Memorial Day details outlined by city committee
The Memorial Day plan calls for automobile owners to donate their cars for a Sunday parade. Seventy five machines are expected to carry veterans and elderly residents to the cemetery. Autos should assemble at the armory by 2 15 pm. Organizations in the parade include Stanford Hoge Co Ua A Boy Scouts Hiks Od Pollows and the Woodmen. Specialized plans and vendor details were announced for the commemorative events.
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Weather forecast partly cloudy tonight and warmer
The outlook calls for partly cloudy skies tonight followed by a warmer Wednesday. Thunder showers are expected on Wednesday, bringing possible storm activity and brief heavy rain in parts of the area.
Neylon Returns Home With Survivors After Europe Trip
Mr J Naylor of 480 and Pleasant Avenue, a representative of the Howard Tanning Company, returns from a four months European sojourn. He and his party reached New York yesterday after a calm crossing. On board were the survivors of the submarine attack that torpedoed the ship, including Dr. Carl Foss, and others from the voyage. Neylon recalls the terrifying experience and recounts his meetings with the torpedoed crew and tracks of the voyage.
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Howard Tanning Company
Thin City
Europe
Ad Frank Liverpool
New York
Romalin
Charles Frohimant
Vieilma
Carl Foss
Neyton
Hazelton Mine Fire Cleared Wreckage and Loss Ranked
Wreaker No 4 of the Latimer workings at the Hardee Brothers mines was burned and destroyed this morning causing an estimated loss of 78000 dollars. The fire idled five hundred workers. Water was turned on at the new drinking fountain at the Center street front of the Federal building yesterday afternoon.
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U S Trade Balance Forecast By Commerce Secretary
Washington May 2 In a briefing to President Wilson Secretary Redfield said the United States would post a record favorable trade balance for August through May 36 of the year. He estimated the total at least 1600 million dollars. He added April’s balance alone reached 124 million. The State Department announced Wilson’s neutrality proclamation between Austria and Italy, a document about two thousand words in standard form.
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Local Court Reverses Alderman Ruling in Corry Case
The case of A. My Voutor against Jy. C. West, heard by Alderman Barker in Corry, was reversed for want of jurisdiction. Judge Walling stated the evidence did not fit the Alderman’s powers, reversing the judgment in favor of the plaintiff, with Peake and Smith for West.
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C. West
Archia Bell
West
Barker
Peake
Smith
AL Darman
Becker Again Refused Trial by Court of Appeals
Bulletin Albany May 5 Charles Becker former New York Police Lieutenant refused third trial by Court of Appeals He has twice been convicted of mitigating murder of Herman Rosenthal and twice sentenced to Sing Sing electric chair.
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Drown Elected Secretary in Hoard Meeting Scandal
The Hoard of Sommares and Industry held a Wyoming trip election with Chair Kincaid and Secretary Martin steering proceedings. They approved banquet accounting, voting amendments, and ballot secrecy rules as the new board lines up for upcoming actions.
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Clough
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Martin
Eles
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Wah
Preeliten
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Mardin
Sharman Einen
Italy Strikes Across Land and Sea in War Moves
Italy reports cavalry raids into Austrian territory and naval bombardment near Porto Buzo. Italian forces push back Austrian patriots as German and Austrian envoys reportedly cross the border to seek safety in Switzerland.
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Ula
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Porto Buzo
Public Service Commission Takes Office in Hartisburg
Hartisburg May 21 The new Public Services Commission took office and began duties. The entire commission has been confirmed by the Senate and started work with all members in place.
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Hartisburg
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Germans Attack at Ypres in Allied Front Line Push
Reported German assaults advance along the Ypres front with heavy fighting in the Langemarck area. British forces hold positions after a day of intense combat as reinforcements move to the line. A German lieutenant and mechanic were rescued from a sunken Taube floatplane in the North Sea, later salvaged by a destroyer.
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Usitela
Sen River
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Paria
Garman Area
Ypres
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Roumania Expected to Enter War With Allies
Reports from Bucharest indicate Roumania is nearing a declaration of war, with 16 enthusiastic about joining. King Ferdinand has reviewed troops and, in cooperation with Italy, Romania and the government are negotiating with Italy and the Allies for entry actions.
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