cabes
Cecil
Blairsville
Harry Calhoun
Greensburg
A. A. Calhoun
Theodore Dilday
Blacklick
Dane
David Cribbs
Stanley
Jas Williard
Beryl Bolen
Martha Bricker
Jerry Regan
Harry Sherwood
McKinley Rayer
Frank Parsley
West Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
Rvr. Bricker
Greensburgh
D. G. Warnick
Rela
Grenesburgh
J. A. Lefever
Bfrs. Jr
Ft Bricker
Blairs Vailie
World peace talk and disarmament views at conference
A reader recounts discussions on Japan China and the four power treaty, arguing disarmament by allied great powers could save lives and money. Mentions Lord Riddell’s praise of Christian-backed peace efforts. Also notes local notices: Helen Witherite undergoing surgery, John B. Clawson traveling, and global auto production stats for 1921.
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Japan
China
Ghina
Lord Riddell
England
America
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Helen Witherite
Wilkinsburg
Indiana Hospital
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Fairview
Jamestown
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Creekside
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Inquire
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Gazette
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A. M. Shearer
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Utility Electric Co
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Anthony & Kline
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New York
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