Reorganization of Board of Commerce Decided Upon
A city meeting reveals plan for reorganization of the American City Bureau and its board of directors. President Luble to lead investigation into petr foos, with committee of five guiding changes. Report supports restructuring to empower members and streamline exports, while noting exemptions and revised payments. The outcome aims to create a live, working organization through surveys and member engagement.
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Corey Board
Conner i
Oljmmbor
Board of Directors
Onieret
Hedimreny
Sugg bin
Luble
Wich
Alydnd
Tesim
Othier
Hhero
Alexander
Timyett
Wright
sAivoetien
Sorguo
Avkoil
Avorksie
Udu Availanla
German Revolt in Central Fields of War-Torn Germany
Telegram from United Press reporter Taub describes widespread unrest as German revolts strain mid Germany. Rioters clash with police in Ammonadorit and Gan gorlnnain as authorities struggle to contain violence. Four American correspondents are detained and insulted by officers during the unrest.
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United Preasy Taub
Erumiy
Middlermany
Jett
Palfew
Pho
Gangorlnnain
Kay
Resume Work on Findley Road Next Month
The unfinished Findlay Lake road project in April aims to resume after weather delays. A survey corps improves plans for the routes while state officials forecast completion of the remaining sections between North East and the New York line within days.
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Findlay Lake
Bate Jutoray Department
Ric
Wudersivod
North East
New York State Line
Pindley Lake
Pennsylvania State Line
New York State Highway Department
John Burroughs Dies Aboard Train Near Erie
Noted naturalist John Burroughs dies aboard a train en route from California to Wisconsin near Erie New York. A telegraph from Buffalo advised Crump to meet Burroughs at Pougikeepie as family planned a 84th birthday celebration with Henry Pond and others.
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John Burroughs
Erie
Nat
Roirroughs
Betame
Ohdago
Dr. Crump
Dn Bares
Vin
Burrleighs
Pouwiikeeywle
Cramp
Atari
Poughtonpalc
Panonis
Murroughs
Henry Pond
Pirivtony
Phomae A
Eaton Apel
Tholy Sonat
Thin
Anind
Vive dani to visit Washington on finance trip
Rene Vive dani, former prombar of Pranes, plans a trip to Washington to discuss the French financial report. The public reaction is mixed as Americans weigh the impact of France’s situation and a potential shift in the Turding administration.
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United Proqs
Rene Vivedani
Prombar
Pranes
Oro
Washington
Americin
Fire destroys Olympia Athletic Club in Philadelphia
A blaze swept the Olympia Athletic Club in Philadelphia causing extensive damage and leaving many spectators in shock after a series of intense events within the building. Firefighters battled the flames as authorities investigated the cause and assessed the losses, with repairs expected to run into substantial costs.
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Lby
United Press
Philadelatia
Enery
Olympia Athletic Club
County Gains Assembly Seat Through Reapportionment
A state plan to reapportion the assembly allocates a new seat, with 208 members total. Preliminary studies guide which counties gain, as census figures determine district or county-based representation.
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Springburg
Auumbis
New Angle In Stillman Scandal
A fresh account outlines alleged illegal relations involving Stillman, claiming his wife had long been separate and that he sought to avoid public attention while maintaining duties in travel and business, with focus on personal controversies and local reactions.
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United
Kessy
Allimny
Prohibition Bill Stalls After House Debate
A misread dispatch notes a bill on prohibition failing in the house after a row of amendments and heated discussion. It mentions veto threats and a delayed vote, with reference to the election year and political maneuvering.
fragmentary report on Wentfeld bandits and arrest warrant
Fragmented OCR text describes an attempted capture of bandits near Wentfeld by deputies and police in Chautauqua County. Mentions a deputy and a sheriff seeking a warrant tied to bootlegger activity during a campaign era. Includes scattered names and places with unclear details due to damaged text.
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Proan
Burpalo
Merch
Wentfeld Talay
Stonil Wu Ham
Waleh
Goi
Reunon
Warran
Chautauqua
Oryulee Company
Faster Monday Ball Proved Big Event at Easter
A large Easter celebration featured by HeBAL and other groups drew crowds for a special supper, a dance, and performances. Notable attendees included Miss Myr Crupeer and Chyster huss. The event showcased a lively program with an orchestra, vocalists, and a queen in traditional dress, attracting many from the city.
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Uae
Fiir
Seoneor
Myr Crupeer
Chyster Huss
Harti
AL Margaret Motels
Senger
Wuwlers Agil Pune
Mary Than
Twa
Inneo Anymor
Moilay Basi
Storm Forces Down Mail Flier Near Columbus
A damaged fragment describes a storm diverting several mail planes near Columbus. One pilot reportedly hoped to reach Brin for the night, while others veered off course or landed to assess the weather. The chaotic scene mentions Watton farm and the Columbid area as points of reference, with pilots reportedly continuing their routes or awaiting safer conditions.
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Columbus
Delyon
Watton Farm
Melick
Amcas
Wolumbus
Holor
Golumbus
Rovidentu Avoto
Tory
Brin
Toritay
Pmfl
New York
Clovaland Way
Tarsid
U.S. Commercial Offensive In The Far East
United Press reports Washington expects a major commercial offensive in the Far East to shape world trade and boost American productivity. The move aims to press agricultural and manufacturing sectors, with plans for coordinated actions in key markets and ally cooperation.
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U.S
Far East
United Press
Wasitington
Wight
Opened Talks Hint at Eurasian Political Shifts
United Press dispatch from March 28 reports stalled Siberian government and renewed American momentum toward open negotiations. A senior minister proposes memoranda and a plan for political recognition, trade deals, and a rapid commercial invasion to Washington. The narrative suggests Soviet and Ramín blocs aligning with America amid territorial references.
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United Press
Siberia Tolay
Mit
Imvr
Herp
Sérior
Weallington
Bandit Raid Near Swooping Doom Camp Stunned Community
United Press reports a raid on a Hurty Lumber Company camp north of Anchwood with one man killed an identified foreign laborer abducted and bandits escaping with about 18000 in savings. Pursuit failed as the camp lay cut off with no means of communication or transport.
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United Press
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