Harding Policy Aims to Promote U S Prestige Abroad
International News Service reports the Harding administration plans to boost U S prestige in the Western Hemisphere by strengthening relations with Latin American republics. Analysts say the new policy signals a focus on stabilizing Panama and Costa Rica relations and shaping upcoming regional diplomacy.
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George P. Wolmes
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Washington
Mar
America
Steengeben
Harding
Turks And French Reach Agreement
Premier Briand announced a peace agreement with Turkish nationalists before departing for Paris. The French and Turkish negotiators will exchange terms as soon as possible with expected monitors and observers involved in confirming the deal.
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Internati
London
Maren F
Paris
Briand
France
Cibieta
Iris- Tyre Es
Cibola Tyes
Arimeniay
Adium
Anal Anatelia
Night Watchman Clubbed To Death at Erie Factory
Night Watchman, aged around, was found slain near the midship area of a Erie factory. Investigators say the assailant struck with a blunt instrument. No motive or suspect yet.
Unreadable Fragments From Ahistoric Page
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and phrases. Content lacks coherent events or identifiable figures, making a concise historical item impossible to determine with confidence.
Germans Move Possessions To Avoid Allies Penalties
A dispatch from Mannheim reports Great Sorrow choices by Germans moving goods and vehicles from occupied areas into German territory to evade Allied duties and penalties. Traffic surged as stolen or manufactured goods crossed borders, triggering the need for police road patrols to curb evasion and shipments under heavy duties.
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Alles
Grea
Mrs. Talbitzer Dies Suddenly at Home
Mrs Estcher Talbinger of eighth street died suddenly Thursday evening from heart trouble while returning home with her husband. She leaves four sons and six grandchildren, and two sisters and brothers. Funeral services will be at St. Andrew's Chapel with Rev J R Vaughan and interment at Oak Park cemetery. Also items note nominations to federal posts and a list of government appointments.
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Estcher Talbinger
Tavila
Charles ‘Chompson
Huin Talbitwer
Ernest
Coraopolis
Carl
Clul Wyoming
Blerman
Seventh
Toll Lines of Union Phones Being Tested
Test calls are sent to every Union telephone in the city to determine phone readiness in Franklin Pennsylvania. Announcement of service status may come within a day or two. A mass meeting was postponed and rescheduled for next Thursday evening with speakers detailing independent phone operations. Solicitors begin canvassing for stock subscriptions to rapidly raise funds to finance the project.
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Franklin
Pone
Move to Rejections of Reparations Bill in Commons
International News Service reports London that Marti Horatiea Bot romler Mo PL will move rejections of the reparations bill upon second reading in the House of Commons. The bill, intended for introduction yesterday, was postponed. it would impose a fifty percent import tax on goods from Germany.
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London
Marti
Ellwood Workman Found Dead in Bed
Obituary notice reports Ellwood Workman found dead in bed. The text lists surviving family and mentions a funeral arrangement in a formal notice style, typical of small-town obituaries.
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Ellwood
Wimodausis Gives $100 To Legion Home
Wimodausis members announce a second fraternal subscription to the American Legion Home fund campaign. A meeting Wednesday aims to raise S100, with prior donations totaling 100 dollars. The effort signals growing support for the unpagy deh drive starting March 25.
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Wimodausis
Legion Home
Amarican Legion Home Fund
Widow Of Slain Magnate Faces Accused Slayer
In Ardmore court Widow of magnate L Hanon arrives in mourning with her children as trial session opens. The accused killer’s presence looms while witnesses rise, amid a crowded courtroom and strained atmosphere described by Mildred Motures.
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Mildred Motures
Ardmoie
Chara Smitty Hanon
Duke L. Hanon
King
Four Women Lawyers to Defend Women in Murder Case
In a historic first in New York courts, four women attorneys will defend four women accused of murdering another woman. Lead counsel Milas Theresa B Dublin of New York City represents Mrs Donciella Massiella of Corong Long Island, charged with killing neighbor Mrs Congelty Altieri.
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New York
Milas Theresa B. Dublin 1
New York City
Donciella Massiella
Corong
Long Island
Congelty Altieri
Mansiella
Miss Rubin
Wool Stored Here Is To Be Made Into Blankets
Wool growers in Lawrence County plan to pool up to 10 000 pounds of medium grade wool from Pennsylvania farmers to be stored at a high warehouse on Maravia Street and sent to a Philadelphia knitting mill to be made into blankets. The move aims to buffer market fluctuations and supply blankets for home use.
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Lawrence County
Warete
Maravia
Dom
Lawrence
Eidiana
Philadelphia
Harding Cabinet Holds Conference on Shipping Board
President Harding met his cabinet for the second time after 11 o’clock. Daugherty urged appointing a new Shipping Board before adjournment on Saturday, while the president indicated no immediate new appointment. In Washington, a mass meeting in the city council chamber raised funds for an American Legion Home, with speakers extolling community support and promising heartfelt effort.
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Cinternational & Services
Washington
Harditg
Daugherty
Kenule
Wo Owns
Allo Danghoerty
Bengon i
Hatfield Will Not Take Stand in Trial at Mingo County
In Mingo County West Virginia on March 11 the defense for defendants including Sid Tarfield indicated none will testify. Lawyers J F Comity and Harvey Houston prepared to rest the case after limited witness testimony and will present jurors with closing pleas once the defense rests. The trial, described by a Houston correspondent as among the most sensational, centers on murder amidst industrial warfare.
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Mingo County
Williambosn
Sid Tarfield
J. F. Comity
Harvey
Houston
Constable And Prisoner Stage Hide And Seek Affair
A courthouse disturbance Thursday afternoon saw Constable and his intended prisoner clash over a habeas corpus writ. The incident, at a local court, included resistance, courtroom action, and a delayed hearing before the writ was issued and the prisoner remained in custody.
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Yoursstown
Bencdling
Joseph VW
Thuman
Willenurgeh
Acros
Weill
Thelma Weill
Warner
Aise
Tadeeess Corpus
Friends of
Vrs
Adala
Weil
Grewingeited
Ana Segain
Sherry Joseph Luyd
White hearing on venue change draws large audience
The Alfred Torrence White venue change hearing drew a large audience as witnesses and attorneys filled the courtroom. The judge weighed whether Prejudice or confinement predicated further action and whether warnings or costs could be imposed. A New York jeweler incident followed, with a theft of jewels reported and related remarks by a local attorney.
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Alfred ‘Torrence
Emery
Bath
Kirery
Willy
Death Record for Local Resident Noted in Brief
A death notice from a local paper records the passing of Mr Tee Valbiteer in the area, with sparse readable details including associates and the likely venue. The fragmentary item notes a ceremony or obituary context and a brief tribute reflected in the short obituary line.
Dream Of Love Ruined By Mrs Snyder Suit Seeks 550000
Engineer Thomas J Stephens describes a planned life with Mrs Snyder formerly of New Castle and now in dispute as she sues him for compensation. The case rests in common pleas court before Judge Shafer with his three hoped for children. Page two continues.
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Mrs. Snyder
Voltierinahionn Newe
Peptsburg l
Lts
Thomas J. Stephens
Hemet
Iim
Snyder
New Castle
Ceommon Pleas Court
Jude Shafer
Valynski Chosen Prime Minister News Summary
Valynski is named prime minister amid a turbulent political landscape. The unnamed government seeks the release of captured leaders and calls for broad executive orders to stabilize the state. International observers monitor the formation as factions collide over power and policy.
Fragmented notice recaps local events and names
The readable fragments describe people and places linked to a local scene, mentioning names such as Centre and Beri and events around a community, though much is garbled. It reads like an OCR scrape of notices with scattered references to venues, dates, and local roles.
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American Legion
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