Memorial Day Should Be Preserved and Observed
The editorial urges stronger citizen and civic group cooperation with Grand Army Post 70 to preserve Memorial Day rituals. It appeals to younger generations to honor veterans, preserve grave decorations, and ensure public services and flower ceremonies remain central. Elks Lodge support is noted to aid fundraising and event arrangements for a march from the Armory to the park.
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Union
Post 70
Elks’ Lodge
G& A. BR
Armory
Defense to Try Split Allege Dinamite Plot in Double Trial
In Boston May daybreak reports show defense lawyers plan to prove any dynamite plot was carried out by Breen and William Pittman, the Lawrence contractor who ended his life. They intend to contradict Breen and claim Wood and Attenas had no knowledge of the scheme as state witnesses prepare to testify.
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Atteaux
Wood
Attenus
Breen
Atena
Attenas
Bofors
Pellatier
Lawrence Wolitielan
Unitedress
Boston
Altens
William Pittman
Lawrence
Japan Not Pleased With U S Reply
United Press dispatch from Tokyo reports Japan does not favor the U S reply. Tokyo officials say the Japanese state department interprets the Japan United States treaty differently from Wilson and Bryan. Ambassador Chinda may soon present Washington with Japan’s understanding of the treaty. In Washington Bryan declines to comment until there is something definite to say.
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United Press
Tokio
Japan
United States
State Department
Wilson
Bryan
Belere
California
Chinda
Washington
Ito
Federal armor plate factory bill introduced in Senate
Senator Ashurst Gis morning introduced a bill to establish a federally operated armor plate factory supplying all navy vessel plates. A six-member naval board would approve a site, with work starting within six months of passage. The measure cites a steel industry price fixing probe as context for federal action.
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United Press
Washington
Ashurst Gis Morning
Senate
United States Navy
Sen. Ashurat
Wteel Plate
Miners Strike In New River District Near 1000 Workers
Charleston May 22 Nearly a thousand West Virginia miners in the New River district are on strike today with hundreds more expected to join a sympathy walkout. The action follows their joining a newly organized federation demanding an end to employer discrimination and ill treatment of members.
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West Virginia
United Press
Charleston
W. Va
New River
Junion
Enjoyed Supper in the Woods
High School teachers from Tie entered Hatch school teachers for a supper last evening in the Loveland farm grove east of the city. The gathering was jolly with members roasting bacon on skewers and a bountiful repast. They traveled by six o clock car to the grove and returned on the nine o'clock car. Word from Pitch TrOt von at the Gas Men's convention in Cleveland reports a big time.
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Tie High School
Hatch School
Loveland Farm
Mikado Ill With Pneumonia Reported
Toko May 22 reports the Mikado is seriously ill as omissions mark today’s program cancellations and theater schedule.
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Mikado
Ruler Doctors Report Severe Pneumonia Complication
A monarch with six days of illness faced a hard case of pneumonia compounded by additional organic issues. Public concern rose as officials disclosed the seriousness only today, after prior lack of alarm.
Militants Burned A Factory In West London
London reports a fire at the Improved Paying Company plant in West London blamed on militant suffragettes. Police identify a man they say is a known firebug seen leaving the scene before the blaze was found. The damage estimated at thirty thousand dollars.
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United Press
London
Improveds Paying Company
French Boat Destroyed by a Mine
Smyrna May 22 The French motor Senegal struck a mine near Smyrna and was destroyed by the explosion. There were many passengers aboard and rescue teams have gone to the scene. Paris May 22 The steamship Senegal, damaged at Smyrna, belongs to the Messagers on Maritimes. It is an 8000 ton steamer over 40 years old and was to be withdrawn soon. It sailed from Marseille May 16 with 60 passengers and 60 crew for Constantinople Smyrna and Beirut and likely picked up more at other ports.
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Smyrna
Senegal
Paris
Mensagers
Maritimes
Marseillen
Constantinople
Beirut
Piraeus
Kurls Brak Bed Company Team Photo
The Kurls Brak Bed Company baseball team was photographed in new uniforms at the Lilly studio this afternoon. Included in the photo is the four year old son of Mr Murray serving as team mascot.
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Lilly
Murray
Corry Man Taken Ill on Train
Reports say Tudson Blakey of Corry fell ill on a train en route to Pars ker, with his wife nearby. He was removed from the train at Jacksonville and his condition is described as critical.
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Corry
Tudson Blakey
Woo
Parsker
Jacksonville
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Corry, Pa
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Ani Colegrove
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New York
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The
Grand Army
Teller
Ation
Edda Che Cerish
Barlow
Barlow Hardware CO
Pittman
U. S
Lake
Tne
Ashurst
Sea Island
Sam Jacobson & Co
Price Duniers
Merchant Tailoring
Kurtz
Kurls Brak Bed Company
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