Wall Street Plot Uncovered by New York Police
Police reveal a planned mob plot to bomb a Wall Street office building and cut telegraph lines to trigger a stock market panic. Key conspirators, including Wolf Hiraph and George Aolringer, were named with arrests tied to hospital investigations and foreign conspirator connections.
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Hy United Pros
New York
Morgan and Company
Wien
Wilson
George Aolringer
Hilvaths
Thoonevolt Hospital
Iith
Hind
Goriun
Amfvic
Directors of National Bank Hold Meeting Announces Record Deposits
Officials reported the National Bank’s deposits reached a record level with around $800000 in bonds and an annual gain. The board praised the strengthened patronage and noted the bank’s leading status among local financial institutions.
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National Bank
Elim
Templars Cancel Grand Conclave Amid War Decline
The Grand Conclave of Kalki Templars planned in May at Canonsburg was suddenly canceled due to wartime declines. Officials cited a poor outlook and avoided rescheduling, noting many allied gatherings would be called off, with a national convention still slated for July.
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Pittaburg
Red Cross Chapter Organized in Area Meeting
A meeting discussed organizing a Red Cross chapter of the American National Red Cross. Nominations were set for officers, committees, and a plan to recruit about 200 members. The effort aims to mobilize ward and town groups, distribute posters, and build support for yearlong Red Cross work.
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Promou
Amoreun
Commuree
Mtr
Murray
Sedowari
T Hn
T Hn. Gh, Meuoribs
Walter
Clough
Cologiare
Alesxdridon
G. Th Bosworth
A. U
sRrove
Soma
Thio Red Crag
Noltetting Ionderstip
Sonutttocs
Iin Eorueet
Red Cross
Ford
Corry
Lugoomiltfen
Lull In Allies Drive In France Reported In May Day Dispatch
London datelined report from May 1 describes a pause in Allied operations on the French front. British and French units hold ground as German artillery shells the lines and nerves run high amid ongoing patrols. Both sides prepare for renewed assaults with reinforcements on the way and counterattack plans under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Wong
Big Gunn
Lnetah Anon
Tanin
May Day Strikes Spread Across Regions
Reported May Day actions spread through various provinces and areas as labor groups press for work reforms. Officials note increased demonstrations and calls for improved conditions amid tense political climate.
Conscription Bill Reintroduced in Senate Amid Debate
Washington May 1 The conscription bill returns to floor with revisions clarifying war wordage to apply to Germany only the measure limits and expands public votes on conscription while advancing minor amendments and a nationwide referendum proposal to decide on sending troops abroad as debate continued through the afternoon.
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Washington
Senate
Germany
Jono
Vetlon
Thone
Ten Miley
Joeffre and Viviani In Senate Appearance Sparks Row
In Washington on May 1 Marshall Foftre and Vice Premier Vivian faced a raucous Senate session. The crowd cried out for wartime policy as tensions rose over United States support and Allied strategy amid the Marne crisis.
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Iby Walted Press
Washington
Marshall Foftre
Vivian
Jontis
Toftra
Marne
United States
Strike at Brooks Plant Sparks Pay Standstill
Readers report a labor dispute at the Brooks Plant of The American Losonottyo Company on a April afternoon. Workers press for a night shift, higher wages, and a raise in pay, with about one hundred and ten employees mentioned in the fragmentary note.
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Mayakiri
Tnoksmithe
Didckemith Belpers
Losonottyo
Wien
Bing
Riuba
Berlin Secret Treaty With Chili Exposed In Roatia
A sensational exposure reports a secret pact involving Germany and Chile, and its possible impact on South America and the United States. The dispatch claims a Chilean pivot toward Germany to counterbalance American influence, stirring debate about Western hemispheric supremacy.
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Chico Pepin
Gorlauny
Germany
United States
Bowell
Stoki
Roatita
Curmany
Add
Retary
Aus Feri
Chit
Goran
Ana
Keeper Houston
South
Tennion
Araunting
Lost Lake Ship Sinks Near Perry Monument
A steamer named WAIN is reported lost near Lake in Ohio as weather and heavy seas hinder salvage efforts. The vessel reportedly sank around noon with all hands or crew, while nearby craft and safety boats attempt a response and salvage operations continue.
Foreman Sacrifices Self to Save Workers at Docks
At the Mobile shipyard today a blast trapped fifteen workers. Foreman Hurfulo Apel ran inside to warn others and pull them from danger before a cylinder exploded. Albert Caven, Cansoy Yaga, and John Haughox suffered serious burns.
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Hurfulo
Apel
George Woldlinger
Hon Burner
Bus Munkh
BuBlery
Welingar
Weldiney
Albert Caven
Cansoy Yaga
John Haughox
Nebraska Amendment Implemented After Last November Vote
Nebraska goes into effect today as the constitutional amendment approved at the November election becomes law. The measure was ratified by a solid majority and alters state governance. Experts note changes to the executive and legislative framework and anticipate impacts on policy.
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Nebraska
Volere
Warren Man Back From The Trenches
Warren man returns from service in France with leg injury and lung damage. He arrived yesterday and was discharged from the Canadian army. His scarred uniform draws attention as he walks the streets, reflecting on his wartime experiences.
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Warren
France
Beal
Nissoler
FIRST CIRCUS ARRIVES FOR MAY 26 AT LOCAL FAIR
Partial OCR text notes Mrs Turret and Coop and Lent show teams arriving in Le city for a May 26 circus event. It mentions a May 24 arrangement day at the Co ry Fair and Devilnig Park, and previews a traveling show with acts and traffic hazards.
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Turret
Topeonenlallves
Coop
Cini
le City
Nike
Corry Fair
Deivnig Park
Ihgad Vinylory
Ineret Anid
Meeting Tomorrow on Referendum and Voting Procedures
The Beant of Contiwrco of the Latted Staten submits a report with recommendations on referendum timetable nationwide. Avilon will be honored at a meeting of direct ors of the Corry Board of Come hores on May 2nd 2017. Attendance urged with a start at eight o'clock.
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Beant
Contiwrco
Tiuineas Orgnettea
United States
Avilon
Linsttttor
Corry Board
Come Hores
Aight O'Dlocke
Oirmue
Anny
British Strikes Resume Amid Prolonged Sit-In
Workers at the Worldenvilar plant resume activity after a lengthy stoppage. The dispute centers on wage terms and working conditions with union leaders pressing for concessions while management maintains its position.
Town Destroyed in Aerial Attack by Unknown Aviator
Amatordinh May I The Oirtel vie ot Bleeikter wun duitroyad eat tithe by an aviator of unknown AMCHINLY recording on Dutted Froas Copenhaxen Uiapateh received Here tidy A Iaree nuihhar of oumbi were APIBped on the town Aerfrovine DAacHenty All the gull hFa in the Village did causing many casualties. The Daleh government 49 today attempting to flex itv respon sibility for the ral eee Deata.
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United Press
Oumbi
Daleh
Itv
Enlist Now for City War Service in Corry
The notice urges young men of Corry to enroll immediately for war service with the American forces. It emphasizes patriotism, formation of a local company, and eligibility for military training and a future call to active duty in the war against Germany. It lists organizers and signals readiness for physical exams and enrollment.
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Hay
Shaw
Germany
Han Thhe
Ty Casealin Rasselas
W. Brown
Regis
May Party Plans Detailed Despite Turbulent Preparations
The article outlines a May party setup with expected military style arrangements and a lengthy program. Key figures like Mr Hirwatly and officials coordinate a midnight June gathering with a prize list of up to $200 and related entertainment.
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Hirwatly
HocurwLite
Wonlae
Cal
Busia
Evetie Willers
Orenelink
Willi
Aday
Cnnopy
Corry Cigar Campaign Promotes Local Sales
Corry launches a cigar campaign to boost sales during May with a push for locally manufactured products. The effort highlights the Crown Bakery showing strong daily sales and a broad appeal to residents, aiming at steady revenue growth through the month.
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Cormerce
Volgen
Crown Bakery
Suidac Orlor
Police Busy Again Detains Men After Arrests
Police picked up several men yesterday and held them at the city jail. They received hearings this morning and paid fines or were jailed for nonpayment. One suspect fled town after warning notices were served. another was arrested in Jumpntown for assault.
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Ity
Weil Tang
Reilind
Aftienoon
Charlee
Lope Mardo
Westfiold
Milk Men Meet Here Rally Recounted
Local tale of a milk dealers meeting described in fragmentary notes. Names and places remain unclear but the event centers on a convention or gathering of milk men in a city context.
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Knight
W. C. Murray
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Hague
Ristue
Hollweg
Alpon
Willie Ty Conwidor Ponte
United Ties
Joeffre
Viviani
Brooks
Berlin
Chili
Pat
Bay
Ohio
Perry
Foreman
Washington, D.C
Wilayn
Primident
Tin
Joire Penotiin
Ilegrudh
Niewarok
Huh Solin
Avery
Riley
FORUM
Secotary of
Walt Atti
Uluy Wai
Mithmettk
J.P Drown
Sec'y
Ale Reown, Sexy
United R
Sas
Wanita
Aistinbe
Topay
Lula
Armo
Corry Cigar Campaign
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