Gompers Suffering From Fractured Rib
New York April 28 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor is reported to be suffering from a fractured rib after a fall yesterday. His condition is described as not serious and he is resting at home. Mrs Gompers and several visitors are mentioned as staying with him.
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League of Nations Covenant Adopted by the Conference
A chaotic telegraph-style report from Turin and Paris describes the League of Nations Covenant adoption in plenary sessions. It notes British French Italian and Japanese involvement, proposed representation on councils, and military considerations amid questions of global security and alliance participation.
Peace Conference Seeks Punishment for War Guilt
United Press report from Washington states that the peace conference will fix punishment for those responsible for world war. Proposals to try German leaders emerge as France pushes justice, with Allies demanding accountability and penalties for key war crimes.
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Rainbow and Iron Division Men Land Mentor April
Transports brought Rainbow and Iron Division units to the port. Brigadier General William Fallsett led officers aboard the vessel alongside elements of the 149th 150th and 154th machine gun battalions the 17th mobile ordnance repair shop and several infantry and artillery detachments. The Unity Army Corps headquarters detachment joined 32 officers and 63 men. Veterans of the 48th Pennsylvania National Guard were among the arrivals, signaling imminent deployment to Camp Dix for military inoculation.
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Late Amendments and Victory Notes Reported in Briefs
Bulletin items from Uurrivhurg and New York summarize amendments to compensation bills for state teachers, plus Treasury data showing about one billion dollars in Victory Notes, with minimal market activity and routine political and fiscal updates. Plainspoken items note the Woolmen of the World convention and a dim near-term schedule for the 111th Infantry deployment, with the ship expected to dock tomorrow.
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Dental office thieves attempt ends in failed break in
Report states an apparent break in attempt at a dental office in the Horn Divide area. A person or group sought entry to a laboratory and front area before leaving unnoticed as patrols and alarms were engaged. Authorities urge vigilance after similar citywide incidents.
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Social Notes Highlight 1919 1920 Hospital Auxiliary Event
A 1919 1920 era social gathering hosted by the Hospital Auxiliary featured a large reception with fresh flowers and a committee of Mrs W Eugene Rhodes Mrs Wed Alverson and others. Gifts included work progress for 1919 1920 and plans for an upcoming dinner and officer elections. A birthday anniversary for Damon Davids was noted with family and Civil War veteran recognition.
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Findley Road Survey Completed After Delayed Work
A fragmented report notes surveyors completed Findley Road work after delays. It mentions officials including a colonel and engineers coordinating the finish, with plans for paving and related construction, funded by county and state, likely to begin within weeks.
Dynamite, Gunfire, and Arrests Shake Town Lunches
A violent incident unfolds with gunfire injuring Giovanni Pabrisio, Andrew Guntile, and Andrew Gamble at a residence. Two bullets strike Pabrisio chest and arm, a limb broken. Gamble sustains two bullets. The Gamble home was dynamited on April 2, 1018, likely by foe Gir eontl, who was recently sentenced to prison. Police note possible links between the dynamiting and shooting remain uncertain.
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Heroic Peace shown this evening with Sting Beans act
An evening presentation of Heroic Peace will be shown at the theater alongside the regular program featuring Chutes Ray in Sting Beans. The promo notes the film as one of the finest ever presented and ties it to the Victory Loan campaign.
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Nine Year Old Boy Dies of Lockjaw in Bradford
Mrs J J Morris and two sons of Bradford were guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Leland Evans when Owen W Cornell aged 9 of Wattsburg died of lockjaw at 1 am today at 73 West Columbus Avenue after a fall during play. He had spent the weekend with his hosts. Funeral plans were not listed.
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Passages in memory of Ch Bracken obituary headline
Ch Bracken passed away this morning at his home on Wort Monae. He was born in Humiting and engaged in local grocery business. Survived by widow Mind Orisa Wight and four children, with services pending and no flowers at the family’s request.
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Army divisions released for early return to U S
Washington reports the 88th and 89th National Army divisions are being released to prepare for their early return to the United States, as announced by the War Department. Weather updates indicate Rein tonight and probably.
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Mission opens at St Elizabeth's amid chant and vigil
A crowded service at St Elizabeth's marked the opening of a mission with a large gathering and a procession. speakers and clergy led talks on devotion to the Rosary and the Holy Land as parishioners prepared for nightly prayers and attendance by Rev Mond Sominsinger and others.
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