Mexico enters reconstruction period and new government forms
Washington reports indicate a provisional regime rises after the Obregon revolt as Carranza is overthrown. In Mexico City and regional posts, authorities signal a transitional government to govern until elections and a formal president is chosen.
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Bruton
Ile Cine
Prep to Carry Case to High Courts
United Prem reports that attorney Anideon Walken plans to take a case to the Supreme Court over the death of his daughter. The proceedings involve alleged negligence and connections to a deadly attack.
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United Prem
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Ido
Anaie
Supreme Courts
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Wgewu
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Grange Plans Saturday Meeting and Evening Program
Corry Grange will host a Saturday afternoon meeting with a short program including singing, quiz, class talks, and musical numbers. The evening portion features a comedy skit and a weather forecast with rain and showers expected tonight and tomorrow.
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Attondunos
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Man Arrested For Driving Car Without License
A man was arrested in Tawa for driving a car without a license. Police stated he will face a hearing this evening as authorities continue to pursue traffic violations and related charges.
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Tanhehiye
Crnaada
Aldoeman Porter
Trotsky Now Leading Reds Defensive
Dispatch from New York reports Trotsky directing Red defense amid Russian front moves. May coverage notes Soviet leadership disputes and the Isvintine defense posture as Moscow pursues a broader offensive strategy.
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Trotsky
REDS
VJAPS Make Peace With Bolsheviki
Reports from Washington and New York describe a Japan Bolshevik peace at Vladivostok. The agreement allows evacuation of Japanese troops, aims to prevent further clashes, and ends recent Sino-Russian tensions in the region.
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United Prom
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Ie Bolsheviki
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Viadivostok
Tho
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Sorova
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Vladivostok
New York Stock Market Summary Fails To Read Clearly
Fragmented OCR lists multiple company names including American Brimontorn, Anaconda, Anglo American, General Motors, Republic Steel, New York Central, and Texan Company among others. The read is incomplete with many garbled terms and unclear figures.
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Logan and Brush
City
Amer
Boel
Paul Essen
Oyoriaud Cyryssssones Cures
Alifod
OM Sas Cts
Boston
Wyoming Coston Cise
Feiloral Ol Giohenek
Cemetery Association Meeting Names Officers and Budget
The Cemetery Association held its stockholders meeting with limited attendance and quorum present. Officers were reappointed including Mr. Muesli as president and D. B. Rowe as secretary, with salary adjustments for the manager and sexton and new assignments for clerical staff.
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Pina Grove Cemetery
Nugos
Alesmyster
Own
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Artour Dologrow
B. Davis
L. It. Bim
O. E. Doane
Wilsox
Palmer
Treak
Moxandor van Clootog Misiager
Charlen Patterson
Wexton
Mfr
Red Cross committee in session reports progress and fundraising
Regular Red Cross committee meeting at the federal building heard progress on nursing activities and school demonstrations. Reports noted completed follow up in four schools, 19 talks, 194 pupils earning state diplomas, and 46 relief efforts totaling $3,059. A $2.00 per member annual subscription drive was announced to support headquarters operations in Cory.
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RED Cross Committee
xronLins
iAmerican Red Cross
Boe
Thomas Giblin
Houghton
Spiesman
Mise Verfurth
O. A. Blonnett
Belle Kehna
Norsing Activities Committee
Mia
Smith College
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Coney
Cnd
Selleiica
Iigh Moo
Mist Wilwom
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Chusac
Cintian
Spartaneburg
Saari
Garland
Ayittun
Ainwelal
Majdesina
Red Crows
Ameigaaing
Gory
Prion
Magazae
Governor Predicts Day Law Overruled by Supreme Court
A garbled May report from New York cites Governor Edward of New Farag saying the Volstead Act will be overturned by the U S Supreme Court next Monday. The governor reportedly commented on accepting a vice presidential nomination.
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United Press
New York
Edward
New Farag
Supreme Court of the United States
Drive Here For America's Gift To France Drive Here For Frugal Fund Drive
The item notes a 1917 fundraising drive by citizens for a commemorative monument to France, with a total of $20.58 raised through school contributions from Concord, Tintech, Washington, Hairview, East Main and others.
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America
France
Marne
Plu
Concord
Tintech
Washington
Hairview
East Main
High
Resigns as Commander of Legion Post
Wallace Wellman has resigned as commander of the Corry American Legion Post. A meeting is called for Friday at 8 o'clock to elect a new commander. Wellman will remain active in the group but will not take on any official duties.
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Legion
Knights of Columbus Bradford convention details
John Mudderick departed for Teaford to attend the mute convention of the Knights of Columbus. Members from Corry were set to travel and, with Mr. Muldurinks, decide the fourth degree at tomorrow’s convention session. Names listed include William Duke and others.
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Teaford
Knights of Golumbis
Fale Lowing Mombrote
Corry Onunnil
Hendford
Mr. Muldurinks
Wiliam Duke
Chifton Webb
Hugh Clark
Paul Quinlisk
Carlyle Duke
Leo Rhields
Honey Hepkine
Frank O'Day
Foremen Honored at Climax Lodge Dinner
L W Olde hosted a dinner at Baud Hualth street in liquor of 1D Seattle representative Winshy from Cli mac DU attended with Cony and C F Welter of Girard. Foremen and department employees filled the guests list as the feast marked a joyful event.
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L. W. Olde
Hong
Seattles Winshy
Climac DU
C. F. Welter
Girard
Cabinet meeting scheduled by President Wiltin
Washington dispatch notes President Wiltin calls a cabinet meeting for 1 p m today with no further details in the brief.
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United Prey
Washington
Wiltin
Fragmentary dispatch hints at treaty talks and delegates
A scrambled and partially garbled report suggests discussions among delegates about a treaty and possible park or peace terms. The legible bits reference May the first and unnamed parties but lack clear names, places, or outcomes.
Girl Killed As Train Strikes Auto Near Clymer
A auto driven by Charles L. Legters of Mire collided with northbound train No. 007 on the Buffalo and Pittsburgh division near Clymer. Winifred Legters, a child, died from a fractured skull and internal injuries. Legters and his wife suffered head and hip injuries but were reported resting and expected to recover. Coroner to investigate.
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Clymer
Thir City
Charles L. Legters
Ly -Wite
Aixyéaeold Ghughtor Winifred
Buffalo
Mfr
Valle
Tore
Urozaing
Linghild
Kent
Mra. Leger
Havelock
Mr. Logters
William Dean Howells Dies at 84 in New York
Prominent American author William Dean Howells died at his New York home at age 84 after wintering in Savannah. He had recently recovered from a bout of influenza and had returned to the city.
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United Presa
New York
William Dean Howells
Walted Press
Joseph Vultaggio
Ealy
Mightiers
Aseup
Kyothige
Baptiste
Asaustine
Laurie Again Heads Board of Commerce
Tabulation of ballots in the annual Corey Chamber of Commerce election shows Prue Tanyas Amving reelected as president for the coming year. Other officers chosen include Artinie Gala rove first vice president Murmy By Dis second vice president G N Roberts treasurer O H Andrews directors A L W Oldy Clyde DN Wilcox and Rev M S Ash. The officers will be sworn in at the first regular meeting in June.
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Corey Chamber of Commerce
Prue Tanyas
Organisation
Claes A,l. W. Oldy
Clyde DN Wilcox
Rev. M
Ashon
Juno
Ambush injures Irish police patrol near Timoleague
A patrol of four police officers was ambushed southwest of Thurlow in Tipperary. A sergeant and two constables were shot dead, a third wounded, and no arrests were reported. The attack followed a prior clash with Sinn Fein volunteers.
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United Preat
Labor Confederation Dissolved in France Amid Strikes
European news reports the dissolution of the French Labor Confederation as a measure tied to a nationwide strike. The move comes amid a broader mobilization effort and threats of general rail stoppages affecting national defense and public services.
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Paris
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