Bethell Goin and Yori resign from middle Atlantic staff
Lou Bethell, first vice president of the New York Telephone Company, and Frank Yori, head of the executive group, resign from the Middle Atlantic staff. The associates note the changes during a spring announcement.
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Bethell Goin
Lou
Frank HH. Bethell
New York
Telephonepany
Telaphone Companie
Middle Atlantic
Staffill
Dbeconia Associated & New All
Anni Higre
Thieves Enter Ferdimond Home on Capitol Avenue
Detective bureau filed a report last night stating Ferdimond at 53 Capitol Avenue found his home broken into during the past day. About $40 in cash and a book with a $32 balance were taken. no cash found yesterday.
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Ferdimond
Lowin
Capitol Avenus
Detective Bureau
Joss Yesternday
Men Return to Steel Mills as Strike Eases in Ohio
Mahoning valley sees resumed production with about 3,900 workers returning in Youngstown and 3,000 in Warren, boosting operations at Youngstown Sheet and Tube where multiple furnaces restart. Union officials note overall 6,000 of 37,000 employed in region back at work, while 5,000 have left. In Chicago district, three plants reopen with 800, 200, and others returning.
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Youngstown
Mahoning Valey
Warren
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
J. B. McCadden
East Youngstown
Lowellville
Chicago
Wisconsin Steel Company
Interstate Steel and Iron Company
Ester Furnace
Comyo
City officials attend Greek residents' banquet at Peloponnersus
Mayor Wilson and city leaders including J Alex J Robinson Town Clerk C Win ton and Howard Smith Tax Collector attended a Greek banquet at Peloponersus on South Marin Street. They praised Bridgeport’s progress under the current administration thanked the Greek community for wartime service and spoke on other civic topics. A musical program accompanied the event.
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Wilson
J. Alex J. Robinson
C. Winton
Howard Smith
Suckley
Marin Street
Bridgeport
King of England says winning the war is not enough
London reports a nationwide League of Nations campaign opened at Mansion House led by Sir Horace Marshal with many British statesmen including Asquith Cecil Clynes Curzon Bonar Law and MacLean present. David Lloyd George sent a message urging support for international order and a lasting League. King George sent a letter stressing victory in war must lead to enduring peace and commitment to the Covenant of Paris.
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Associated Press
London
League of Nations
Horace EB. Marshal
Mansion House
League of Nations Union
Herbert H. Asquith
Robert Cecil
Joan BR. Clynes
Earl Curzon of
Kedleston
Andrew Bonar
League
King George
Myers
Paris
Asquith
Famine in Meat Threatens Berlin
Berlin reports a meat famine for 5,000,000 residents with only 99,000 pounds of fresh meat this week and 1,263,480 pounds frozen on hand. Mayor Wormuth warns of worsening shortage while Vienna faces a similar crisis as flour rations shrink and transport strains limit deliveries.
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Carl H. von Wiegand
Cnlvergat Service
Berlin
Wormuth
Greater
Lerlaten
Vienna
Tooneyfeld
Anglican National Assembly
Board of Education tightens controls on school purchases
The West Virginia Board of Education orders the superintendent of schools to consult with the assistant secretary before issuing requisitions for goods after criticism that the office lacked transparency. Commissioners challenge authority on purchases, while debates on hall use and school renovations continue. The meeting previews a new term as several members retire and new officers join.
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Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Johan B. Wynkoop
Gell and
Challenger
Burns and Hurley
Wynkoop
Committee On
Webster
Lay HI
Schwerdale
Jotua A. Mhartay
Alfred J. Pones
Howard
Meliiley School
Labor must lose by the death of American system
Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University warns at the Institute of Arts and Sciences that cooperation by labor in industry and profit sharing is needed to save American government from death by its own action. He decries strikes as weapons of industrial war and compares wartime ultimatums to threats to civilization, urging worker participation in organizing industry.
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New York
Get
Nicholas ‘Murray Butler
Columbia University
Institute of “Arts “and Sciences
Hoe
Butler
Fitzpatrick
Foster
Witgpatrick
Great Britain
Smille
Thomas
Serbia
Belgium
Doctrine blamed as gospel of anarchy in universities
A speaker denounces a modern doctrine as the gospel of anarchy and disorder. He argues it is taught in American universities and law schools under several high-sounding names, but it undermines civilization and three millennia of human progress.
Pat Moran Receives 5000 Bonus From Reds
Cincinnati fans learned manager Pat Moran was awarded a 5000 bonus by the Reds for winning the National League pennant. Infielder Hank Schrieper and outfielder Charlie Lee also received sums from the club’s World Series distribution, along with additional recruits. Atlas Tham’s team won football at Derby 12 to 7 with Brecklin guiding plays and Padick and Blagrift cited for solid work.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Baseball Club Today
Pat Moran
Hank” Schrieper
Charlie Lee
Reds
Atlas Tham
Atlas
Derby
Brecklin
Padick
E. Blagrift
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