Premier seeks approval of Genoa program in Commons debate
London April 4 Premier Lloyd George urged Parliament to back the Genoa Economic Conference plan aimed at reviving Europe’s prosperity. He argued for revising treaties, shifting reparations, and securing a stable exchange system while stressing peace with Russia as a top priority.
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Irish Cities in Turmoil Amid Murder and Armed Rebellion
A chaotic dispatch reports Irish cities in disorder with widespread killings and armed uprisings. British forces transport munitions as rebels clash with authorities and leaders vow to escalate, while violence surrounds recent murders and political upheaval across regions.
Milk Ordinance on Tonight’s City Meeting
City Commission prepares to consider the milk ordinance on first and second readings. Board action includes sewer district adjustments on Hust End and West Smith Street. Final decisions on these measures and potential local improvement projects are slated for this evening.
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French Apaches Terrorize Gotham Amid Big Heist
Reported by United Prom New York April details a gang called the French Apaches roping in New York underworld activity. They allegedly robbed a Sabbath haul totaling 20004 dollars, with captures and pursuit by police.
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Death Sign Triggers Murder Victim Discovery
The crude roadside sign reading Death leads searchers to Maurialo Bucchimisso’s slain body. Police note no bloodstains or struggle, suspect robbery unlikely. investigators believe rival gang violence involved, with Langdon Rowe linked to the case after arriving from St Petersburg.
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Corry Post Office Designated Supply Center for Region
The Postmaster General designated the Corry office as a key supply center for stamped paper and envelopes. Rep. Milton W. Shreve pushed the change, with support from Federal and railroad facilities in Corry. An inspection by Richard Sreaden backed the plan, predicting Corry would distribute materials within about Ald miles and handle large mail orders soon.
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Mrs Jennie LaCell Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Jennie LaCell aged 70 died yesterday morning at 8 20 at her home 119% Rims Avanus after long illness. She is survived by brothers W A Knowlton Jarmee town NY P Knowlton and G W Kingitan of this city a sister in law Mrs Lillian Knowlton of Edinboro several nieces and nephews. Funeral services from the residence Tuesday afternoon at 2. Friends are invited to call Monday afternoon and Tuesday forenoon. The funeral service will be private.
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Black Hand Gang Suspected in Warren County Slaying
Special to Ye Journal Warren County authorities persist in tracing the slaying of Frontero near Clarendon to a Black Hand gang. The victim aged about 40 was found mutilated on railroad tracks with a bullet wound and a severed head, leading investigators to suspect two or more assailants and the black hand theory gaining main traction.
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Railroaders Consider Aid for Striking Miners Brief Meeting
United Press reports a meeting of the Railroaders Union discussing possible aid for striking miners. The session, held at the railroad telegraph office, explored support and solidarity actions amid the labor dispute influencing railway operations.
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Coal Strike Ties Up Rail Shops in News
Reports from Scranton and Indianapolis detail a nationwide coal strike disrupting rail shops and mining towns. Leaders urge a single big union while operators claim the walkout is largely voluntary. workers in several states resume wage talks as tensions rise and public sentiment grows.
Officers of Dairymen's League Meet to Discuss Marketing
Officers from Warren and Crawford counties gathered in the Municipal building on Saturday to address marketing problems and avert a threatened general milk strike. District Representative Humphries announced the April contract dispute was settled, with pooling rules set for surplus and a milk price announced as 290 for Class One and 46 for March.
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Crawford Counties
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Calif. Widow Shot In Hot House Fire Tragedy
In Presno California a widow identified as Mrs G R Holstein was found shot to death in a fire wrecked home. A garage worker named J O Randolo died from unknown causes at the scene. Police say they are treating the shooting as the likely cause of the blaze.
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Funeral of Claude Ross Held Saturday
Funeral services for Claude Ross were held Saturday at 2 PM from 267 Worth Street with Rev W Troy officiating. Attendees included relatives and neighbors, with Howard singing two selections and a piano pianoist. Burial followed in Pine Grove cemetery and out of town mourners came from Kanes Minit Rochester West Spring Creek Piccadillas Spartanburg Spring Crest.
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Bank Robbery Foiled by Cashier Firefight Near Capital
In Washington an attempted bank robbery occurred around one o'clock as three men snatched a bag with $20,000 from a merchant’s cash box. A cashier fired three shots, one bandit was captured, and the money was recovered. Witnesses include Jim White and a Treasury official, with location near the federal capital.
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Girl Pleads in Behalf of Mother in Trial
Mary Whann testified she had no memory of abetting the murder plot against her husband and denied a past intimate relation with a man named Sawe. The witness, mother of Mia Amelia Whanin, told the court she traveled to Philadelphia and referenced a note to Dr. Whann before the December attack while cross examining about alleged acts of jealousy and crime.
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Nationalization urged as remedy for coal strike
John L Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, tells the Labor Committee in Washington that nationalization is the inevitable remedy if operators refuse to bargain. He says miners are ready to meet anytime to negotiate a new labor agreement, urging government takeover if necessary.
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Gosser Named Chief of Erie Prohibition Squad
Marty W Gosser from Pittsburgh named head of the Erie prohibition squad with offices in Erie to coordinate enforcement in northwestern Pennsylvania. The announcement also details district chiefs for Johnstown and Philadelphia areas as part of a statewide redistricting to bolster prohibition efforts.
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Gasser
Will Syaye
Attempt to Collect Magazine Notes In Corry Bank Theory
Fragmented notes claim the National Bank of Corry faced security lapses as magazine subscriptions were partly collected. The piece hints at alarm among customers and mentions a security incident involving several patrons and a code name Meeland.
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