Pennsylvania’s claim as nation’s top music contributor
A Pennsylvania official praised the state for its leading role in American music, citing twenty one musical initiatives from instrument making to bands and orchestras. He highlighted composers born in Pennsylvania and noted the state’s impact on rural and vocational education, with a strong push for diverse schools and community arts.
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Legionnaires Plan Drive for New Members
Legion veterans announce a house to house recruitment drive led by post officers to sign up ex servicemen. Campaign coordinators include Robert Brownen, Manuel, Donald Yneyers, Walter Widleherwer, Prairie Pace, Ross Follow, Alice Spencer, Victor Om, Edward Weeks, John Lingndoll, Arthur Schank, and Wallace Young in the wards.
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Irish Peace Threatened by Labor Warnings Across Ireland
Labor troubles threaten peace across Ireland with strikes disrupt ing transport. Cork to Dublin rail service suspended while Grand Canal Company workers threaten action. Six hundred employees consider industrial measures amid nationwide unrest.
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Deputy to Assist Income Tax Payers at Post Office
Announcement by J. Rey Heiner collector of Internal Revenue AY Pietsburgh that Deputy Jordan will be in the post office bulletin this city on February 11 to aid income tax payers in filling returns. The Journal will publish articles from the department titled Incumbent Facts You Should Ease as guidance.
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The Clodhoppers Delight Wide Audience At High School Play
Members of the Seilor Friis Union Cy High School enjoyed a presentation titled The Clodhoppers or the Ligh School auditorium stage show. The play, in four acts, received steady applause. The cast performed creditably, drawing favorable audience reaction from a large crowd.
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Athletic Association
President Harding declines Religia request on joining conference
The state department announced that President Harding has declined Religia's request to advise on how to join the conference amid the Peru and While dispute. The note appears in a Washington dispatch dated March 28.
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Speech on reform and library aims cited in 19th century report
The speaker praises ongoing work in speech correction and library development, noting modest administrative costs. The document mentions $900,000 saved for families and highlights efforts to establish libraries in schools and communities, with annual administration costs around $4,000.
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Library Bureau
Pennsylvania
International Spy and Arch German Conspirator Faces Deportation
United States likely to seek extradition of Ignatian figure linked to German conspirators over the Kapp Putsch. Reports detail past arrests in New York on forgery, deportations, and alleged roles in overthrow plots. The case touches Anglo German law with implications for republicans and public stability amid rising espionage fears.
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New York
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Germany
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Berlin
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Lincoln Way
Coasting Accidents Take Heavy Toll In Local Area
A spate of coast ing accidents yesterday caused multiple injuries across Ol City and Sharon. Victims include Edward Sylvester aged five and Chester McGuer aged four, with several others sustaining serious injuries. In Sharon two young women, Tillie Jones and Ora Hassell, were seriously hurt in a coast ing incident. hospital reports indicate pelvic injuries and hip dislocations.
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Edward Sylvester
Tony Seivester
Marti Sto Vbull
Chester McGuer
John McGien
Straunville
Tillie
Tones
Ora Hassell
Wall Knowe
Greenville
Sharon
Joris Wire
Mise Hseell Hay
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Notable Fires and Crimes Across Cities Sparked by Febrile January Crime
Wire flash reports from United Press chronicle multiple incidents. A Baltimore confession follows a shooting linked to酒 and possible self harm. Buffalo faces lawsuits over a Dempsey film. Wisconsin man shoots his family then himself amid domestic strife. A Swanda case in AWSCODA involves a double murder-suicide. Welston sees a town fire threat causing destruction and homelessness. Philadelphia details two men killed in a street accident involving an electric post. Auditor General Samuel Lewis criticizes state finances in Pittsburgh. Paris notes Sarah Hornhart illness and postponed performance. New York reports an unidentified man burned in a Brooklyn illicit liquor fire. Boston covers the removal of prohibition official Sarah Wilson.
Opposition to Sales Tax for Soldier Bonus Gains Steam
A strong opposition coalition forms in Washington to defeat a sales tax plan intended to fund a soldier bonus. Republican independents and Democrats unite, with Rep Pree Wisecusky announcing 7 to 10 Republicans ready to join, including farm block members, aligned against the tax.
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Washington
National Guard Deployed to Restore Nebraskan Riots
National Guard troops were ordered to Nebraska today by Gov. McKelvie to quell riots amid labor unrest. The action follows a clash at a packing plant where employees were involved in the disorder.
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Federated Clubs Meet In Corry On School Project Progress
The Federated Clubs of Corry met in Parish Hall with Mrs. Gi. Cronin presiding. They heard updates on milk distribution to malnourished pupils and planned a Nile meal service at the public school. Committee reports praised community progress and announced forthcoming efforts for the Old Folk Concert and constitutional amendments.
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Two Bank Robbers Identified After Crafton Hold-Up
The Pittsburgh area reels as Walter Joyce 27 and Gren Graeme 25 are named among five bandits who raided the Crafton bank Friday morning, fatally wounding assistant cashier Maroid T. Moss. Police, witnesses, and private detectives swarm city streets extending the hunt to western districts.
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Mina youth charged with murder in first degree
The article reports a Mina youth, 20 year old Corporal Risse Dy Dustin, charged with first degree murder near Windley Lake. It describes gunfire, identity confusion, and mentions several other individuals tied to the case, including a Fort Niagara soldier and several named suspects, with details of detention at Lockport jail.
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Lockport
Plan Parley To Solve High Rents Problem
United Press reports a plan for a national conference to tackle housing and high rents. Senator King of Utah urges President Harding to summon bankers, labor, and the public to craft a home-building drive, aiming to reduce unemployment and ease housing distress.
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Pekin Seeks More Data on Compromise
United Press reports Washington awaiting further details on the Hughes Halfour compromise over the Shandong railway. The Chinese delegation has forwarded details and foresees early next week for final adjustment. Delegation expresses hesitation over the proposed two managership and the railway accounting.
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Well Known Os City Man Dead At Cottage Prayer Meeting
D. J. Titus, a well known Os City business figure, collapsed and died suddenly while attending a cottage prayer meeting. The incident occurred at his home as he prepared to depart for Chicago, shocking the local community.
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Chicago
Devastating Northeastern Snowstorm Paralyzes Mid Atlantic
A major winter storm blankets Washington Philadelphia Wilmington and nearby areas with heavy snow and blizzards. Roads rail lines and telegraph service are disrupted as drifts six to twelve feet deepen, isolating cities and slowing transit and streetcar traffic. Delaware and Maryland report seven to eighteen inches with seven foot drifts in country districts. The storm threatens further snowfall with continued severe conditions across the mid Atlantic and coast regions.
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Washington
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Atlantic Seaboard
New York
Applanti
Middle Atlantic
Weather Bureau of Vials
Delaware
Compromise candidate may be new pope candidate may be new pope
Rome reports a compromise vote may decide the next pontiff as Italian cardinals split into two equally powerful groups, one backing Merry del Val and reconciliation with Italy and the other favoring Galagan and closer relations with the Vatican. Conclave set to begin Tuesday amid stalled two thirds support.
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Coaster Drowns in Ohio River Incident
A fragmented report from Freedom, Pennsylvania details a coaster drowning in the Ohio River. The notice mentions an individual named Smith aged around sixty and references events at a riverbank site with unclear involvement by others.
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