Mrs Clendenin Returns From European Tour Home
Mrs WW Clendenin, a Red Cross worker from New Castle, returns from an extensive tour of England, France, and Belgium. She visited American graves, battle sites, and devastated towns, gathered souvenirs, and photographed graves sent to New Castle. Her health improved. she plans speeches in Erie and nearby cities to share experiences.
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WW. Clendenin
Red Cross
England
France
Bellum
Morope
Clendenin
Belgium
Verdun
New Castle
Cleudenins
Clendonin
Erie
Roth
State Of Siege Called In Athens
State of siege declared in Athens amid reports of a tense Greek internal situation. Dispatch notes King Constantine sham16e and Venizelos returning to aid the government as forces rally and Greek defenses near Trowssa face setbacks.
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Athens
Gree
Tursometei
Cass Age
Constans Shrane
Mustapha Kemna
Constantine
Trowssa
Venizelos
Aesteios
Mercury Report Quiet Street Shakeup Near Mill and Washington
An odd local incident near Mill and Washington drew onlookers as a man described as Arthur Memeter 4 witnessed a startling event. The report notes a sudden disturbance and a wedding scene interrupted, with unclear details and fragmented phrasing from the source.
City seeks bids for year of school supplies
Specifications for a one year school supply contract are open to bidders. Deliveries must occur between June 1 and August 1. Bids due by May 23, 1921 at noon in the Secretary's office. Items include paper, pencil tablets, notebooks, erasers, ink, chalk, and teacher records supplies.
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Heul Owl
Peace Conference Foreshadowed in United States
Officials announce in Washington that a forthcoming peace conference may be held there rather than Paris. President Wilson warns against a separate treaty with the Central Powers while Hughes confers with ambassadors and former Premier Viviani. The goal is a satisfactory treaty by diplomatic channels, though much ground remains undisclosed and across the conference table negotiations seem likely.
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Harry L. Rogers
International Hows Bervice
WGPON
Washington
Pate
Warding
United States
America
Maly
Ordinn
Hughes
Geddes
Jusseraid
Shidelnra
Ricci
Viviani
Ver Salles
Buffalo Rector Is Named Bishop
John Chamberlain Ward of Grace Episcopal Church Buffalo was elected bishop of the Erie diocese on the twenty third ballot at a special diocesan convention in Erie. Ward, not previously regarded as a leading candidate, drew strength after his name was presented, defeating Rev J Owen of Bhargy and others as delegates debated the selection before his installation. The convention proceeded with plans for the installation, though no official date was announced.
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An Auguer
Franklin
Sheen
Train Strikes Auto Four Persons Dead
Train collision at a grade crossing near Voving ton, Kay this morning killed four people and injured six others. The incident involved a Chesapeake and Ohio train hitting an automobile. Authorities report four fatalities and six injuries as responders work at the scene.
Teachers And Principals Elected Tuesday In City Schools
School board elected twenty seven new teachers to fill resignations and vacancies for the next year. Superintendent Graham noted that remaining vacancies will be filled and contracts mailed for return within ten days. Names of new teachers and principals are listed with several resignations and vacancies noted.
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Andre
Graham
Steachners
Plans for Neshannock reception aid Ireland relief
Vlunk prepares a fundraising reception at the Gardens and Enehre in Neshannock on April 20 to benefit the American Committee for Relief in Ireland. Local committees organize tickets that grant entry to a euchre, raffles, and garden privileges. The Amelia commission, linked to War Relief and Food Administration, endorses prominent Americans including Hoover, Dawes, and Gompers.
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Vlunk
Neshannock
American Committee For Relief In
Ireland
Mncvivan Reef Commission
Amelia Commission For Relief
Theey
Farmier
Herbert Hoover
War Relief and Food Administration
Pilin
Bargeau
Vrasidant Tarding
Dane Adams
Mull Honaé
Ochivara
Henry Watterson
Samuel Gompers
Gener Charles G. Dawes
Lawrance County Apportioned Within New Congressional Districts
A proposed Senate apportionment moves Lawrence County from the 24th district to join Beaver and Butler as the 26th congressional district. The plan, prepared by W Harry Baler, would create 36 representatives with 32 district seats and four at large. Washington County would join Green for the 28th district, and Butler would shift from Westmoreland to form the new configuration.
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Lawrence County
Beaver
Tutler
State Senate
Lawrence
Washington
W. Harry Baler
Republican State Committee
Pennsybania
Washington County
Green
Buller
Westmoreland County
Parents Claim Their Daughter Needs Stranking
A lurid clipping reports Sylvia Pattison’s two week bohemian escape from the University of Illinois, her hospitalization, and return to Peoria with distraught parents. The piece frames the episode as a morality tale with calls for discipline and personal responsibility, citing a hospital stay and a then unclear motive for the disappearance.
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Convernation News Service
Caryd
Sylvia Pattison
Fram
Rodney
Peoria
University of Minois
Miss Pattison
Wanekegan
Isis
Dancer Mouvet Denies Involvement in Divorce Case
Maurice Mouvet, famed dancer and former partner of Flay Walton, rejects allegations in J Stanley Joyce's divorce suit against Peres Hopkins. In a statement to International News Service he confirms he is a co respondent and explains he was not involved in the affair.
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Mauries Mouvet
International News Service
J. Stanley Joyce
President Harding Hurls First Ball In Baseball Game
President Harding and the weather office teamed up to start the Washington Senators season under George McBride. The president will toss the first ball and Coolidge and other officials will attend as spring weather is forecast.
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Harding
International News Service
Washington
Washington Senators
American League
George McBride
Coolidge
Harding Speech Pleases French in Paris
Paris dispatch cites Gustav Herve quoting French officials after President Harding's congress message. They praise his remarks on reparations and German responsibility, warn against misconstruing a separate peace, and call for action to salvage U.S. leadership and the League of Nations.
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Newton
Parke
International Mews Service
Paris
Leiding
Warding
Mr. Harding
Germany
America
Pertinax
League of Nations
League of
Washington
Aircraft Tests Stir War Fleet in View
Washington officials in conference as producers review a new defense design undergoing tests. The plan envisions a fleet of planes intended to bolster naval reach with heavy armament and destructive power for a potential future meet of strategic forces.
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Washington
Owiems
Warraettring
Boyeidmeut
Sand Regy
Il Igi
Death Record for Edith Geen Lotion and Others
Obituary note lists Edith Geen Lotion and Willie Cecil Macrersia among the deceased with ages 14, 27, and 40 in a sparse death notice. Other names include Cresceatichele, Tony Dodish, George We Brown, and Koppel noted in a fragmentary casualty listing.
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Edith Geen Lotion
F Aonhis
West
Nori Sires
Maward Riehnd Rotan
Sheng Nye Downed
Willie Cecil Macrersia
Insuage
Laeeei Boutachand
Tony Dodish
Cresceatichele
George We Brown
Koppel
Knox introduces peace resolution ending war with Germany and Austria
Senator Philander G. Knox of Pennsylvania asks the Senate to declare an end to the four year old state of war with the former Central Powers. The move mirrors President Harding’s call to keep the resolution a simple peace declaration between the United States and Germany and Austria to terminate the technical war status.
Germany Would Pay Allies Debt and Offer Monopolies
Paris April Berlin proposes to assume allies debts to the United States in return for a share of railway customs receipts. Germany would seek U S authorization to place a loan to obtain American raw materials and may create government monopolies on sugar potash and alcohol with revenues to the allies.
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Paris
Germany
Berlin
le Journs
United States
le Petit Tisien
Fragmentary Hammon News Snapshots Spark Noticeable Gaps
A garbled set of items from Hammon News mentions favors to the United States treasury, an attack by a hog on a Clyde Scutt family member, and various local incidents. Other fragments reference Presbyterians, Wall Street related events, a safe incident in Bridport, a Steubenville resident’s health scare, and a clothing salesman in Pittsburgh. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Triple Alliance
Atri O
United Kingdom
Hue
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