World Court Meets in Hague to Seek European Peace Accord
Delegates from 18 nations gather at The Hague for a preliminary conference hosted by the World Court of International Law. Soviet representatives attend next week as talks aim to revive Genoa era negotiations and ease European tensions amid sharp Anglo French differences and Bolgheyum concerns.
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Seysiatis
Transfer of Capt Flinn Signals Western Pennsylvanian Shakeup
Captn Flinn and Mrs H R Pitin leave Corry after a year in command of the Salva Hon Army unit. Farewell services are planned as a broader reorganization sweeps western Pennsylvania affecting Meadville Mankin Testi New Castle Butler Neaver Duhols Connellville Washington Union towns Phillipsburg Halasia and adjacent areas. The changes, effective soon, will see new assignments announced for Corry and other posts with several officers relocating.
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New Castle Butler
Killed in Free-for-all on Potomac River Boat
Washington June 11 More than 300 are reported in a dramatic river clash aboard the Potomac river steamer carrying about 1 100 passengers. Louis McCormack died of injuries after removal to a hospital in Alexandria Va another man is in critical condition and several more suffered minor injuries in the chaotic incident.
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Newah
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Alexandria
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Vessel Fire救ined by Crew After Early Morning Rescue
A ship named Tonwur Cubtins No. 205 caught fire near Whs. Twelve crew members aboard evacuated safely with help from a fisherman named Chutt plod. No injuries reported. The vessel is valued at 19 and was towed to shore.
Third Cut For Rail Workers I May Come Today
United Press dispatch reports another pay cut for rail workers, affecting clerks, oilers, stationary firemen, shop workers, and others. About 1.25 million workers are covered. unions weigh strike votes as executives press the case. If a strike is authorized, the work stoppage could begin July 1 or 15, depending on official direction.
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Motorists hauled to court for speeding disorderly conduct
Argestid faced charges of speeding and disorderly conduct after returning to obey an officer. Ralph Dimon paid fines totaling 38 dollars at arraignment before Alderman Porter. Dagney fined 10 for speeding and 25 for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. A motorcyclist pursued by Officer Haley was stopped after crossing Columbus 7 Avenue and ordered to appear before Alderman Porter within fifteen days.
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Anthracite Wage Meeting Ends in Strike Threat
United Press reports a June 16 wage meeting failing to avert a general strike in the anthracite region. Miners and operators face an imminent walkout expected to halt pumping and mining, with 135000 workers potentially affected as negotiations drift past curfew. The suspension looms until June 30 when miners will reconvene in Wales Barre to decide on further action.
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Alleged racial intolerance at Naval Academy details
Baltimore June 15 The magic Shibboleth for the good of the service has erased the facts of Ensign Leonard Kaplan in the incidents that led to the alleged discrimination Kaplan faced hostility for his race and has no desire for retribution, choosing to endure the alleged war in silence to safeguard the academy and its graduates from charges of harboring racial intolerance. Officials have taken cognizance of the issue, with the secretary and superintendent of the school and others weighing the incident stemming from a slur in The Lucky Bag and a perforated photograph page used in a yearbook.
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West Virginia
Injury after bat struck in Washington street game
In Debury yesterday afternoon a batter was injured by a batted ball on Washington Street rounds. DeLury Wilk was struck on the upper jaw and lip, teeth knocked out, but he finished the game despite the severe facial injuries.
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Compensation case hearing in Erie plant injury case
G Scott Smith, Kane referee in compensation, heard cases including IA Williams who is a claimant as compensation for injuries at the General Electric plant in Erie in August 1920. The hearing was held in the Municipal buildings with Williams residing on Route.
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Heari ‘Ng
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Mother May Win Fight to Save Boy
United Press report from New York June 16 details a mother's bid to save her 18 year old son Angela Umbrella named in a controversial death row case. The piece notes over 20 affidavits and new evidence. Governor Miller John may review the executive to decide today.
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Radio Will Be Installed at Stanford Hose Company
A radio receiving system is to be installed in the club rooms of the Stanford Hose Company within the next two weeks. A large pole for the aerial was placed last night and reception is expected to begin during the coming week.
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Stanford Hose Company
Gary
France votes to retain big army in chamber action
In Paris on June 15 the Chamber of Deputies voted 314 to 230 against an amendment that would have reduced France’s armed forces. The government’s position prevailed, maintaining the large army despite calls for downsizing.
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Ward Indicted in White Plains Case
Walter S. Ward, son of a national bakery operator, was indicted by the Westchester County grand jury in White Plains on a charge connected to the death of Clarence Peters, a former judge, with proceedings dated May 15 or 16.
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West Chewwir County
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Rotarians Enjoy Outing at Findley
Members of the Gary Rotary Club and their ladies enjoyed a convivial afternoon and evening at the Kibler cottage on Wolfes Lake. The event featured quoits, entertainment, and a plated supper prepared by the ladies. Emerson Stone led singing, and Miss Flaudie Walragen danced gracefully, with a tribute to President Loveland and members receiving trimming as the social gathering closed.
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Marconi Seeks Mars Message From Space
Senator Guglielmo Marconi conducts experiments aboard the yacht Elettra to detect signals from Mars as Earth and Mars are forecast to be closer on Sundays and last winter’s readings include a 150,000 metre wavelength Marconi believes may originate from Mars.
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Indefinite Delay of Bonus Faces Senate impasse
Washington June 15 Prospects of indefinite delay for the soldier bonus grew after a conference among Senator Lodge and Administration leaders. Harding pressed for early disposal before the bonus bill moves forward, with Administration senators lined up to back the president’s wishes.
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Lumber Yard Fire Ravages Moss Lumber Yard
Philadelphia June 1945 three fire engines and five firemen battled a lumber yard fire at George Moss and Co. for hours after it started last night. The blaze destroyed roughly 4,000,000 feet of lumber valued at about 500,000 dollars with five percent injured including two firefighters an employee and two spectators.
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State Militiamen to Patrol Utah Mines
Ogden Utah June 1 Two troops of the 116th cavalry militia left Ogden tonight for Garbor county where a strike is ongoing. Troop C is commanded by Captain Walter Lindau and comprises 50 men from Ophir. Troop F under Captain R N Bekeleen has 80 men from Brigham City. Mounts were being saddled to leave early this morning. Men Burlingame returned home after a short visit with Mrs Lyon.
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116Th Cavalry
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New Chief of Police Takes Post in City
GW Dumgie assumed the role today as chief of police with an acting deputy to be named soon. The city commission will meet next Monday evening to discuss the appointment and future direction of the police department. Local officials express cautious optimism about his leadership.
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Civil War Warfare Sweeps China Headlines
A garbled dispatch reports Chaing Tao and a Manchurian warlord clash as factions collide across China. The text alludes to Beijing authorities and Shanghai cables, mentioning a coup and political upheaval with references to Wu Pei Fin and ministers, but the details are unclear and distorted.
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Shanghai Cables
Wu Pei
Franklin Woman Held for Child Stealing
In Bellefontaine a Franklin woman, Mrs. Clatesius Uneiwood Mavis, faces extradition orders over alleged kidnapping of her year old daughter. The court granted custody to Lester Unilorwood, the child’s father, who had previously lost custody years ago. A public hearing is planned at Scinta church on Friday, June 16.
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Lester Unilorwood
Ballefone Julie
Rail Strike Teeters as Leaders Threaten Walkout
Rail union leaders signal a near certainty of a nationwide strike by about 1.2 million railroad workers. The America Federation of Labor and other groups say they will refuse work to pressure demands, risking a broad disruption to freight and passenger service.
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Hospital Board Reorganized Amid Turmoil at Corry Hospital
The Corry Hospital board underwent a full reorganization with new officers and positions. New roles include president Jef dirtetone, first vice president CP Hroway stead, secretary Sidney B Riton, treasurer Mieslilie Was, and superintendent Winemr. Pathology and clerical staff shifts were also reported.
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Wiiter
Plan picnic on Fourth
Plans for a Fourth of July event mention a picnic in Brobstniraw Park with arrangements for a parade and celebration in the city. Community groups and local organizations discuss organizing a celebratory gathering, though many details remain unclear due to garbled text.
Train Rider Decapitation Report On The Toledo Line
The decapitated body of a passenger was found on a train identified as the Twentieth Century Limited. Coroner Hender skeho innu indicated the victim wore clothing with identifying letters and a note suggested the deceased had planned to visit his father in Omaha Nebraska.
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Rockefeller distributes dimes to children in Sorévia
In Tarrytown on June 15, John D. Rockefeller distributed dimes to children, continuing a lifelong pattern of charity begun in his youth. The wealthy philanthropist spoke of gifts as a sign of generosity, noting he would give nickels instead if he could ensure happiness for every child.
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Tarrytown
John TD
Sorévia
Thousands of miners evicted from company homes in Fayette County
The article reports a mass eviction of miners from company housing in Fayette County following an ultimatum from mine owners demanding workers accept a wage cut or leave the company homes. The situation is described as potentially disturbing, with authorities and residents watching for further developments.
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Strikebreakers Imported to Work Miners Stoppage in County
Striking miners and families face eviction as workers from Pittsburgh and nearby cities fill jobs. About 1,900 miners and kin, plus hundreds more on the roadside, are displaced as strikebreakers move into company houses and stables. Police, mine guards, and deputies patrol the coal fields aiding relief efforts amid rising tensions and threats of eviction.
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Operators To Again Attempt Settlement
Representatives of the car operators in the central district including Western Pennsylvania and Ohio plan fresh talks before July 1 to push a settlement. The group aims to end the strike and resume service in the central district, according to United Press.
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Approval of Grand Theater Plans on North Center Street
Officials announced state authorized approval for a new Grand theater to be erected on North Center Street near the Geiger property. Ground breaking may be delayed until several other building projects, including a store and a roadworks program, are completed. The amusement company stated the North Center site is slated for completion before winter.
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Naval Appropriations Bill Attacked in Senate Clash
A Senate fight over the naval appropriations bill revised by Senator Newberry of Michigan opened today. Senator King, a Democrat from Crash, led the charge arguing the bill would enable indefinite actions by Hei and Sar and affect Mare Talat daw ybropringion watch, deating the naval Aire.
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