Smuggling Plot Discovered Near Border In Mexican Plot
Agents of the United States Department of Justice search the New Marion border for evidence of a smuggling plot said to involve Mexican consuls and arms. Reports claim large shipments of rifles and ammunition were found at a Douglass home, with conspirators escaping. A substantial force is said to have captured some suspects and turned property to Carranza officials while others were handed over to authorities.
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Ceiied Grates Department of Justice
New Marion
Soardh
TF Rune
Department of Jus Fey
Stowe Sas Pen
Chemiee
Bexteuns
Vichy Arma
Doulas
Smatgiing
Fort Biz
Douglass
Mexico
Lowe
Melos
al Bedro Cosifila
Ranep
Mabricora
Gundelaps
Silleen
Willa
Esther
Agni Amoscae
Afellows Grand Lodge Session Ends at Meadling Pa
The Meading Pennsylvania meeting of the Afellows Grand Lodge concluded yesterday at Sixponion Park with 2 deciding to meet next year in York. Elected officers include Grand Master Vereya and Deputy Grand Divier Stobere W. Mooteomery of Philadelphia and Warden ay Desian. Remains list Grand Secretary Feenhal of Philadelphia and representatives Silson E J Aibor of Allentown, Rev Jona fiche von of Bragford, and others.
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Meading
Sams Wuscio
Pennistenuu
Vengeday
Sixponion Park
York
Pao Oicarie
Ensying
Vereya
Hat Puitburg
Dovier Stobere W. Mooteomery
Puilaveland
Ay Desian
Maerinburg
Feenhal
Philadelphia
Silson JE. Aiobr
Alientown A Ain
Jona Fiche von
Hragford
Grad Sintshal
Alter, Keik
Flitsbuen
Geor Gonaucisr
Wm. le Melty
Pis Furs
Official Count Begins as Primary Ballot Work Commences
The article notes the start of the official vote count and canvassing of ballots by commissioners for the primary, with the process to continue through the next week and be completed by the following Thursday.
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Wesnenda Vo? Thurstay
Commismiuers
Local poligerlak check cashes case ends in court
Police kept watch for hours as a suspect named Taman, a former resident of Baldmanca now living in Warren, was linked to bad checks. He allegedly passed a five dollar note at the Carver House, later charged after a series of inquiries. He faced questioning, returned the dollar, and was released for the time being. A subsequent check led to further police action and a warrant was anticipated.
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Towan
Baldmanca
Werren
Aetna
Adame
Willam ‘Schult
Hestaurane
Penns
Laurel Street
Tabell
Shedy
Hage
Lenin
Carver House
Tie
Lareen
War Bayingn Bank
Taman
Bani
Semuits
Nate
Iman
Denate
Bruncer
Willy
Chied Hage
Attorner Lyons
Lig
Schuler
Patroman
Hla
Hexan
Ubm
Truman
Iran
Paving on Fourth Avenue Planned With Park Center
Members of the Park Committee of Coane Marowet met at Fourth and Mark to discuss Fourth Avenue paving from Market Street to the gateway. The plan includes a small park in the center, with widened sidewalks and curbside features. Estimated cost around 12 dollars per property owner, with borough covering remaining paving bonds.
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Fourth Avenue
Market Strest
Weadwange Crvek
Smal Ula
Attra
Gothuse
Park
Gourmaee
Coane Marowet Ata
Mark
Alor
Fmnong Thane
Os Dunbar
Park Badetuield
Satuman
Wazslune
Roz
Hocough
Anil
Simehow
Lwe Thiede
Kamag Ut Toe Ulery Compates On Stint Preprase
An unclear report describes a team preparing for a stint with mixed results. It mentions averages, a possibly delayed enter, and some financial details tied to commitments and expenses. The text is fragmentary and hard to parse for precise names or dates.
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Ulery
Naval program defeated in tense congressional clash
The article reports a defeated naval program amid Senate pressure and executive opposition. It notes secretary denial, hopes to paste the original measure before adjournment, and mentions battleship plans, parliamentary maneuvering, and party power dynamics as the debate unfolds.
Intervenes to Save Ufe of Corvigted Han
A chaotic report details an intervention by cotCERT and officials concerning a beleaguered UFE of Corvig ted Han. The message references London contacts, a legal inquiry, and a forthcoming court action connected to the case.
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Cotcert
UFE
Corvigted
HAN
Forgotten Mot in Civil Appropriation Bill Sparks Debate
Washington March bill draft on civil appropriation drew attention as ministers and committees debated a marginal funding level set at 12 dollars per unit and a total near 125,882,750 dollars. The measure, proposed for wartime needs, faces time constraints and scrutiny from the committee.
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Washington
Mar
Toda
Arrest of Wrish Poet Sparks Lenten Protests
A disturbed report states poet Wrish Pipets has been arrested amid police disturbances cited by authorities on March 14. Details remain unclear as officials announce the incident without full disclosure, prompting local concern and questions about motive and charges.
Bombard Turkish Camp Reported By Navy Department
Fragmentary British report notes bombardment of a Turkish camp by British forces. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate naval air or coastal action and lines of engagement near a Turkish position. The wording references an Alay unit and allied forces.
Changes in Last Twenty Five Years Noted by Citizen
A well known city resident on the South Side highlights substantial improvements over the past quarter century. He cites major building projects and new facilities as evidence of progress, noting the community’s resilience and ongoing development despite past concerns.
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Bene
Sonth
War Summary Recaps Allied and Central Front Actions
A fragmented report describes Allied and German operations across the Western and Italian theaters. It notes recaptured trenches near the Gulf of Taranto, ongoing bombardments around Verdun, and British signals of air and sea activity including vessels sunk and crews injured.
Heretical Charges Brought to Head Before Presbytery
A fragmentary notice reports that in May 13, 00 era, charges of heresy were brought before a presbytery in New York regarding seminarians and ministers connected with the Union Theological Seminary. The article references Presbyterian doctrines and a church dispute centered on theological alignment and discipline.
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New York
Union
Trenngreal Seminary of
New ‘York
Tait
Census shows a 25.3 percent rise in Warren commerce
A preliminary census summary from Warren Pa outlines a 25.3 percent increase in product value and shifts in manufacturing. It details capital invested, wages, and materials costs, noting 1914 figures rise with earnings touching over 8 million dollars and a strong production value. The document explains reporting scope and calendar year alignment for establishments.
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Warren
Jurmotsud
Cepor
Fentea
Esoterpelyes
la Lue Saal Bulletisa
Tapurte
Gower
George Muir Mobilizes Twenty Two Men For 6th Road
In a rush yesterday afternoon George Muir, banker for the committee, secured 22 men and equipment for road work. The Volunteer Workers program aims to employ 20 men daily, with four days remaining before March 23. The effort involves local firms and the First National Bank, with volunteers to sign pledges to contribute time or money.
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Coorke Muir
Ianker
Aleo
Elna
Inc
H. Ellyworth
George = Muir
WB. Hernolds
T.T. La.forgh
Morrison
Snender
Kove
Rovert Heavy
FM An Grews
Paul Droneker
Muir
Bad Leek
Austache
Bruck
Keystone
Man Fined in Warren for Employing Minors
A Warren court records show a man fined for employing minors after a change in the law. The case details several workers aged under the legal limit and the judge ordered payment of fines while noting violations across the local establishment.
WADOOS REPORT ABIG SURPRISE INCOME TAX REVISION
Washington May 19 Secretary Meaano kes submitted to Chairman Sim of the senate finance committee a revised estimate of government expenditures for the remainder of the current year and of the fiscal year ending June 30 1927 detailing revenue plans and potential increases to meet a projected deficit. The committee considered about thirteen thousand dollars in signals and discussed revenue raising measures to be whipped into scope before Congress reconvenes. The report notes the president’s approval of a plan to raise revenue through taxes and other adjustments to support anticipated expenditures for the next year.
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Washington
Meaano Kes
Witehin
Une House Wars Ane Mneaan
Sim Unas
Seiate Fmamie
Jena
Congress
Crise
Wilsa
Waup
Iverie
Mazibe
Hegin
Beaman Goverment Prepares For Upheaval
A garbled historic newspaper snippet mentions Beaman Goverment planning upheaval and a meeting in Grayford County. It references Catherine Bane fearing wealth disparity and a sermon by Dr Smith, a native of Frawnerd, at a Presbyterian church event tied to a General Assembly gathering.
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Jay
Nouba
Catherine Bane
Beara
Coe
Cates
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