Plants Reopen Under Guard of Troops
Under guard of four troops, Hilleburgh plants reopen after disruption. Operations vary, and no meals or full output reported. none of the sites exceed sixty percent of normal staffing. J. H. Murr of Wet Inghorn interests will seek proclamation tomorrow. Major 2B Lawry Humes, commanding the 18th Regiment, left to appear before the May grand jury, then unexpectedly left the case.
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United Press
Hilleburgh
Mutomiti
J. H. Murr
Lone Enouh
Slayer of Two Captured After Farm Crime
Slain pair named Burton Pattia and his daughter were killed by John We Hot yesterday. He was tracked to a Hay YoMies farm position and found in Toland Mills wagon shedding. He offered no resistance and was taken under guard.
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Thompwn
Can
John We Hot
Aewih Burton Pattia
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Welad
Mouihounda
Wwltatt
Toland Mills
Aurion
Jaquins Cases Held Over Until Fall
The district court records show Jaquine and co defendants facing prosecution by State officials. Grand jury returns indicate no true bill on some counts while others await September court action. Attorneys for the defense indicate no immediate effort to hire further counsel until September.
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Jaquins
Gimper
Hyoom
Nna
Haya Hoes
Melady
Truancy Case Before Judge Barker Today
A truancy case before Judge Barker was heard in court this morning. The defendant, a parent, was found guilty of not complying with state attendance laws and was fined three dollars plus costs. He was unable to post bond and faced potential detention in jail until post-sentence compliance.
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Durkee
Ostend Bombarded Amid Air Attacks Report
A May afternoon bulletin states Ostend was bombarded by enemy aircraft. The unverified report notes Belgian city bombardment and one German plane shot down before it reformed. Authorities deny details.
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Berl
Onlom
Berlin Displeased by Rumors of Peace Talks
United Press report notes Berlin denies Washington rumors that Ambassador Gerard was ordered to remain in Hernag to handle German peace overtures before late summer. The chatter arose after a conference between the ambassador and the German chancellor. Officials say no peace talks were mentioned. War could end before late fall, with belligerents eager to avoid another winter campaign.
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Washington
Chuncallon von Nethman Thollwex
Gerard
Hernag
Swootr
Germit
Hie
Interesting Time at the Hatcheries in Union City
Report from Union City hatcheries notes prime feeding and growing conditions. Hatchery manager Mr Buller says warming water could bring millions of young fry within twenty to thirty days. Union City hatchery aims to release millions of fish this season.
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Buller
Upjon City
Huller
Union City
Wilbo
Valerie
Local church board endorses Dr Shaw for key post
At the regular conference meeting of the First Methodist church board held last Friday evening the board passed resolutions urging the conference to retain Rev Dr H Shaw in the church. The action followed at the time and will be communicated to the conference in September. Other church business was discussed.
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Shaw
French Reinforcements Extend Positiones Amid Verdun Attacks
United Press reports May parley on French lines strengthening at Verdun and nearby sectors. French artillery supports advance while German assaults grow intense near Avonourt and Dummieros, with Hildesparka casualties noted and continued activity around St. Melo and Verdun.
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Parle
Avonourt
Dummieros
Yewterday
St. Melo
Verdun
Aestor
Provid
Local High School Track Meet Set for Saturday
Tarilig, manager of the Lack Wall high school, announces a county seat track meet next Saturday with Wnton City, Albion, Nasty East, Cambridge Springs, Girard, and others expected to compete. The Cony Lahm hopes to win multiple events. a follow up meet is planned for the following Saturday.
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Tarilig
Lack Wall
Firle
Wnton City
Cleveland Trolley Strike Averted
In Cleveland the trolley strike was averted today as the street rail company accepted the recently offered terms. Officials said the agreement ends the standoff between workers and management, preventing a work stoppage that could disrupt city transit.
Delayed Note Up to Tomorrow Amid Unknown Gala Plans
A garbled report from Washington The D Day May 4 notes delayed decisions about a gala event. Competing views from German and allied officials on participation arise, with ongoing negotiations and unclear timing for a final decision. The State department signals possible postponement into Friday as talks continue.
Macabees Outline More Events and Delegation Plans
Macabees announce additional events and a large delegation planned for a War effort. JW Mobaniel, a commander, invites Corry Indigo and several officers to the May 5 meeting. State officers are expected to attend the Warren meeting as part of a larger Macenbae agenda.
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Weoknail A
Mike
JW Mobaniel
Macenbuis
New York
Corry Indigo
Gorry
Warto
Warren
New Series Dances Begin Saturday Evening
A new series of social dances starts Saturday at Knighth of Pything Hall conducted each Saturday indefinitely. The Easter Orchestra of four shoes fay boyn secured for the part in which urn to begin Saturday. DIRRE OF this Week Wid the boat of munle th Endured.
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Knlghta
Auxiliary Meeting at Hospital Held By Auxiliary
A chaotic taped transcription describes an auxiliary meeting at a hospital with unclear participants and activities. The text references planning, meals, and a pending pledge drive, with mentions of a basement, youth, and local authorities, all framed in fragmented detail.
Carranza To Approve Agreement Reported Abroad
A garbled dispatch notes that Carranza and allies were to consider an agreement during a ceremony in Paso and Mooree counties. The note outlines the main terms but lacks full transmission. Sources indicate the leaders intended to sanction the accord pending formal approval.
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Ohreman
Paso
Ohiegon
Gunewalle
Carsanza
Nly
Appeal to Save the Irish Rebels in London Trial
London reports Sir Robert Casement faces treason charges to be heard before Lord Redding. If guilty, he faces execution by hanging. An appeal by Sir Edward Carson and John Redmond Dhye seeks leniency as Irish rebels are said to be demitted. Dublin casualties tallied around 188, with 68 government soldiers and 128 rebels reported dead.
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Robert Casement
Lord Redding
Thales
England
Gaye
Meath
Edward Carson
John Redmond
Dublin
Howe
Ely
Mayo
American Scout Killed in Mexico
Summaries indicate a US scout killed during a Mexican border operation. Reports describe troop involvement, missing personnel, and ongoing search by Cavalry units. The text notes related engagements, wounded soldiers, and a cross border move described as part of a punitive expedition.
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United Press
Columbus
N. M
P. Folly
el Putyo
Willon
Villiste
Burdils
Uli Wie
Dafig
Sisth Cavalry
Death of Frank Albee Saddens Local Friends
Frank Albee, longtime news executive and former superintendent of the pews company, died after a period of ill health. He was connected with Linton News Company and later with the United with the Aion I News Company. Services will be held from his home at 528 Columbus Avenue Buffalo. He was a member of Holy Lodge 266 F and A M and other orders. Surviving relatives will gather for services at the residence.
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Windia
Aig Piamalung Nt
Li Corry
Phailan
Linton News Company
Lanterhee
Burtalis Wikrp
Aion I News Company
Hi Howth
We Texnt
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Abo
Pews Company
Symanse
Ashtabula
Albee
Pichina
Dee
Holy Lodge
Buffalo
R. M
Lake Niele Commandary
Tamallla Templey
Myate Burké Steig
Columbus Avenue
Bulfato
Weather forecast hints at warmer, windy nights ahead
The forecast warns of a warm spell with increasing humidity tonight through Friday. Strong winds may accompany the milder air as temperatures rise across the region, bringing a mild end to a cool spell.
Cha irmen and Directors in Session Across the Board
Cha irmen and Directors met in session to discuss charter matters for the organization. A committee was appointed to audit books and oversee petitions, with members Bush Parker and Kim Pins, and plans for a special committee on the mailer and upcoming county changes were outlined.
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Walt and Kinead
Duclsiniden
Smith i
Meele
Agaih Aelal
Provident Clough
Bors
Messrs
Bush
Parker
Kim Pins
Wellows
Rothell
Baste Te Ahn Mailer
Auer
Patie Mays
Hie
Minetay
Brio
Sikenre
Tmhaneiat
Mble
Corry Hompletis
Studl
Aire Gotkiyenie Munitor
Trams
Eal Hospital Board
Murray
Martin
Tron
L. B. Kelly
Stafford
de Wilcrox
Read
Commeree Bana
Esvaral
Long Term for Mercer Murderer
The judge sentenced Morcor to 16 to 20 years in the Western Penitentiary at Pittsburgh for second degree murder after a guilty plea. The defense and prosecutor arguments are noted as part of the court proceedings.
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MsLaichey
Utioca PelengAae
Munder
Bom
Pittsburgh
Minder
Eottwent
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