Sproul's Chance For Senate Job Debated In Washington
The article reports ongoing discussion in Philadelphia and Washington over Governor Sproul possibly succeeding the late Senator Penrose. It notes his condition for resignation and appointment, the fraught Pennsylvania GOP dynamics, and the appearance of Bill Vare as a rival for the Senate seat. Sproul plans further talks before deciding, amid illness of Senator Crow and various factional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bart Campbell
International News Vvice
Washington
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
William C. Sproul
Penrose
Sproul
Senate
Crow
Knox
Harrisburg
Peorosa
Severn
Bill Vare
Vare
State
Miss Hazel Hogue Fatally Burned
Miss Hazel C Hogue died from burns received while fumigating a room for her mother in East Palestine Ohio The fire started when a spark ignited cotton in a dresser drawer and her clothing caught fire as she moved the drawer to an open window Her funeral and burial followed in East Palestine cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Flogue
Hazel C. Hogue
East
Palestine
Ohio
Burns
Miss Hogue
Cemete
Verbal Portrait of a Steady, Uncomplaining Optimist
The writing describes a steadfast, cheerful man who never complains and carries his personal history lightly. He faces life with quiet resilience, always ready to endure and try again, earning praise through consistent calm presence.
Death in Chair Looms for White After Court Ruling
Alfred Torrence White, doomed for the murder of his wife Sadie, shows resignation as the supreme court upholds Judge Emery’s denial of a new trial. He remains unperturbed, expecting execution by electric chair, while his attorney and former sheriff note he anticipated the decision. A faint hope rests with the pardon board, but the case’s brutality and solid conviction weigh against leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Torrence White
William G. Andrews
Supreme Court
Emery
White
Sadie H. White
Robert L. Wallace
Joseph Boyd
Boyd
Pardon Board
Lawrence
Twelve Hurt As Traction Car Tumbles Near Bedford
A double header traction car at Stop dé near Bedford, Ohio tipped over after the front car jumped the track at a bend. More than a dozen passengers were injured, several seriously, as the trailer car toppled into a ditch before noon today. Local traction officials reported the mishap and injuries are being treated at nearby facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Ews Service
Cleveland
Ohio
Northern Ohio
Bedford
Appropriation Bill For Fiscal Year Is Reported To House
The treasury department appropriation bill for the 1922-23 fiscal year was reported to the House Appropriations Committee. It totals 118,810,956 dollars, down 17,770,591 from 1921-22 and 12,696,827 below Dawes's budget. An extra 9,200,000 is set for enforcement of national prohibition, a 1,750,000 increase over last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Treasury Department
Gill
House
House Appropriations Committee
Dawes
Committee For Enforcement of
Miss Boyles Returns Home From France
Charlotte Boyles returned home last evening with her parents Mr and Mrs Barut after a stay in France and England. The family arrived in the city over the Baltimore and Ohio and went to their home at County Line and Court streets. Miss Boyles had left July 4 for France and England, visiting friends before returning to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Boyles
France
Barut
Boyles
England
Spanish Youth Found Dead In New York City
In New York City police said Elizabeth Vieiekas a 19 year old Philadelphia college girl and daughter of a cigar maker claimed John Palmerio shot himself after three bullets hit him in the brain Palmerio 326 a Spaniard died at Reception hospital found in a three room apartment he shared with Miss Vieichos The girl was found unconscious on the sidewalk almost frozen and later testified Palmerio’s death was by self inflicted gunfire and stated she attended Temple College in Philadelphia for nearly a year Her parents live at 1512 West Muntingdon Street Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Police
Elizabeth Vieiekas
Philadelphia
John Palmerio
Reath Palmerio
Reception
Miss Vieichos
Man
John
Tie
Golden Tells Of Killing Soldier On Major's Order
Polk Golden of Newman Georgia testified before an investigating committee that a comrade was killed in France under a major's orders during World War I. Golden said the soldier went to a spring for water and described the incident as carried out under authoritative command. He claimed he could not read or write and struggled with tracking dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden
Jonal News Service
Washingros
Dan
Lkye
France
Sammorts
Tom Watson
Georgia
Polk Golden
Newman
Cowells County
Campaign Fund Deficit To Be Wiped Out Soon
Washington June 4 The Jagz Republic campaign deficit totaling about 1,606,000 will be covered by month end. Fred Upham of Chicago, national committee treasurer, said roughly 900,000 has been raised and 700,000 more is expected before January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Jagz Republican
Fred Upham
Chicago
Republcan National Committee
Upham
What Constitutes a Merchant Ship
Washington reports sharp, unresolved clashes at the armament conference as France demands concrete merchant-ship definitions before submarine restrictions. Britain and the United States weigh accepting “in principle” while Japan and Italy may press for firm positions, fearing a widening rift and altered naval roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrnt
France
Hughes
Japan
Italy
Britain
Chinese Tariff Aims In Conference Lost
Washington officials say tariff experts under Senator Oscar Underwood have nearly agreed to grant China a five percent tariff with a future rise to 7.5 percent under conditions. China sought at least 12.5 percent, and the American concession is a material defeat for China in the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Oscar Underwood
China
Thia Hera
Thieves Looting Cars In Daylight In City
J. Q. George reported to police that a Chase plaid motor robe was stolen from Tscr on North Mercer Street between 10 a. m. and noon. Thieves are looting cars parked on streets and stealing spare tires and other items.
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J. Q. George
Wilmington Road
Tscr
Mercer Street
Lusk and Anderson Offer Library Loan Plan
City council members Lusk and Anderson proposed in a heated meeting to loan the library 2000 dollars rather than approve a direct 2000 dollar appropriation from city funds. They argued the loan could be repaid via taxes, while supporters pushed for broader public funding to keep the library open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes
Lusk
FLW
Anderson
Rextay
Tusk
Rounell
Nooses And Caps Found On Bodies Of Yanks Hanged
Rufus L. Hubbard testified before a Senate committee that three American soldiers executed in France were found with nooses and caps over their faces in marked graves. He claimed the caskets contained unidentified bodies and alleged removal of remains for shipment home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinternsignal News Rte
Washington
Dha
Taxollies
France
Special Senate
Rufus PL Wubbard
West 169Th Street
New York
Wuhbard
Tom Watson
Georgia
Tope
Gil
Chen Hadies
Tom
Sharon Council Reshapes Police and Fire Leadership
At a city reorganization meeting on Monday, Sharon Council replaced Police Chief Samuel Lansdowne with Charles Stegarwin as acting chief and named Lieutenant Merk Rant Id as second in command. Fire Chief Pred Vanderholt was elected for a two year term.
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Eshation
Padan
Sharows
Vleut
Charles Stegarwin Otoeted
Chie Samuel Lansdowne
Geing Leutenant
Merk Rant
Pred Vanderholt
Prominent Citizens Press City Library Funding Stance
New Castle residents urge keeping the public library open and funded for the near term. Leaders from Rotary, Board of Trade, Kiwanis, and women’s groups warn against repealing a prior $2,000 appropriation and urge financing until tax money arrives. The sentiment: protect library operations and avoid suspension.
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New Castle
Fridex
Ernie
Willian WK. Hugus
George T. Weingartner
Board of Trade
Robert L. Wallace
Kiwanis Cinb
Charles HH
Fineer
Prosider Federation of Women
Elabe
Perian
Tawuara Jenifor
Peepee
Janes
Taree
Furmer
Robbers Escape With 4800 At Commission House
Armed men held up the commission house, tied the staff, and escaped with 4800 in cash and 1900 in checks. They tied up Viviant and his bookkeeper AL Mover before rifling through the till and fleeing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News
Oo Castanea Viviant
Benind Vivi
AL Mover
Vowateet
Crow's Condition Status Unchanged at Merex Hospital
Report from Merex Hospital indicates the condition of Vacited Slates Sencar Witham BK.wrew remains stable with good reports on circulation. Medical staff at The Merex Hospital provided the update from Drientown and emphasized the patient is not deteriorating.
Death Record for Venice Pongister Garner
Venice Pongister Garner aged 27 is listed with an address at 9 Hell Avenue Mazel C2 Hegue and Mast Mates. The sources include references to several names and places such as Charles My Lyons Pittsburg and Mrs Vamise Revive Reigher Harmony, with scattered street numbers and affiliations. The fragmentary entry suggests a local death notice with uncertain details and multiple corrupted names.
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Venice
Pongister Garner
Hell Avenue
Mazel
Hegue
Wood
Charles My Lyons
Pittsburg
Vamise
Reigher
Harmony
CY Bexenawn
Marr Burp
Soviet Troops Take Porajervi After Two Days Of Fighting
Reported from the extreme northwestern corner of Russia two days of fierce combat ended with Soviet troops capturing Porajervi. Karelians aided by Finnish forces retreated toward nearby areas as reported by News Service. The uncertain transmission notes ongoing operations in a volatile border region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porajervi
Neight
Russia
Farrell Police And Fire Chief Are Discharged
Disorganized OCR fragment indicates authorities in Farrell discharged the police and fire chiefs amid unclear context. Other named officials and locations are garbled, with references to Moorconneil and West Suaury. The passage does not yield a coherent event or outcome to specify.
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Farrell Police
Fragmented Globe News Snippet From Erratic OCR
A garbled OCR fragment reports on various incidents and names, including a 108 year old individual, two bandits holding up a tobacco truck, hospital cases, and local deaths. It references Louis Gress, Joseph Prigshtel, and figures like Lamson and Carnegie Steel, but the text is severely corrupted, mixing places and events with no coherent narrative.
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Hazel Hogue
East Palestine
Arthur Mometer
New York City
Young Consort
George Th. Holmes
Bratt
Siberia
Feaders
Frank Wc Millarese
Eens
Beaver
Beatrice M, Eetiey
MRO
Anderson Also
Sharon Council
Hientensney
Telco
City
Jabkeld Farrell
Moorconneil
Dodds
Pyron Avoare
West Suaury
Sathie Tele
Pane Rhys
Louis ¢ Gress
Cuease
von Harcod Cedther Praykh
Joseph Prigshtel
Gacrobe
Ihe Hospital
State of
Bred UW. Lamson
Boston
Tristisay Science Publishing Socciety
Beige Idle Ciroughout
Cre Geeitee Parent
Atwana Tro Company
Desonial Opernirigns Yestere
Despomsideney
Tolan Bayer
Wren
Tanasal
Jon Frersea
Daniel Lewis
Youngstown Westerday
Carnegie Steel Moupsuiy
Stephen By
Dichson
Chirksties
W.vaehass Arst
Peetu
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