NC-4 Joins Search For Missing Plane In Atlantic Race
United Press report from Anates May 1 says NC-4 joins the search for the missing plane as weather improves and hopes to continue flight toward Portugal. Troopers from Pennsylvania arrive in town to bolster enforcement and patrol a broad area around the city, with broader duties beyond the municipal limits. Local police welcome the extra force to enforce traffic and game laws and assist during the ongoing search efforts.
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NC-4
United Press
Anates
New York
Sini
Margrave Atta
Tn Gay Ji
Commanier
Monora
Anil
MCA
Nowhape
Vonsiaglvanla State Constabulary
Vily
Alexandor
Momutyil Volloeman
Mannion
Award of Prize Helmets Announced at Drive Event
The morning program in Concord township announced prize helmets for top contributors to a loan drive. Madam Belle Keim and Mrs Elva McCeay led the Women's Committee and the event honored Boy Scouts Donald Wwing Tobe Towny Warren Sutton Milford Lowson Sumney Bantley and others for faithful drive work.
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Grrinda
Mrady J. Bosmond
Warren Sutton
Milford Lowson
Sumney Bantley
Ailoo
Jhrines
Germany
Imphal Tieoh
Grand Lodge Opens As Odd Fellows Gather at Johnstown
The annual Grand Lodge session of the Ins oponient Order of Odd Fellows opens in Johnstown with attendees from every subordinate lodge in the state. The meeting begins Friday as representatives including Mrs Mixer and delegates from Lindy Feanlin Lodge and Webekah Assembly head to the sessions.
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Ins Oponient Order of
Odd Wallowa
Johnstown
Ho Atate
Rebokil Ad
I Aleo
Koling
Olimm
Jonathan Lodge
Rod Mixer
Lindy Feanlin Lodge
Eho
Webekah Assembly
Drys push prohibition enforcement in Harrisburg showdown
Tarrinbung May 19 United Pros reports dry leaders in the legislature issued warnings to allies to attend tonight's session. Dry spokesmen say no prohibition enforcement bill will pass without White House backing and Governor Sprout has signaled support for enforcement measures. A proposed title reorganizing enforcement is among rapid introductions this week.
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United Pros
Tarrinbung
Menautos
Vickerman
Jrowout
Injuries at Howard Tannery and Local Deaths
Ray Coley, an employee at the Howard Tannery, suffered a severe injury to his left arm when caught in a malfunctioning machine this afternoon. Matthew Griswold Sr., founder of Griswold Manufacturing, died at his home in Erie after a heart attack. A stolen Fraudin automobile recovered near Titusville led to arrests. police tracked the car described as matching Republican records.
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Ray Coley
Howard Tannery
Mr. Coles
Corry Hospital
Matthew Griswold
Hie Griswold Manufacturing Company
Erle
Franklin Gar Go
Titusville
Walter Brenneman
Aulessman
Bria
Heli
Kang Motor
Huge legislation awaits Congress in new 1920 session
United Press reports Washington May 19 as new Congress opens with vast agenda. Proposals include immigration, suffrage, daylight saving, prohibition, taxation, court martial reform, internal revenue, tariffs, and wartime agency oversight. Debate expected on army and navy powers, civil rights, and economic policy before the 1920 convention.
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Boulor Rouyon
L. ¢. Martin
Washington
Penn
Polo
Howe
Pho Tinea
Tne
Congress
Internal Revenue
Tarif Laway
Republicana
Dinnieras Offoria
Aenate
League of Malons
Kitonsi
Howes
Capital Hill
German Envoys Return to Versailles After Conference
Versailles May 10 German envoy delegation led by Brockdorff-Rantzau arrived back in Versailles from Berlin to present counter proposals to the Allies regarding Fast Prussia Lorraine and broader economic and financial questions. Berlin reports indicate the new counter suggestions will be prepared by tomorrow and shown to the Allies. The Bolsheviki in Moscow issued a message to workers in Berlin signaling revolutionary prospects in reaction to Allied terms.
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United Press
Versailles
Farolan
Brockdorff Rantzaw
Ahoutqmartere
Conforetien
von Seki
Weinrich
Deleiga Fim
Hedlig Tt
Berlin
Maysa
Prussia
Alance Lorrain
Bolsceviki
Moscow
Congress convened at noon in historic opening
Congress convened at noon with prayers in both chambers as Republicans back pro regulation issues. Debate centers on prohibition enforcement and power shifts toward presidential power in 1920. Speaker race follows roll call with Gillett elected 297 to 172 along party lines amid a tense, record hour session.
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B. C. Martin Washington
Hiuthens
Ivy
Congress
Galleria
Paskei
Co ‘Gras
Witsos
United States
Cable
Partixanghip
Baek
Reserve Militia Called to Armory for 7:30 Report
All members of the Reserve Militia must report to Lieut. Marsh at the Armory this evening at 7:30. The notice emphasizes mandatory attendance and the specific command location and time.
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Reserve Militia
Marsh
Returned Veterans Speak Tonight at Union Hall
Returned veterans Cap t Liptly and four others will address a community audience tonight at Union Hall. They will discuss wartime experiences and postwar adjustment, inviting inquiries and promoting understanding among attendees.
Funeral for Patrick Howe in Moyle area service and names
Funeral notice lists a Royale mass and local attendees for Patrick Howe. Names include A J Koester M E Kolohor Thomas Ragen Frank Kolehir Hugh Taker Joseph Burkhardt and several out of town relatives from Pittsburgh and Erie.
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Moyle
Thomas Ela
Tonite
Royale Mass
Nilebratel
Dy Rey
Tracey Anil
Reyilorid Jierra
Paul Stone
Revi Mather
Apakism
Milogy
Motann
Pittsburgh
Mary Crowe
Mary Nolan
Erie
Earl Seamons Dies From Injuries
The report states Earl Seamons died from his injuries after a work incident at the Prairie area. Authorities confirm the death followed a collision with machinery at the site near WOthers Prairie. Investigations continue into the accident circumstances and responsible parties.
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Earl Seamons
Austrian Envoys to Meet Allies at St Germain Today
May 19 report from St Germain notes Adlied and Austrian envoys will exchange credentials in a formal Pavilion Henry TV meeting this afternoon. Dispatches say radio and telegraph links between Austrian headquarters and Vinnathas are active, with coordination planned for oral talks with German delegates.
Centenary Drive Making Fine Progress
An OCR distorted report notes Centenary Drive progress with scattered figures and place names. It mentions Clarion, Meade, and Nom Castle with monetary amounts and hints at weather including showers. The passage blends garbled names and numbers, implying local road work and a brief weather update.
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