Decision Against Socialist Members in New York Legislature
A United Press report states that all charges against five socialist members of the New York Legislature were sustained by a majority committee report. The panel found the socialists disloyal yet did not strip them of constitutional rights, while warning against violent actions to overthrow the government and noting sympathy with the Soviet regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pros
Albasy
Angola
Plo Nove
Wilfiam
Byauw
Socialist Party
Fremont
Tornado Victims Received Care in Lin Grange
United Press report from Lin Grange describes civic response after a Sunday tornado. Rescue teams aided victims, many injured and several killed, as deb rise and wreckage were cleared and aid efforts mobilized by city and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
LA Grangi
Lin Grange
Iday
Anty Couniil
Aturtwil
Unborn Child Granted Legal Status Amid Transit Case
A distorted report states an unborn child is declared a legal entity following a transit accident involving Misn-Liblim’s Oly Traction Company. The case references a mother named To 4 Invinid and a claim of injuries while noting a purchase of assets from Browns farm and a late night warmers schedule, with unclear dates or locations.
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Omatia
Nét
Mireh
Fudge Bonehried
Denuerur
Thir Oly Traction Company
Agata
Belulf
Misn-Liblim
Lmangen
Dir
Daranjgor
Sixteen Hurt In Wreck At Small Town Train Yard
A passenger train derailment near Avery station in Tadiana County injured sixteen people. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as investigators traced the broken rail to the wreck. Authorities reported no fatalities and began standard事故 response procedures.
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United’ Prens
Dorots
Avan Station
Tadiana County
Tornado Damage Estimated at 10 Million Dollars
United Press report from March 30 states a tornado swept through Minnesota, Iowa, Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin, causing widespread destruction and more than 400 injuries. Estimated property damage exceeds 10 million dollars as rebuilding begins.
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United Press Ondgago
Minnouri
Tituots
Tadiindy
Wiveouatit
Georgia Death Toll Climbs After Tornado Destruction
A tornado struck the town of ATEANMA Georgia causing heavy damage and multiple fatalities. Reports indicate extensive loss to homes and infrastructure with surrounding counties reporting no immediate word from the devastated area. Local authorities declared a disaster as responders worked to assess casualties and provide aid.
Wealthy Philadelphian Draft Evader Sentenced
United Press reports a Philadelphia man was found guilty of draft evasion. He received a five year sentence to military jail and will lose his citizenship under the government action described.
Mueller Knocks Out Marshall in Boxing Bout
A boxing card at James Fawn featured Muller of Sidengo delivering a knock out over Marshall in the later rounds. A right hook to Marshall’s chin ended the matchup in the final minute of the bout, giving Muller a decisive victory amid a lively crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fawn
Muller
Sidengo
Chiry Mutabuller
Hyole
Hn Chin
Marshall Foray
Nik Avaminutén
Denies Findley Road Contract Was Given Up
Maren ton asserts no truth to reports that the Findley Road contract was abandoned. Harrington says Bria company plans to continue work, with completion expected within weeks. Equipment is to be moved to the Finder road site and operations are to resume soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley
Wursington
Marving
Rus Lo
M Ronil
Girard
Marrington
Chicago Strike Sways City Employes Amid Shutdown
Chicago workers staged a city hall walkout as clerks stenographers and dockers left their posts over wage demands. The council in a late night session rejected a proposal that would have funded the rise, ending hopes for a quick settlement.
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United Press
Chicago
Huwinony
Yehieh
Former Corry resident dead
Mis e Lillian Athorlay reports the death of her brother J. Wy Athorlay at age, following an outrage after a long illness. The body was taken to a funeral home in Los Angeles by a director, with few details clear. He was a well known resident of Corry and Pine area, formerly employed at Ul A Salamatore, and will be interred in Journ.
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Mise
Lillian Athorlay
J. Wy Athorlay
Hugerin Ilass
Cone Divecter
Mera
George Godwin
Los Angeles
Cal
Kakinlazoy
Aten
Corry
Uli
Nis Doath
Grange Meets Saturday in Corry at Muccahoe Hall
The Corry Grange plans Saturday afternoon at Muccahoe Hall with the fourth degree show. Activities include Roll Call and program items such as a county home display, guest readings, and music by Thelma Blyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange
Imietook
Muccahoe Hall
Heath
Htra
Swankon
Mwurle
Thelma Blyo
Prohibition Era Arrest Totals Reported With Errors
A dispatch from Washington reports that during 74 days of constitutional prohibition the total arrests exceeded six thousand. Official tabulations are imperfect, but indicate the figure 6 009 with widespread enforcement and varying counts across jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univen Wrouy
Arzote
Ohio Storm Toll Rises as Tornado Devastates Towns
United Press dispatch reports Ohio storms unleash tornadoes across Greenville district and Bevin village, killing and injuring dozens. In Rhinentrleken and surrounding areas wreckage covers large zones, with damage estimated over 5 million dollars.
Predict Success in Delaware
Dover March prediction by Delaware legislature aligns with a statement from Senator Ballford. The note mentions Townsend and a resolution related to satisfaction, with a brief, unclear summary of the session and goals.
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Delaware
Dover
Del
Ratifica
Dela’ Svard
Unibet
Ballford
Wavernoe Townsend
Twantsfote Hire
National Safety Council Announces $50 Emblem Contest
A 50 dollar prize is offered for a safety emblem by the National Safety Council. Entries must feature a distinctive design symbolizing safety and be suitable for wide public recognition. Contest details include eligibility rules and submission guidance from the Waters town committee in New York.
Miners Accept Wage Increase After Union Talks
Unions representing miners announce acceptance of the proposed wage increase after discussions with national officers. The plan calls for an 18 percent rise with adjustments to reflect a 27 percent recommendation by the conference. A joint committee will monitor the implementation over 137 days, aiming to offset any future disputes and set a final raise near the $100 level.
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Law
Blima Tnauk
Hum
Wit
Timhourtiers
Wos
Mittes
Weven Howe
Moving Day Rush Under Way Across City
April 1 moving day accelerates as families relocate, spurring record turnover and rapid address changes. Estate agents note unprecedented spring movement with many households ending long stays as movers quicken pace and city directories update accordingly. New licenses reported for marriages and relocations reflect a city in transition.
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Mio
Nou
Taal Estate
Neok and
Doxon
Indra
Thord
Thorry
Denikin Escapes From Reds In North Russia
United Press reports General Denikin, anti Bolshevik leader, escaped from Novorossiysk after the Soviet capture of the port. British authorities fear Denikin may have fallen into Bolshevik hands as the anti Bolshevik defense under Milutin fled. Britain aided Denikin with supplies, foodstuffs, and munitions.
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United Press
London
General Denikin
Fender
Russia
Novorossisk
Oi Hai Denikin
Anti Polshevik
Mailen Jant
Great Britain
Section Foremen Hold Meeting on Alleghany Line
Section foremen of the Burglang Pittsburgh division met Saturday with Supervisor Miller to discuss summer work. The gathering recognized the prize for best kept section of track on the Alleghany division. Attendees included Frank O Day and Steve Flajarty. Mrs Janis Tipper of Philadelphia was guest of Miss Tynnti Patterson.
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Burglang
Pittsburgh
Ponnayiyaula
Bynd Farm
Sherman
Miller
Janis ‘Tipper of
Prindelphia
Tynnti Patterson
Captain Bob Younge and the Willamette Steamship Era
A long historical account traces Captain Bob Younge from a riverboat deckhand to skipper of the Crown Columbia Milla era. It covers Willamette River trade, ship launches, early river company formations, and eventual consolidation into West Coast operations with Captain Bob as manager, highlighting ships like the Ruth and the Annie Courings and the shift to the West Coast Transport Co.
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Willamette
Bob
Salon Ow Youngeobuilt
J. Gang
Ruth
Willamatts Navigation Co
Bothny
Modutime
Western Towing & Transportation Company van Engunne
Annie Courings
Bob Ay
Hotta
Germans Shelled Paris Two Years Ago Captain Honored
The report recalls Captain Robert Young, unknown to time until repairs were made, and notes recognition by his employers for adding to the fleet after a tragic anniversary. A local banner mentions the nurse and a ship named Wakilvin, with references to a girl named Flite Bolley and the nickname Bobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Robert Young
Tim
State Police to Enforce Fish Laws Soon in City
State police will enforce fish and game laws as officers from the state constabulary are expected to arrive in the vicinity. They may spend days in plain clothes before public enforcement begins. Local residents hope they curb illegal fishing and assist in traffic enforcement after a recent violation with little local action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonorreste
Evangelist Miller Here Last Evening at First Methodist
Evangelist Miller drew a large crowd last evening at the First Methodist Church in Corte. Friends of Miller praised his earnest message urging Christians to pursue goodness and resist evil. He spoke of Sunday meetings in New Castle and planned travel to Erie to reach his South Bend home.
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Chnirek
Evangelist Miller
Corte
Tabernacle
Iileata
Alma
New Castle
Adller
Erie
Hill
South Beni
Hlafrienfa
Na Hay
Near Beer Licenses May Be Issued Today
County officials report that several applicants across the county seek permission to sell beer. Court actions are expected today or tomorrow to grant licenses and finalize the process for 1920, with liquor licenses to be handled under established state prohibitions and related court reviews.
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Til Tydey
Phila
New York
Laravgr’ Gleviland Borgdoll
Philadelphia
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Nionairo
Wat Today
Ivo
Tyan
Jong Hin
Mueller
Marshall
Wild Ward
I. Phlinor
Wayne Street
Charlee Walon
Glen Diddon
Will
Graham
Thi ‘Moening
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Grive
Overland
Cure
Brooks and Wale
Harrington
Grange
Ohio
Cleveland
Mosh
Hilo
Greenville
Hofton
Vitor
Rhinentrleken
Bevin Villajron
Tordado
Safty Emblem
National Safety Council
Reid Orhan
Newark
United Pro
Moe Inewark
N. J. Marah
Thea Seyantin
Ratoy
Jay
Dena
Daudite
Thea
Durham
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1St Street
Deniken
REDS
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Willangto
Bob Younge
Hob
Goncora
William Vuuigyald
Dralion
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van Nepper
Oxegon
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