Allied Council to Decide Policy on French War Moves
London reports say the Supreme Allied Council will meet tomorrow to determine the policy toward French military operations in occupied German cities including Wesel Worms and Mainz. The article notes Franco-British negotiations and U.S. involvement as Washington and London discuss occupation consequences.
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Serious wreck blocks Penn Railroad line at Allunington
An eastbound freight train on the Pennsylvania line derailed near Allunit-ton causing extensive damage. About fifteen cars were wrecked and scattered contents along the track. injuries were reported but details are unclear.
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Allunitington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Republicans Carry New York Delegates Amid Local Contests
In New York the regular Republican slate won delegates to the national convention and district delegations. The Democratic slate faced no opposition except in Bethpage where George Linon ran as an anti organization candidate. William Benwood pledged to support Senator Johnson. Hoover supporters faced a split in the Th Congressional district.
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William Benwobt
Ram Dohnaon
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Ofp
Women Charged With Pickpocketry in Washington Case
Four women faced charges after an alleged pickpocketing incident in Washington. If convicted, they could receive up to three years in prison and heavy fines. Related dispatches note the context of embassy tensions and recent withdrawals in the Asia region.
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Washington
Emilineny
High Scores From Last Night at Shoot Event
Reported scores from a practice shoot at the Armory show Boutwrell 22 of 250 W G Swann 218 C E King 210 Ray Rickerson 912 A Watrons 200 The Erin shooters will be back at the Stutn Armory Saturday evening.
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Holt
Boutwrell
W. G. Swann
C. E. King
Ray Rickerson
A. Watrons
Erin
County Considers Building Its Own New Roads
County officials debate taking control of road construction amid road material shortages and high bids. With tax funds strained, officials consider county-led projects and potential purchase of road building equipment to accelerate paving this summer.
Presbyterian Congregation Meeting Highlights Church Plans
The Presbyterian congregation held a Monday evening meeting at the Irban church. Election of Thomas Hwing as a three year trustee and Miss Jon Mattox as assistant pianist were reported. Rev A. Brooklam was welcomed as pastor and will begin duties April 28. Refreshments followed the social hour.
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Irba Nyterian
Iuningas
Hines
Thomas Hwing Wat
Gharion Mourow
Jon MaTutios
Brooklam
Oran Hint
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Tinisley
Clemenceau Returns to France After Cairo Voyage
Paris April 7 Former premier Georges Clemenceau left Cairo today signaling his voyage home. Dispatches report he denied rumors of his health failing and described his return as hopeful and reassuring for France.
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Johnson Maintains Lead in Michigan Primary Counts
From Darolt dispatches April 7 Senator Hiram Johnson holds about 48 0010 votes amid Democratic primaries. Hoover leads Gov. Byrd Edgarde in New Jersey with 1472 of 2491 reporting. Wood and Lowden show small margins with Hoover and Lowden in close race as totals rise.
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Hiram Johnson
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New Jersey
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Justice Dept. hunts coal profiteers across nation
About 5 000 Justice Department officials and district attorneys, under Attorney General Palmer, were mobilized to collect evidence and pursue price profiteers in a nationwide probe. Officials said average price increases at mines should not exceed 40 cents per ton.
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Guson Cross
Washington
Yrien
Corry Brick Maker Secures Large Export Order
Corry firm receives export order from Standard Oil Company for chemical brick to be shipped to Roamanta. Large shipment planned within the near future, with Corry Company supplying specialized brick and chemical equipment for export.
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Mio
Gas Company Witness Blames Government in Price Inquiry
United Press reports in Harrisburg that Professor Fisher of Yale testified before the Public Service Commission, asserting the government bears responsibility for postwar inflation and that retail prices may fall or rise with purchasing power. He argued gold standard policies influence price levels and warned against expecting price declines.
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Yale University
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Pennsylvania
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Jay
Fisher
Merey
Bergdoll Home Raid Highlights Theft At Philadelphia Residence
Thieves raided the Bergdoll home in Philadelphia stealing money and clothing and breaking into the safe. Mrs Emma Bergdoll, mother of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, who was recently sentenced to five years for complicity in a death, is named in the report.
Meadville Erie Railroad Worker Murdered After Desperate Clash
In Meadville an Erie Railroad employee, John Morwownsleied, aged 9, was found dead near the Page Boiler Works with a fatal head wound. Police tied the scene to a violent confrontation, noting gunfire and evidence of struggle. Witnesses described a chaotic attack, with footprints, torn clothing, and multiple shots found near the body. Authorities questioned a boarder at the Hy Rel Hotel and considered two guns used in the assault.
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Corry Girl in Trouble at Jamestown
Corry resident Elmer Dunton was arrested in Jamestown after a late Saturday night incident with Treno Carroll. He pleaded guilty to a moral offense and was fined 950. The girl was sent back to Corry for care by her father who arrived from Corry.
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Elmer Dunton
Treno Carroll
Corry
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Har
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Judea
New Housing Corporation Moves To Ease City Shortage
The Housing Corporation board met in its secretary’s offices to set a policy aimed at relieving the acute housing shortage. Directors approved paying bills and extended financial assistance to property owners who remodel to create two family apartments. Immediate action and 75 percent financing of construction are planned to expand housing this summer. A 15 percent capital subscription is due by April 10 with many already paid.
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