Developments in sensational case confusion in New York
A garbled report from New York outlines a sensational case involving Hy Gorman and a network linked to the Department of Justice. It describes four implicated individuals connected to an expensive apartment, large sums of money, and a plot tied to Paris and London.
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New York
Mare
Hy Gorman
Eliore
Ted
Mina
Junoon
Wuinen
Miia
Hlorh
Mme
Havin Sd Ville
Gount de Chotwont
Heta Haliowed
Binet
Madain Nixe
Count von Hernstort
Aly
Parla
Lytton
Aol
Haron de Hogillo
Mudapré
Vation
Maude Storch
Cii Grent
Creation of War Price Fixing Commission Reported
A United Press dispatch from Washington on March 19 describes creation of a War Price Fixing Commission to advise on controls of war commodities. Members include Wardmusters chairman, General Pierce Paymantoy, Honaock of Navy, Dr Garfield, Janitor Wo, and Bernard Baruch. the panel may gain full administrative powers through future legislation.
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United Press
Wagtington
Patera Pric
Ridhork
Towed
Mambera
Frimaloe
Pierce Paymantoy Honaock
Navy
Dr Garfield
Pael
Wo Mirris
Tae Commission
Hugh Armyne
Barnard Baruch
Dairymen to Discuss Milk Price at Friday Meeting
A meeting organized by the Dairyman’s League secretary Gs J is set for Friday afternoon at 4280 Pelvok in Spleanian town. The gathering will address the April milk price fixed by the Federal Milk Commission and the league’s forthcoming actions. Weather is forecast to be fair and warmer tonight and tomorrow.
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Gs J
Lewgne
League
Satisfied Baker voices on wartime talks and Pershing visit
United Press reports Secretary Wukar discusses ongoing negotiations amid a large gathering of Wooden of oop. The piece notes a boy Alaoets and an army unit, with references to a historic site near the front lines. General Pershing inspects a vast army warehouse area near the lines as America enters the war.
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United Prem
Wukar
Ely
Genort Pershing
Uke
Hertling Speaks on Slav Peace and War Aims
The report describes Germany’s Chancellor von Hertling addressing Slav peace and German aims in the east during wartime negotiations. It notes ridicule of Allied plunder claims, calls for a decisive Austrian role, and expectations that Allied states may push for a broader peace without delaying tactics.
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Hertling
Austria
Bly United Press
Telibinis
Eleer
Afttelats
Peace Forest
Oneida Market To Close This Month Amid Ownership Shakeup
An Old Market building on North Continental Street faces closure this month as owners consider relocation or new business. The property, long occupied by Myer and partner firms, is owned by Mrs. Walter and Miss Myerce, with Hasseltin heirs historically tied to its occupation.
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Ivary
Mt Agate
Mrr. Cogswell
Walter
Mise Myce
Hasseltin
Unclear text about Russian retreat and German movements
A garbled news item mentions Saxon troops moving toward Kersh and a German cover operation. It notes an orderly withdrawal from Olesya and mentions social revolutionists arriving. Overall, facts are obscured and names are hard to identify.
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Vaehniataeh
Rene Ty Isuinuneg
Yarasoha
Ohne
Kersh
Larkott
Olesya
Ham Harding
Vhekr
Public urged to attend road meeting in county area
Urging public attendance, the committee invites residents to the Gord Boss messine meeting this evening. Speakers include county officials and autoists, farmers, and residents interested in paving and improving local roads with aim to speed up the Pindley road project.
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Messine
Pindley
Daylight Saving Plan Favored Here
April Ast will find the Maylint saving phin i general operation in Corry Frum Indications toured by Inquiry today HiVes Toys that proc lessly all business to is by will be readjusted to the new plan. When he lock moved ahead tored whlel now open at 7 o'clock will suit open at seven but whl refly he starting the Thusiness Gay one hour parlier Man at present Most of hs lmviness wed of the lst particularly hos emunloylii saveral clerks have deckled 10 follow the system. The city schools may Civile Rovira rearrange 10 quite an extent. The post office will unsteadtedly follow the plan metlis n standard with mailways which are expected to sdyanes all dag twicTes ane hour. Practically all rectonics in the city will form the ay earlier and I lose earlier giving one Hour otsuka to all emmyloves In the even in
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Phin i
Corry
Tored
Hs Lmviness
Lst
Hos Emunloylii Saveral
Rovira
Metlis Nandard
Otsuka
Corry Man Promoted to Head Export Business
Chyrenes Owen son of Mr and Mrs W C Powell of this city has received a fine promotion and been placed in charge of the export business of the S F Bowser Co tank builders. Mr Powell has represented the firm in this state and will move to New York to oversee offices in the Windsor? and will staff under Kla iro von.
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Chyrenes Owen
W. C. Powell
S. F. Bowser Co
Powell
Paxtang
Harrisburg
Wil
New York
Windson
Norn Tna
Lange
Kla Iro von
Sergeant Hall Leads Georgia Camp Drill Force
Sergt Hall serving at Georgia camp directs drilling of one hundred new men for noncommissioned officers. Hall, at Camp Gromleaf Chekimivga Park, Geor arin, brings extensive military experience and is joined by Chari Hall and Chias Gorman from Company B of the LAM Dal tation United Grates Merlied Corps. Friends plan to attend the 16 suiens of the former National Guardman.
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Chari Hall
Rat Chias Gorman
LAM Daltation
United Grates Merlied Corps
Americans and French Carry Out Another Raid
Americans and French conducted another raid in France, penetrating German lines near Baden and Solisont on the Lavtys Highway. German shells pounded Allied positions as bombardment responded with heavy fire. captured German rifles and flame projectors were prepared for display in America to support the Third Liberty Loan.
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France
Baden
Solisont
Lavtys
Ners
Meadon
America
Gina
London
Hale
Weekly Red Cross Meeting At Elks Tonight
Regular Red Cross meeting notes routine board activity at the Elks club. Reports show five boxes of hospital garments and two boxes of knitted items since last meeting. Formation of a new unit No 14 Gerryowen Club. Donations listed from St Elzwhath's, Concord Blagey, McCroy Church auxiliary and others. Nine schools submitted applications for sponsorships. all accepted. Public drive urged for Belgians and collection of usable clothing continues.
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Jay
Postmaster Exam to Choose Supervisors Announces Date
Joseph A Hanley announces civil service exam for postmaster supervisors on April 16. He confirms his candidacy while Michel W Shacklatt cannot run due to age 65. Shacklatt previously acted as postmaster. Gilson resigns as city solicitor. Sam Gilson takes city solicitor duties.
Wilson Signs Daylight Bill
Washington in March 19 news reports President Wilson signs daylight saving bill. The act shifts clocks to daylight time at two o'clock in the morning, standardizing the change nationwide. The measure aims to conserve energy and align schedules across states.
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Washington
Wilson
Rural Phone Committee Gathers Amid Bell Contention
Rural patrons meet in Newville to form a general organization of 31 rural lines operating under Bell Company. Committee plans include electing directors to represent unallied lines and negotiating with Bell, with possible court action if service is cut. Members voiced concerns over line rates and party line fees, urging unified action across districts.
Prepare Here for Third War Loan Meeting
County Lab arly Lown organization calls ward chairmen to attend a meeting of the Liberty Loan committee at the Board of Commerce rooms tomorrow afternoon. Secretary Drown reports Scott will attend. the gathering aims to boost the Third Liberty Loan Penny on the Dollar drive and appeal for Red Cross support on April 6. Local city employees pledge strong participation as in prior drives.
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Scott
Labarly Lown Organization
Sant Word
Me6thho
Tir
Coreey Liberty Loan Organization
Phila
Compieres
Drown
Corry Liberty Loan
Red Cross
Dissenting Bolsheviks Form Against German Pact
In Petrograd on March 19 Russian officials including Social Revolutionists and former Bolsheviks joined to arm Russia and resist Germany. About fifty dissenting Bolsheviks prepared a formal dissent arguing international capitalism advances with Germany and Japan, signaling organized opposition to the wartime agreement.
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Tress
Petrograd
Oast
Municipal Matters Review Second Monthly Meeting
The city commission discussed a street petition from Murely of North Center Street regarding visibility of vehicles in front of his property and continued use of a street by a garage. They also tackled Main Street paving costs, removal of a clogged sewer on West Washington Street, and traffic enforcement as auto use increases.
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Seston
Murely
North Center Street
Varlne
Wilymobiles
Ns Peoparty
Itu
Charles Ann
Gayt d
Bentley
Shia Mat
Clty
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von Hawparner
Hye
Accion
Oes
Eichorn
Mrte
Venice
Howell
Hue Hay
West Washington
Wayne Street
Nas
Streaks Kélslo
Engineer Mekson
Wayne
Marion
Washington Street
Ragbiderickson
Vogut
William Locke
Olhur Locke
FL Brown
Corry Bridge and Supply Co
Holshevikei Teadery
Germany
Gove Commission Ds
Russia
Petro- Brad
Manott
May Change Garbage System Debate at Commission Meeting
Spotted garbled notes describe last night’s discussion on reforming the garbage relief program. Commissioners weighed a plan requiring residents to buy coupons for service and funding through contractor charges under new authority.
Liquor License Transfer Vilified by Corry Applicant
Lester Wiswell of Corry filed yesterday for the transfer of a liquor license from the present owner Georg Web. Wiswell recently announced his intent to operate the establishment under new ownership.
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Lester Wiswell
Corry
Georg
Wiswell
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