Birrelle Answers All Charges In Dublin Revolt Hearings
London May 19 The Royal Commission on the Dublin revolt heard statements from former Secretary for Troops Hirroilh who denied charges and testified about government actions. Birreld claimed turmoil existed in Treland and urged more control, saying no troops could be spared for Irish garrison duties in Dublin and other areas.
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Walted Reey
London
Royal
Tro Fond Hirroilh
Comimliwlon
Chatgon
Aoewmwlon
Fme
Innet Holm
Birrold
Treland
Dublin
Ireland
Austrian Drive Is Continued in Italy Front
Austrian forces on the Tyrol front continue the offensive amid ambiguous reports from Berlin. They claim gains around Arad prison and important positions while indicating ongoing operations to widen the break in Italian lines.
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Norlig
Alge Tym Arad
Berlin
Skeletons Found by Excavators at Chamber of Gommaron Site
Workmen uncover seven human skeletons during foundation digging for a new Chamber of Gommaron building in Pittsburg. Officials say the site has been occupied for generations, and the exact burial origin remains unexplained, prompting a local sensation.
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Dy United Pres
Pitsburg
Seventh
Arabia
City Baseball Meeting Tonight at St James Hotel Lobby
Lynch McLean calls for all players of the city baseball team to attend a meeting at eight o clock tonight in the St James Hotel lobby. The aim is to organize a training squad and begin early practice with several nearby city games offered if organization succeeds. All interested players should be present.
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Lynch McLean
St. James Hotel
Jamonthfa
Sixteen Mexicans killed by cowboys on Hearst ranch
Mexican raiders were killed after a group of twenty five cowboys attacked the Hearst cattle ranch in Mexico. The band captured by ranch hands was tied and marched to a garrison after being paraded through Remoho Ves. Prisoners claimed ties to Villa faction and plans to meet Anlatlean and Cortanzistan.
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Hearst Cattle Ranch
Mexico
United Préwi
Nauljupos
Halied Yapter Hay
Wile Umi Randolpte Hearn
Remoho Ves
Cirranin
Arrival of National Historic Society leader in Crawford County
Tomorrow Mraaldent Frank Alin of the National Historical Society will visit Crawford County to discuss plans to preserve the old John Brown mill site. Local members G O Heath J J Desmond and F A Loveland will meet him, inspect the mill remains, and push for official recognition and preservation efforts.
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John Brown
Frank Alinson
National Tletorical Society
Atlehon
New York
Gliy
National Society
al- Tubon
Crawford County
Heath Ins Yi
Gideon Bibles Here Special Service Sunday
Mp W A Cole, Gideons law leader, announced arrival of 159 Gideon Bibles from the Gideon Day offering. A ceremony under Christian Traveling Men's Association guidance will precede a dedication service at the South Eran Church Sunday at 3 PM with pastors invited and the public urged to attend.
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W. A. Cole
Gideons
Lig
Cymoric's Boilers Sink Big Liner in Berlin Report
A White Star liner Cymore arrived in Berlin with crew members saying the vessel sank after a boiler explosion rather than any torpedo or mine. The incident, once reported as a torpedo strike, is now described as caused by an internal blast and boiler failures.
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United Press
Harlin
Cymore
Berlin
Allies Solid Against Peace Effort in Wartime Front
United Press dispatch from Petrograd on May 1 reports Premier Viviani of France vows a solid front against any peace proposal. He condemns German power and asserts the Allies will fight to force full reparations for recent misdeeds, insisting there be no separate peace and unity with Russia.
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United Press
Petrograd
Viviani
Mrante
Russia
Vivieunl
Germany
United Peen
Boplin
Lowell Mneneit
Kate Tuolity
England
Holland
Tre
Germans Gain Against The French In Recent Night Actions
Germans press on against French lines near Hill 287 and Avocourt in Marth May 19 report. A single fresh division made a drive that advanced German gains while other night attacks were repelled. French positions south of Hill 287 and near Avocourt hold despite pressure.
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United Press
Marth
Patison
Waiind Goa
Avacourt Tor Wi
Erie County Sabbath School Association Convention Announces Jubilee Plans
The Erie County Sabbath School Association invites Sunday schools to Albion for June 5 and 6 for a jubilee convention tied to the county’s anniversary. A special Sunday School train will run from Arrow to Albion. Delegates include pastors, Sunday School superintendents, and elected church representatives from Beta County various societies.
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Erie County
Thin County
Albion
Aublon
Sindy
Ftrom
Alfilom
Hyory
Beta County
Mt Joust ‘Tio
Hie
Penny service changes alter train numbers and schedules
Several changes announced by Agent Martin this morning affect numbering and routing on the Pennsylvania lines. Effective May 28 the Pittsburgh direction shows revised train numbers, with No 49 becoming 579 and others renumbered to 108, while No 42, No 6, and Buffalo division timetables see adjustments. Northbound and southbound runs on the Buffalo division gain 15 and 20 minute shortens respectively, with service numbers 902 and 909 set to start June 46 and continue through September 6, operating from the Narens Corry marsual to the Buffalo line.
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Martin
Trafia
Buffalo
Trale
South Howard Touiha
Naren Corry Marsual
Commerce Board Election in Progress Delivers Ballots
Ballots have been mailed to members of the Commerce Board for the annual election. Voters choose terms of two or three years for officers and directors, with Walter J. Moweh seeking re election as president. Ballots must be received by the secretary before 6 pm on May 29, and results will be announced that evening.
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Wiwetora
Walter J. Moweh
Orgaulantio
Glough
Fourteen Mines Tied Up in Pittsburg Strike
In Pittsburg district fourteen mines owned by Pittsburg Coal Company are tied up by a strike of more than four thousand miners. They demand changes stemming from a New York conference they say was cancelled by a local agreement last week. Officials warn the trouble is due to misunderstandings and could be settled quickly. Weather fair and cool tonight and Saturday.
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United Press
Pittsburg
United Mine Workers
Pittsburg Coal Company
New York
Bittner
Trou
Bieth
Roosevelt Attacks Henry Ford in Public Address
United Press report from Detroit notes President Roosevelt delivering a stern rebuke to Henry Ford. Roosevelt emphasizes national defense and unity, accusing Ford of undermining the war effort and loyalty. The president criticizes isolationist rhetoric and cautions against actions that could weaken the nation’s posture in wartime.
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United Press
Detroit
Roosevelt
Tull
Tenry
Gavarumvin
Erie Flood Troubles Being Overcome
Erie area rails report improving flood conditions as the Buffalo line resumes service after repairs. Trains move north from Salamanca toward Meadville, while earlier washed-out sections are rebuilt. Officials anticipate return to normal operations within days as river levels subside and road access clears.
New War Funds for England Reported by Telegraph
A London Telegraph statement claims the United Kingdom’s total war appropriations rise to 4.9 billion dollars with a new appropriation of 94.8 billion. The figures reflect ongoing funding amid the war effort.
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England
United Pres
Loudon
May
West Mienday
London Telegraph Today
Good Roads Day Meeting Tonight Promotes May Event
A damaged historic notice urges local residents to attend the Good Roads Day meeting this Friday evening May 4 to organize volunteers. Key organizers include Warren McRory and Mr. MacFrosay guiding committees for the May 1845 effort. The meeting aims to form the Good Roads Day organization in the county and finalize plans for fundraising and participation.
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Gerry
Warren AeRoray
MacFtosay
Motor Lab
HeRosay
Aidressot
Fue Union
Hiv T
Anl
Goon Ronila
Phil Toller
Mths
Qortry
Witton DeRossy
Hughes Chosen as New Bishop on Twelfth Ballot
Saratoga Springs New York May 11 Rev Matthew Hughes of Pasadena California was today aboard bishop of the Methodist church on the twelfth ballot in the general conference. Hughes was the fourth man chosen in the contest.
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Hughes
United Press
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Matthew
Pasadene
Cal
Bivon
Democrats in Congress Napping
Fragmented OCR reads as a political item noting Democrats in Congress and a referenced vote. The text is garbled with multiple mis-spellings and stray phrases about government, vision, and a committee, lacking a clear coherent claim or event.
Appropriation Bill Passed With Broad Funding Provisions
The appropriation bill was approved in Waleed Press today totaling 120 million dollars. It allocates 4.685 million for canal zone needs, 1.89 million more than last year, plus funds for fortifications and post office facilities. Specific grants include 9 thousand for form building and 45 thousand for a new post office in Wilkshire, Rilesbury, Pa.
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Waleed Press
Houny
Wsmorvea
Canal
Franklin
Rilswiry
Unclear machine gun incident in conflicting army report
A garbled report from May 18 describes a U S machine gun squad incident with alleged shots fired by Carranza troops. It claims Sergeant Al Pano was killed, his body dragged, and a confrontation involving Putman and others. Details are uncertain and the account contains many transcription errors.
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United Press
al Pano
Kinky
Sunied States
Tno
Carranza
Guvera
Putman
Muscats
7 Man
Pasnd Colay
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