Sugar Prices Remain High Despite Cuban Crop Outlook
Washington April 9. No relief from high sugar prices for U S consumers expected due to Cuba’s crop, per cable from President Menocal of Cuba. He says sugar market remains unsteady and prices likely to stay high as rains fail. Cuba’s April price around 13.83 cents per pound, with crop substantially reduced by ongoing drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McNary
Nepublican
Oregon
Menotul
Ghoa
Cuba
Boy Over 115 Years Old Advertised In Dallas
A Dallas printing error listed the opening for a boy must be over 114 years old instead of over 19. The next day several applicants claimed ages from 85 to 98, with one listing 131 years. The Armstrong Packing company relative was also mentioned in Kentucky. About forty applications poured in on the first morning before staff noted the age limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Leva
al Oftee
Hite
Fred G. Tongue
Armstrong Packing Company
Kentucky
Canada Indian War Hero Scalp Count Attributed
OTTAWA April reports credit Corporal Francis Pegahmagabow from Parry Sound with 278 German scalps, part of a broader Canadian Indian contingent in World War I. The House of Commons heard of gallantry and sniper actions by Indians. one man traveled 3000 miles to enlist in Vancouver.
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Ottawa
Val
Canada
Corp
Francis Pegalmagahow
House of Commons
Arthur Meighen
Interior
Surporal Pegahmagabow
Parry Sound
John Campbell
Chupe
Vancouver
Drunken Study to Aid Investigation Sparks Debate
In London a Kings College inquiry into an English answer to a riddle prompts a citizen to drink weekly to supply data. The experiment involves a subject drawing shapes and noting effects as hours pass, with references to whiskey and stout. The report notes the drawing worsened for hours but not as severely as after imbibing whiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kings College
Taxes Paid Soar as City and School Taxes Rise
City and school taxes this month show stronger receipts than last year with city taxes at 9741.43 and school taxes at 10107.85 for the first eight days. Compared to last April’s nine days, city 7577.68 and school 4602.48, the current totals reflect improved performance and prompt payments to avoid last minute rush and discounts.
Women Declare They Will Continue Picketting Work
Mary Galvin of Philadelphia and Hoss Mayra Quinn of Boston were arraigned before U S Commissioner M W Richardson for picketing the British embassy for Ireland. They refused to give bonds and were sent to jail to await a hearing Monday. They asserted they had done nothing wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Apr
Mary Galvin
Philadelphia
Hoss Mayra Quinn
Boston
Ireland
U. S
M. W. Richardson
City Truck Tonnage Registration Notice
Connell informed today that a city truck was recorded by the state motor vehicle department as operated without proper tonnage registration. A second report warns enforcement and possible fines. City clerk G Md Brown ordered compliance and printing tonnage data on truck sides.
Jealous Wife Ruined His Practice Says Doctor
Dr Charles J Robinson filed for divorce in Kansas City alleging his wife stalked him at the homes of women patients and forced them to refuse massages. He says massaging other women provoked her anger and damaged his practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinternational News Services
Kansas Gity
Charles J. Rowinrait
Ay Oeteeputh
Robinson
Rubinson
Kitchin Taken Ill On Floor Of House Bulletin
Representative Claude Kitchen of North Carolina, a Democratic leader, collapsed on the House floor after speaking against the peace resolution. He was carried to his office where a physician was summoned. Doctors reported high blood pressure and exhaustion but no immediate danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Claude Kitchen
North Carolina
Tewis
Kitchen
DIES AFTER A HEARTY MEAL AT LOCAL HOSPITAL
A garbled regional clipping reports a fatal incident after a hearty meal at a local inn. The page fragment mentions a jury and a medical inquiry but details are unreadable.
Another raid made in Ireland follows raid report
A raid on records in County Limerick destroyed all documents at the tax collector’s office. Circle members and a listed address on Tahliand Avenue were to be notified, with an after dawn action noted for Monday at half past twelve in Midd Se Gali.
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London
Apel
Dobby Dec
County Ligg
Readius Circle
Oirete
Mia
Thomas Phillips
Tahliand Avenue
At & Oelock
Attergagn
Grand Opening Tomorrow at Washington Street Store
Gorden, ex-manager of Grand Velan To Btora, to open first China Town shop at 2 Washington St near Lento Motel Week. Gordon’s BOE HHT, HE NOW Fork quloorligs THOPOTHOIT RG Top Ii gy iiterd. Sivas Kreg tomorrow. Come dn dig. A AD RECOVERS MONEY shaph Shiner of Cawet St. Tout tow fon doding bitlaw fow Gays age.
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Gorden
Btora
Washington St
Gordon
Fr Willer
Sivas Kreg Amorrow
Council Notes Exonerates Palous Property Frontage Error
City council approved exoneration for Palous property at 214 South Jefferson Street removing payment of 25 foot frontage assessment over 23 feet due to a discovered error. Other actions included paving specs for Highland Avenue to Madison area, water service discussions, and appointing a street inspector as needed. Incandescent street lights ordered for Mahoning and North Cedric streets, and traffic issues at East Washington and Pennsylvania crossing debated with next hearing.
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Palous
South
Jefferson Street
Highland Avenue
Moody
Sheridan Avenue
South Jefferson Street
Neahannock Creek
Nutt Street
Council
Madison Avenue
Fourth Street
Lacock
Lafayette Streets
Electric Company
Pennsylvania Crossing
East Washington Street
J. Crawford White
Joseph White
Wilmington Avenue
Boyles Avenue
German plea on army withdrawal unanswered in Paris
Apr z THY tee geest seeks postponement of German army reduction and troop withdrawal from the Thahr district. The French government has not yet answered. The time limit expires tomorrow. Wilhelm Mayer, the German chargé d’affaires, says he expects instructions from Paris any minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thahr
Wicht
Wilhelm Mayer
Cerniit
Heavy clothing suffocates infant in country trip
Jacksonville April 9. Mr and Mrs Harold Edward Taker wrapped heavy clothing and a blanket around their infant son to keep him warm for an automobile trip. En route the baby was found not breathing. Investigation showed the child had died from suffocation.
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Jacksonville
Harold Edward Taker
Naker
Local residents return from visits and funerals in Pittsburg
Mrs Charles Cameron of Moravia Road has been called to Niles by a serious father. Helena Massie of East Grant Avenue returned from Pitt Work where she visited Mr and Mrs Lee Snyder and attended Shriner events. Nellie Mann and Lloyd Snyder of Pittsburg will visit Massie family in East Grant Avenue. Donavan of Walnut Street returned from Pittsburg. L E Hart of the Pennsylvania Division Office works Orrwell and Kapyville this week. Cossey of Mulberry Street recovering from illness. Mr and Mrs W G Robertson at Pollack Avenue returned home after Pittsburg visits. Henry Bunner and Mrs John Thomas of Sharon with Mrs Eminner Pyle of Farrell and Mrs Margaret Johnson of Cleveland attended the funeral of the late W D Murdoch Martin of Crawford Pyles, now at Overlook Sanitarium for nervous breakdown. New Cat B Lockhart and son Charles and Mrs Wheeler of Howes Avenue will travel Saturday to Symbridge Springs for a wheel trip.
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Charles Cameron
Moravia ‘Road
Niles
Barben Stevenson
Helena Massie
Fast Grant ‘Avenue
Pitt Wurek
Lee Snyder
Nellie Mann
Lloyd Snyder
Pittsburg
George Massie
East Grant Avenue
Mig. Mod Donavan
Walnut Street
L. E. Hart
Pennsylvania
Orrwell
Kapyville
Mson Cossey
Mulberry
WG. Robertson
Pollack Avenue
Henry Bunner
Mire
John Thomas
Sharon
Eim
Fortifications Appropriations Reported by House Panel
The International News Service reports a bill granting 18,883,442 dollars for fortifications and works of defense, funding below War Department estimates but above last year’s level. It includes a clause to convert 100,534,992 dollars of unobligated fortification balances into treasury funds to prevent executive use of unspent appropriations.
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Washington
International News Service
House
Committee On Appropriations
War Department
Congress
Treasury
Killing of Germans Sparks Paris Protest Note
Fragmentary report states Paris protests a French murder of Frankfort citizens by colored troops and a note to Premier Millerand demanding action. It mentions the assassination of Lieutenant Count Vor Kalmein outside a newly occupied area and references German casualties.
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Paris
Err Mayer
Cermay
Paria
Millerand
Frankfort
Asssina Lon
Count Vor Kalmein
Pickets Arraigned As Odd Golf Ball Incident Stuns
In Winsted Connecticut on April 1 a freak golfing mishap involved a ball decapitating a robin near a reported arrest of a protester. New York reports note a tax case with a $2,004,000 income in 1919 and Hetty Green’s year earnings of $700,000 profit amid financial mystery.
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Conn
Alarest
Ned
Kiddie Fitzgerald
New York
Te Fee
Dash Vent
Newlennly Ag
Albany
Hee
Hetty Green
Merger of Local Steel Firms faces capital expansion
Watson Brothers Steel and Steel Manufacturing Company of Vonnstown merge under Shoet Metal Manufacturing Company to seek a capital increase to 250000 dollars. Watson, formerly of the Watton Brothers firm, becomes president of the new concern. The merger aims to consolidate metals operations and expand capacity amid industry demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watoon Brothers Steel Company
Vonnstown
Shoet Metal Manufacturng
Watson
Thin Ally
Watton Brothers Stool Company
Red Cross notes graves search and nursing class shift
The Red Cross and Army carriers aided grave recovery of American soldiers in France. Twelve bodies were identified and reburied at Romagne, the national cemetery in France. About 80 000 American graves exist in France, with 3 000 not yet photographed. A Friday evening home nursing class will meet at Red Cross Headquarters, with demonstrations using life size figures and hospital equipment to teach proper care and bedside methods.
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Army
American Red Cross
Romagne
France
Somme
Barle-Vuc
St. Menehould Eeetions
Miss Reed
Renm
Shenango Valley Fire Alarm Box Listings
Fire alarm boxes listed with specific street intersections and exclusive hospital and factory assignments. Includes Shenango Pottery Co Grasselli Chemical Co and Steel Car Works boxes with locations and restricted uses.
Deaths of the Day and Local Obituaries
Obituaries and death notices list several local residents and relatives, including Mr Eilen Harvis and Mrs Eliyn Harria both aged 73 with services in Cleveland and burial in Graceland. Other notices cover Emeryon W Payne age 8, John S King, Harvey S Taunt, Harvey Sylvester Young, Pauline Warse, Pauline Wargo, and Mary Massalis with funeral details and cemeteries mentioned.
Kitchen 5 000 Years Old In Alsace
STRASBOURG, Apr. 8 The kitchen of a punitive man was found in a quarry at Achernham Alsace where charred bones and teeth of mammoths wild horses rhinoceros and hyenas were unearthed M Ferrer of the Archaeological Museum of Strasbourg reports the ashes and earth in which the food was cooked were found with the bones Paleolithic goes back to 3000 B C meaning the kitchen is at least five thousand years old The finder notes the man hunted these animals and ate them Every half hour he hunted and consumed game
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Strasbourg
Achernham
Algacs
M. Ferrer
Archaeological Museum of
Kays
Suer
Shenango Valley Hospital Discharge Notation
A fragmentary hospital note lists patient names and street addresses including Mrs Mildrad Smith on Maryland Avenue and Mrs Mary Alexander. Other names mention Advaitter Lisa Iona Muvien Cher ry Street William George Biebl East Wabash Avenue and Albert Richards East Home Street plus Angelo Delashe Center Street.
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Advaitter
Lisa Iona Muvien
Cherry Street
William George Biebl
Wabash Avenue
Albert Richords
East Home Street
Mildrad Smith
Maryland Avenue
Mary Alexander
Angelo Delashe
Center Street
Cooper Seeks National Probe Of Railroad Strike
Representative Cooper of Ohio asked Attorney General Palmer for a nationwide investigation into the alleged legal strike by railroad switchmen. He also urged W. L. Lev of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen to intercede.
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Washington, D. G
Cooper
Republican
Ohio
Palmer
W. G. Lev
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Inter Church Movement Conference in Lawrence County
A sizable gathering met at Mirel Christian Church for the Inter-Church conference session. Rev J L Stratton opened with prayer, Dr J A Alexander outlined the movement, Rev Vincent B Fiske explained the Standard Plan, and delegates from New Castle and colored churches attended, stressing cooperation across denominations for lasting value.
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Lawrence County
Mirel
J. Ly Stratton
J. A. Alexander
Alexander
Vincent B. Fiske
Wilmerding
Fiske
Bath
Inter Ghureh
German Protest Against French Occupation of Frankfurt
Germany lodged a formal protest with France on April 7 over the occupation of Frankfurt a few days after a State Department release. Berlin argued the current crisis should be settled by nations, not force, and stressed the treaty terms until violated, which they say did not occur.
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Sulletimy
Washington
Vialenes
Germany
France
Frankfort
State Department
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Segar
Canada Indian
J. Ma. Poyd
Alsy
Martin St. Bell
Suse
Bnatley
Glass St. Zeatee
Thnrold Pyle
Mahaningtawia
SAGMN
Prieg Tyao
OW. Certwright
B. &Oe T. Blag
Northy Fl
Auingatow
Oakland
Lather Neal
Ah Tate
Rivas
Yoana Kurt, Earn, Reatle Me Mtanidte
Matic
Kitchin
Walpitagian
Hillcrest
Avenue Axtension
Anderson
Wedar Street
Areh Street
Mahoning Avenue
Woods & Golder Construction Company
Wallace Avenue
Woote & Golder Construction Company
WM. J. Sednlon
Croton Avenue
Bouncil
Mahoninganue
North Cedic Street
West Bide
James 8
Op. A. R
Pugste
Yellowstone National Park
Mikayl Aum St. Parry
Olivia M. Griffith
Heving
Leetres
Haney
Robin
Red
Grant Ave
Green St
Wilmington Ave
Mercer St
Lincoln Ave
Highland
Wallion
Neshannock Ave
Grant and
East St
Public Square
Central Engine House
Highland and
Sheridan Ave
Washington and
Mit
Highland Ave
Witzabeth St
King’s
County Line
Oak and
Ray
Central School
Pearson Bt
Orr Baking Co
Grove St
S. Mill St
Douds
K. Washington
Alten
MacCleary Ave
Sampaan St
Bluff
Jl—Steel Car Works
Mahoning
Cedar
Orchard Sts
Ti—N. CG
N. G. Hox Company
Cedar Ste
Cherry
Cedar Sts
Baventh . Wyrd
G—N. CG. Rubber Co
Montagomery Ave
Liafay
Ello Street
Sheninga Ti
Hhepange
New Caatlo Hospital
Ajlambalmiey Angwar
Alnem
Caatlo Thy
Mill St
Thia Porto
Anteaon
Nota Alngin
Udi
Eilen Harvis
Eliyn Harria
Buta Mason
Cleveland
Etta Mason
Whoa
Bessie ‘Hodge
Charles
Fred Roblavn
John Harrie
City
Frank Harris
Emeryon W. Payne
Emerson Whitmont Payne
William H
Katie Warnock Payne
South Walnut Street
WN. W. Aiken School
Perente
Ruth Alice
William
Billy
A. J. Randles
Greenwood Cemetery
King
John
East North Street
Rev
Rinker
Youn
Harvey
Taunt
Ravenna
Thia City
Oak Park Cemetery
Young
Harvey Sylvester. Young
Savannah
Howard Magill
North
Crawford Avenue
Rev. Schlotter
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Pauline Warse
Pauline Wargo
Joseph Warne
Mast Lou Avenue
Nicholas Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Alsace
Shenango Valley
White & Son
Neshannock Avenue
BeLeans
Vor
Mercer Sta
Testotthce
Union Thone
W.f.dufford& Co
the Bargain Home Furnishers
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