Reorganization of the Fifth Year Commerce Board Hails Change
The Fifth Year of the Commerce Board reports its reorganization during an assembly led by President Bart Joy. Officials and members discussed cooperation, business boosts, and plans for the annual convention, with emphasis on unity, progress, and continued service to the community.
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Commerce Board
Anc
Bart
Joy
Jin
Ail
Jaywea P. Drown
Sparanry
Ayu Mentio
le Te Audtorann
Ailotion Takery
Ste. Levit
Nt Biron
Emi
Mario
eMrte
Roberte
Arows
L. M. Phebithe
Binith
Als
Turleway
Otdor
National Chamber of Commron
WIE
Mrisident
Teutley
Ax Alors Nahi
Lavelo
Bentley
Omeo
Fotlowas
Chamber of Comminions
Unioninn
Oler Ily
Oler Ily, ‘This Past Yous
Ponhapa
City committeeman outlines bids for new municipal buildings
A city committee meeting approves bids for the mall apartment project and the new municipal buildings including the transportation hub. Reviews of progress on writ petitions, budget plans, and personnel for the ongoing construction and related facilities follow. The group endorses extended membership growth and community efforts to boost local industry while noting a cautious path forward under changing government operations.
Cargo ship afire towed into port by officials
United Press reports a cargo ship named Brittah was damaged by a fire while at sea and towed to port. All crew were unclear, one person missing, with the forward engineer badly hurt and a wireless station providing little information about the incident near York.
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United Press
York
Americah
Westhaveny
Hie Transport
Boys Charged With Vandalism In Palmview School Incident
Three youths from the fourth ward appeared before Alderman Porlor dst for alleged entry into Palmview school. Investigators report damage to a doorbell and paint marks. two boys were sent home with parole to guardians while one case involved transfer to Winwood.
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Leree
Porlor
Palmview
Otter
Jiraporty
Unifort
Troops Return Home Reported Complete
National Guard and Army units have completed their move from France. A national weather update notes partly cloudy conditions while officials confirm homecoming and march plans for veterans and service members.
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Univen Vrasny
Washington
National Guard
National Army
National Army Anon
Branon
Mapoll
Local Boys in Eightieth Reach Boston
A lengthy wartime dispatch notes the arrival of 1 851 4Bleary and men on the New duisey voyage. It mentions camp Lew, Maine General Advertising, and veteran troops returning with the American Expeditionary Force. The piece reflects on battles and key dates from July through November, highlighting public attention and local sentiment.
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Sisioy
Coere
Poe
Maine
Adwibert Wronklite
Newport
Polk Cables Wilson Wilson and the treaty delivery
United Press reports Acting Secretary of State Polk today elects President Wilson to seek Senate ratification of a treaty. Officials here express confidence, noting Chamber of Deputies and House of Commons show little eagerness to receive the treaty without British and Washington approval.
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United Press
Woakingtoy
Shan
Stile Polk
Jont Wilson
Senate
Wilson HeMaire
Chamber of Deputies
Aumericans
Chancellor Hill to Speak Sunday Night in City Park
Amenty University Chancellor Dr Solin We ION is slated to address a public gathering in City Park Sunday evening. The event, amid uncertain weather, follows a prior speech by Tr. Will in a Corry venue and includes plans for other speakers at nearby venues and times.
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Solin We Ion
Amenty University
Will
Momitay Evelitine
Bintor's
Dro Tla
IMM
Vieite Ork
Austrians to Make Counter Proposals
United Press dispatch from Zurich reports Austria will reply to the Allies with counter proposals. Austrian envoys will formally answer the German reply before June 14. Dr Hill to speak at City Park tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock on signs of the Times. weather may affect the Presbyterian church gathering at the same hour.
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United Prem
Geowling
Kuuyt
Meili
Beoeklite Rantsantina
City Park
United Presa
Zurich
Tanenbuek
Children’s Day Exercises at Baptist Church
Children’s Day exercises at Baptist Church include Hymns, Scripture reading, prayer, sermon notes, processions, and choir anthem. The program features a recitation, a drill, and a closing prayer led by Pastor Tyro with a brief choir performance.
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Baptist Church
Sumiten
Oholy Friary Department
Etinir
Amit Hays
Tyo
Reuitatin
Soleyteri
Winnipeg Strike Fades Says Mayor
Winnipeg mayor declares the general strike disintegrating as sixty percent of city firemen return to work and more municipal employees seek old jobs. He describes a shift from a battle of manpower to static warfare with about twenty Canadian Pacific line workers back. Police presence remains heavy. no further concessions will be offered and strikers urged to take drastic steps.
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Winnipeg
Gray
Tlw
Canaday Pacifie
Fair Grounds Carnival Opens This Monday
Local fair grounds announce the carnival will open Monday with rides games and food stalls. Organizers invite families to attend and enjoy a festive atmosphere at the site near the Manila area.
Pentecostal Services At St Paul In Morning
Pentecostal services at St Paul include a festival of the Holy Spirit led by Rev William Hall with a sermon titled Resisting the Holy Spirit. A hymn will be sung, and an address on the subject of woke now will be delivered. The Corry Cy Electric Light company announced power will be off tomorrow from daylight until 9 am.
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Fentepost
Paul
Akyreh
Willian Hall
Penton
Biilay Sehioo
Auornig
Hinholt
Corry Cy Electric Light Company
Tomorow
Alock
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Il Ape
Yeielan Corry
Board OF Commerce
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Cho Maal
Tov Mts
Tarxprielilon Honda
Tie
Liandar Fe
Witton Hays
Han
Sori
Hilanoos
Speint
Conaidoras
Vital
Tony
Flynn
Dept. of Justice Bureau
New York
United Prox
Nowaeky
Ui Buseng
Dageatlyn
Dstion
Pettat Vvuntors
Gwenrimead and Pollow Nganta
Manilow
Wile
Alge
Extuanivi
Shane
Bidoloph Tan
Wmahair
Page
Titi
Clevelland
Viva
Nuropoetors
Anoceae
Evertali
REDS
United Prose
Boston
Cory
Goslong
Duisey
Lin Hoy
Maui
Thore Hilts
Gvy
Virginia Pana View
Uvarius
POLK
Wilson
Martin
Berlin
Watley Tie
Vores
Bartha Payers
Exvinition
Livia
Bysuriayni
Arik
Chancellor Hill
Cofminstal Tolugeayiliors
Utah Giftins
Mr. Veni
Mitshurgh
Mitshurgh Avi Nutleton At the Wester
Thajon
Patrmin
Au Palladelphia Fail News Vurie
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North East
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Wil
eoKeur Balideie
Repro Ik
Sway
Alen
Ennatit
Onlin
Eyediss Witton
Nunyser
Monroe
Hnoubes
Exwurtiye Eymuntettar
Manet
Jaen VM
Nurheeh
ST. Paul
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