Commission Meeting Rewrites on City Projects and Salaries
City Commission reversed bids on plumbing upgrades at the municipal department headquarters and approved other appropriations. Motions authorized transfers from street department funds for snow removal, and salaries for city solicitor and engineer were set. The period’s treasurer’s report showed April balance, receipts, expenses, with noted May carryover and interest.
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Third Huge Deficiency Bill Passed
Fragmented OCR text reports a defense funding measure passing with unclear affiliations and numeric figures. The fragment mentions a large deficiency bill, a president, and a projected $300,000,000 figure, but lacks coherent details, dates, or named institutions. The readable content centers on a major legislative action amid ambiguous surrounding context.
Secretary of Labor Plans New Wage Offer for Anthracite Coal Operators
Washington May 4 Secretary Wilson will submit a proposal for a new wage agreement with anthracite coal operators and miners. He heard both sides at yesterday’s conference in New York after a forum that followed no agreement. The miners seek a 30 percent raise while operators counter with 6 to 8 percent. Operators argue higher raises would raise prices.
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Boys Held for Court for Thefts
Grongo and Marc sroids young Inay of the Third ward confessed to stealing a traveling bag from an auto stand on West Washington street and have figured in similar petty crimes in recent months. They were bound over to the juvenile court for arraignment before Alderman Porter last night. The boys were taken to Firle that morning by Oldet drank.
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Engagement Announced Involving Lindley Smith Family
Local society notes announce the engagement of Lindley Smith and Alorlwe Gower. Gower is described as the daughter of Leofb Builth and Mrs Leofb, formerly of Coney. The couple plans to marry after graduation from Banded College in Tune.
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Antillery
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New disorders in the Ruhr prompt German troop gains
May 4 dispatches report new disorders in the Ruhr district of Germany. German forces reportedly occupy Duisburg and Wesel while confusion and telegraph disruptions hinder communications. The situation appears unsettled as authorities scramble to restore order amid evolving military movements.
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London
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Germany
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NOLES NOW CLAIMING NEW SUCCESSES
United Press reports from London May 4 that Thurdan soviet troops evacuated Kin last Thurning and retreated toward Kharkov. A dispatch in Daily News says Poles entered the city Sunday and were welcomed by inhabitants. In Warsaw Polish forces reportedly seized villages and rail hubs, claiming 25,000 prisoners, 20 guns, 418 attaching guns, and significant materiel.
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Trolley Workers Strike Halts Interurban Service In Linesville
Electrical workers on the Northwestern trolley line serving Linesville and surrounding areas walked out today at Northwest Pennsylvania, protesting a wage router with increases up to 40 percent. Several hundred workers were expected to join the strike by nightfall, snarling interurban trolley operations across the county.
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Wal-Atations
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April Realty Transfers Mark City’s Busy Month
Real estate activity surged in April with numerous transfers across the city. Despite garbled text, records indicate a higher volume than any comparable period, with many deals involving local property owners and lenders.
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New York Stock List and Market Snippets
The report lists stocks from Anglo American to General Motors among others and includes scattered notes on transactions, dinners, and a soap-tasting incident. It mentions Morite Gougur and a Chicago Testwurint Company matter with a strange kitchen warning. A morgue of prices and items surfaces with miscellaneous references to railways and refineries.
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New York
Morite D. Gougur
Todig
Ithe Chiida
Obregon Prepared to Strike Amid Mexico Tensions
United Press dispatch from Paso May 1 reports Obregon revolutionists in Mexico preparing a converted drive on Maxito Mitr following a peaceable surrender by Tauri font. Government negotiators seek a tender arrangement to avert open fighting and potential American intervention.
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Mexico
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Tiree
Naveral
State Leads in Gasoline Production Says Study
Pennsylvania claims the top position in gasoline recovery from natural gas based on a study of samples by the United States Geological Survey. The 1918 and 1919 data show substantial improvements in gasoline removal during gas processing, noting benefits to consumers through higher heating values and smoother distribution by preventing condensation of gasoline and water vapor.
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Pennsylvania Department of Internal Affairs
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United States Bureau of Mines
Thrift Bag Collection This Saturday
Community volunteers announce thrift bag collection Saturday morning to gather rags for hospital needs. Residents urged to place bags on porches for pickup, aiming to fill bags from surrounding areas.
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President resumes lead in treaty fight amid Senate stalemate
Washington May 4 United Press reports President Wilson has again asserted control over the treaty fight and intends to return the pact to the Senate before the daily adjournment. Administration senators vow to maintain stalls to permit a filibuster and push the measure forward as housing construction and population figures surface.
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Delaware
Wood Has Maryland Delegation in 1904 Primary
Major Doneral Wood won the Maryland presidential preferential primary by a wide margin with about 19,900 votes to 8,059 for Robinson. Delegates from most counties backed Wood, securing control of the state convention and a slate likely to support his national bid, while others were pledged to the Republican ticket at the national convention.
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Johnson Hoover Test Today in San Francisco Primaries
In San Francisco on May 4 Senator Thum Johnson and Tesbert Hoover bid to show preconvention strength for the Republican nomination. They warn a defeat in the home primaries would hurt their standings and plan to attend the Chicago Convention.
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Mexican Rebels Defeated in Texan Frontline Fight
United Press reports government forces battled rebels near Mosico City scene. Official statement says sixty troops deployed and rebels forced to evacuate Claidls, forty six miles southeast of Mosico City as robot units roared in. Military action marked by heavy troop movements and counter assault.
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Paley Brothers to Open Garage Skating Rink Next Week
Announcement from Paley Brothers states a skating rink will open next week on the top floor of their garage building behind the Hills home on North Center Street. The lower floor will be readied for car storage with work and machinery to follow. Skates and gear have arrived and preparations for the rink surface are underway.
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Official of molders union meets with Pittsburgh delegates
An official of the molders union arrives in the city to confer with local members about wage scales and working hours. Details of the talks and any eight hour plan or ninety cent lift remain undisclosed as factories pause production due to the strike.
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Corry High School Team Schedules Ground Work Help
The Corry High School team and nearby clubs are asked to assist in ground repair and maintenance projects. Participants will meet tomorrow night to inspect and begin work on the fields, with Anil Gavin coordinating the effort.
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Kerry police involved in incident on cycle ride
United Press reports a polite verger and two constables were attacked while cycling to Ballylongford in County Kerry. The report recounts gunfire and a shooting tied to a local capital incident as inquiries begin with Angelo Profotw and James Commarts named among those involved.
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Nutsburgh
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Hearing on Bell Rates Tomorrow and Fire Dept HQ Work
Report notes a hearing on new bell rates scheduled for tomorrow while work on the city fire department headquarters has begun. Construction accelerates with materials arriving, and staff and residents are mentioned across a string of brief local items and visits.
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