Many High Officials Admit Ties to Morse Case
Washington May 27 Reuters sensational exposures involve former high government officials linked to alleged war grafts. The House and Senate debate a probe as Attorney General Daugherty reorganizes war funds enforcement to pursue grand juries. Rep Reavis accuses graft, while Morse receipts and funding details surface amid political backlash.
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Cailed Press
Washington
Igh
Repubican
Fongrem
Senate
Moise Cor Fillor
Pawl
Dougt Gly
Ae. API
Republlican
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Just Administration
Siew
Reavis
Nebraska
Redvir
War Funds
Department
Yan
Campherty
United States
Watwin
Indiana
Morse
T. B. Felder
Atlanta
Watson
Tohnwon
South Dakota
Republicns
Toram
Johnson
Ridley
Memorial Day Flag Display Policy Decree
Mayor Alexander announces a citywide order requiring flag displays by all property owners on Memorial Day. The move follows weak observance last year and aims to honor the nation’s reform era traditions with visible remembrance across the community.
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Alesander
Wwen
French Denies Grane Sentencing Report in Syria Revolt Case
The French foreign office rejects Cairo reports that former American minister to Shing Charles R. Grane has been sentenced in the Prenelian date area of Syria for inciting revolt. The denial stresses no sentence has been issued.
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Cairo
Charles R. Grane
Shing
Prenel Nian Date Area
Syria
Missionary Convention Draws District Women and Leaders
The annual Trig district Woman's Society of Use Methodint Church convention gathered at Simpnoh Church, Erle, with extensive attendance from local affiliates. Addresses were delivered by conference treasurer Mrs. Cx Lorne of Tituaviile and by Mroy Cur hahah of Pittsburgh, as the auxiliary reported strong progress and a lively program.
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Trig
Simpnoh Church
Erle
Cientes
Lorne
Tituaviile
Mroy. Curhahah
Pittsburgh
First Church
St. Jandphet
Mra Fd Bhes
Mim
Ruth Anderson
Ruowlton
Baccalaureate Services at Auditorium
The baccalaureate program will be held at the High School Auditorium Sunday evening at 7:45. The service features Mabie with Me, a double quartet and chorus, an invocation from scripture Proverbs 3 21-26, and a “Looking Ahead” address, with Hallelujah Chorus and Benediction.
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Maeline
Himmel
Hemstreet
Mabie
Dodds
Hataiauecas M
Malntyre
Wiallelujah
Handel
Benediction
City Commission Meets in Special Session
A special session last night approved the A P Oistero Company contract for the Youngstown sewer project and ordered an investigation into a Mill Street nuisance. Gasoline dealer supply stand construction and compliance with rules were discussed, with Fire Chief Paulson to lead a forthcoming inquiry.
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A. P. Oistero Company
Youngstown
Paulson
Recreation ladies class trains scouts with knot tying
With 39 attendees the Friday class focused most of the evening on scout meeting instruction led by Morris Bopsteel and Miss Haire. The session covered knot tying as a basic test for both boy and girl scouts followed by practice and stunts to build teamwork and readiness.
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Gates
Morris Bopsteel
Thors
RailROADers Back Miners in Nationwide Strike Call
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen met in Houston and urged support for coal miners strike actions. They endorsed a broad national labor alliance and criticized the Supreme Court on juvenile labor issues. The convention lasted three weeks with plans to continue for two more weeks.
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United Preas
Houston
Texas
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Eniineren
Chicago
Ruary
John J. Lewie
Ateiking
Tye
United
McCormick Baker Wedding Delayed Again
Paris dispatch reports Allister McCormick delaying his marriage to Mary Landon Baker until September after postponements in Chicago and Europe. McCormick says they will wed soon with plans for a June or September ceremony and will travel to London before finalizing nuptials.
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United Prewy
Paris
McCormick Baker
Allister McCormick
Mary Landon Baker
Chicago
London
Mo.Cormick
McCormick
Miss Baker
Europe
United States
Puig
Id efeat Land Reclamation Bill Feared
Washington May 27 Advocates of a national plan of land declaration fear the measure may be sidetracked into the soldier bonus bill. Some Congress members want to dispose of reclamation by including land settlement provisions in the bonus bill, risking delay of proper national treatment for years.
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United Preasy
Washington
Advo
Ales
National Plan of Land
West
Congress
de P
Confess
Company A Camp Over Weekend Invitation
Officers of Company A announce a two week end camp near the powder plant north of the city on Sojata Reid. All former members and friends are invited to visit. The camp will be maintained until morning when guardsmen return for Memorial Day exercises. A small charge funds the mess and enlistment is offered for two weeks at Mt Gretna.
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Tody
Thie
AML
AE Amasium
Mt Gretna
Radiator plant strike prompts stockholders meeting notice
An anonymous letter to The Journal Nias cites a radiator plant dispute and reports that notices have been sent for a June 7 stockholders meeting at the Library building. It notes anxiety over expansion plans and the right of directors to address capital questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nias
Ion
Rothek
Wiley
Petione
Climax of Belfast Civil Conflict Amid Destruction
A violent clash in Belfast reaches a fierce climax after a week of fighting between Sid Penners and Protestants. An incendiary blaze lights the sky as gunmen battle amid widespread destruction on the city streets. May 27 report from United Press.
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United Press
Belfast
Thir Tyne
Melfort
Sid Penners
Miners Leader Faces Treason Charge in Logan County
In Charlestown West Virginia on May 27 jurors prepare to decide the treason case of Bill Ellerard, leader of the miners, tied to last year’s armed march on Logan county. The old courthouse, once involved in Civil War treason trials, draws spectators as closure nears.
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United Pri
Charlestown
Bill Ellerard
Logan County
West
John Brown
Waco Lynch Mob Kills Man as Justice Is Sought
A mob in Waco Texas lynched a Black man amid tensions over recent assaults. Rallies, state police, and Governor Neff condemned the violence as the tenth May lynching in Texas. The father of a local woman reportedly shot the victim after the incident. The scene reflects escalating race-related violence and inadequate protection for residents.
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Waco
Texas
Jesse Thomas
J. Carrol Bolton
Maggie Hays
Sam Harris
Wan
Nef
Mh Lai
Labor Leaders Secure Bail in Chicago Union Case
Big Tiny Murphy and two Chicago union figures charged in a gang terror plot were freed on 875000 bonds each after habeas corpus hearings. Fred Mader and Con Shea of the Building Trades Council were named among those released. Separately a marriage license was issued in Erie for Charles E Patterson and Margaret B Peck.
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Erie
Charles
Patterson
Corry
Margaret B. Peck
Wattsburg
Titusville Board of Health
Baptist Church
Bea
Sthde
Hillstrom Heads Corry Chamber of Commerce
D A Hillstrom elected president of the Corry Chamber of Commerce for the coming year succeeding longtime head. The initial officers meeting named Hillstrom as President with others including First Vice President and Second Vice President shaping the new leadership. An authorized committee will arrange a community event in the spring to mobilize the business district.
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Board of Directors
D A Millstrom
Corry Satmestowy Manufacturing Corporation
Tulle Beeig
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Hillstror
Earliey
Mucieipal Hilti Vesturslus
Atley Muon
Fallin
Lliteté Wit
Mijletrom
Nahlute
Cy We Mn Bey
Frank Lasirio
Hynes Gesstin
Kalliwoil
oMlers
Providen
Blake resumes world flight from Bourget to Lyon
W. T. Blake in a De Havilland 9 resumes his round the world air journey. He will pass Rome Athens Athens Cairo Delhi Crete Burma Maiye Kong and Japan before crossing Siberia to the Pacific and then Varhouser. He plans to cross North America and the Atlantic to London. Accompanied by Captain McMillan and his mechanic, he leaves Calcutta for the next leg.
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W. T Blake
de Haviland
Bourget
Lyon
Siew officials urge better lawn care in the city
City officials call residents to improve general appearance with manicured lawns and maintained vacant lots. Park upgrades proceed and municipal property will be kept in final condition.
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Siew
Layne
Yarda Ming
Ity
Otala
Parents urged to meet on playgrounds program in Corry
A combined committee of five Parent Teachers Associations and community service workers in Corry vote to hold a mass meeting on May 20 at 7:30 PM in the Municipal Building auditorium. The session aims to discuss playgrounds and recreational work for Corry children and invites all interested adults.
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al Teachers Associations
Wil
Corry
Parents Teachers Association
Muncinal
French May Sound Defeat for Hague
United Press reports May 27 that France signals a setback for Hague amid diplomatic strains. The piece notes tensions between Caputies and the Senate, with unclear references to foreign policy actions and mounting pressure on negotiations.
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Hague
British and Irish Leaders Set to Meet in London
Report from London says British and Irish leaders will meet to discuss the pact for peace with Thailand and posible arrangements. The British premier and Irish head are seen preparing for talks as focus centers on governance and the postwar settlement.
Release of Ward Ordered in Walter Ware Case
Newburgh New York May 27 Jur Hee Serger ordered the release of Walter Ware on fifty thousand dollars bond after bail was granted in the case charging him with conspiring to murder. The investigation continues to determine if the gun, used to kill Clarence Peters, was planted or operated in self defense. The case ties to a gunfight at the Kunwee reservoir and involves Peters’ associates and Ward’s account linking blackmail to the alleged attack.
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United Prons
Newburgh
Walter
Maree Peters
Fanner Aailor
Kunwee
Peters
Blacksmall
Wuiel Saye
Peter
Ward
Petars
Funeral Services for Mrs Rogers Held at West Pleasant Street
Funeral services in memory of Mrs Sardh Ropers were held at her West Pleasant street home yesterday. Rev PM Rodinger of the Methodist Church aided with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery. Many friends and relatives attended from surrounding towns.
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Sardh Ropers
West Pleasant Street
Arrivn
Lah Witock
PM Rodinger
Methodiet Church
Fin Warn
Prandh
Micitieta
Coton Muys
Tre Sylvester Rogers
Pittefield
Toner Roger
Warren
Pennsylvania man found guilty of murder here
Eakesville reports Charles A. Kallere, a Lupitary Pa. store clerk, convicted of murdering four local men. Jurors could not agree on a penalty, leading to life imprisonment as mandated. The record notes the jury’s mixed views on whether the death penalty should apply.
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Eakesville
Charles A. Kallere
Lupitary Pa
Panadonenit
Keller
Holderness Wins Golf Championship Final Upset
G W Holderness of Walton Health defeated John Cavan of Cochren Sustley one up to win the British Amateur Golf Championship in Prestwick Scotland in May 97.
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Dby
United Provo
Prestwick
Scotland
G. W. Holderness
Walton Health Today
John Cavan
Cochren Sustley
Belfast Suffering as Arson Squads Rage
Widespread arson actions terrorize Belfast as Protestant and Catholic factions clash. Fires devastate shrines and buildings while gunfire erupts. police seize rifles and ammunition in the war zone. Casualties mount with multiple deaths and injuries amid nightly bomb and explosion threats.
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Fae Hons
Qmite
Thr Cite
Trenehon
Sng
Fants
utsOns
Willy Ballet
Engagement Announced for Miss Corbin and Carl J. Kepple
Last evening friends gathered at 5 Park Street for a surprise engagement party for Miss Corbin and Carl J. Kepple. The couple, of Park Street, plans a forthcoming wedding, with lists of attendees and celebratory details noted.
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Ter Hone
Park Street
Curb
Imoldiboke
Corbin Eto
Carl J. Kepple
Stocks Rally as New York Market Ends Higher
United Press notes gains on Friday May 27 with Mexican Petroleum Studebaker American Tobacco and other industrials reaching new levels for the year. After a forty day trading range and prior hesitation the market closed stronger, indicating bullish momentum despite earlier volatility.
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United Press
Fridday
New York Stick Exchange
Mexican Petroleum
Studebaker
Americiti
Local Residents Hopeful After Siripun Procedure
Friends of B. J. Ebbie recall a siripun operation in Watertown N. recently. Joanne is reported to be recovering well and visiting Mrs. Jeshia Titus for a few days.
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B. J. Ebbie
Watertown
Joanne
Jeshia
Titus
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