Catholic Charities Plans Fund Drive Extension
Catholic Charities will seek funds to extend activity in Cincinnati. A campaign was discussed at a Tuesday Knights of Columbus meeting attended by clergy and lay leaders including Father Judge as chair. Delegates from Knights, Queen’s Circle, and Ladies of Charity named local chairs and war-territory representatives for the drive.
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Catholic Charities
Knights of Columbus
Queen's Cue
Taaughters of
WwAabelie
Fae
Charity
Anccient Order of Histrians
Judge Wee
Anget
Cullinan
Bow i. Ditlon
T. Kelly
C Sunn Fe
Zimmerman bought revolver used in fatal shooting
Springfield mass testimony shows Jennie Zimmerman purchased a two days before the shooting revolver she is accused of using to kill her cousin Dr Henry Zimmerman. Valentine, a local hardware dealer, testified she inquired about a permit and bought the weapon and ammunition without a permit, as told by witnesses yesterday.
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Springfield
Mass
Jennie Zimmerman
Henry Zimmerman
Miss Zimmerman
Valentine v. Skiff
Iocal
Boston man killed in Chelsea Square tragedy
Mass May 12 Joseph Klayman of Boston was shot and killed in Chelsea Square in view of hundreds returning from work. Joseph Tirro of South Boston allegedly fired two shots, was overpowered by bystanders, and faces a murder charge. Police say Tirro confessed to the shooting, citing age and prior involvement. report notes confusion and disputed details surrounding the incident.
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Chelse
Mass
Joseph Klayman
Boston
Chelsea Square
Joseph Tirrigo
South Boston
Red
Altos
Darrigo
Wat
Kkmut
Aviator and Dog Set New Flying Record in Paris
Paris dated May 12 reports Lieut Roget, first to fly across the Mediterranean and back without a stop, has shattered the French distance record in a daring flight with his dog. The mission, part of wartime efforts, notes eight years of flying experience for the pair, who endured being shot down three times during wartime patrols.
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Paris
Roget
Mediterranean
Hoy Haye
Penghea
Clemenceau Seeks 506000 For Memoirs
Paris reports say Georges Clemenceau asked around one million francs for his memoirs with an advance offering about 200000 dollars by an unnamed publishing house. The offer was reportedly refused and rumors link Clemenceau to a larger sum as final payment.
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Paris
Art Cut Publishing House
Georges Clemceau
Underwood Renominates Birmingham Rivalry Shrugs
May Linn reports from yesterday's primary across 50 of 67 counties showing Sen G W Underwood seeking renomination to succeed himself. Close three way race for late Senator Bankhead seat includes Representative Wellin Frank White and former Governor O Neal with figures tight.
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Birmingham
May Linn
G. W. Underwood
Bankhead
Wellin
Frank White
O'Neal
Ukrainian cabinet ministers listed in Polish and Ukrainian names
In Warsaw a Ukrainian government roster includes M. Lew as foreign minister and justice minister Bielinski, M. Solis as minister of war, Siempawski as agriculture minister, and Lubes Mayan as another minister. The text mixes Ukrainian and Polish spellings for several positions in a wartime governance context.
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Warsaw
Tew
Agriculture
Milis
M. Lew Premister
Justic Bielinski
Inse
M. Solis
Wir
Siempawski
Agri Lubes Mayan
Freight Reaches Bridgeport in Heavy Weekly Shipments
Agent Hedderly reports 061,286 pounds of freight shipped from Bridgeport this week, with six cars sent to Ohio and the rest routed to Texas and Arizona. Expects further shipments later in the year as manufacturers coordinate cooperative plans.
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Linder
Manufactrere and Prele
Hedderly
Bridgepos
Onitaro
Texas
Arizona
Government to Buy Silver in Open Market Suspended
Washington May 2 The government plans to buy silver in the open market soon after a renewed treasury action. Metals officials said the recent decline in quotations makes silver potentially purchasable at $1 an ounce, the maximum allowed under the Pittman Act.
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Washington
Mey
Treasury
Pittman
Federal Flour Co License Revoked for Misaddressed Sale
New York May 11 license of the Federal Flour Company of Boston was revoked for failure to rework addresses and sale information by erroneous address in their license application, according to Julius TH Barney United States wheat director.
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New York
Federal Flour Company of
Boston
Julius TH Barney
United States
Light house appropriation kept from vote
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a story about lighthouse appropriation, with broken phrases referencing May 12 and a passed bill. The readable parts suggest government action or debate on funding for a lighthouse project. No clear names, places, or firms are established in the legible text.
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