Republicans Weigh Knox Resolution to Fast-Track Trade Peace
Republican leaders in the Senate and House welcome Rene Viviani's visit as crystallizing support for the Knox resolution. They frame the measure as a simple business move to resume trade with Germany and Austria, end wartime hostilities, and lift barriers to American commerce and finance. Continued on Page Two.
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Murder Suspect Found with Saws in Clothing in Toledo
TOLEDO Ohio April 6 Whalen known as James Barrett alias also listed as Keady Williams Kelley and Wilson carried saws in his clothing on way to county jail and was wanted in Baltimore on murder charge. Police say he is linked to Detroit robberies and arrested on suspicion of involvement.
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International News
Toledo
Ohio
Whaten
James Barrett
Baltimore
Whalen
Keady
Williams
Kelley
Wilson
Detroit
Lincoln’s Next Mayor May Be Bryan Brother Vote Shows
Lincoln Neb April 6 C We’an brother of William Jennings Bryan will join Lincoln's city council after yesterday's primary. Bryan finished third in votes, with the May city election likely to decide if he becomes mayor, a post he held from 1915 to 1917.
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W. J. Bryan
International News Service
Lincoln, Neb
C. We ‘An
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Bryan
Canoe Trip Down Allegheny Sparks Local Excitement
Reported chatter centers on Arthur Mometer and Arshie Cubbison as they plan a canoe journey from Altham station with the Jays crew. Weather reads 74 degrees as the group prepares to navigate the Allegheny River, near Old Town, with Glenn NS noted.
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Altham Station
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Dormitory Planned for Eastbrook Camp in New Castle
The Eastbrook Camp project in New Castle aims to build a dormitory dining room and auditorium to advance health morals and welfare for working girls mothers and children. Local women of the W C G A have quietly advanced the cause and call for support from good people to fund permanent facilities, not a money making venture, continuing on page six.
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W. CG. A
Eastbrook Station
Legion Home Drive Reaches $51500 With More Promised
The Legion Home fund total was $51500 31 today after a campaign ending meeting that left about $9000 short of the goal though several large subscriptions are expected in the next days to push the total to sixty thousand or more. Over two days the drive raised $5233 06 and organizers Judge Sr Plummer Emery and campaign manager C L McMillen praised workers for their efforts and thanked contributors including Miss May Hoyt whose $600 gift was the largest today.
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Sr. Plummer Emery
Legion Homa
C. L. McMillen
Miss May Hoyt
PB. L. Craig
Thompson, Candidate Against Lenroot Dies in Wisconsin
James Thompson, 45, longtime lawyer and UW graduate, candidate for the United States Senate against Irving Lenroot, died in Lacrosse Wisconsin after an appendicitis operation last Thursday. He had practiced law in Lacrosse for twenty years and was a UW alumnus.
Miss Ousley elected Missouri's first woman mayor
ST. JAMISS MO Amrit )-Mixp Mayme Ousley wins Missouri's first woman mayor position as official returns from Tuesday's municipal election show her defeating her opponent by a small margin. Both candidates ran on nonpartisan platforms.
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Missouri
Death Notice for Mrs Hay Melty at 80 in Ilwoad Gily
Mrs Hay Melty aged 80 died in Ilwoad Gily. Funeral arrangements are pending, with services expected to be announced by local authorities.
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Mrs. Hay Melty
Ilwoad Gily
Undertakers Aid To Home Seekers Race For Housing
Pittsburgh housing conditions drive undertakers into a neck and neck race with real estate dealers to secure flats and houses. Resourceful house hunters call funeral homes to learn if a death has forced a family to vacate. Mrs Sara A Conn returns to Akroy after two week visit with Mr and Mrs A M Stewart of Hast Mail street.
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Ciinternational News Service
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Wndertakers
Sara A. Conn
Akroy
A. M. Stewart
Hast Mail Street
Salary Raiser ers Hard Blow
Harrisburg action slashes state department salary raises and boards. House votes 29 to 0 amid economy push threatening numerous pay increases. In Pittsburgh, unions face about 18 percent wage cuts for telegraph and railway workers, reducing daily earnings.
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State Board of Molion
Jenders
American Woman Named Queen of Jungle Land
International despatch reports Mrs Ela M Douglas was declared queen and sole owner of a vast jungle realm in the Brazilian interior along the River of Doubt. An interlocutory decree grants divorce from Bruce Vincent Douglas, diplomat.
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International News
Oakland
Cat
A. F. Sr
Ela M. Doug.las
Douglas
Bruce Vincent Douglas
Sudden Death Gallons Seized At Police Office
Police chief J Ed Gilder holds copper stills and wagon loads of whiskey in his office amid a distilling operation. A lieutenant aide guards the finished product as federal agents have not yet arrived. Officials warn the value may reach hundreds of dollars if someone took a risk.
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J. Ed. Gilder
Aiong-Aide
Lloyd George To Meet President of Coal Miners Probable
The triple alliance of miners, transport workers and railwaymen planned to postpone a general strike as Lloyd George met with the miners executive committee. An eleventh hour settlement seemed possible as conferences were arranged while the triple alliance met at Unity House. Scotland Yard disclosed an alleged Irish plot tied to the coal strike events.
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Triple Alliance
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London
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Lloyd- George
Unity House
Ireland
Scotland
Yarr
Directors to hear EuLD store proposal report
The board of directors of the Board of Trade meet at the Elks club Thursday noon to discuss an EuLD store proposition. A. L. Marvin, a local businessman, recently visited the company’s main offices and will report his findings to the directors.
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A. L. Marvin
Obscure obituary lines and local notices from West Virginia and nearby towns
Fragmented obituary notes and notices describe deaths from storm lightning in Weston and Evie and a self-inflicted death in Evie. Other items reference labor disputes in Youngstown and Sharon. a Beaver county fire plant reopening. and a Butler jury urging murder charges. The text blends multiple incidents with unclear chronology and names.
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