NO STREET CARS STRIKE HITS PITTSBURGH CITY WIDENED
United Prowse reports a broad street car strike in Pittsburgh as workers walk out demanding pay increases. Mayor Armatring meets union leaders to avert disruption while trains halt and city officials brace for possible extended stoppage tonight.
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Findley Lake Assembly Abandoned and Sale Likely
Local reports say the Findley Lake Assembly is abandoned and the Assembly property may be sold. Attendees during the annual summer gatherings noted the closure may lead to private development, including a possible large hotel, altering the town’s summer character.
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Four British Generals Captured in Turkish Surrender
United Press from Berlin reports four British generals were captured when British forces surrender at Kut. The dispatch notes losses of over 40,000 in April and March campaigns and cites triumphal dispatches from Constantinople regarding the capitulation and Turkish advances.
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Dublin Rebel Leaders Surrender to Government Troops
London May 1 reports from United Press say the Irish uprising movement leaders have surrendered. Government troops captured the dissenters after a renewed attempt. authorities announced the surrender of the leaders who directed the revolt.
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Supervisors Ready to Co-operate for Good Roads Day
Reports reach Grant Smith showing county officials ready to back this year’s Good Roads Day. Erie Chamber pledges exceed one hundred dollars for township work. Smith estimates twenty dollars per township to hire men and cover graveling ditching and related costs. County groups including Corry Board of Commerce and Motor Club pledge full cooperation with the road effort.
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Wong
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Wedding Saturday in Crosajey and Mra Aiputrien home
Mr Arthur Hy Crosajey and Mrs Aiputrien were married Saturday afternoon at 1 o clock at the home of Mr and Mrs G I Hondar on North Counter street. Rev Lakor of the First Baptist church officiated. The bride is the widow Mes Hondar won who has been living with the Croamroy family. The groom is employed with the Conwrat Bioatria Company.
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Mormon Colony Destroyed by Villistas Near Chinchapao
Reports arrive that the American Mormon settlement at Chinchapao, 32 miles northeast of Made ofa Kawhoon, was attacked and burned by Villistas. The raid left their homes destroyed and several inhabitants reported killed or driven away. conflicting accounts say the colony suffered complete destruction while others describe scattered losses.
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Cabaret Evening At State Armory by Hospital Auxiliaries
Readiness for the soulful cabaret event at the State Armory as the Ladies Auxiliary of the Coney Hospital Association hosts the show. Tickets invite viewing from the two balcony levels at 45 cents, program set with few changes, and performances anticipated from Hammon W. Huteh on premiere violin and other artists.
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Delegation Heads to Erie for Hospital Support
A city delegation traveled to Erie to advocate for carrying hospital construction funding and support for the Erie project. The committee reported progress with expectations of state cooperation and county alignment, while noting political and logistical hurdles ahead.
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Expect Big Labor Trouble Develops This May Day
Washington May 1 Labor leader Lily Morrison of the American Federation of Labor says thousands of workers will walkout for higher wages and demand action on May Day. Morrison forecasts spring reviews of past tolls and weather will influence whether strikes or protests continue into a new year.
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Powerful Attacks Repelled In World War Report
United Press reports on a day of heavy combat with Allied forces claiming success against German positions. The battle line held under intense bombardment as Allied troops reported steady progress and cautious optimism amid fierce engagements along the front.
Weather Review of the Past Month
The monthly weather review compiled by Mr drown notes April observations from the government bureau. It records rainfall of 1 inch or more on several days, with seven days marked clear, and a band of partly cloudy to overcast conditions.
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Corry Boy Chosen Editor Of College Paper
Howard Heaworth of this city, a sophomore at Allegheny College, will edit The Campus, the college paper, during the coming year. Heaworth is the first student since 14 to hold the editor title, and has prior reporting experience with local papers.
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Hnis City
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Weyworth
Loréollege Piepers
Alles Ehony
Strikes in Three Cities Called Today
Reported labor actions across multiple cities with workers in several industries striking for wage, hours, and working conditions. Mentions car dealers, union activity, and regional protests spanning May dates in AK, IA, and surrounding areas.
Demand That Sprinkling Be Started Soon
Citizens and merchants complain about delays in sprinkling, noting nuisance and trouble. Farmers report lack of water for horses, some fonts already used, and a young man collected names to oppose the tax. A meeting this evening aims to address the issue.
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Fires Avenue
Tony
foNt Low
Peacher
Steamer Lupkoll Sunk in British waters likely torpedoed
London May 1 United Press reports the large British steamer Lupkoll has been sunk. Uncertainty remains whether the loss came from a torpedo or a mine. The vessel was a passenger liner of about 850 tons and lengthened service in Tongth.
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Large Barn Burned Near Columbus
A large barn on the farm of A Capwell near Columbus was destroyed by fire on a night in an event that drew a large crowd. The blaze consumed the barn and its contents including machinery tools and grain stock valued between 2500 and 7000 dollars. The cause was believed to be arson as no witnesses could identify the culprit or motives.
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Highway Resurfacing Affects County Roads This Week
The State Highway Department under Supt VinVieck announces extensive road work across the county. The Waterhound amondam Foul from Ohio Star line to West Byrnigheld will be resurfaced over several weeks, along with Harborcresk state pont from Wealayvilla to Four Mile Creek. Officials expect rapid progress and aim to keep state routes passable during the project.
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