Barthou Opposed to Reparations Discussion
Article reports French foreign minister Barthou opposing reparations debate amid Genoa conference talks. German and Allied proposals, financial plans, and negotiations on postwar reconstruction and foreign payments are outlined with emphasis on budget balancing and European relations with Russia.
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United Press
Germany
Kurpie
Russia
Geno
Geeciahy
Gurmiat
Volicahy
Cab
Four safes forced in New York business district
A terse New York dispatch reports four safes broken into by a group in the downtown business district. The exact locations and perpetrators remain unclear as investigators process the scene described with fragmented details.
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N. Y
Senator Crow Condition Reported Improved At Hospital
Pittsburgh April 1 Senator Mor William J Crow’s health showed marked improvement today after a period of weakness at Mare’s Hospital where he had been treated for pernicious anemia. The report noted continued recovery and strength returning to the veteran legislator.
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Loy United Prosay
Pittshurgh
William JS
Mares Hospital
Howes Craw
Trout Season Opens Tomorrow Across Pennsylvania
April 14 Harrisburg reports that trout season will start tomorrow in Point Township and across the state. Officials say streams are in good condition and many stocked fish are ready for the opener.
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Prosa
Harrisburg
Non-Union Miners Attacked by Women in New Salem
State police were called to New Salem after a clash near a mine involving women attacking nonunion workers. The incident occurred during tensions tied to a strike, with injured workers reported and authorities pursuing statements from both sides.
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United Press
Uniontown
API
New Salem
Wan Cloimiedt
Norfolk Fire Devastates Virginia Town Leaving Thousands Homeless
A massive blaze in Norfolk Virginia, described as sweeping through Herkley and adjacent negro districts, destroyed 260 dwellings a lumber plant a saw mill and seven churches. The fire forced evacuations, damaged ships and caused widespread displacement of about 12 000 residents in a wind driven disaster.
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Waleed Press
Norfolk
Herkley
Yeaterday
Ani
McCumber Aims to Pass Soldier Bonus Before Tariff
Washington April 14 Chairman McCumber of the Senate committee says the soldiers bonus bill should be passed before tariff action. Senator Watson warns changes may be needed and hearings are planned with Commander McNider of the American Legion present to gain committee support for reporting the bill.
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American Legion
Pittsburgh Gas Companies Drill Second East City Well
Readable fragments report Pittsburgh interests drilling a second well east of the city for gas. News notes the well may yield pressure today and cites ongoing operations by Beach and others, with additional wells drilled by Pittsburgh interests in the area.
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Tennsylvania Bay
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Pittsburgh
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Andor
Bandits Rob Cleveland Jewelry Store In $50,000 Gem Heist
Three bandits robbed the Max Kure jewelry store in Cleveland, escaping with gems valued at fifty thousand dollars. Clerks were threatened while a third suspect sabotaged the sale after unlocking the shop.
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Tasted Press
Landits
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Inge
Explosion of TN T causes $540,000 in damages at Helper Utah
Reported blast from a heavy TNT charge near Helper Utah damaged buildings and caused about 540000 in losses. Injuries were noted among workers while surrounding areas sustained rock and debris fallout as officials investigate.
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My United Preny
Salt Lake City
Utah
Former Cossack General Semenoff Jailed After Civil Suit
United Press reports General Szekory Semenoff once led Siberian Cossacks and tortured Americans in Russia. He was arrested in New York in connection with a 475000 civil suit filed by Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland. He was surrendered by his bondman after a 25000 bail posted. Crowds jeered as he was taken to Laichow Street jail, his wife at the cell door.
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United Press
New York
Szekory Semenoff
Siberia
Russia
Laichow Street
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Lerival
Fidelity and Deposit Co
Maryland
East Side
Truce in Belfast shattered amid Easter violence
Belfast reports say Easter holiday tensions erupted into street fighting with seven casualties. Civilians killed and wounded as gunmen opened fire while police struggled to contain the chaos.
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Belfast
Good Wriday
Rive
Senowige & Kenble Sante
Toni
Evidanot
Gertrude Leas
Aineer
Anne
Meyan
William Lawrence
Cairole
Watchman Confesses Role in Major New York Heist
George Bainbridge, a watchman at the Royal Insurance building, admitted aiding a gang in a robbery that netted over 50 000 dollars. A stenographer accomplice helped seven safes be rifled while the bandits operated through the building and “line” area below the police Dead Line. The raid, described as one of the boldest of a crime wave, occurred overnight with nine participants.
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New York
George Bainbridge
Royal Insurance
Fiy
Vegas
de Line
Royall Insurance
Explosion Pounds Standard Oil Plant Injuring Five
A blast at the Standard Oil Company plant in Whiting Illinois injured five workers and caused about 2 million dollars in property damage. The explosion started a fire and drew ambulances from East Chicago Indiana Harbor and nearby towns.
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Standard of Corpany
Butery
British Schooner Overhauled Seized as Rum Runner
A British schooner was seized by a police motor boat patrol in the bay off BUth Street. The raid yielded twenty five barrels of rye whiskey and hundreds of bottles of Scotch. The vessel, sailing under a Toronto secrecy, carried papers tied to St. Peter, Canada.
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New York
Buth Street
Neanon
Bewes
St. Pitre
Canada
Republican Extremists Seize Dublin Hotel
Unstable reports say Republican extremist troops seized the Four Courts building in Dublin during a suspected armed uprising. The scene mirrors earlier turmoil as authorities scramble to assess the confrontation and the impact on the city.
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Dublin
United Pree
Four Courts
Four Cantris
Board Elects Partial List of Teachers at Hound of Elica
At a meeting yesterday the Hound of Elica elected a partial list of teachers for the coming school year. Salaries for grade teachers are at the minimum permitted by law with a $100 yearly increase for those remaining in service. The following teachers were elected: L Brown principal Ruth Thomas Grace Thom as Mary Kenney Cora G Smith Frances W Armstrong June A Zapl etc.
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Sture
Arade
L, Brown
Ruth Thomas
Grace Thamas
Mary Kenney
Cora G. Smith
Frances W. Armstrong
Jnne A. Zapl J. Shawn
Teley Sulivan
Ethel Street
Kathryn Norton Vera Tronks
Bertha D McCray
Myabelle Tyndall
Asilah Routs
Helenbeth B. Ranter
Maude Tonateel
Mattie VanTassall
Lotta M
Sam G. Sweet Named Vice President of Citizens Bank
Sam G. Sweet has been named vice president of Citizens Bank after a special meeting of the bank’s board. The appointment reflects leadership at the bank as it continues to expand management and serve its patrons.
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Win
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Bane
Noted Irish tenor McCormack improves after illness
John McCormack, famed Irish tenor, shows improved condition after three days near death due to a dangerous throat infection. Doctors report his throat nearly closed but say vocal function not seriously affected and a public recovery plan is under review.
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Tad
Burapie
Gether
Stanford Hose Co. elects new officers in annual meeting
Hobart M. Hall was named President succeeding Charles Kinley at the Stanford Hose Co election held in its club rooms. New officers include Vice President Charles Lester, Secretary Charles Pain, Treasurer James Nevilles, Foreman Fred Hand, First Assistant Foreman Jobin Paulson, and trustees and committee members Thomas Taft, PJ Downey, DC Titus, Clark Pain, Franke Kibley, W. M. Treath, and Cha Kinley.
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Charles Kinley
Charles Lester
Charles Pain
James Nevilles
Fred Hand
Jobin Paulson
Amisty
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DC. Titus
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Franke Kibley
W. M. Treath
Chae Kinley
True Fees
Daugherty Reports Encouraging News In Strike Situation
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Attorney General Daugherty saying there are indications of efforts to settle the coal strike. He notes encouraging progress but no concrete action toward a settlement and adds he discussed the matter with President Harding.
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Washington
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Daugherty
Harding Backs Navy of Sixty Seven Thousand
President Harding spoke in favor of a Navy of 67 000 men against a proposed cut to 60 000 in the House Appropriation bill. He sent a letter to Representative Langworthy outlining his position though the text was kept secret. The issue was expected to flare again in late today or tomorrow during the legislative debate.
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Sinn Fein Vow Violence Blamed in Gotham Shooting
A chaotic assault in Manhattan injures scores of pedestrians near Central Park West. Police report Sinn Fein supporters blamed by witnesses as gunfire erupts. one Republican Army soldier identified among victims. Authorities say several shot victims remain hospitalized with serious but nonfatal injuries.
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Inch
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Connorsanita Wak
Feared Husband's Slayer Would Be Freed Threatening Crisis Report
An article reports the death of Mrs. Anna Glickstein shot and killed by Mrs. Lillian Rawwen and a prior claim that her husband’s killer would be freed. The piece notes a personal crisis and a patient’s mention of justice, with references to Clive Stone and looming court action.
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New York
Anna Glickstein
Lillian Rawwen
Clive Stone
Wilson Tumulty Dinner Stir Rocks Washington
A Washington banquet involving former President Woodrow Wilson and Joseph Tumulty causes a political stir. The New York Times reports doubts over official messages and signals a broader push to define Wilson’s stance on key issues.
Annual Meeting of Motor Club Tonight
The Arnuni Meeting and Smoker at the Viarrye Motor Club will be held on Friday evening, April 1st at 8 o clock at the Municipal Building. Officers will be elected and important business discussed, including pushing for improved roads along the main line East to Kame and West as Waterford. reports and consideration also planned. Members urged to attend and bring copies for review.
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Viarrye Motor Clut
Ensytithe
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Owe
Cory
Kame
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Adel
Union Minister at M. B. Church
A Union Minister spoke at M. B. Church to a large audience Thursday evening. The event featured a prayer by Rev. Weve J. Cy Nebr and announcements of future services by Rev. Ginter. The program highlighted youth and community engagement, with plans for a continuation Friday evening.
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