Will Withdraw Cavalry From Mexico Soon
United Press reports Washington may withdraw the eighth cavalry from Mexico as Mexican bandits are reportedly captured. Carranza requests immediate withdrawal and State Department says no protest exists. Mexican officials and U S observers discuss the border patrol and potential clashes during the withdrawal plan.
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State Department
United Press
Washingtony
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Traupn
Eroa
Mexico
Wilaon
Wouthiign
United Peom
Holt
Tila Ranagin
Sean
State Militia Patrolling Hammond Amid Labor Tensions
The Hammond district sees militia members arriving and patrolling as an order in force. Authorities report no riots, though confrontations with striking workers and foreigners sparked clashes reported in the week. Talks between Standard Blue company staff and strikers stalled, with no conference outcome as officials press for calm.
Prominent Waterford Man Found Dead In Tragic Self Inflicted Shooting
A Waterford township resident, about 52, died yesterday afternoon at home by firing a 22 caliber rifle. The incident occurred while he sat on his porch, and the death is believed instantaneous. Deputy Coroner Van Tidgel of Union City conducted the inquiry, ruling the death a suicide. Survived by a brother in Waterford and a sister in Waterford, with widowed spouse Mrs Camp among close family ties.
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Miley Houghton
Guledont
Waterford
Moughston
Waterford Township
Paul Nevaral
Haing
Owhille
Houghton Plas
Fred
Corons
van ‘Tigsel
Union Ojty
Inv
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Wulcido
Hide
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Warren Stars Here Saturday
A garbled local sports note reports Warren and opponents meeting on the Washington street diamond Saturday afternoon in a baseball game. It references Warren County and potential troop movements affecting the event but the details are unclear due to poor OCR.
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Washington Street
Lucula
Warren County
CANDIDATES FOR COUNTY OFFICES ANNOUNCED
A list of county office candidates is released showing incumbents and party affiliations. Republicans name Horrick Kenomer Bet Waterhoune Walker, Democrats Grogs Rogap, Socialists Elraman Steinbarth, and minor parties appear with various nominees for Auditor Treasurer Register and Recorder Prothonotary District Attorney Clerk of Courts and more.
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Couirty
Poaltl
Tos
Ahh
Moordhioad
Dounia
Shier
Democratin
Tinit Grogs
Toxeph
Rogap
Fu Soblutatt
Socialiet
Balloting on Strike Continues in Pittsburgh
Ballots remain in the referent strike vote as leaders expect the outcome to favor continuation. Reported turnout and street gatherings show continued pressure, with participants arguing over wage demands and job actions.
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Pittaburgh
Ang
Strika
Tifkin
Hearings on Kenyon bill continued
The Senate Agricultural Committee hears testimony on a bill to regulate the meat packing industry. Dr. Antes addresses the Kenyon proposal while Harney, head of the Southern Wholesalers Association, urges expansion of fruit market controls.
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Kenyon
Gros Carion
Senate Agricultural Committee
Rr. Harney
Meaearch and Publicity Burman
Southern Whotowle Grocers’ Association
Waableytay
Ang
Aralhet
Fernal
Maine
Fhrual
Dewey Family Hold Reunion
The Downey family held a reunion yesterday in Columbug township with about thirty five persons attending. A Johnson and Garland were represented. A local dinner was served at Wood and Inter Prof Monroe delivered a paper on the Dewey ancestry. Officers listed include Mrs Amin Quick and Garland as vice presidents. The 1920 reunion will be held at the home of D. Ty Dewy in Corry.
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A. J. Gartie
Columbug
Oprey
Garland
Wood Ant
L. Monroe
Dewey
Ari
Pyonis Dent Mra
Amin Quick
Leland Dewey
Gerrysaver
Tnry Troanteur
Mra
Barnht Page
Cola
D. Ty Dewy
Corry
Driver Held Responsible For Death In Cascade Collision
Coronera jury investigated the death of Dai Rosalter age four at Seventh and Cascade. The inquest found Dan Rosalter, riding in a car driven by Kla aon, struck by a second car driven by Glen Cooper of Palnglew. The verdict held both drivers responsible for the fatal crash.
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Dai Rosalter
Casnade
Bathhday
Quinn
Dia
Martimes
Rosalter
Kla Aon
Cascade
Glen Coop
Fairview
WB. Holden
Dan Rocster
Nomue
Glen Cooper
Palnglew
Committee to visit Youngstown on housing relief plan
A special meeting of the Board of Commerce directors discussed Youngstown's housing shortage and plans for a joint committee to visit the city. Officials from Corry aim to study Youngstown’s methods for housing relief, including loans and furnished rooms, to ease local demand and set up a visiting program with Ohio city leaders.
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Corry
Shipoar Ofirectora
The
Board of Commerce
Mpny
Joew
Vinit Younge
Oyoni
Crown
Commence Board
Iarge
Youngstown
Loma
Chamber of Commores
Laurie
Bentley
Ohio City
Mosers
Buntley
Fred King
Possibilities of Settlement in Actor Strike Shrink
United Press dispatch from New York notes early peace hopes dim as the actors strike closes most theatres. Chicago reports show routes blocked and attempts at settlement underway, with few viable options. one large theatre briefly resumes showings amid uncertainties.
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United Pre
New York
Tims
Nore
United Press
Chicago
Thanders
Stage
Six Die in Wreck Near Traverse City Two Trains Collide
A passenger and a freight train collided sixty miles south of Traverse City Michigan yesterday. Six people died and many others were injured in the crash. The wreck occurred when the freight train collided with the passenger train on a track used by Pierre and Marquette lines.
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Traverse City
Daltederes
Traverse
Oliv, Michy
Rix Momrwyore
Pierre Amd Marquette
Here
Lloyd Smith Family Reunion Held At Old Homestead
The annual Lloyd-Smith family gathering occurred yesterday at the old homestead now occupied by Mr and Mrs Clyde Heath. Sixty nine attended from Gerry Union City Charenton and nearby areas. Dinner at noon followed by a literary program. Officers named include President Mrs J C Hoath Secretary Mrs Will Chory Treasurer Mim Clyde Howth with authority to appoint a vice president.
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Omieatead
Anil
Clyde Heath
Gerry
Union City
Charenton
Colmery
J. C. Hoath
Will Chory
Debates Report Reveals Four Women Reporters Added
The official report of the debates notes that for the first time four women reporters were admitted to Hig Hours of Commission coverage. The document records the access granted and outlines the roles assigned to each reporter during the sessions.
President Wilkon Replies on Peace Treaty and Senate
Washington August 21 Administrations in the Senate press to ratify the peace treaty without amendments despite opposition. Senator Pittman leads a move to secure ratification with changes, while Senator Hitchcock opposes removal and favors the administration stance. Further hearings before the Foreign Relations Committee are expected as testimony from John C. Ferguson is presented.
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Washington
Adnilulsten
Wwe
Senate
Wilkow
Pittman
Ivara
Honator Witebivoek
Erie fair draws many local people
This morning trains brought crowds to the Erie Exposition in session at the county grounds. The fair drew visitors amid a bustling scene as the event entered its final days, with many expected to visit again yesterday and today.
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Erie
Raja
Will Strike If Conference Denied In Steel Jobs War
New York and Youngstown report a nationwide steel strike threat as 350000 workers may walk out if a conference with United States Steel Corporation is refused. The union seeks a meeting to avoid a general walkout and plans to set a date for action if no conference is scheduled.
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Youngstown
Ate
Status Steel Corporation
Alto
Tay Perind
Ib Weil
aMfeoton
Secretary Roosevelt at Chautauqua program noted
Chautauqua N Y August 20 Secretary Roosevelt will speak at the annual Chautauqua program on Saturday. The event marks diverse themes and includes talks on reform and social order.
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Roosevelt
Chautauqua
N.Y
Runverett
Avsigtant
Navy
I. Golock
Governors End Sessions Amid National Guard Debate
The report notes governors ending sessions amid talk of National Guard use for defense. Delegations visited key sites, inspecting facilities and planning continued oversight. A marked focus on security measures, weather disruptions, and upcoming travel to Yellowstone Park are mentioned, with officials preparing for storms and travel contingencies.
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