Labor dispute at Raymond Manufacturing Company continues
Workers amid disputes over a nine hour day and holiday reductions press management for fair terms. A meeting demands a 30 to 40 cent daily raise, ten hour shifts, and weekly half holidays with compromises discussed. A church statement backs fair labor rights and safer conditions while plans for further meetings and negotiations are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Manu
Meluiings Company
Monty Nlight
Musary Wittileney
Raymond Lily
Sam Panty
Wien
Muinile
Wiilitlevey
Whittleney
Raymon
Howey
Whit
Ed Tolksy
Jira Adok
Phe Rayne and Manufactu Ink Company
Han
Rev. H. ©. Shaw
Wade
Mint Mathodist
Clargy
Laymon
Methodia
Mplacopi
Ife
Powale
Washington Debates Wartime Conscription and Army Allotment
In a tense session President Wilso n advocates expanding the army as Congress debates a wartime conscription measure. Speaker Champ Clark and Senate President Marshall oversee rapid actions as a war department draft provisioning is approved, setting service for the war's duration with Germany and a four month mobile period.
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Washington
Whiett Ameren
Milonda
Wilwon Wei
Menaturo
Randy
Champ Clark
Marshill
Senate
War Department
Germany
Japs Arrive in France to Fight
Japanese troops land near Marseilles on April 28 with large forces, while French positions in Lorraine improve and Allied reporting notes limited merchant ship losses from submarine attacks through May 1. The year’s wartime dispatches from Paris and New York describe shifting fronts and French gains as Japanese forces engage on continental Europe.
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United Praqi
Paris
Pardioten
Craupnnin
Lorraine
New York
Meratd
Mappellian
Whch
Branco
Death of Mr Marson in Seattle and local family ties
Mr M C Matson died at his daughter's home at 817 West Main after a three week illness. He leaves seven children Thomas Oris and Martin of Seattle and four daughters including Mrs Hatch of Cleveland and Mrs Patton of Clymer. Funeral services Sunday afternoon with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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M. C. Matson
J. 5. Dahle Wrand
Marson
Thomas
Oris
Martin
Seattle
Washington
Ha, Hatch
Clévalend
H.patton
Memorial Day Plans in Corry
Local organizers outline arrangements for Memorial Day activities in Corry. Committees on decorations and ceremonies meet to finalize plans, with names of coordinators and future steps for coordinating event details and volunteer tasks.
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Corry
Services in memory of Dominick Dempsey observed
Funeral services for Dominick Dempsey were held at Saint Thomas Church at nine thirty in the morning. Rev Father Tragg conducted the rites with music by G H Bosworth and readings by Florence and Mina Dake. Interment followed at a local cemetery with attendance by Columbus Knights, Corry Cornell, Ajax Foundry workers, and relatives from Oswego New York and Youngstown Ohio.
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Dominick Dempsey
Thomas Chured
Tragg
G. H. Bosworth
William
Mina Florence Dake
G.A. Shen
Charles Splestian
Frances Duky
John Farerol
William Ryan
J. Ketly
Thomas
Kabgtits
Columbus
Corry Cornell
Ajax Foundry
Jamies Dompsay
Oflu
O'Hara
Francea McAllen
Michael Leonerd
Grady and
B. Dempsey
Youngatown
Plea Guilty Entered in County Court Case
Multiple defendants pleaded guilty in a county court. Seven were convicted and will be sentenced tomorrow morning at nine. Names include Parkins Kilpatyok and Habib with others appearing in the May term proceeding.
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Mendvine
Aorie
Harry Parkins
May Foon
Truwford
Coure
Lina Wlegatty
Hidwa Habib
Mion
Gulny
Bob Kilpatyok
Parkus
American Medical Unit in England Arrives
A U S report states forty American soldiers arrived in England under General command. They are welcomed by officials and express readiness to proceed to the front in France as munitions transport crews depart for the ship Cambridgeshire area.
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England
United Press
London
Birthday Party for Mrs Brown Noted in Town
Mrs Brown celebrated her birthday with a pleasant evening at the AnnuBOIT Theatre and Harf Yen Hall. Guests included Mr and Mrs Duke and Mae Dake with refreshments as Mrs Brown received a sterling silver sugar shell and butter knife.
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We Brown
Brown
Aniuboit
Mink
Harden
Harf Yen
Mr Duke
Mae Dake
Urown
Hutter
Public Urged to Attend Red Cross Meeting
Tonight at 7 45 oclock in High School auditorium the Red Cross chapter plans a meeting led by W C Murray and local officials. An appeal is issued to all interested to attend and help reach the membership goal with brief talks on Red Cross work and a program by local workers and guests from Brie.
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Wynn
Hardahtoy
Wuteren
Johor
Fiegros
Mately Devin
Wolfe Linsiuil
Wien
Suleeman Hall
Phi
Riyatond
Aleooty
Fio High Setsoo
Aehbine
DE Terry Chapter
American Tot Press
W. C. Murray
Moore and
Stone
Brie
Peters
Orders Issued To Guard In Turbulent May Day Era
Orders issued to guard amid riot conditions referenced by wartime censors and state authorities. The directive covers movements of units and security posts, with specific dates and locations indicated for guard duty and patrols.
Trieste Threatened Again By Austrian Forces Close In
United Press reports in May that fighting intensified around Trieste as Austrians deployed near the city. Warnings spread as residents fled areas under threat while authorities ordered evacuations and sought safety measures amid advancing troops and disrupted communications.
Funeral of Mrs Caldwell
Funeral services for Mrs. Caldwell were held yesterday evening at three o'clock conducted by Rev Woodward. Many friends and members of the Boat 70 G. AR coalition attended. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with pallbearers Milton Dean and John Caldwell among the honored mourners.
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Caldwell
Rov
Woodward
Warn
Pinagrove
Weather Forecast Mixed May Air Quiet Tonight
A fair weather pattern continues with a cooldown tonight as temperatures drop after a warm spell. May conditions remain generally mild with light winds and no heavy weather expected.
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Charles Keppel
Wening
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Ollginla
St. Wilzadetha Church
Clark
Marshall
Wy United
France
Marseilles
Tokio
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MR. Marson
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Ely Positon
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Vanstoriuod
Viper
Hodgegurt
Arfterman Hid
Riont Af Conpkorce
Wolds
Cape
Baker
Warren DeRowy
Ed Mat
Walle
Andee
Aitley
Convmilitan
Bardeen
Clyde Je Wiens
J. Unwin
Hone
T. Mexander
Ad GN
Raboris
M. Thaymond
Qesmonis
Riles
Weed
Merah
Willian F. Buionis
Sammy Sweet
Dt. King
Alexander
Bakar
1. Wilson
W.G. Murray
Cshoek
D. Dempsey
C. ¥. Brown
The
Corry. Srldxean Supply Company
Wellaville
Meadville
Ty United Peas
Haron
Mshwon
Pollay
Anil
Uren pInery
Tyr Seatiou
L. Leonard
Convietad Wien
Aoluek
Union City
Munir
Willy
Spring Creek
John Donaldson
John Thoma
Pomaidson
Elena
Lyall Dhettolerr
Reurinam McKelvey
Mr. Donaldson
Himulp Jand Brotisr
Robert Bonuhau
Mrs. Brown
Jamey L. Wast
Thair
Crossman Sitoot
Byron A Bartlett
Grovihurat
Westhave
Monroe Street
Taynostown Journal
Fang
Ordon
Uy Iveland
Trieste
Prhomeey Indo
Whynem Front
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