Royalist plot exposed in Paris amid banking probe
Paris reports reveal a Royalist conspiracy aiming to topple the government with exiled pretenders and alleged plots tied to prominent families. Maurice Manoury cites seized documents and plans, while in Chicago a separate probe into brokerage fraud under Crowe scrutiny unfolds, detailing large customer losses and potential violations in the exchange system.
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Lavery Awarded Distinguished Service Cross for Heroism
James F Lavery a Corry resident and head of HW Good Roads Association received the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism near Nogales Arizona and Nogales Sonora Mexico on May 8 1918. Private Lavery repeatedly entered active fire to carry wounded soldiers to safety saving several lives.
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World War I Era Conference Calls Amid Naval Air Attack
United Press reports President Harding seeks a second conference on armament after a violent conference in Milan. Reports describe a sweeping naval air attack causing broad disruption and loss of life. Two bridges reportedly collapsed and a pandéal incident interrupted the flow of war news.
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McAdoo to Seek Democratic Nomination for President
William McAdoo plans to announce his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for president. After meeting with the secretary of the treasury, he will proceed with the announcement at his California home amid party support and press interest.
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Reflexophone claims to detect illness via radio activity
United Press reports in San Francisco that De Albee Abrams unveils a reflexophone device linked to a superradio claiming to sense disease by radio waves. Trials described include cancer and plant responses, with demonstrations of vibration detection and reaction to magnetic and chemical stimuli.
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Wan Armitage Injured In Mowing Incident Near Sant Hguiich
William Armitage of Main Street suffered a broken leg while assisting in mowing a building near Sant Hguiich yesterday afternoon. He was thrown from equipment when it tipped and the machine malfunctioned. He was taken to Corry Hospital and treated by Dr. W. Graham, and was reported to be eating quite comfortably.
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Ruhr Scene of Great Activity Says American
Former Governor Henry J. Allen, returning from a Ruhr visit, described the area as in an active state under military occupation. He noted well dressed Germans and a revival of building and industry, while cautioning that passive resistance policy harms recovery and that Germany must pay reparations. He described French occupation as apparently normal in behavior.
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Germany
Progress with inspection of local dairies
Health officer reports notable gains from the Milk Ordinance with dairies found sanitary during recent inspections. The ordinance adopted by the city council a year ago is credited with improving milk supply quality in the city, and inspectors note better conditions at local dairies.
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Washington School Social Delights Parents and Pupils
The Washington school round was a lively and profitable social evening largely attended by parents and families. A varied program pleased the crowd with music by the Salvation Army band, vocal selections by Dy AW Hillstrom, and a recitation by James Heaney. An exhibition and cake sale added to the good humor and proceeds.
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Stores to Close Wednesday in May Market Shutdown
Citywide closures extend into May as markets and groceries pause on Wednesday afternoons. The affected retailers include wood goods, clothing, and footwear shops, with further details forthcoming from chamber notices.
Mrs Louisa Matteson Dies at City Hospital
Fragmentary obituary item notes Mrs Louisa Matteson passing at Cony Hospital last evening. The report mentions Meg Levan Matteson and Fran Matteson of Pittsburgh in connection with the death, but the text is garbled and details are unclear.
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Fiteburgh
U S Delegates Withdraw From Geneva League Meeting
The United States delegation quits a Geneva League of Nations session led by Porter of the House Foreign Affairs Committee. The withdrawal follows American opposition to questions on proposed drug suppression measures and a heated dispute over discussing their proposals, prompting a tense break and later reconvening.
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Labor Shortage Delays Farm Work Across Region
Farmers report severe labor shortage hindering field tasks and harvest. Local workers scarce for shingling and other duties, crops expected to fall below normal. Higher prices loom as a result, with some noting two weeks of near zero labor and crop damage. Mrs C C Broughton returns to East Springfield for Dororation Day observance.
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Assistance Sought in Playground Safety Efforts
A fragmented plea requests support for playground safety and readiness for a forthcoming activity. The note emphasizes cooperation among parties and financial hurdles, with a call for immediate help from any organization willing to assist in preparation and implementation.
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Alumni Regnion Program Announced at Cory High School
Announcement of the fiftieth annual Cory High School Alumni Association reunion to be held on June 14 evening. Framed by association officers and executive committee members including O Day, Cuber, Rabbitt, Litach, and members Tack Pai, Walter Scott, Austin, Sweet, Filley, and Youn. Program features welcome address, music, readings, dance, comedy, and various performances. Attendees urged to return RSVP cards to aid planning.
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Death of Mrs Laura Steen in local obituary
Mrs Laura Steen aged 78, wife of Larint Steen, died at her home after long illness. Survived by son Warren A Steen. daughter Mrs George Sutton of Homestead, Pa.. five grandchildren. one great grandchild. Private funeral Sunday at 2 o clock from late home, Rev M Ashton officiating. Interment Pine Grove cemetery. Friends may call Saturday afternoon. Flowers kindly omitted.
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George Sutton
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Brederick Atioat
Fascisti Methods in Politics of France Debated in Paris
In Paris on June 1 the Chamber opened debate on fascist tactics amid clashes with socialist deputies who were restrained and humiliated. A deputy vowed to intervene with the government over the incident and the broader fascist influence in French politics.
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Fatal crash on Northeast Road investigated in Erie
Erie Dispatch Herald reports a Thursday fatal auto crash near Northeast Road and Findlay Lake road. Driver Orman Restem, 25, died after the car left the Findley Lake road, struck a tree, and overturned. Passenger Mattle Shubert was badly bruised. several others injured. Funeral plans and an inquest were not yet announced.
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AL SMITH WEIGHING DAY CASE ON REPEAL DECISION
Albany dispatch reports Governor Smyth must decide by Sunday midnight whether to sign or veto the repeal of the enforcement act. The tense delay follows ongoing debates within the Democratic party as Tammany Hall weighs its influence and the governor weighs ethical and legal questions.
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