Fate of Genoa Conference in Soviet Hands
Genoa talks hinge on Soviet acceptance of allied terms as France and Britain press for a clear French position. Delegates discuss possible withdrawal or compromise while Lloyd George and Barthou weigh clashing demands and the path to a peace pact.
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Prom
Genoa
Russib
Jessie Ly
Frinive
Louis Barthatt
Pnn
Dents
GEONA
Mas
Loula Harthou
Daléyusion
Warthan
Jim
Asda
Putin
Peaster
Mehellin
Betis
Goodrge
Strikers Ranks Remain Intact in Conhaligville Region
United Press reports in Conhaligville area remains steady as strikes persist with many workers continuing to strike over profits. Several laborers reportedly face discontent and possible wage issues while unions hold firm in ongoing industrial dispute near Comneltaville and Parkers stations.
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United Pros
Brownsville
Conhaligville
Nev
Union
Titonlaecs
Wuiantown
Bryay
State Labor Confab Opens at Scranton
A state labor conference opens in Scranton May 10, with the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor preparing to host. Mayor Takin Durken will deliver the opening address to about three to four hundred delegates. Lawrence F Thart, president of the Central Labor Union, and committee chairs will welcome federal labor leaders to the city on behalf of organized labor.
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United Trans Scranton
Pyritsylvania Fed Pration of Labor
Tomur
Takin Durken
Lalwrence
Suranton
Davison Leaves Estate in Ten Million Fallout
Grand jury probes a postal fraud ring tied to a large scheme valued at up to two million dollars. Widespread investigations name brokers and insurers, with charges arising from Pittsburgh area operations and ties to prominent figures. The article notes political implications for Missouri voters and mentions legal actions across federal courts.
Tomorrow Clean-Up Day Prompts Civic Action Across City
Citywide cleanup mobilizes residents under mayoral plans with Steel Commission support. Arrangements lay groundwork for a thorough effort tomorrow, urging property owners to set aside refuse and clear fire hazards inside homes and backyards to beautify neighborhoods and reduce danger.
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Cies
Alexander
Cleo Davn
Steel Commission
Erie Police Officer Shot and Mob Gunman Arrested
Erie May 8 authorities report an officer shot during a disturbance and a mob gunman arrested. Placido, 25, of Wien Fifth Street, wounded in the right thigh. Joseph Beneteki, 40, of Benet Twenty Third Street, held on $4000 bail for shooting with intent to kill. Officer Ronetelli fired the bullet, Placido badly injured. Det. Louis Scalise aided in the case.
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Erie
Pruvious
Patan Lawrence Ly
Wien
Se. Vincent's Hospital
Csiticat
Hix
Joseph Beneteki
Bnet
Placido
A. U Rothmoh
Benerelli
Remconisesthis Nesn
Salle
Pete
Assistanes
Einstein Terrorizes Gotham Booze Circles
New York May 8 reports a Prohibition raid by agents Jey Giattsin and Moe Smith targeting 48 saloons. The operation seized $50,000 worth of liquor as arrests were made among diverse workers and patrons, with Ein stein and Staith linked to the events.
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New York
Prohibition Agenits
Jey Giattsin
Moe Smith
Wartensits
Einstein
Staith
Fen
Harrooma
RANGERS CALLED TO QUELL TEXAS RACE RIOTING
Governor orders two Texas Ranger detachments to Fairfield Freestone County to quell an uprising said to be aimed at avenging the deaths of three Black residents. Sheriff Mayo reports threats by Black residents following the killing of Eula Atsley 17. Captain Frank Hamer leads one unit from Austin with another from Fort Worth under Captain Tom Hicks.
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Tarvin
Gio Ie
Tess Rangers
Frederck Green
Lynch
Garth
Villa
Austey
Aubtin
Tex
Vai
Texas Rangers
Fairfeld
Freestone Courtly
Sheri Mayo
Mayo
Freestake County
Kievin
Mins
Eula Atsley
Frank Hamer
Ranger Headquarters
Austin
Fairfield
Fort Worth
Tom Hicks
Would Kidnap Britisher 10 Halt Wedding
A mystery surrounds an alleged attempt to kidnap Alexander B Robertson son of a British war hero and target of affection for Miss Mary Culberson Texas. Private detectives allegedly plotted to remove him from the country to pursue the romance despite opposition from Senator Culberson and family. Robertson has sworn out a warrant against detective J F Ellis of Bloomfield NJ. The Culbersons and their representatives maintain strict silence.
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United Praxa
Washington
Alexander B. Robertson
United States
Mary Culberson
Texas
Culberson
Culbersons
Hy Jurney
Robertson
Hin
Misa Culberson
J. F. Ellis
Bloomfield
Jet Meek
Borah Seeks Data on Kerensky Loan
Senator Borah pressed Secretary Hughes in the Senate to explain the $197,000 loan to Boris Bakhinets, envoy of the Kerensky government. He asked 17 questions on the fate of the funds and the motive to restrict dealings to diplomatic channels.
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BORAH
Kerensky Loan
United Press
Washington
May
Hughes
Boral
Boris Bakhineself
Kerensky
Russia
Horh
Senate
Horah
Bakhwete
Unemployment Rise Reported Across Pennsylvania
The Journal notes a rise in unemployment in Pennsylvania with 215 410 workers jobless, up from 278 850 on April 1. Officials cite construction and public works growth as a key factor, while mine strike impacts are excluded. Many displaced workers found work in building, housing, and road projects, with some heading to New York and New Jersey for jobs.
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Corey
United Peery
James B.crown
Chamber of Comnuetes
Clifford Connelley
Department of Labor and Industry
Pennsyvania Now Way
al Lange
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Poison from vermin killer may have killed aged couple
A Brooklyn mystery death case turns to murder charges as a vermin exterminator and associates face arrest in New York. District Attorney John A. Ruston announced actions against El Du Puy hotel manager and others linked to the suspected poisonings, amid ongoing police inquiries into the couple’s deaths at a hotel apartment.
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United Pree
New York
Inca Owith
Freemont Jackson
John A. Ruston
el du Puy
Cesticto
Taxi driver slain and body burned in isolated tract
A taxi driver identified as Junny Fox was found shot below the heart and his charred body dumped in woodland near Halnesport, two miles west of Mount Holly. Prosecutor Kelsey says raiders linked to bootlegger activity may be involved. foreman letters threaten revenge. the body and vehicle were traced to a crime scene in a pine strip where the murder was set before a fire partly burned out.
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United Prow
MT. Holly
N. J
Junny Fox
Halnesport
Here
Fox
Stats Police
Camp Dixy
Kelsey
Burlington County
Fuxia
Acrill
Death by Own Action Follows Shooting of Girl in New York
In Mamoroneck New York the bodies of John C Rand and Miss Elizabeth Dunn were found in Alton Wood Park near her residence. Rand died from a bullet wound through his right hand in a likely attempt of self harm. Dunn had been shot through the left throat. Authorities reported an accidental or self-inflicted incident near the woods.
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Mamoroneck
N.Y
John C. Rand
Ir. A
Elizabeth Dunn
Alton Wood Park
Dunes
Kane
Pinchot Invades Western Pennsylvan ia in Governor Bid
Gifford Pinchot, Republican candidate for Governor, arrived in western Pennsylvania for campaign events. Aimed at rallying support, he planned meetings and local appearances with party organizers and supporters, as reporters noted.
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Ied Praag
Pitteruron
Gifford Pinchot
Republican
Pennayl
Yani
Tonfer
Sere
Imenagerd
New Casita
Ots Bierant
Mula Keseport Wenight
Memoirs of German Crown Prince Wilhelm to Be Published
The journal announces it will publish memoirs of Crown Prince Wilhelm. The volume promises frank critique of rulers and wartime actions, with caution against bias. It notes Wilhelm’s self portrayal and intent to reveal state secrets and personal views from the Great War era.
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Wilhelm
Torslay
Wilhelm Die
Ani
Peart
Salvation Army Campaign Opens at First Methodist Church
A Salvation Army campaign kickoff at the First Methodist Church drew a large crowd for the Union Services. The Choral Society and speakers including Adjutant Hickey highlighted the effort, stressing religious work and social relief as core goals while urging weekly donations to fund ongoing activities.
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First Methodist
Salvation Army
Barth
Qicioty
Eas
Win Lai
A. F
Troy
FM Redinger
JW. Campbell
Balgation Army
Adjirant’licker
Pittsburgh
Hickey
Audiey
United States
France
Judiene
Salvation Anny
Jesus Christ
Mantin
Jesus
Ming
Ai Paty
Carry
Corry
National Cash Register Chief Dies at 77 in Transit
John Hy Pattervor, 77, chairman and founder of the National Cash Register Co., died aboard a train en route to the shore near Kirkwod after suffering a heart attack. He passed away before medical help could reach him.
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Ter Uultegress
Atlantic City
John Hy Pattervor
The
National Cash Register Co
Pennsylvanis Bridge
Kirkwod
Hospital Day Observances Planned by Local Divisions
Plans are completed for Hospital Day events at the regional hospital division on March 12 and the Fourth of Hocwnee Hiitngals. The Indies group will run a tag dig and feature to mark an anniversary. A similar observance will be held by the Core Hospital staff with a patient care display.
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Ladies Auxiliary of Hospital
Mal Navonal Hospital
Howie Rongues
Sal Fox
Elly Kelly Still At Liberty After Bank Forgery Escape
Carl Kelly, who escaped from Warren county jail Friday evening, remains at large with no trace of his whereabouts. Authorities link him to forged bank checks used to cover thefts in the region. A state police officer arrested him at Wesleyville and brought him to a Spring Creek hearing. he is bound over on multiple counts across Warren, Erie, and Crawford counties.
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Warren County
Liberty
Mikghborum
Conney
Tig
Warren Times
Grange National Bank of Spar
Tawnbarg
Kelly
Geveral
Prilr
Tye Dletenti
Tak
Suspien
State Lot
Titusville
Erie
Ine
Tere
Spring Creek
Texter
Hillman
D. 1B. Anderson
Wesleyville
Death of Mrs Edith May Fitch
Mrs Edith May Fitch 58 wife of Fe Fitch died Sunday morning at her home. Survived by husband and a large family including children Octavious, Arthi Exana Fitch Cory Hyrun Pitch Spartandhurey and Marcia Goodwill Rosa Mabel Niven Mildred McArthur. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday at Isclocte Home Aud with burial at Dine Grove Memorial.
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Edith May Fitch
Fitch
Adi W'Olacke Suny
Uorry
Shelel
Mildred, McArthur
Carter
Jemma Bitters
Hiberal
Feslay
Isclocte
Homie
Thiel Rey
Melityre
British King and Queen Begin Belgian State Visit
London dispatch reports King George VI and Queen Mary arrive in Belgium for a four day state visit. They will review troops, visit World War I battlefields at Flanders, lay a wreath at Ypres, and attend court functions as part of Belgium tours amid wartime commemoration and imperial duties.
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United Press
London
George
Mary
Dover
Brussels
Belgiusa
Planders
Keith Cavell Breall
Ileen
Call On National Banks For Report
Washington May 8 Comptroller of the Currency demanded reports on the condition of all national banks as of close of business Friday May 5. The move aims to assess financial stability and require up to date disclosures from banks nationwide.
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Lay United Proar
Washington
Micell
Chinese Hail Wu Pei Fu as a Deliverer
May 8 dispatches from Hankow and Shanghai report General Wu Pei Fu rallying Chinese forces after renewed threats from Chang Tso Lin. American infantry move to Tonkin to protect Highland Oil, while Wu’s campaign drives Manchurian forces toward surrender or retreat beyond the Great Wall. Wu, hailed as “The Man On Horseback,” directs defenses at Tianjin. naval support from Admiral Tu aids the retreating Chang troops. Sun at Sea reportedly massing 190,000 for a renewed push, as authorities seek peace terms with Wu.
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Sighland
Tien Twin
London Times
Sama
Wu Pai Ti
Chang
May
Wu Pei
Fur
Chang Tso Lin
Great Wall of
China
Edin Marder
Lie Wu
Nere
Poi Fur
Tien ‘Ts
Chane
Tien Trin
Frain
Great Wall
Admiral Tu
Wa Pei Pu
Tien Tin
Wa Pet Fa
Challe Ta Lin
Sun
Peacy
Canton
Crandall Released to Canadian Club
Howard Crandall, formerly with the Buffalo club in the International League and the Philadelphia Nationals, is released to Brantford of the Canadian Senior league. Brantford, managed by Mikey Lalonge, acquires Crandall for the season in a move announced by Manager Wiltie. Crandall, a former backstop for Gil City Independents, is well known to Corry fans for his past performances.
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Howard
Ty Crandall
Lane
Buffalo Club
Philadelphia Nations
Yen
Brantford
Belaved
Wiltie
Ais
Fons
Buffylo
Tie Corry A Wielen
Dominion Tna
Mikey Lalonge
Corry
Gil City
Tarly
Crandaltis
Emccesg
Death of Aged Columbus Resident Frank Gorton
An aged Columbus resident Frank Gorton died at 11:30 in his home after a long illness. He lived in the city for most of his life and was 71. Survived by his widow Irene, daughter Mrs Leon Wyn, and sons Ray Gordon of Columbus and Gaye Gordon of Warren.
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Frank Gorton
Columbia
Gorton
Baer
Livad
Iene
Mea
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