Riots Feared as Washington Struggles with Public Disorder
WASHINGTON May 87 United Press reports fear of a race riot following a reported clash between white and black groups near Washington D C. An Alexandria man allegedly planned an attack, while militia units were dispatched from Falls Church to restore order and patrol the city.
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United Prom
Wabitngton
Ron
Nurimer
Washington
Guce Poting
Alexandria Emi
Yao William Sutter
Wolord
Tie Oupetlig
Homme Moore
Falls Church
Suffrage Bill Move Heads to Delaware House Vote
The suffrage measure advances toward a final vote in Delaware's House as supporters seek ratification. Acknowledgment of the proposal's timing notes a likely Friday decision, with emphasis on the path to state ratification and the legislative process.
Ohio Judge Enters Race for U.S. Senate
An Ohio judge announced his bid for the Republican nomination for the United States Senate. The statement, attributed to a state supreme court figure, signals a major entry in the Ohio race.
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Ohio
United Prong Coutmntia
Wankmaker Et
State Supreme Court Today
Ted Fr
United States Bendtor
Sommer Miedting
Agfa
Post
Sebke
Wilson vetoes war peace sanitation bill in action and reaction
President Wilson vetoes the peace p action while Congress negotiates terms. The veto and subsequent remarks prompt public reaction as officials tour Pittsburgh plants and discuss trade relations with neighboring cities and manufacturing sectors.
Pittsburgh Trade Special Here Today
Pittsburgh trade edition arrives today with a feature titled Prada Extension amid a crowded train of late notices and local business chatter. The item notes a 2:20 timing reference and suggests active market interest in downtown commerce.
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Pittsburgh
Wage Claims Of Rail Workers Spark Strike Tension
United Press reports in Chicago that more than four billion dollars in pay increases are debated as rail workers push for higher wages and benefits. Union leaders demand rapid action while railroad owners warn against costly disruptions and broader economic impact.
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United Press
Chicago
Seuaion
Minda
Seek Early Action on Bonus Bill in Congress
United Press reports vigorous efforts in Washington to push action on a bonus bill before adjournment next week. House leaders favored a six day rules suspension starting Saturday to speed debate, with a potential vote requiring a two thirds majority for passage.
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United Preary
Washington
Waterpower bill debate stalls in Senate report
In Walington on May 27 the senate today received a report on the waterpower bill. The wording and implications prompted a cautious reception from lawmakers and delayed decisions pending further study.
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United Prom
Walington
Senate
Austrian Peace Pact Ratified by France
Report notes France has ratified the Austrian peace pact as part of postwar settlements. Weather summaries indicate cloudy conditions and temperate tones across Italy and surrounding regions.
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France
Unclear OCR fragment reports on a London and Nordic event
Fragmentary note references London and Nordic context with mentions of workers and dates but is largely unreadable. No clear event, names, places, or outcomes emerge from the garbled text.
Bergdoll Reported Seen in Boston Today
Boston reports indicate Cleve Lind Bergdoll, wealthy outlaw, was seen in the city today. Police and federal authorities confirm monitoring the movements after an escape from military service.
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Bergdoll
Boston
Raver Clevelind Bergdoll
Arate Mody
Philadelphia
Federat
Thoritien
Avon
Ellony
Robbery After Assault Leaves Woman Unconscious
A damaged report from Conneuusviuub details a woman aged 88 identified as Mrs. Rawart Lousk being struck and knocked unconscious in her home. Thieves fled with two diamonds valued at a unknown amount, prompting an investigation into the burglary and assault.
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Conneuusviuub
Ehussh
Rawart Lousk
Pho Heni
Ratyhers
Aid
Yrich
Final Gas Hearing at Erie in June
A final gas hearing for the Pennsylvania Gas Company will be in Erie in mid May with a sitting taking up municipal case details. Attornies for municipalities Bell Cony and Warren will present evidence and arguments. the commission will decide after the vacation period.
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Erie
Woafar
Ue Baynsylvania
Gagompany
Inifilo
Etary
E Wewrinig
Wiene
Harrinburg
Bell
Cony
Iin Aguluh
Commiranor Hilling
Ani Tissu
Ofa
Fila Publi Bervice
Fiie
Corry
Warren
Pitt Gifford
Charles H. Raglivh
Romuel LG
Gilson
Cornell
Erin
A. Boutdwell
J. Ht. Alexander
Huft
Theodore Damm
G. T. Kincald
Mullin
Arrest of Pure Food Law Violators Across Pennsylvania
United Press reports 176 violators of pure food laws were ordered arrested by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. arrests target coffee processors and syrup makers using saccharin, with additional cases for preserving and cherry processing using sulfur dioxide. Memorial Day services planned at Spring Creek with a sermon by Attorney Blair Kincald.
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Bureau of Foods
Pennsylvania Department of Agreniture
Sirresty
Flo
Eost
Spring Creek
Satr
Kane leads locals in loose defeat in tough game
An erratic contest sees Kane overpower Patterson led locals as visitors attack early and control the flow. Key players include Murray, Goodall, and Monroe. Kane handles the scoring while Patterson struggles to an uneven night.
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Kane
Patterson
Noth
Une
Washington
Gialtors
Muller
Taxon
Cubs
Tooahy
An. Yar
Othir
Murray 'E
Paynodl Ballé Toro
Jess Tun
Fuel
Kane Roggia
Ringy
Goodall
Murray
Pohovan
Lydgna
Patty Moll
Dat
Farren Escapes From Penitentiary Amid Wartime Alerts
A man identified as D. M. Farren, convicted in May 1910 in One City Ow Achnehaege, reportedly escaped from Rockview Penitentiary in Centre County. Authorities issued a circular with his photograph, Bertillon measurements, and fingerprints, warning he may attempt to flee toward elsewhere. Police Chief Nugent received the notice yesterday afternoon along with related information on the escape and the suspect’s possible movements.
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D. M. Farren
Keveral Corry Merelanty
Rockview
Uouter County
Owity
Franklin
Warren
Roeleview
Center County
Vonungo
Alsa Pretonvo
Nugent
Bertillon Mons Wements
Proposal Rejected by Miners in WIUKESTRARRE Area
Local miners rejected a proposed plan backed by Secretary of Jalene Wikio to adjust a factory display affecting minors. The convention voiced unanimous resistance to the cabinet member’s attempt at a major facility change.
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United Press
Wiukestrarre
Aubliaette
Jalene Wikio
Moremuns
Wood Raise 500000 For Major General Wood Campaign
Fragmented OCR reports a fundraising push of 500000 dollars for Major General Wood. The text mentions Daniel Hanna of Cleveland arranging events and references campaign management for a Senate committee investigating expenditures. The source is garbled and uncertain on specifics.
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United Press
Washingdon
Daniel Hanna
Cleveland
Leonard Wood
Wood
Senate
Parents and Teachers Meet at East Min Parcattoashirs Association
A fractured OCR record shows a school evening event with parents and teachers, notes on a schedule of speakers and participants, and missing/garbled names. The fragment hints at a community meeting at a school with anecdotes, songs, and a short program led by local figures.
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East Min
Parcattoashirs Association
Coe
Mire
Howie Loveland
Stanley Balanosti-Wynn
Swiderski
Collalion
Robert Strout Bonga Gesses
Goberk Howgard
Swellow
Baby Heong Maclintfon
Gomfietan
Bony
Myomprommptu
Ceeeeese
Mena
Dahlatrandy
Brundage
Sutherlands Lead Grows in Local Race Report
In Huntingdon Wy Ve Miyoaz a tie from 4 651% phoelastit od of aly total of L660 figures. The Ti BB club will meet that wins Moward Butherland Toil over Avon atine. Major Captain Woolf in Baty. Bepsliostiastivatin ab T.
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United Bron
Huntingdon
Miyoaz
Armenian Mandate Plan Blocked in Foreign Relations Panel
United Press dispatch reports the Foreign Relations committee voted down the plan for a mandate over Armenia by a vote of eight to two. Republican Senator Braiding of Connecticut led the opposition, while leaders expect action next week as talks turn to reconvening and adjournment. Consideration of the Armenian question shifts to the foreign affairs committees.
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United Press
Warhington
Sonte Foreign Relations Committee
Tolay Aindly
Pyadulent Wilwails Raales
Armenia
Ren. Mtor Braiduggo
Connecticut
Stepublican
Washington
Eepublimm
Taday Tormue
Glang
Gass
Wilton
Forein
Dairymen to Discuss June Offer at Union City Hall
A local dairymen meeting at Boloswan hall in Union City plans to discuss a proposed June milk price. County dairymen session follows a statewide dairy groups gathering amid alleged low offers from dealers.
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Union City
Lingde
Boloswan Hall
Wile Kim Dairyiven
Welion
Moleagnd
Duiohity
Diypatch
Averson
Erle Souinty Dairynen
Amonss
Tuno
New” Yorke City
Elaine
Tyman Th. Smith
Belo County
Swith
Beggs Irish Bill Defeated in House Foreign Affairs Panel
United Press reports the May hearing in Washington where a Beggs of Ohio suggested a world government for Teeland. The proposal failed 10 to 9 in the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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Beggs
United Press
Wasinington
Hiense
Ohio
Man Charged with Murder in Motel Killing Case
Aipeburgh May 27 United Press reports Karl Price is on trial for the murder of Robert Doris a Black man shot outside the Motel Houry on Fahnaey 8. The case centers on the fatal shooting allegedly connected to a neighborhood dispute.
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United Press
Aipeburgh
Iarl Price
Rlbert Doris
Class Play Last Evening Big Success At The High School
A crowded evening performance featured the senior class play with strong performances by Me Chien af 420 and cast members including Mary Morrell, Marion Heath, Gurtha Glare, Margaret Foley, Anan La Pize, Anna Tat Pato, and Clyde Hall. Produced under Mrs Waller Ti W Penke, the event highlighted class rivalry and school history as part of the 1920 graduating class program.
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Swileh
Bator Cozail
Tose Crelgan
Eile Willian Tolinson
Hosoli
Terry Creighay
Froncix Croala
Archibald Bonny Witt
Huroll Wool
Michael Pepswrdins
Townettd Buller
Ua Ann Mary OM Wormack
Mary Morrell
Marion Heath
Milesa Pitegerald
Gurtha Glare
Sally Agenes Bartisklow
Margaret Foley
Ipeg Burke
Waller
Tucily
Tower
Anna Tat Pato
Jessie Edwards
Isabella Davidson
Clyde Hall
Pictures of 28th Division program at State Armory
An audience of over 400 attended a moving program at the State Armory depicting the 28th Division in action. Chaplain Oxford P Foster spoke on division operations while a series of war photos showed landings, pontoon bridges, and daily frontline scenes across France and Germany.
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State Armory
Oxford P. Foster
Pennsylvania Nussion Guard
Catala
Mario
Conitinun- Bney Dravigny
Alin Dugny
Boureuilles
MontUlainville
Lncy
Chitel
Nonvilly
Hiompital
Cohan
Abo Pny
Tostic Machine Gon
Rout
Seuient Tarra
Colona Atarkin
Varronnes
German Prisaiies Qatared
Ay la Runge
Sein Artillery Brigade
Fy Auealdara
Farmers Seek Congress Appropriation Appeal
Farmers from Wagmaineton appeal to Congress for immediate financial support and relief funds. Local delegates state urgency amid drought pressures and rising costs.
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Romole Tollay
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Waliington
Wikon
Wodkage
Vite
Ho Ks
D. Warrei
Alexander
Commoran /weltouisi
Thiv
Elky
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
Olden
Héroming
Pitsburgh
Portland
Pordhaind
Heoudhomon
Plesdon
Aly
Ifwo
Abe
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Fin Chanhor
Mipitloa
Hue
Austria
Dublin
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Mont Dodiay
London
Andl Nordk
Ray Mirra
Farren
Sharper
Rockvitw
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Sutherland
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