Choral Folks Give Thanks Continued Iron Page
A faded verse about wartime scenes and choral troops recounts a mock battle with generals, sergeants, and soldiers in a parade of lines. It describes marching, firing lines, wounded, and crowd cheers as the day ends with praise for the defenders and the public’s gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light Brigade
Csery
Atorce
Mach
Bing
Smith
Caine
Genera Shure
Galkuri Leeds
Aerox
Plant Democracy Aims at Industrial Peace in Packing Industry
Aneraml Co introduces plant democracy by mandating employee participation in wage decisions. The move seeks to ease reductions, with conference boards to vet terms and ensure worker representation. While reception varies, officials see potential for broader industrial peace if applied carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aneraml Co
Hiss
Dabur
Boy
Jury Free Hamon Slayer Trial Observed By Court
The courtroom tense as Clara Phamon and her family faced the verdict amid crowd pressure. Witnesses describe Harsh reactions, a dramatic escape through a secret passage, and jurors haltingly delivering the decision. Meanwhile James Clark of Marion Center attended a lecture by the Lord Mayor of Cork in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Phamon
James Clark
Marion Center
Pittsburgh
Cork
Wo OM. Whitmeyer
Teenifol Lancheon
Dermvitare
Liquor men to quit May 15
Washington reports drastic liquor control announced by Commissioner Kramer from March 1. Wholesale dealers must cease by May 15 after a grace period ends. Attorney General Palmer previously ruled wholesalers have no legal dispensing role. Retail druggists may withdraw from bonded warehouses until May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prohibiton Kram
Palmer
Mrr
Kramer
Wage Cut On B R P Comes On April Sixteen
Announcement to 27 signalmen signalmen assistants and department helpers that effective April 16 1921 wage rates will be revised after conference with employee representatives. Wage board decision expected to cover revisions. Pittsburg report notes Easter flowers purchase. Local visitors Miss Margaret Jobe Ulisses Jennie and Mable Glumequist of Aultan in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Brenan
Railway
George D. Leydie
Pittsbu
Andy Wilson Honored by Penn State Wrestling Authority
Penn State wrestler Andy Wilson received a distinguished honor for his record and performance in the season. Officials and team members including Canda Wood, Killinger, Wolfe, McBeesports Nb Rents, and James T Sivers attended the ceremony. The event also elected James T Sivers as president of the league and named Koay G Bailes as wrestling manager for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc Ryeciak
Henar
Vilar
Caqnda Wood
Killinger
Iacrishure
Flon Wolfe
McBeesports
Pittsburgh
Wileau
Titines
Red Dieny
Mayers. Geiser
Hl. J
Koehler
Stroudehare
Boothe
Princeton
Chaaplanshire
Koay G. Bailes
Peng State
Joseph KE. Sweely
Otis
Clymer Store Transfer Finalized Amid Sale to New Owner
The Clymer store transfers under a recent agreement. Agent John Abraham reports the building and fixtures sold for 850,000 to the new owner, with the establishment to operate under the successor. Innocenti will manage the business thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Abraham
Anchise
Abraham
Innocenti
Scout Troops Supper Gathering Details and Confusing Interview
Scouts gathered for a supper at a cabin noted in a disjointed interview. The account mentions troop leaders, a secretary and local officials, and references a gathering with beer and socializing. The narrative is fragmented with unclear names and events.
Fragmented OCR reads as scattered notes and names
The text presents garbled phrases with repeated returns and scattered proper nouns such as Vosuaeiat Pfarrgy and Gatalline HET, plus odd sequences about weeks and flowers. It appears to be an OCR error-filled capture with no coherent narrative or clear event.
Normal Lost to State College Margin in Freshmen Heat
Normal lost to State College in a track heat with freshmen competing. Names like Tadisna Tt-State Preeti and Kraté Ww Comment Llrwelly appear among a jumble of participants. The fragmentary text references lanes, times, and several athletes without clear results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal
State College
Tidlinga Neraat
cnpState Voliage
Pouuydaye Hochig
Samia
Omiol
Exettinis
Lane Apes
Tadisna
Ture
Mike “i
Wilson
Local Court Hears Privately Held Case
A fragmented OCR note describes a county council tied to civic matters and a court proceeding. It mentions individuals like Pear and others connected to a local inquiry, with references to past roles and public duties. The text is garbled but indicates a formal judicial or civic event and related figures.
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Hamon Slayer
Cy Miike
Pita One
Tee
Warehus
The
Robert Goades
Ted
van Dadldine
Gour
Ian
CGO
Andy’ Wilson
Indiana
State
Sayers
James T Sivers
Wassersburg
Chirk
Préonlelphias
L Ely
Te Kouren
Sere
Tegeter
Muanawes
Clymer
Pron Tage Ene
Intervie
Tadinia
Guarhiart
Pisa
Kreriibe
Bos
Brend
Tnitte
Tim
Akron
Klaps Go”. A
Eb Teed Nda
ET Ete Lense
Mr Bey Sumer
Culture Tos Thienies
bin Ul Pie
Ter Estiy Jan
Atinswer
Beagith
Pia May
Diana Genaiy
PEE Vival
Rvece Commission
TROE
PLN
Nsylvasia AM
Aeels
Crh
Mike
Cornwall
Frank
Pixter
Soir
Warner Hi Hadjatyes
Dadirsen
Nye
Sint
Premme Court
Clark
McCullaugh
Pelomts
Ghar
Alrop
Siren
Durian
Erneta
Philadlelphia
Peirgeain
A. M. Park
Dovtiana
Steech
S. Th. Tilasstard
Stoness Voarditigny
Dot Lawis
South Street
Petia
Dohustan
Philadel
Fara
Brady
Equine al Orn Tun Selden Prock Coalition
Agehor Mote
Maxwell Touring
Ford
Worthing
Venient Hoseined i. Voost
Ted Ostreet
Ty Ash
Daepeire Street
Ion
Saleg
Dsahte Pepeer
Abot Ook
School Street
Sabrd
Tex & Stave
Linha
Ffor Sale
Church Street
Mice Vaisenabie
Caldwell
Appentmienk
Lott
Street
Nas
Aletreary ‘Tire and Balcher Co
Nes
Pwanted Hirbareters
Carl
Coleamedt
Atreed
Turhanary
Patna
Ios
Aweeh
Vance Deirchsedts
Water Street
Omomer
Niles
Avegiba
Stretc
Toenes
Manel
Celui Simstot
Namie
Viye
J.parker Read Jr
Hobart Bosworth
Directed By
RV Lee
J Parker Read Jr Nan
Neries Iwim
Alftate
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