Miners and Workers Face Strife in Multiple Cities
Reports from Indianapolis New York Charleston and West Virginia describe tensions as miners and workers confront authorities. Incidents include shootings near Mount Hope Oswald and arrests as police respond to labor unrest and delivery blockades amid ongoing strikes and violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tby
United Place
Indianapolis
J. Fawlh Dil
Sail Hulny
Tarquorty Lewis
New York
Citarleston
W. Way
Apeili
New River
West Virgin
Toiay
Mount Hope
Oswald
Omegan
Mada Lyathe
Fares Pep
Fishermen License Receipts Sought for Hatchery Operations
The state outlines license and tax receipts required for hatchery operations. Aimed at fishermen over twenty one, the rules mandate proper documentation and adherence by all hatchery workers across departments. The measure, publicized in January, emphasizes compliance and enforcement by state police and fisheries officials.
Historical Circle Meeting Highlights Noted Members
An Enjoyable Historical Circle session drew an attentive crowd with member updates on past presidents and recent topics. Highlights included talk on a notable figure, sketches by Mary and Elizabeth, and a discussion led by Mr Jackson with other readings and sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnglund
Sparink
Aifterntinn
Tonge
Mary
Elizabeth
Bres
Gabe
Seattl
Jackson
Keim
Sputne
Teerisle
Probable burglary frustrated in Sopd Center area
Police were called to a Sopd Center Wreet residuius Monday evening after a probable burglary was interrupted. Officers describe a quick retreat by the burglar upon being discovered and a broader neighborhood patrol to prevent further incidents. No further operations were reported today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sopd
Pitts
J Thint Lad Wen
Inti Hoan
Tariff Bill Faces Strong Bipartisan Opposition
Washington April 12 Congress moves to push a tariff bill amid strong opposition from farmers and political factions. Senator Luka Jette denounces it as a breach of faith and the House weighs Ways and Means objections, signaling a partisan clash as the season opens.
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United Props
Washington
Goldbrick
Maidakah
Luka Jette
House
Fntate Piratics
Comnasitec Lk
ARS
Congress
Senate
Republican Party
King's Heralds Meet Thursday at Methodist Church
The King's Morality group holds its regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at the Methodist Church. A program includes recitations such as A Tats Remark, Aunt Aury's Thank-Offer, Missionary Pennies, and The New Cable. Children should bring their mite boxes. parents and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurstty
Durham
Mulligan
Aury
Tozer Toadig
Reho
Mildred
Alice
Mary
Harold Retinger
Catherine Patterson
Genoa Conclave Makes Early Gains, Reports Say
United Press dispatch from Genoa notes the conference has yielded three results including readmission of Russia, non aggression assurances among major powers, and economic and transportation pacts. It cites Russian opposition and the challenge of aligning Allied terms with European aims amid cautious optimism.
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United Prasat
Genoa
Moderat Tower
Babel
Loyd George
Russia
Europe
Gay
Wasixtenio
Aiport
Cannes
Varional Commissionea
Gotham Authorities Fear Gang War Looms After Shooting
Police fear a gang war as James Horace known as mail earner was wounded by a Gopher Gang sniper from a roof. Shots fired from ambush struck Horace in the side and stomach while he leaned from his apartment window. Officials note the gun used had a silencer and wonder if the attack was intentional or accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prose
New York
James Horace
Gophers
Wmnbust
Atrack Horace
Horace
Teta Hing
Urged shift to checks to curb robberies in NYC
An official appeal urged businessmen to quit cash payrolls and switch to checks as a police probe began. The Chamber of Commerce of New York and the Brooklyn chamber backed the move, aiming to reduce robberies that followed cash payrolls.
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United Press
New York
Police Department
Chamber of Fonitieres
Suite
Chamber of Commerce
Brooklyn
Metropol
Enright
Mike
Rayrolli
Britain agrees to begin refunding war debts
Washington reports that sribvin plans immediate action to refund 11 million dollars of Allied debts to the United States. France Belgium Italy and other nations are not delaying negotiations. The text notes accompanying travel and family visits amid the debt talks.
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Washington
Sribvin
State Department
United States
Ruteell
Mins
Kepiarment
Cambridge
France
Belgium
Italy
Dorothy Sandburg
Senator Crow ConditionWorsens Hospitalized After Transfusion Hint
Pittsburgh April 12 United States Senator William Crow's condition worsened today with a blood transfusion possibly needed to save his life. Dr Arthur E Crow arrived from Jusontown reporting his brother's rapidly deteriorating health at Mercy Hospital.
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United Pros
Pittsburgh
United States
Willam
Crow
Mercy Hospital
Arthur E. Crow
Jusontown
Erie R R Officer Beaten Heads for Hospital
Robert Sickler a 43 year old special officer at Erie shops Avoca was beaten by two men. He suffered serious head injuries and was taken to Taylor Hospital in critical condition. Authorities investigate the attack as they search for suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prose
Scranton
Robert Sickler
Wilkes Barre
Erie Shops
Avoca
Sickler
Mie
Taylor Hospi
Irish Warring Ends as Conference Opens
Irish fighting eased as talks begin in Dublin. Collins and De Valera prepare to sign a third peace pact with the Republicans, hoping to avert further violence on the Rotcommon-West Meath border as the 1916 rebellion anniversary nears. The meeting aims to avert disruption and push a peace process forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dublin
Michie Colling
Tewe
Moviniguml Kuveramnant
DeValera
Coline
Dubtie
Heiday
Collins
Grafith
O'Neil
Amora
Meath
de Valera
Collins Sind
Train Crash Fatalities Reported At Lake Sunapee
Three railroad workers died when a Boston and Maine freight plunged into a lake west of Sunapee New Hampshire. Victims include engineer G W Atwood fireman Ralph Ching and another crew member, all trapped in the engine end with bodies not recovered from the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Sunaper
Boston
Maine
Lake Sunipee
G. W. Atwood
Ralph Ching
Kel
Ing
Johnsonburg murder case leads to spring registration day changes
A Johnsonburg murder case is noted alongside voter registration updates. The report cites a verdict, a penitentiary sentence, and changes to primary registration procedures including location shifts in Tomsonturg. It mentions party preference changes before the spring primary and details about polling precinct adjustments.
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Revie EU
Ana Onporsere Baird
William Tnity
Hill
Western
Nat
Margaret Yer
Tomsonturg
Dao
Thid
Ford
Brooks Garage
Chilloy St
Pring
Ich
Senate leaders to probe CP Pagan strike influence
United Press reports Senate leaders plan a private inquiry into CP Pagan and the United Mine Workers, focusing on claims about strike actions and statements attributed to officials. Judge Orr and others face questioning as officials consider formal steps.
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United Pros
Pittsburgh
Fa Bane
Ditsid Ny
Uribe Mit
Ehatped Byl
Wdge
Chiron
Orr Critesl
States
Unie Te
Hénted Steikions
Mminisy
Fagin Namnil Sealy Fuapasik Wey Koslowiv
Gae
Y Leen
Ory Juedhey Grn
Aiviirluye
Fagan
William J. Brennan
United Mine Workers
Orr
Ore
Washington
Rorati
Char
Senate Labor Lomminister
Wfote Wsenate
Pagan
Uited
Mind Withers
Madera Furbel
Charles P. Orr
America
Onal
Norah
Otluys
Waliove Paquin
Wbell
Hunting and Fishing Scenes to Be Shown at Rex Theater
A series of hunting and fishing motion pictures will be shown Thursday evening at the Rex Theater under the Rod and Gun Club. The program includes Canada geese, swordfishing off Catalina, a Maryland turkey hunt, moose hunting in New Brunswick, and a duck hunt at Curles Neck Virginia.
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Rex Heater
Catalina
Mary
B. Bass
Moore
New Bruns
Wick
Curles Neck
Virginia
Corryites Married at Mayville Today
Ralph Vanderhoff and Miss Bernice Tollis were quietly married at the Mayville Methodist church parsonage this morning. The couple plans a short wedding trip to Buffalo before returning to North Center street residence.
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Ralph Vanderhoff
Bernice Tollis
Mayville
Methodist Church
aMiss Hollis
Henry Tollis
North Center Street
Vanderhofs
Toca P. Ry Ry
Buffalo
North Center
Liberty Bonds Par on Exchange Sparks Market Showdown
The treasury confirmed Liberty bonds in the market traded at or near par, marking a record day in securities. New York Stock Exchange activity showed six of ten Liberty issues at or above par while others hovered close to their subscription price. Meanwhile, local notices report residents traveling and a fall at Park Place causing a fractured arm.
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United Press
New York
Gillerat Reenguitoin
Treasury
New York Stock
Fhichamge Dodiny
Oie
AM Baker
Lottsville
Meadville
Rop Wood
Peter Canter
Sherntfi
Oliver Castor
Frederick Street
Park
Place Street
Kidlup
Red Cross Executive Board Meets in Cory Chapter
The Cory Chapter Red Cross executive board met Monday evening in the Red Cross rooms. Reports covered infant well care, clinic supervision, and a Thursday afternoon maternal health program open to all mothers and children, with free physician services.
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Cory Vhaptar
Rusworth Hull
Woeker
Cory Chaptar
Redross
Publi Health Marine
A. B.C
Red Cross
Semenoff Accused as Wholesale Murderer in Hearing
A Washington hearing cites Semenoff as a wholesale murderer with testimony about atrocity schemes and murder trains along the frontier. General Graves and officials recount horror scenes, while Blaine Winckald visits in a wartime context.
Board Meeting Considers Teacher Appointment and Repairs
The Board discussed appointing teachers for the upcoming term and reviewed proposed repairs to school buildings. Members debated architectural plans, funding, and the April meeting schedule as they moved toward final decisions.
Japan Welcomes British Prince Amid Festive Reception
Queen Mary’s son arrived in Yokohama to a triumphant welcome as crowds lined the docks. Japanese officials greeted the heir apparent with honors and a tour schedule planned through Tokyo and allied ceremonies during his visit.
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United, Press
Toro
Yokohama
Ayawehiy
Mithie Dock
Japan
Ro Val
Tremendous Pont
Entuniusin
Yokatumu
Anil
Ulf
Vif
Wales
Sermon by Rev J F Black Stresses Service Charity and Faith
A Methodist service led by Rev J F Black emphasized stewardship of persons, humility, service, and prayer with focus on religious duty. Bishop Berry to deliver continuing messages and a week of special music and youth outreach events accompany the Sunday service.
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Methodist Church
North
McDonald
Wessage
Thik cVehling
Bishop Berry
Bagwr
Tye Sentiwr
Potter
Corry
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