Suit Filed for $100,000 Against Newton Baker
In common pleas court a $100,000 lawsuit is filed against Nic Newton, Walter Henestiet Hrowell, and Miss Plycence A. Flack. The petition alleges false accusation and damages to character and reputation. Pearl Adriersen is named as a related party connected to Cleveland.
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Mita Torothy
Clayton
Common Pleas
Nic Newton
Walter
Henestiet Hrowell
Plycence A. Flack
al Girk
Noted Minister at M E Sunday Services
Rev Franke Wo Case of Tipton is visiting the community and will speak at the Methodist church on Sunday with sermons and pulpit discussions planned. LeRoy Kingsley of the Kingsley M E Church is also connected, and Rev Privk AV. Cats is responding to an invitation to speak.
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Methodist Church
Franke
Tipton
Town Row
Cass
Krle
Codleven
LeRoy
Liege
Kingsley M. Rechurch
Rintus
Svening Howe
League Campaigners in Buffalo Today
League of Nations campaigners arrive in Buffalo to speak tonight. Lord Robert Coil and Hamilton Holt will address an audience, with organizers noting the turnout as coincidental to the trip.
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Buffalo
United Pron
Bik League of Nations
Spesches
Robert Coil
Latin Club
Hamilton Holt
Woorhaw Molt
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
March records as coldest in years in Weert area
Report notes unusually cold March with daily highs and lows lower than recent years. Mentions temperature ranges around 45 to 73 in the month, precipitation totals around 2.63 inches, and several days with measurable precipitation and wind data recorded by observers.
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Weert Sears
Quayty
Diekson
Maren
DON Whitler
Tron Meine
Murch Yard
Dickson
New Castle Man Shot by Woman Recovers
United Press reports a New Castle man, Carl Dalfird, wounded by Mrs. Josephine Hents while visiting in the region, is expected to recover from a gunshot wound at a local hospital after a day of medical care and legal maneuvers. The case involves a long alleged clandestine relationship and ongoing legal proceedings with Dalfird’s and Mrs. Dalles’ families and attorneys.
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United Pro Paris
Las Lneher
Milleranid
Pojhinure
Usvitiis
Elles
New Castle
United Press
NEW Vast
Carl Dalfird
Josephine Hents
Tan
Aiea
New Castle Hospital
Dufforil
Bradon
Dulles
Westint
Dauttford
Dwitord
Weather outlook hints at more clouds next week
The forecast indicates continued cloudiness across the North and Middle Atlantic regions with moderate temperatures. Ohio Valley, Tennessee, and Great Lakes areas expect variable conditions and possible rain later in the period.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Ini Tennesses
Roy
Great Lakes
Additional funds for home builders listed in city notes
A garbled list shows multiple small contributions to home building efforts including Y M Sandburg and Clark & Son Ch, with amounts $200 and $600 respectively. The text then shifts to unrelated items about Rome, a wedding, and a Chamber of Commerce committee with references to a princess Volunda and President OA Hillstrom, all blending into a disjointed report.
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Sandburg
Clark & Son Ch
Tassel Brothers
United
Wilcox
Edislfort
Rome
Gharber of Commerce Committee
Volunda
Hillstrom
Calvi di Bergolo
Chicago
Domestic concerns drive Harding speech in Georgia banquet
President Harding focused on domestic issues at a banquet in Augusta Georgia. He said the nation must prioritize home affairs over international questions and pledged support for farmers railways and soldiers while opposing foreign entanglements beyond the current international program. He urged unity and warned against sectional jealousy as he returns to Washington.
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United Pras
Iyrding
Gypech
Tlarding
Arating
Hard
Harding
Europe
United Sites
Washington
Music Memory Contest Opens Monday Here
The Music Memory Contest will start Monday with the Sousd's Stara and Stripes Forever selections chosen to open the event. Edison Parlors loaned a phonograph for the evening program at the Veryheater venue. Mr Louis Ruppersberger of Warren is visiting the home of Mr and Mrs I.M. Ruppersberger on Euclid Street.
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Sousd
Stara and Stripes Forever
Edison Ghoneattaph
Edison
Louis Ruppersberger
Warren
Visieny
Sind
Ruppersberger
Euclid Street
Herrin Not Guilty Verdict Delights Miners
Marion Illinois April jurors acquitted defendants in a murder and conspiracy case tied to the Morrow mine riot. The court found the accused not guilty after a lengthy trial, while prosecutors said they would press further charges against others involved.
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United
Marion
Ill
Williemson Twinty
DT Harwell
Tutare
Qld
Jsnh
Delos Duty Damanent
Antoni
Mulkic Yiteh
Hugh Willis
Upen
Eccastive
Jamies Fontanetta
Oscar Howard
James Brown
Bert Grace
Daca Clark
Local liquor cases heard Tuesday at city court
Seven defendants from this city were to appear before Alderman Momieyer at Brig on Tuesday April 11 for liquor offenses. The federal agents who conducted the raid that led to arrests were expected to present their case. Several locals were postponed to appear next week with names including Dan Puchivan George Stesler Ralph Ghinictino and Mrs Andraw Pelmate. Miss Marjorie Uny left after visiting Miss Estelle Merry for home in Buffalo.
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Dliegger
Momieyér
Brig
Miroty
eVera
Casey
Evie
Evie ad dormany qext week re= Dan, Puchivan, George Stesler
Ralph Ghinictino
Btw
Rowe Swariteh
Mrs
Andraw Pelmate
R.A. Bach
Otner
Levin Jackson
Marjorie Uny
Estelle Merry
Lultalo
V. Graham
Warren
MM J Statutory
Thin City
Henry Buckle
Tawnville
Cora Hunt Toray
Akron
Allene Brooke
Union City
Summerless Year of 1816 Described in Local Clipping
Levi Pennypacker preserves a clipping from the Hotton Journal describing 1816 as unusually severe with cold months, extensive ice, heavy snow in May and June, and frost in August. The account details snow depths in Jamestown and widespread winter-like conditions across New England, New York, Vermont, and Maine, plus seed corn issues and high seed prices.
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Phloenixville
Levi Pennypacker
Hotton Journal
Abraham Powell
New York
Vermont
Maine
New England
United States
Jamestown
Tows
Illinois
Pepper May Lead Fight For League
A spokesman for Pepper predicts a league fight ahead and urges mediation through league machinery. He dismisses rumor of a break and emphasizes unity under American leadership while discussing the upcoming mediation efforts.
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Pepper
Canada Pleads League to End Dope Traffic
The article reports Canada urging the League of Nations to curb narcotics trafficking linked to a drug route via Spain and French territories. It cites routes through Newfoundland and St Pierre and Miquelon, with ships used by smugglers and notices to French, Spanish, and German representatives.
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Canada
League
League of Nation
Emvermi
Germany
Spain
Miquelon
Westfield incident briefing involving public safety items
A fragmented note describes a Westfield event with a six foot Black person, a White rover, and references to public safety items, a $500 amount, and a realty value. The text is garbled and difficult to parse but suggests an encounter or confrontation with multiple named parties and an implied financial stake.
Woman Accused in Poisoning of Two Children
A report describes Mrs Mred Millen of Millers Mallaw facing charges after alleged poisoning of two children. Police detail show a motive to spare the trials of motherhood, with speculation she may suffer temporary insanity.
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Hemira
Mred Millen
Millers Mallaw
Becume
Peter Stacey Dies After Long Illness In City
Peter Stacey died early today after a long illness. His home was at 52 Woodbrick Street where he lived for fifty years. The funeral will be held at Bellman Monday, with services by King Solomon Lodge No 210. A grass fire near Washington and North Second Avenue prompted a false alarm later in the afternoon.
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Peter Stacey
Meg
Mra Skinner
Bellman
King Sola
Inn Lodge Nu
Sir Stacey
Tife Jong
Washington and
North
Second Avenue
Harding Plans Western Trip Amid Unclear Schedule
Harding will start a western tour in June with a tentative plan to visit Ataski and Washington. The precise dates remain unsettled as officials anticipate a leisurely pace and possible stops along the way.
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Harding
Ape
Heit
Haj Wlauk
Ataski
Peatanty
Senteaibert
Provident
Mike
Ranlise
Pere AL Varans
Debs Plans Russia Visit Amid Invitations from Moscow
Debs stated to United Press that he received a cable inviting him to visit Russia and that he plans to go, though no fixed dates are set. He hoped to return soon but will stay occupied with commitments at home, while officials expect a welcoming reception in Russia.
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Moscow
United Pres
Ind
United, Press
Escore Invitave Film
Russia
Ford units set new monthly record in Detroit data
Detroit April report shows Ford Motor Co. retail sales hit a new monthly high in March with cars and trucks leading the gain. The year’s best previous month was Tone 124 with 28.39 percent sales. Ford automobiles and trucks added momentum amid strong demand.
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Unitea Rrass
Detroit
Fort Sbitarly
Rover
ACONO
Ford
PTA Members To Hear Health Talk Friday
Here at the Municipal building P T A leaders will address members on health and posture. Dr Davis of Brie will likely attend and speak on the relationship of pure water to health with a talk planned for the 24th of the month.
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de Davis
Brie
Blane
Davie
Enjoyable Meeting of Arts and Crafts Club
Carmel newspaper item notes a pleasant Arts and Crafts Club gathering with Mrs Ernest Merk as host. Thirteen members attended and a luncheon was served. Next meeting planned with Mrs Edments. Travel and local society notes accompany the report.
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Arts and Crafts
Paving Row Sparks Conflict Over 3 Mile Stretch
An April incident near Erie, Pennsylvania, involves Findley Lark and Mr. and Mrs. Ear Love clashing with a Corry company crew over pavement work. A stalled car and heated exchange led to a threat with a weapon as efforts to remove a vehicle from a frozen trench continued.
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Ear
Corry
Tee Company
Bat Iinique Ecgperienice
Erie
Willy Lake
Leave
Mick Hinddy
Love
Lene Asteed
Coe
Findley
Lee
Jurlie
Weeks Refuses To Halt Slander Suit Involving Army Officers
Secretary of War Weeks Loday refuses to suspend a 10 000 slander case brought by Caprin and Mrs Edwin Ho Randle against individuals including Lt Conger and Holt Rayitle. The suit accuses defamation of Mrs Randles character. the Rindles allege army officers at Port Sam Movern Texas are involved. Weeks received a telegram from Mrs Randles asking to drop the case.
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Uniteu Pross
Washington
Secretary of War
Weeks Loday
Caprin
Edwin Ho Randle
Iy 4
Conger
Randles
Holt Rayitle
Port Sam Movern
Texas
Rundle Tory
Spartansburg Girl Weds Detroit Man
Miss Elizabeth Scott and Howard Martin were married in Spartansburg on April 7 in a hall fitted up by the Catholic Church. Father Hartness presided. Breakfast for about twenty five followed at the Spartansburg hotel before the couple left for their new home in Clymer New York. Both are employed in Mohawk Mille plants and plan to reside in New York after a brief wedding trip.
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Artansburg
Elizabeth Scott
Dauyght
Eeward Scott
Howard Martin
Detroit
Eeremany Benng
David Hartness
Bowseville
Spartansburg
Thos
Scott i
Spartansburg High School
Indiana Normal
Ihe Chemical Department
Mohawk
Mie
Cory
Martin
Mohawk Mille
Clymer
N.Y
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