Treaty at Versailles shifts focus to German trial and Italian claims
In Paris, April 29, the revised covenant of the League was adopted, with Big Three planning final hearings on Japan and Italy over Fiume. German envoys arrive as trials for war crimes are discussed, while Italians protest American actions and Red Cross commissions.
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Italy
England
Paris
League of Nations
Wilson
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Japan
China
Fiume
Versailles
France
Belgium
Balkans
American Food Commission
Vilna
Baseball Note Teases Saturday Evening Entertainment
A fragment from a local page highlights district school and senior class praise, praising Parker as a teacher and the Irish Wah worn as notable acts. It credits Sorety and Front Row at the Moves for fine pantomime and lauds the orchestra, with McCracken and Campbell receiving mention for musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCracken
Campball
John Blue
Mise Leonard
John Bennett Celebrates 54th Birthday in Surprise Party
Nearly 40 church friends gathered at John Bennett's West Church Street home yesterday evening to mark his 54th birthday. The well known Indiana merchant greeted guests with grace as music and games filled the night and refreshments were served.
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John Bennett
West Church Street
Indiana
John M. Malcolm enters sheriff race on Republican ticket
A well known White township figure, John M. Malcolm, announced this morning his candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket. He is described by supporters as having the qualifications and public regard to win the coming election.
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John M. Malcolm
White Township
Memorial Day Committees Named in Indiana County
Committees for Memorial Day events in Indiana County were announced at a courthouse meeting. May 29 and 30 will honor soldiers from all wars, with guests from Returned Soldiers of World War and Veterans of All Other Conflicts. Finance committee members include Capt. Alex Stewart Albert Zellers Mrs Mary B Rhodes Mrs John Barr and J Brody. Transportation committee lists W T Anderson L Shumaker and W M Siple. Maisie B Th Lichteberger Rex. Continued on Page 3.
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Indiana
Indiana County
Puesta
Court House
Capt
Alex Stewart
Albert Zellers
Mary B. Rhodes
John Barr
J. Brody
W. T. Anderson
L. Shumaker
W. M. Siple
Maisie
B. Th. Lichteberger
Rex
Paye U
Col
Twentieth State Convention of Graduate Norvses Opens
The 16th annual state convention of graduate nurses gathered last November at Mist Presbyterian Church in Sohnstown amid the smallpox epidemic. It began today with a board meeting at 10 oclock and a formal opening at 2 oclock featuring welcome remarks by Rev. C Connys and an address by Louis.
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Norvses
Presbyterian Coureh
Sohnstown
Idelock
Board of Wreeters
C. Connys
Louis
Boy Scout Victory Loan drive gains early momentum
Subscriptions opened on Monday with initial receipts of 19250 dollars. Scouts in Indiana press forward with vigor, posters and blue buttons visible as county and district chairmen report late app blanks slowed the start, but expect stronger reports by week’s end. Continued on Page 6.
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Indiana
Laveels
Washington
Prane Bararto Sentenced in Bastardy Case and Related Decisions
Prane Bararto is sentenced for fornicating and bastardy with Fannie Geesey. Frank Bananza must pay $25 to the prosecutrix, cover lying expenses, and $6 monthly for five years for child maintenance. Court suspended Lawrence Conner’s sentence after he pleaded guilty to assault and battery, with costs and a $26 payment to Samuel Prenat.
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Fannie Geesey
Frank Bananza
Lawrence Conner
Joe Wilson Named Assistant Professor at Penn State
Captain Joseph H. Wilson U S A receives an appointment as assistant professor of military science at Pennsylvania State College before graduation. A Penn State class member, he left two years ago for officers training, then became a captain and served on the division staff. He will aid Major James Hayles in training the cadet regiment while events and dances fill Lyric Hall evenings.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
Joseph HH. Wilson
U.S. A
War Department
Wilson
Indiana
Penn State
James Hayles
Public Sale and Election Notice From 1915 Kentucky Derby Preview
A mixed public sale notice lists household items and odds and ends for cash with venue details and conditions. An election notice for Indiana Normal School of Pennsylvania trustees sets polling at Court House in Juliana Vennta on May 5 1915 from 2 to 4 PM with three trustees to elect and six to appoint. A racing feature promotes The Racing Strain Grand Thursday showing Southern Pride as a Derby contender.
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Pride of
Indiana Normal School of Pennsylvania
Court House
Iuliana
Vennta
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Thomas Sutton
Wood Clark
United Mine Workers Oppose May Day Parade in Indiana
The United Mine Workers oppose a May Day parade planned in Indiana and say they will not assume responsibility for its outcome. District No. 2 President John Brophy warns measures before the Legislature could punish demonstrations and empower police. he urges miners to refrain, noting the parade would risk harm and no good. Paraders were to decide by afternoon whether to call it off amid talks with officials.
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United Mine Workers of
Brophy
UW. MW
Burgess’ Comansithes
Heli
Essay Contest Time Limit Near
Two days remain for high school age students to submit essays for the Victory Loan contest. Titled Why We Must Finish the Job the piece must address the Fifth Liberty Loan and stay under 240 words. Entries must be one page, with name class and address at the head, delivered before Thursday evening May 1.
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Thei Victory Loan
Liberty Loan Cligtriet Dds
Federal Reserve District
Proprietary Stamp Sale Notice and Local Advertisements
Proprietary stamps will be placed on sale at the postoffice after May 1 to fund internal revenue taxes on medicinal and toilet preparations with denominations 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 20 and 40 cents. Also notices of theatrical shows at Strand Theatre and Lyric Hall featuring Carlyle Blackwell, Evelyn Growley, and Smith's Banjo Orchestra appear amid various sales and credit notices from Indiana, Pa.
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Yeetemliy
Internal Revenue
Ender
Chiles Conant
Carlyle Blackwell
Evelyn Growley
Strand Theatre
Miners Sympathy Riot Triggers Martial Law in Linton
Martial law declared in Linton Indiana after a riot last night sent 500 miners fleeing switchboards and seeking safety. Gov James Goodrich called out the state militia from Bloomington to quell further trouble as sympathy strikes ripple through the region.
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Indianapolis Ind
Linton
Ind
James Goodrich
Necton
Bloington
Terre Haute
Local Woman’s Relatives Ill With Pneumonia in Pittsburgh
Mrs Herbert Bennett of Lacy Street reports her mother Mary A Black and brother Patbot Black, both of Pittsburgh, are critically ill with pneumonia though showing signs of recovery. Also notes Breffys Dance at Lyric Smiths Banjo Orchestra and Prom Headquarters with Anita Stewart at the Grand Friday. Dr H J Lehmaker foot specialist from Pittsburgh will attend Moor Hotel on April 30th.
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Herbert Bennett
Lacy, Street
Pittsburgh
Mary A. Black
Patbot Black
Anita Stewart
H. J. Lehmaker
Pittsburg
Moora Hotel
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Uecove
Hart
Riddle Gawne
Pearl White
Mary Miles Minter
Joan Hope
the Grand
Cizette Offica
Jersey
Heifer Nurses Gather Association
Kellysburg
Marion
Johnstown
Momlay
Weisel
Maron Center
L.T. Shields
D. W. Warner
Columbiana
Mahoning Counties
Ohio
Jersey Breeders’ Association
Marion Center
Kellyshore
Enire Tiree
BOY Scout
Barowieter
Prane Bararto
Joe” Wilson
Stely
Lyric
Smith
Banie
Steffy
Dancing Academy
Peggy Hyland
Girl
Mutt & Jeff
Clymer Road
Indiana Dye Works
Atoolyke Hall
Sands Baje Orchestra
Qchristian Church
Clark Myers
United Mine Workers
Mercantile Agency
Lyric Hall
Clondy
Kably Rains
Local Woman’s Relations
IGE
Breffy
Lyric Smith
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