Ohio Firm Low Bidder on Sewer Projects in City
The Youngstown company won the bid for several sewer projects planned for the coming summer. Bids from other firms were rejected or higher, and the city commission authorized contracting with the O'Fores Company after bid reviews. The panel also approved permits for a gasoline station project at 102 Mount Martin Street.
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APL O'ftoen Company
Younigetown
Ile
East Fifth
Yomary
Winton
West Smith
Marion Street
Worth Street
Ian Deen
Alexander Presidine
menDura
Varios Pubverna
Midwe
Youngstown
Sutlefaetion
Com Gikcon
Piper Euy
O'ifore
Rim RR
Jountud
Ita Peewee
Corry Art Stone Co Builds Concrete Block Growth
A feature on Corry Art Stone Company detailing its early 1918 start in concrete blocks, the first block production, and the shift to Castone products. It notes company leadership C. Fi Weidii and Son, plant expansions, and profits reinvested to grow the firm.
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Tiyeae Corny
Art Stowe Company
C. Fi Weidii
Ryeil Gylithe Foval
Lundlig
Howard Oe
Curry
Corry Art Stone Company
Mule Jr
Weeks Jr
Junior Parthes
Aybimeyer
Costone
Cantone
Castone Prodhicti
Corry
Rod and Gun Club Meeting Set at Municipal Building
The Corry Rod and Gun Club will meet at the municipal building tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock to conduct an extra meeting and discuss a planned event. Members are urged to attend, with Erie Rod and Gun Club participation expected in planning indoor forestry and rifle championship events.
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Ville Wepnrimsit
Nanatel
Erie
Jonge Havin Tse
Mourn for New's Passing Dominates Senate Guard
Senators lament New’s defeat in Tuesday’s Indiana senatorial primary as Old Guard unity and political maneuvering overshadow the sorrow. The loss to Albert J. Heveridge sparks concerns about committee loyalties and party leadership while others mull the potential impact on upcoming senate votes and New’s political legacy.
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United Presa
Stalgare
Indiana
Albert J. Heveridge
Binutar
Truman
Border War Flare Uplifts Ulster Conflict Report
Widespread clashes erupt across Ulster as units of the Republic Army clash with rebels near Dublin. Police patrols in County Tyrone and County Derry suffer ambushes and casualties. Limavady sees widespread arson in Unionist areas with significant property damage reported.
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Talted Press
Tisti Republicas
Dublin
County Pyrone
County Derry
Pny
Berg
Mumber
Derry
Tay
Robotigads
Widesnread Incendiarum
Limavady
North Dory
Uniongate
Cotham Demonstrates Against Dry Reign
New York May 4 United Press reports a small demonstration in Madison Square as Cotham and fellow protesters voice opposition to Prohibition. Preachers mingle with the crowd while speakers condemn the Volstead Act. The scene includes chants and expressions of public dissent amid a tense, noisy gathering.
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United
New York
Madicott Square
Garces
Peter Eo
Lloyd George Fights to Avert Genoa Failure
United Press report from Genoa outlines a collapsing conference as Lloyd George works to prevent ties from breaking, with France and Belgium opposing Russian detente and Paris agreeing to a nonaggression pact while insisting Versailles treaty rights be observed.
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Lloyd George
Genoa
United Press
George
Boca Paris
Paris
France
Russia
Whch
Poincare
Belgium
England
Belarus
Federal Dry Squad Probes Conditions Across Erie District
Federal dry enforcement agents led by Harry Gosser and Charles Bowen toured Erie Meadville and other towns evaluating farm conditions and home production. The probe covers Gorty North East Waterford Union City Albion and nearby areas with focus on illegal liquor and agricultural activity as enforcement continues.
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Ula
Erie
Harry Gosser
Charles Bowen
Mary
Bower Thax Jauried
Jalde Erie
Sity
Warron
Meadville
Sie 'Brie
Gorty
North East
Waterford
Union’ City
Albion
Irish truce agreed upon as mutineer officers announce halt
A military conference in Dublin reports a truce among Free State forces and mutineer officers. The cease is to start on Monday May 5, with the armistice effective from that date and continuing under unspecified terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Free State
Aimranoon
Cory Choral Society Delivers Splendid Concert
The Cory Choral Society's program at the Audarium drew large crowds and rave reviews. The opening pieces showcased precise direction by Professor Earth and featured the Soldiers' Chorus from Faust. The second half included The Spring Waltz and other crowd-pleasers, performed with strong soloists and a cooperative orchestra.
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Cory Chorale Society
Audarium
We Fair Aired Audiesses
Haden
Uie Society
Faust
Gounod
Miss Austin
Estudiantina
Authenion
Wright
Nemuine
Shirley Gordon
Tye
Lohr
Himmel
Mrs Temstreet
Milde
Wisi
Ethint
Fran, Lillie
Mire Forrest Peiffer
Sara MacTanes
May Howard
Guy Suxton
Roscoe Deeting
Weir
Hillstrom
Schubert
Bond
Clarence Stiller
Allie
Molloy
Yandel
Maderajal
Wis
Muhitie Lane
Cleanup Day Proclamation For Corry City
The city urges households to clean premises and remove rubbish. Place refuse in containers at curbs by Tuesday morning May 9 for collection. Some burning may occur with caution to prevent fire spread as cleanup efforts proceed. Alexander, Mayor.
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Corry
Neréhy
le Awexander
Magar
Min D Royle and guests visit Erie and local homes
Fragmentary notice reports Royle visiting Erie as a guest of friends. Kepple left this morning for a Mayville area to be with Reba Corbin, who headed toward Brie harbor to spend a day with a friend. Elizabeth Southiem traveled to Goring Creme to spend several days as guest of Mine Mar Karnt Porerskis.
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Royle
Erie
Kepple
Reba Corbin
Elizabeth Southiem
Goring Creme
Jarveral Davret
Mar “Karnt Porerskis
Perjury charges loom in Conneaut Lake case
Thomas and Parker face perjury claims connected to the Conneaut Lake gang robbery. Thomas allegedly drove the getaway auto at Curry during the burglary while Parker, his brother in law, testified against an innocent youth. Grand jury calls for a full probe into Sturtevant Bank fissure and depositor losses.
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Sitar Parker
Mewivills
Yeydur Daiy
Conneaut
Gaengoe
Thomad
Tyinh
Twanns
Meadville
Thomas
Conseaut Lake
SW Parker
Conneaut- Villa
Grayford County
Grand Jury
Sadat
Iano
Wien
Dud Tunice Institution
Bloody brawls erupt as witnesses clash at miners trial
Reports from Charlestown Virginia describe bloody fistfights among witnesses for the State during the miners treason trials. Troopers guard secrecy as sessions proceed, with hints of planned moonshine smuggling and threats of open conflict.
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Iby United Press
Charlestown
AV. Va
Tollay
Tiners
Severstl
Peter
West
Virkinia
Imine
Harper's
Ajipeme
Dan’ Chafin
Mor Shierif
Laguin
Cirper
Unclear Continental Clash Reader Describes Mutiny Near Pekin
Fragmentary report recounts Canton forces moving toward Pekin amid mutiny within command as leaders dispute expedition to secure the city. Further details are not readable.
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Presa
Sin
Canton
Koday Wan
Chang Tey
Pekin
Delay in Complete Withdrawal of U S Troops From Rhine
Report shows U S stalled full pullout of Rhine forces to maintain Allied momentum and deter French moves. About 1600 American troops remain with plans to repatriate roughly 600 men this month while the rest stay delayed amid Allied and German diplomacy.
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U.5
Rhine
Gortun
Iran
Aioe
Allie
Great Britain
France
von Wettium
United States
Germany
Americas
New Jersey Town Wiped Out by Fire
A devastating blaze in Woodridge New Jersey destroyed twelve occupied houses and forced dozens to flee their homes. Damage is estimated at 200000 with residents evacuated as crews fought the flames through the night.
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New Jersey
United Press
Woodridge
N_ J
Tley
U S Seeks French Debt Payment Declared
Paris May 1 The United States sent a note to France demanding payment of debt with interest set at four percent The note indicates Washington seeks resolution of pending financial obligations between the two governments in a formal diplomatic exchange.
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Paris
Tay
United States
Beveridge for President Upsets Party Realignment
An Indianapolis dispatch reports the May 1 primary result showing Beveridge winning by about 20 000 votes amid a realignment of Republican support. New and Watson factions clash over party control as Beveridge sweeps all counties in the ninth district.
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United Prose
Indianapolis
Albert
United States
Triana
Fortigr
Bill Mange
Saniel Radeon
Tia
Protroestves
Nth Pus
Beveridge
New
Oid Guard
Ie New
Jenkins
Stirling
James Bib Watson
Trollanm
Woated
Tailfitn
Tila
Watshe
Bevaridge
Ewa
Sheth
Watson
Thinwen
Babe Ruth Has Tonsils Removed
Babe Ruth underwent tonsil removal at St Vincent’s Hospital after a throat infection. He was described as doing well and the operation was successful.
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Babe Ruth
Trouble Brewing Over Cabinet Shift Plans
May 4 Chicago report claims Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick, ex wife of Harold, is linked with Kawart Ket a Swiss adviser and friend. The story notes alleged romances within the McCormick circle and hints at further marriage prospects including Motormueke and Waltha.
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Chicago
Seppennod
McCormick Jobin D. Rockiefiller
Lames
Edith Rockefeller Mifuritick
Harnid
Ting
Kawart Ket
Adviaor
Theyingtier
Cupid
Hay
Hay Coitinned Tordeat
Hals of
McCormick
Marrige
Booze Drops Trigger Philadelphia Riots
In Philadelphia on May 4, reports describe a chaos sparked by illicit candy surges. Authorities probe the candy supply linked to prohibition enforcement as crowds resist seizures and some supporters defend the illegal sweets.
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United
Philadelphia
Ida
Sweeping government reorganization in early planning
United Press reports a White House conference on May 4 with President Harding and the joint committee on departmental reorganizations. Proposals include moving bureaus to interior and other major reshuffles facing opposition from some cabinet members, notably Weyer and War Department factions, amid secrecy and debate.
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United Press
Wasimington
Harding
White House
Joint
Congressional Committee On
Amonst Caine
Walter Brown
Tsedo
Ohio
Ain
Bureau of
Farestes
Tire
Interior Department
Brown
Tovar
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A. P. O'Hara Company of
Yountstown
Corry Art Stone CO
ROD and Gun Club
Senate Old Guard
Staeroi
Wallenie
Alway
Ulster
Cotham
Soviets
Federal
Sesser
Erie Mah
Choral Society
Homas
Parker
Mead Ville
Conneaut Lake
U.S
BULL
Progressive
Hard Tits
Rube Ruth
St.Vincents
United Pross
Mary Ctouby
Brie
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