Workhouse Discussed by County Commissioners Meeting
Local figures from Allegheny and surrounding counties attended a session in Pittsburg to review a proposed workhouse. The committee elected H. L. Johnson as chairman and R. M. Leslie as vice chairman. Costs of maintaining prisoners in current facilities were presented alongside farm-size proposals and site data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Harry Clark
Allegheny
Armstrong
Teaver
Butler
Lawrence
Pittsburg
H. L. Johnson
Beaver County
R. M. Leslie
Lawrance
Chaiman
C. H. ‘Frahy
Fleurea
Fa County
Aguesis
Baihling
Allegheny County Commis
Boys O 332nd Praised For Conduct In Italy
The 332nd regiment receives high praise from leadership for discipline and steadiness under unfamiliar conditions in Italy. Despite limited combat, the unit maintained order, endured trenches, and prepared for expected offensives with noted training under Lt. Walter Annenetti's 22nd Assault Battalion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Mayor Nowell Faces Drunkenness Charges In Sunday Meeting
Two prisoners accused of drunkenness crowded Mayor Nowell Sunday morning. James Suliven caused police trouble and received 16 days on the road gang. Paul Seevile claimed a head wound from a fight. fines totaled $8 plus $35 for a doctor’s attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowell
James Suliven
Jie
Roa
Paul Seevile
Yin Puat
Hamilton Claims Unusual Honor at Roosevelt Memorial
Seok Tamitan of Mannylvania avenue claims to be the sole man from Tanwroney county attending the Memorial services Sunday at the Colisee in honor of former President Roosevelt who served in both wars. Hamilton, a prominent city violinist, notes his 1898 entry and later anti piracy work in Galveston. List of attendees and local notices follow with several names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seok Tamitan
Mannylvania Avenue
Tanwroney County
Hie Menporin
Roosevelt
Tamilton
Thin City
Entat
Galveston
Texas
Prince Regent of Serbia forms new cabinet in wake of resignation
After the resignation of Nikola I. Pashich the Prince Regent Alexander begins assembling a new government. He invites Slovak finance minister Slovan Protich to assist in forming a cabinet for the Serbian and Slovene kingdom, disputed from Seleniki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Regent
Serbia
Nikolai
Pachiuh
Alexander
Slovan Protich
Finimée
Pachite
Srrb
Seleniki
Wilson studies League views amid Belgian ruins visit
President Wilson spent an hour examining League of Nations materials before attending a supreme council session in Paris. He toured shell demolished Rheims with a French guide, noting desolation and loss as bridges and villages along the Rheims route were described. The mayor greeted the party and presented a stained glass panel from Rheims cathedral in tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presidant Wilson
League of Nations
Ofle T
Supreme Council
Mort
Wilson
Rhelids
Paris
Rhygime
Belleau Wood
Ghateau-Thierry
la Rheims
Flo
Rhelme
John Moore Home With 331st Infantry
John Moore of State street is a member of the regiment. The 331st Infantry, with officers and men from Ohio and Pennsylvania, travelled to France and served as replacement troops. The unit lists sixty officers and 3210 men returning, with about six hundred members forming the core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stet Infantry
Matsap
Ohio
Pennsylvania
John Moore
State Street
Paroled Chinn From Huntingdon Reformatory
A seven year old named Chinn was paroled from Huntingdon Reformatory by Judge Hinary after a petition by his father Verna Chi, presented by attorney William J. Catwet. The boy was sent to Lintineden on New Year’s Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbers
Huntingdon Reformatory
Hinary
Verna Chi
Willian J. Cat Wet
Chinie
Lintineden
Tvet
Wits
Niey Castle
Cunntiellint
Pittsbarsh
Untitled fragment on 210 event amid uncertain details
Fragmentary text mentions a 210 event, a named group or team, and a large figure of 100,000,000 with unclear context. Details are garbled with multiple misspellings and no coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
Agreements Reached On Famine Bill in Senate
Washington January 27 complete agreement on the famine fund bill amounting to 190 million dollars was reached. Senate amendments were dropped allowing use only for American wheat purchases and excluding Germany Austria Turkey and Bulgaria. Relief would aid armed Syrians Greeks and other Christian and Jewish populations of Asia Minor with a detailed expenditure report to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddetin
Washington
Senate
Germany
Austria
Turky
Bulgaria
Asia Minor
Congress
House
Germany Stabilizing Amid Political Strife
International News Service reports Germany’s mood stabilizing as elections curb unrest in Berlin and other cities. The government grows firmer and freer to handle economics while Spartacists and independents lean toward the majority Socialists. Businessmen anticipate a move to normal times as strikes face arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAGUE
Germany
Berlin
Spartacus Republic Set Up in Northwest Germany
An apparent Spartacus republic is established in Northwest Germany with a plan for a Spartacus congress to meet at Brunswick. Twelve provinces and cities are to be represented, while decisive action to wait for the national assembly is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Greenwall
Internatio ‘Maws Service
London Dairy Express
Uwwrlin
London
Dan
Spartacus Republic
Germany
Spartacus Congress
Brunswick
Bolshevik Attack Pressures Allied Forces at Shonkursk
report from Loxyon dated January 27 states Bolshevik troops in Northern Russia launched an attack on American and British forces at Shonkursk on January 2 after a three day battle. official dispatches say the allied forces evacuated Shonkursk and moved northward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Loxyon
Russia
Shonkursk
Jewis
Rear Admiral Chadwick Dead Bulletin Washington July
Rear Admiral Chadwick is reported dead in a terse bulletin from Washington. The garbled text notes his service and association with naval commands, mentioning a ceremony and participation with a squadron. Details of date, place, and context are unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Juli
Chadwick
Nawpiel Tech
Neve Tata
Thadhyle
Ssingenn
Millionaire Hunted Crash Ends In Serious Injuries
A wealthy man sustained multiple broken ribs and severe injuries after a hunting chase incident. The crash occurred near multiple landmarks as witnesses described. Police report indicates a high speed pursuit and a collision with a vehicle.
America Has Whip Hand Says Count Plunkett in Dublin
Count Horace Plunkett, one of the Irish republican delegates at the Peace Conference, told a Dublin audience that America has the whip hand in the failing Paris talks. He added that a formal demand will soon be presented to England for Ireland's evacuation, to be sent to the nations of the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Plunitte
Dublin
America
Paris
Tandon
Count Plunhith
England
Ireland
Paraders Ask Jobs Of City In Lavon Demonstration
About 300 unemployed men marched to the city hall in Lavon Connecticut carrying placards reading We want Work. Many wore red bands and carried employment bureau posters Hire Help. Muse Fitzgerald promised to assist and the marchers dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermusial News Service
New Lavon
Conn
Ylog
United States Employment Bureau
Fitzgerald
Travelling Man Dies At Hotel
A traveling salesman from Rochester New York died in a hotel lobby in Charleston after arriving Saturday. He had complained of a noisy room and was found dead in a chair after breakfast. Survived by his wife and a daughter in Chicago. Body disposition not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exmell
Bess
Leslie Butst
Rochester
N.Y
Scheverling, Daly and Galen
New York Cty
Kelley Morgue
S. C
Chicago
W. 4
Paris and London Neighbors By Plane
The article notes aviation shrinking distances between Paris and London, describing daily flights and the sense that visiting Paris is like visiting a neighboring town. It mentions Mr Lawton's 1220 PM departure from England and arrival in Paris after a short flight, celebrating post armistice camaraderie between Yanks and Parisians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulilier
Paris
Elies
Parks
Mr. Smith
1919
Himsell
Alphonse
H. Lawsau
London
Weiné
Lawton
England
Landon Witt
Ragoin
Two Games At Y Gym Tonight
Two basketball games at Y Gym tonight feature local teams and players. The schedule includes matchups with Ken's Engineering Works and Wieghor, with court action expected to attract community fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Gym
Che Sheen
Betwaan Gee Corhepta Sten Wa Chas Phare Peat
Deaths of the Day from Moss and surrounding areas
A list of local obituaries and funeral notices. Names include Karpirilas Karppala, Donald Hofmeister, Mary HutchAnn, Richard Wranslin fowland, Mary Stoner, Alice Yoho, Mrs. W. Nowling, Mrs. Sarah Hayes, Sarah Riley, and Daniel Ricci. Services conducted by Rev. W C Miller, Rev. D P Shirer, and others. Interments at Oak Park Greenwood North Sawinkley St Vitus cemeteries.
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Forma Karpirilas
Herman Karppala Way
Moss
Acorn Street
W. C. Miller
Oak Park Cemetery
Donald Hofmeister Borie
Donald RN. Hofmeister
J. F. Hofmeister
Edenburgh
John R. Alidlason
T14
Emerton Avenue
D. P. Shirer
Central Christian Church
Dreenwood Cemetery
Maty Reese HutchAnn
M. Rowland
Oakatrosh
Preamonia
May J. Crosser
Mercer County
Hots
Richard Wranthin Fowland
Mttle Mary Grace
Oa Pari
Alice Vobo
Jovol Yoho
Saturda
Judson Fuhko
Homewood Junction
Sue
Wampua
Homewood M. EB
Ehird
Susan Welsh
New Galles
Mra. C. B. Cm
Daniel Ricci
Gauron
Hie Lenger
Rhamas
Tony
Andrew
Mark
Tob
Mary Clitefend
Lary City
John
Barnsville
Ohio
St. Vitus
Make Inspection Of Eating Places
Public health officers plan to inspect eating places including hotels and rooms used by the public to ensure sanitary conditions. Inspections will include physical examinations and certificates, with follow up by the department within days after the May date mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uinter
Thomas
Newell
Ued
Danios
Elariad Ld
Alan
Peaphes
Ora
Ating
Wlwin Uies
Bowith
Trench troops entering Kiev in latest report
Fragmentary OCR notes claim that cronin and cronin have entered Kiev, described as capital of attrabmtiay, with unclear military context and damaged phrasing. No verifiable dates or events. Further readable details are unavailable in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wipnna
Dan
Roninaiun
Cronin
Kiev
Attrabmtiay
Engineers Review Booth Mill Bridge Options On Site
Three disinterested engineers engaged by the county inspect plans for Booth Mill Street bridge. T J Wilkinson Walla Weaver and W K Moule Pittsburg and R A Raymor Bedger assess concrete versus steel design prospects. If concrete meets waterways requirements the county will prefer it. otherwise steel contract already on bid will stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Mill Street
T. J. Wilkinson
Weaver Walla
W. EK. Moule
Pittsburg
R. A. Raymor
Bedger
Wilkinson
Moore
Tayimera
Eite
Laide
Intereater. Ltds
Ates
Waterways Commission
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admitted List
Shenango Valley Hospital notes list patient names and addresses including Irene Montgomery and Meg Mary Yackuw. Entries mention Admitted Irene Montgomery at Great block and other individuals tied to North Jefferson and Gen Dennial streets in New Castle and Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diebharger
Joe Valentine
Lowollyle
Ohio
Osf Washington Street
Edne Wilson
North Jefferson Street
John Alexander
New Castle
Irene Montgomery
Greot Block
Loutnun Morris
Gendennial
Meg. Mary Yackuw
Oakland
Ida Green
Florenca Streak
Cholney Burns Out In Bay Street Chimney Fire
An alarm from Box 28 at 11 50 sent the fire department to a Bay Street home for a chimney fire with reported damage. A second call nearby yesterday from the same box was a false alarm. Estimated 119,016 Canadian workers have lost jobs since the armistice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firs
Bay Street
Thea
Trig
Canada
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Leslie and Clark
Anyndt
Tagliamento
Flere
Ponte Dein Dellzin
Reall Naga
Drn
Codrolpo
Corp
Cherlis A. Kell
Vale
France
Ran
William Waltaci
Islone
Cocumand Og
Tome
Plaes
Walter Anenretti
Tomy de
Chinen
Canal
Orter
Lo Trevino
Rendiniga
Maida
Ate Vanes
Maior Gan
Ta Angalla
Tow’ Mallon
Mayor E
Hamilton
Maseageh Pcenor
Rosé OC. Palmer Y
Valnat Jonette T
Hagtm
Volant Walter W Burebach
Gay
Wilfred AvCartnty
Gig
Ane —Keiver Kalle Auleve
Toni Lay Trodalate
Boslwnes
Tseod Wai
Lottehe
Hue
Chinn
Huntingdon
Pires Pew Orkes
Alsiqiek
Naan Bt
Nation
Muselie
Hare
Count Plunkitt
Tadhet Ogeey
Mary Grace Howlun
Mary Stoner
Coraopolis
Wag
Stewart Stoner
Wasson
Corapolis
Susan Clark
Dean Black
Lesko Bria
Graceland Cemetery
Stoner
Heaver Street
Jem Flayos
Sarah Hayes
James Hayes
Mt. Jackson
Hayes
Sarah Polk
North Beaver Township
Sarah A. Riley
Samus Riley
North Seaver Street
Ape
First Christian Church
Tiley
John Bhuller
Wampum
Neat
Matthew Sod Jefferson
Shenango Valley Hospital
Cholney
W.f.dufford &Co
Washington St
Furnishers
Cor
Nort
Wernersta
B. Sorth
White & Son
Noth Phones
Nesharnock Avenue
Beledr Pr Digest
Bellans
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