Oil Refinery Work Starts at Spartansburg Venture
Reports indicate construction has begun on an oil refinery at Spartansburg by the Glen Gay company. The facility will use crude piped from the Hatchtows area and sit on the Proyine farm, with initial wells nearby and crew including Woodcock and Kuhn among local investors and operators.
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Spartansburg
Spartan
Epitstelleries
Morniik
Titusville Hurst
Alis
Aly
Spartanburg
Wud Gay Company
Team Hiang'y
Hatchtows
Driip
Init
Lonseet Anit Hugayy
Spartans
Olarid Gay Company
Cr. Woodoork
Petroleum Ceiter
James la Rue
Williams Stranb
Rowseville
Geary Kuhn
Mendyille
Woodcock
Buen
Pleasantville
West
Hickory
Stanford Hose Company names new officers
Hobart M Tallty reelected president of the Stanford Hose company at the annual election of oilcore held last night. The results list President Hobart M Tallty, Vice President Charles Lister, Secretary Marlen Pain, Treasurer James Nevily, Foreman Fred Mand, Assistant Omar Chase, Assistant Thomas Sree, Finance, Charlo Umber, Pain and Downey.
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Hobart M Thwt
Stanford Hose Company
Oilcore
Hobart M. Tally View
Charles Lister
Marlen Pain
James Nevily
Fred Mand
Omar Chase
Acon
Thomas Sree
Charlo Umber
Irk
Pain
Paul Downey
Rvisteep
Rank Kinley
Will Heath
Charlen Kinley
James Neville
Charles Craker
Absorhe Hon
Hobart Tall
Ed Hecker
Fred Hand
End of Trouble with Bogus Agent Case at Erie
Report describes a fraud case linked to a bogus agent operation at Erie. Victims alleged losses around $30,000 connected to the scheme. Officers, including Whe, investigated, with several founders named and one key suspect Pred Wall arrested.
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Pederil
Erie
Lovie J
Yublico
Expo
Wall
Settlement Promised By Bedford Man
Bedford man Naylore faces alleged check forger charges with settlement reached to avoid prosecution. Victims include St Pietre and Weddtors aylerr. investigation shows payments to other establishments. Authorities reported the settlement aims to end the case today as banks verify Naylore’s funds.
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Leatordarromeil
Davis
Naylore
Bedfur
Priest Held Over Shooting of Superior in Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Michigan April 13 Rey Hathier Charles Millon an associate of St Wigistine Roman Catholic Church faces policy charges for shooting his superior, Father Hear O Neil, pastor. Police confirm 10 officers attended the scene. The shooting occurred late last night at the sanctuary, four bullets hitting the target with one striking the abdomen. The pastor was admitted to the chief of police station for treatment amid alleged conflict with the priest.
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Mich
Rey Hathier
Charles Millon
Pagtey St
Wigistine
Whittch
Twatlquarvers Lng
Dawth
Rey Fr Hear O'Neil
Finvil
Dillon Mose
Rebels Killed by Italians In Bleak Benghazi Fight
United Press report from Benghazi on April 13 says two hundred rebels were killed in a day of fighting between Latins Goons and Mill tribes near Gardael. Luangarsgol led a assault at Daemmedd camp and forty rebels were killed. Survivors retreated to Antlot and made a desperate stand before being overwhelmed by enemy fire.
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United Press
Benghazi
Tripali
Daemmedd
Gardael
Antlot
Moruel Cary
Ayid
Tornado Devastates Constantinople Area and Mesopotamia
Reports describe heavy tornado damage across TIBODEANN and La Fourche Crossing April 10 18 killing several and injuring many with extensive property loss. Amid regional protests over concessions, Angora plans to pursue a diplomatic deal despite protests.
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Umigea Frese Tibodeann
Constantinop
la Fourche
Neve
Mesopotamia
Tor Gray
Angora Approchmites
United States
Turkey
Angora
Deputy Marshall J F Austin Condition Update
Deputy Marshall J F Austin remains about the same this afternoon after a very restless night. He is reported to be resting more comfortably this afternoon.
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Marshall J. F. Austin
Mr. Austin
Sugar price surge prompts rush probe in Washington
President Harding and his cabinet move to tackle the rising sugar prices amid a flurry of data from the department and key prosecutors. Acting Attorney General Seymour is coordinating a quick investigation with New York officials into alleged sugar market manipulation as prices hit a new yearly high.
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Harding
New York
Washington
Tarding
Ovid
Ihan
Aetng
Ar Seymour
Bell Telephone shifts leave hundreds seeking address changes
Bell Telephone Company officials report a heavy movement of customers requesting telephone changes this month, triple the year ago. Local offices see over one hundred new transfers added to subscriber lists as work rapidity increases, with patience urged while the institution expands to handle the volume. Names and specifics will be published in the Journal in the next issue.
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Bell Telephone Company
Corry
Tesidarwy
Telephos
Bell
Fake liquor prescriptions flood New York in five months
Prohibition officials report that during the first five months, 250000 quarts of allegedly counterfeit liquor prescriptions circulated in New York City. They estimate losses and illicit profits reaching about 1 750 000 dollars as part of the racketeering tied to illicit beverages.
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Umiron
York
New York City
Prohibition
Second Degree Murder Verdict in Scranton Case
In Scranton Pennsylvania on April 13, 14 year old Rimer Woodburn was found guilty of murder in the second degree for killing Si- Jak Payne of Susquehanna County to obtain his money. The jury deliberated for four hours before returning the verdict.
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United Pret
Scranton
Rimer Woodburn
Si- Jak Payne
Susquehanna County
Clase
Ebert repeats German desire for Ruhr peace
German leader Ebert reiterates a wish for a peaceful Ruhr solution in an interview with United Press. He condemns violence and supports international mediation while warning against punitive actions that could jeopardize Germany’s recovery.
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Ebert
Ruhr
Carl D
Groat Gonyright
United Press
Merlin
Friederik Hbart
Hack Kryven
Farm Labor Shortage Seen Across the Nation
Washington reports an impending farm labor shortage with the labor department’s employment service predicting high demand and actual shortages in the West. The service notes a healthy overall industrial condition while foreseeing a steady drop in available hired help nationwide.
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Vntan Eran
Washington
Labor Department
Sowie
Hla
Carter Shows Improvement After Illness
Cairo April 1 Howard Carter explorer of Tutankhamen tomb was briefly ill Wednesday night raising fears of a fate like Lord Carnarvon. He was somewhat improved today though still very weak and haggard and able to be out briefly for a while last evening.
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Cairo
Howard Carter
Tomb of
Tut-Ankh
Amen
Lord Carnarvon
Prisads
Carter
Hospital Strike Looms Amid Appropriation Fight
Fragmented OCR text reports hospital strike threats tied to looming appropriations in Harrisburg. Partial figures mention funds and a June or April date, with unclear agency names and amounts.
Waterford Road Improvement Efforts Debated in Local Meeting
In Crawford County the Waterford area hears proposals for paving the Flynte Road segment between Vine and Treal Streets. Plans aim to connect Union City to the county line, with emphasis on completing drainage and resurfacing to meet county standards. Neighbors raise concerns about funding and timelines as officials outline steps to advance the project.
France seeks public support of America in New York plan
The Poincare government plans a new Information Bureau in New York to coordinate French interests. Gaston Tillett is named director of information and Minister Plenipotentiary Lichert will relinquish the consul general post, to be replaced by M. Barret in New Orleans. The bureau aims for mutual operation with the Paris legation in the United States.
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United Press
Washington
France
PMN
Bushy Wall
Syang
Poincare
New
Iiformation
Lichert i
M. Barret
New Orleans
Wircau of
New York
Aged resident dies at home on Elk Street
Mrs Hannah Drake aged four years died Thursday night at nine o'clock at the home of Jess Davids 68 Elk street Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 PM from Alexanders Undertaking parlors with interment in Pine Grove cemetery Survived by two sons Eds sor Drake of Carry RD and Nel ort Drake of this city
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Hannah Drake
Jess Davids
Elk Street
Edssor Drake
Carry, RD
Nelort Drake
Alexander
Pine Grove
Decision Reserved in Bus Line Case Amid City Hearings
A lengthy hearing examined proposed trolley and bus line routes with debates over street access and safety. Witnesses from city departments and local firms described traction plans, traffic impacts, and regulatory steps, while opponents urged limits on construction timing and routes.
Commons Vote After All Night Session
The House of Commons cleared after a long night with Labour and government alike exhausted. MPs faced hours of speeches as opposition critics pressed for restraint while the government defended its course, with the chamber adjourned until Monday.
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Commons
United Prose
London
House of We
Henehue
Speier
Autsider
Illinois Sunday Blue Laws Move in Springfield
A Lord's Day alliance proposes drastic Blue Laws to ban Sunday amusements in Illinois. The bill, sponsored by Senator Janets MacMurray, would outlaw dancing, bowling, cabarets, fairs, and other commercial entertainments, closing such venues on Sundays across the state.
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Sy United
Springfield
Ilinois
Chicago
Janets MacMurray
Alliance
Progress on New Theatre Nears Opening
The article reports ongoing work on a new theater, with construction advancing under the Rogere company. Expected completion appears near, and officials anticipate an early opening by the Tekal theatre builders.
Left Wing May Swing Affairs of Communists
United Press reports Moscow observers believe a Communist convention will influence policy shifts. The piece notes calls for purging internal lines, debates over monetary strategy, and fears of widespread unemployment if radical reforms take hold in the capital.
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United Press
Moscow
Cominuniat
Develinmynt
Riisala
Wright denies promises of state aid for road projects
In Marrisbwrg Pennsylvania on April 1, State Highway Commissioner Paul Th Wright said no definite commitments have been made to fund road construction. He addressed recent statements claiming pledges for a Buffalo to Pittsburgh highway and noted that any decisions will await the department’s two year financial outlook.
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Marrisberg
State
Commie Woner
Paul Th Wright
Buffalo Dittabuirgh
Wright
State Highway Department
Otting Resigns Mohawk Labs Post for Crane Ohio Ice Cream
H. K. Otting who ran the Mohawk Condensed Milk Company laboratories in the city for over a year has resigned to join the Crane Ohio Ice Cream Company in Columbus as a research chemist. He left this morning to begin his new position.
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H. K. Otting
Mohawk Condensed Milkmpany
Crane Ohio Ice Cream Company
Columbus
Mr. Otting
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