Rail Rates Cut Ten Percent Nationwide Action
Washington May 21 A four state and interstate commerce board order cuts rail freight rates by ten percent effective July The commission says future rates will be tied to a six percent return on aggregate line value under the Esch-Cummins law The move affects western southern and mountain districts with prior increases rolled back and new schedules set to reduce costs for shippers across the country
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Washington
Weap
Interstate Commerce
Tierriley
rwAotinas
Commimion
Commission Ative
Weston
Mountain Paselle
Carqnansar
Police investigating thefts in city amid prewar wave
Special operatives of the Pennsylvania abroad are at work on multiple thefts in the city including car burglary and luggage losses from railroad property. Several suitcases were stolen from a local area and boxes of candy were taken in one incident. Authorities are pursuing several clues to identify suspects.
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Pennsylvania
Aotvetiveg
Bative Authoritien
Ward Must Come Clean to Clear Self
Walter Ward, son of a Westchester baker, faces trial on embezzlement charges. He has recanted earlier statements and now seeks to explain alleged inconsistencies in testimony. Police and prosecutors press for a full account as the case unfolds.
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Ward
General Wood Missing Report Sparks War Dept Mystery
United Press datelined Washington reports no word has arrived at the War Department regarding General Leonard Wood Governor of the Philippines, his wife, or their daughter, who were said to have left for the Apostake region near the Philippine coast aboard a yacht amid a bypath incident.
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United Preas
Washington
Whiteveer
War Department
Leonard Wood
Phillippines
Yatch
Local sewer project awarded to Youngstown firm
The city awarded the sewer construction program contract to A B L O Hara Company of Youngstown. Work begins with equipment arrival on the West Smith and Third ward lines from Marion Street to near Worth Street, extending to East End Fifth Street and East Main projects. The bid was the lowest of four, with contract approval at a Friday City Commission meeting.
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A,bl O'Hare Company
Youngstown
Ohio Concern
Imund
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Third Ward
Marion Street
East Main Street
South Street
Williams Street
Shady Avenue
Main Street
Willet
Howard Co
O'Hara
City Commission
Tony
Poppy Day Observed In City Amid War Run
Frail workers and volunteers across the city organized a poppy sale to aid veterans and their families. The effort supported by Provident Harring and various organizations urges residents to wear a poppy Friday, reflecting a nationwide appeal and local Legion presence.
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Legion
Provident Harring
Verticans
Couintry
Administration Spokesman Promises Bonus Plan Debate
United Press report from Indianapolis outlines Senator Svatsuma T Indiana and an Administration ally, at a Republican keynote, predicting a forthcoming bonus enactment. They argue tax relief, reduced railroad rates, and economic recovery, urging party unity and support for Beveridge. Watson cites Harding talks, expects bonus payment from Allied debt bonds and a Senate path before Congress adjourns.
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Fai
Svatsuma
Indiana
Watson
Luitiana
Harding
Washington
Mde
Ite
United Party
Aobart J. Beveridge
Harry New
Congress
House
Sid
Senate
Leaver for Europe Tour By Norman T Newton Group
Norman T Newton of Wyoming sails June 2 with Cornell University landscape architecture Professor Montillon for a tour of England, France, and Italy studying landscape architecture and notable examples. They plan to return in September. The party includes Takuma Tonow, a Cornell graduate, returning to Japan to design gardens for Crown Prince Akihito.
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Norman T. Newton
Wyoming
Jessie Newton
Efla King
South Center Street
England
Montillon
Department of Landscape Architecture
Cornell Universe
France
Avi Thaly
Pan
Takuma Tonow
Cornal
Japan
Ukahita
The
Orient
Senator Watron Addresses Indiana Convention on Wages and Rates
United Prom Indianapolis May 1994 report quotes Senator James Watron urging lower railroad wages and freight rates during a Republican State Convention address. He argues wage cuts and rate reductions will aid economic recovery and competitiveness.
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Indianapolts
James Watron
United States
Baccalaureate Services at Local High School Sunday Night
Rev. CM Mulotynt Cake announces baccalaureate services at the high school next Sunday evening at seven o clock. The program features the choral society with orchestra, talks to graduates, and an address by Rev. McIntyre. About forty seniors graduate, with relatives and the public invited to attend.
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Corp Tiltohn
Tye Ap
Bacex
Servines i Powlye
Amyan Vers
Abelisa
Chorat Society
McIntyre
Major Blake Starts Flight Around World Tour
Major Blake begins a world flight accompanied by Captain Norman MacMillan and Lt Col. 16)B Troame. They depart in a Melair unit named Nite, heading to Parish with a brief stop, then on to Lyons for the remainder of the journey. The route includes Alaska, the Pacific, Calcutta, Japan, and Canada, with several cities named as waypoints and a focus on maintaining power and speed.
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Thake
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Blake
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Rome
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Dali
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Siddiey
Cilcutta
Japan
Saigo
Nongkons
Petra Avidsk
Alain
St Toling
New Foundland
de Hayiasd
Winnipeg
Halinga
New Fork
Arkansas Senator Again Assails Daugherty
Arkansas senator renews attack on Attorney General Daugherty over the release of Charles Morse from the state penitentiary and the prosecution of war profiteers. He accuses Daugherty of inviting shadowy men to shadow senators and asks for a full investigation.
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Wallington
Attornay Gendt Daugherty
Sovroe
Senaton Arayay
Arkansis Alseged
Daugherty
Charles Wo Morse
Atefata Penitenttiary
Cara Ways
Ani
N. Wiles
Premier's Fate in Balance Amid Genoa Conference Test
United Press dispatch from London reports UK Prime Minister Lloyd George facing a critical test as he unveils policies and aims to present the government's case at the international conference in Genoa. The plan is to open the debate himself and answer attacks without a rebuttal slot, with Sir Laming Worthington Evans expected to assist in presenting the government’s position.
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United Press
London
George Puta
Genoa
Wellhman Hay
George
Laming
Worthington
Miners Leader's Wife Takes Stand Today in Logan Case
In Charlestown West Virginia on May 24 United Press reported William Blizzard testified to defend his son William Blizzard by claiming he was home most of the day during the armed miners march on Logan County last April. His testimony aimed to bolster the defense that Blizzard stayed away from the confrontation.
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Belfast
Sinn Pelners
United Press
White Plains
N.Y
Walter Ward
Baker
Mtu
Ouina
Lareney Peters
Gillilali
Westchester County
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Berald
Tony
Depfouin
Charlestown
W. VA
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Handy
Logan County
Blizzard
Hee Lee
Odd Baseball Score Scramble Across Cities
Fragmentary scores list numerous city teams and players in a string of line items. Names like Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cleveland Boston New York Washington appear with various partial results, showing a chaotic result table from a Major League context without coherent totals.
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Rin Henlines
Pittsburgh
Carlisia
Gooch Seboud
Philadelina
Philadelpha
Cleveland
Hag
O'Neil
Baton
Caltins
Ruel
Clevelah
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Washington
Johnson and Plensen
New York
Jones and Schung
See
Nyc
Kirt Defore
Bhmke
Bassler
Harris Mnd Betkins
Soaring Home Construction Across the City Surges Ahead
A flood of new houses reshapes the city with ongoing builds on Northside and East Smith Street. Developers led by Mornay R. Olds, SV. Stewart, Frank Parsing, and others plan several residences, remodels, and a two family extension as plots at Irving and Wright Streets and Sixth Avenue near the Ham mond property advance.
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Iresent
Isrouhet
Ribler
Park Place
Cynter Straet
East Smith Streve
Mornay R. Olds
SV. Stewart
West Smith Street
Mr. Stewart
Q. H. Ames
Judkon, Cariike
West Frederick Street
Othe
My. Miller Ji Vy M Sundin
Ris Mua
Irving
Hammond
Sixth Avenuer
Mali
Mertog
Sunday School Convention at Erie June 1
The Sabbath schools of Erie city will attend the Sunday school convention week in Erie on June 1 to 2. About five hundred delegates are expected from Erie and surrounding areas. Headquarters and main sessions will be at the YWCA building and First Baptist Church. Divisional offices include Luther Memorial Parish Homes for Children and Rust Hempatic Church for adults, with Parish Home and other sites hosting sessions. Notable speakers include G Lang of Sylvania and Rev Moda Fisher.
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Gethin
Erie City
Sesbian
Ancetue
OG. A
First Baptist Church
Convention Church
Sonverte Ton
Luther Memorial Parish
Rust Haptiat Church
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