Women Seek Social Legislation in Pennsylvania Session
Pennsylvania women plan to press for liberalizing existing laws and drafting new social measures focused on women, children, the home, and schools. The movement, led by Mrs. Barclay Warburton and John O. Miller, aims to create a nonpartisan legislative program to be submitted to Harrisburg in January, with the goal of protecting women and children and ensuring sound laws.
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Father O Flanagan To Visit Griffiths
International News Service reports from London that truce efforts appear failed and public hopes for peace linger while Father O Flanagan arrives in Dublin from a prison visit. Arthur Griffith is imprisoned in Moore Street jail as discussions on Irish peace unfold with potential Welsh contact.
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Dublin
Daily Express
Father O'Flanagan
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Irish Republic
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Walther O'Flanagan
Cloyd- George
Griffith
Was Famous Fler Assassin Victim in Indianapolis News
In Indianapolis News Bureau survival report from Moment, Ul. December 20, new evidence questions whether Lieutenant Pat O'Brien, the aviator who died in a Los Angeles hotel room on December 7, committed suicide. J. E. Mercey, undertaker, who examined the body for burial, says there were no powder marks or burns, suggesting the shot came from another source. Relatives push for a full investigation into the former aviator's death.
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Pat O'Brien
Los Angeles
J. E. Mercey
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Selsey
Uintane
Chickens Roost as Nine Birds Vanish in Town
In North Andover Massachusetts authorities report a peculiar poultry case as nine chickens disappeared from a residence on Moravia Street. The owner Milo Cochran found the birds alive the next day in various locations, prompting police investigation into the unusual event.
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North Andover
Maan
Inter Aid
Labor party conference outlines Irish peace and trade aims
London dispatch reports British Labor party discussions at Westminster Hall endorsing Irish self-rule measures, an elected assembly with minority protections, and removal of troops amid calls for greater unemployment relief and social reforms. The conference also rejects reprisal evidence and urges a broader peace with Europe.
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California May Decide Question On Japanese Land Ownership
California and the United States face a possible settlement over California's law barring Japanese land ownership. Talks include Ambassador Shidehara and Ambassador Morris with California officials. Congress members plan a meeting to discuss amending the law to extend restrictions to all aliens, with officials hoping for a quick settlement.
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Man Loses $200 Put In Shoebox Bank
A man in Sew Orfou, Ua, Dor reports placing $200 in a shoebox bank and a series of mishaps led to loss. Chronister and family notes suggest the money was stored with other items and later separated, with authorities investigating possible misplacement.
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Chronister’s Bond Loss Burned Bonds Suspect Box Fire
Chronister pondered his bonds and where the box disappeared. Relatives sent word after a trip home. The Kitten’s box and the bonds were burned in a fire. Chronister then tried to obtain duplicate bonds.
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Chronister
Steel Organization Committee To Meet
Washington December 80 The new labor committee plans its first formal meeting next month The group will survey developments of the year since the last effort and consider grounds to continue the fight The chairman is M F Tighe and the secretary is William Hannon Wilkin H Johnson president of the International Association of Machinists Secretary Morrison of the American Federation of Labor is expected to participate He is trustee of the 70000 fund remaining from the old committee when dissolved
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M. F. Tighe
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Tabernacle Leader Accused Again in Child Neglect Case
A Denver juvenile court faced two petitions accusing Joshua Sykes alias Sehovah of the Tabernacle of David of contributing to the dependency of two minors. A second petition charges a female congregant with neglecting her children amid ongoing tensions from earlier allegations.
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Generous donors move funds for wartime relief efforts
A badly garbled report notes a $100 pledge for suffering European and Chinese victims. It mentions a $600 cheque from Lampeter Mine, a request to spread aid, and a local figure MLA Scully Wahteonth Street possibly coordinating. The piece references the Pennsylvanian path of funds and a pledge process with unclear details.
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May Permit Japs To Enter Philippines
London reports Britain may enter Anglo Japanese talks and protest California’s anti alien land law. Diplomatic circles say the United States may allow restricted Japanese immigration to the Philippines as a compromise with Canada Australia and New Zealand opposing broader alien ownership bans.
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William T
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International Nova Service
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Philippine Islands
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Philippines
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Countess Markaewicz Sentenced To Prison
In Dublin on December 8 the Conte t Markaewics, recently convicted by a court martial, were sentenced to two years imprisonment. The government announced the ruling, with Narinethe Jaber noted in the proceedings.
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Ren
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Dagress Postpones Trip to Homeland
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Dagress postpones a homeland trip. Mentions road with horoon of thinity and winner Croix de Guere and Dladaguilied Rargien Crana. References Greace and native duties with Mr Duproas. Date unclear. indicates postponement today.
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Chris Dagse
Thirteen Inmates In City Home Now
Thirteen inmates are currently housed at the city home, the lowest number in some time. Under the care of Poor Warden and Mrs. Perry Snyder, the facility offers shelter for those with no other place to stay. Director William Williams Sr. oversees admissions and notes inmates accumulated 4,51 days of residence this year. Ten residents spent the entire year there, with others ranging from three to 215 days. Seventeen people were discharged and six died this year. The current inmate count remains thirteen.
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Perry Snyder
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Never Fired Shell Without Hitting Mark
Mrs Athere la Swanson of Lewiston boasts a record of never firing a shell that misses. Over Thanksgiving she bagged a one pound wild turkey two pheasants and a squirrel in a five day hunt. She says hunting requires patience and restraint and that awaiting the right moment is essential for success.
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International News Service
Lewiston
Athere la Swanson
Jay
Mya
Swanson
Har Gucecsa
Haura Walthng
Gine
Drop in price of mules stirs market chatter
Market notes from Springfield and surrounding areas indicate mule prices have fallen sharply with quotes drifting from about 100 to 128 dollars after prior ranges of 10 to 260 dollars. Dealers report weak demand as buyers hold off amid uncertain spring sales.
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