United States Not Opposed To Anglo Japanese Pact
The Harding administration will not block renewal of the Anglo Japanese alliance and may tacitly encourage it unless terms change materially. London decisions, Australian and New Zealand observers, and an implied US exception to mutual wartime obligations are discussed, with Japan’s envoy Hayden Hayashi noting US non opposition and potential English assurance. A separate note covers Judge Emery’s statement on drunk driving penalties and a garden tip segment on early vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry KL. Rogers
Washington
Imperial Britis Council
London
Australia
Zealand
United States
Hrgan
Great Britain
America
Japan
Brran Hayashi
Far East
England
Emery
Trestay
Iudge
Where To Go Tonight BOME Betty Compson in Prisoners of Love
REGENT Charles Chaplin in Behind The Screen STAR Wallace Reid in Anas Mike Moran PENN Hobart Hosworth in Below the Surface NIXON Tom Mix in Hands-off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bome
Betty Compson
Charles Chaplin
Wallace Reid
Mike Moran
PENN
Hobart Hosworth
Nixon
Tom Mix
R. R. Labor Board Rules Wage Reductions Across Rail System
The labor board approved widespread pay cuts affecting seventy two trunk lines and 91 short lines. Reductions ranged from 64 cents per mile for freight to 18 dollars per month for passenger train service. Most workers faced hourly cuts across departments with limited exemptions for very low earners and some supervisory roles. The decision covered train service, engineers, telegraphers, clerical staff, and maintenance, with specifics varying by job and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central Railroad Company
Et al
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Brent Brotherhoods
Naw
President Harding Meets ICC Chair Clarke Over Railroad Crisis
President Harding left the White House and held a conference with Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman Clarke to discuss the railroad situation. A White House statement on the railroad crisis was expected later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Harding
White House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clarke
Gangs Of Boys To Be Arrested
Police statement says groups of youths will face the mayor under city ordinances for disruptive behavior. A Tuesday complaint reported boys at Court and Ray streets using filthy language and disturbing residents. Another group near Sampson and Grant streets disrupted the area, and vandalized flowers on lawns. The aim is to deter such mischief by making an example of the first offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everning
Ray
Soldiers Bonus Action Soon in Congress
Continued on page one the debate over service members’ aid highlights Sen Smoot’s claim that a raised bonus remains below civilian wages. He cites treasury strain, flagging gratitude, and the veterans’ cautious approval as reasons to act now, stressing lasting, practical aid rather than full wage parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Smoot Bald
United States
Secan
State Revokes Izzo's License After Failure to Appear
Harrisburg June 1 A motorist Sylvester Izzo of New Castle had his owner’s license revoked by the state highway department for failing to render assistance to occupants of a vehicle it overturns in a collision. Izzo was ordered to appear for a hearing but did not appear. Edward Morris’s coupon license in Cambria county was also revoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Sylvester Izzo
New Castle
State Highway Department
Izzo
Edward Morr
Coupon
Cambria County
Undertakers Attend Western Pennsylvania Convention in Sharon
Local undertakers W. R. Campbell M. L. Wallace Laverne Berger Frank Wallace and Walter McClelland of Harlansburg attend the annual Western Pennsylvania undertakers convention in Sharon today and Thursday at the Buht armory. A banquet is set at Sharon country club with Prof. H. Eckles of Philadelphia as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Campbell
M. L. Wallace
Laverne Berger
Frank Wallace
Walter McClelland
Harlansburg
Undertakers
Western Pennsylvania
Bension
Buht Armory
Sharon
H. &. Eckles
Philadelphia
Harding appoints Scott C. Bone Alaska governor
President Harding named Scott C. Bone to be governor of Alaska. Bone previously served as publicity director of the Republican National Committee during the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Scott C. Bone
Alaska
Bone
Republican National Committee
Tulsa Race Riots Leave Dozens Dead Across City
Rioting throughout Tulsa Oklahoma left multiple dead and many injured as armed whites and blacks clashed. Troops and police flooded the city while a white mob surrounded the jail and a large black district faced attacks. Hospitals reported fresh casualties as rioters moved through streets and homes were set afire.
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Charles F. Barrete
Entira
BC Automobiles
Frisco
Tulsa
Milita
Laok
Munakoges
Black Belt
Convention Hall
Annual Meeting of Y W Directors Reports and Elections
The annual meeting of the Y W C A directors was held at the association building. Plans for the coming year and reports of past work were presented after a supper. Election results named Mrs C H Johnson Mrs J U Stratton Miss Helen Westlake Mrs J S Martin and Mrs A M Graham to serve three year terms.
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Association
Mra.t. W. Phillips
Braver
Mra J. L. Stratton
C. F. Flannery
James M Smith
J. Lee McFale
Girts
Marlan Wallace
Leona Cannon
J. C. B. Toubett
A. M. Graham
Blue Triangle Clubs
C. H. Johnson
J. U. Stratton
Helen Westlake
J. S. Martin
Blair plans to reorganize dry law machinery
Washington June 1 A sweeping reorganization of the federal prohibition enforcement machinery will be one of the first acts of David H Blair new commissioner of Internal Revenue He says plans now under contemplation call for limiting the eleven federal supervisors who head the eleven districts into which the country was divided These supervisors are deemed unnecessary A state supervisor will be appointed in each state whose duties will be confined to that state
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International News Service
Washington
David H. Blair
Internal Revenue
Settlement Ends Cleveland Building Trades Strike Today
An agreement settles the Cleveland building trades strike that began May 1, halting about 49.96 million dollars in construction and leaving roughly 26,000 workers idle. Workers return to duties as arbitration starts next Monday with a 21-member board including seven employers seven workers and seven public representatives led by Bishop Joseph Schrembs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Cleveland
Greater
Board of Arbitration
Joseph Schrembs
Picnic Committee To Meet Tonight For July Event
A's ex service men's picnic committee invites members to M C A tonight at 7 30 to finalize plans for the annual picnic in July. It is hoped to learn this evening if Cascade Park can be secured. if not, the event may be moved to a different location. General Chairman A Lewis Coun Jr urges all members to attend.
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A’s
M.C
Cascade Park
A. Lewis Coun, Jr
Deaths of the Day at 401 Farn Street
Sveralding Truth Bank Rahahy daughter of William J and Wlate Johnston Tinait died Tuesday May 30 at the family home on 401 Farn Street. She was eight months old and suffered from infantum. Survived by her parents and six brothers Mont R George Kenneth Williem Leonard and John. Funeral from the home Thursday June 2 at 4 pm. Interment in Graceland cemetery. Mrs Sankey Ryried. Funeral of Mrs I B Sankey held Tuesday at 2 20 pm from her Greenwood Avenue home. Rev Austin J Rinker assisted by Rev Francis Reese conducted services. Interment Greenwood cemetery pallbearers Ed McWilliams Russell Armacn Emerson Davis Harry White Joe Norris and Frank Wilson.
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Sveralding Truth Bank
Rahahy
Wiliam J
Wlate Johnston Tinait
Farn Street
Mont R
George
Kenneth
Williem
Leonard
John
Graceland Cemetery
Sankey Ryried
I. BR. Sankey Wie
Greenwood Avenue
Austin J. Rinker
First Methodiac Church
Francis Reese
Central Presbyterian
GreenWood Ceemetery
Ed McWilliams
Russell Armacn
Emerson Davis
Harry White
Joe Norris
Frank Wilson
Civil War Vets Guest Kiwanis Meeting
Civil War veterans attended a noon Kiwanis meeting at the M C A with about twenty veterans present. The Kiwanis drum corps made its first appearance and rattled the drums for a short time. Miss Sara Dana Wells led old time songs, followed by a patriotic address by Rev J Purvis, pastor of Seventh Ward Presbyterian Church.
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Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Mias Sara
Tin plate mills resume at Shenango and New Castle
The Hot Mills at the Shenango and New Castle works of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company resumed operations this morning to meet current demand. Officials did not disclose prospects for continued steady operation in the future.
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Shenango and
New Castle
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Shenango Valley Hospital Admitter Notes
Admitter William Whiting of New Castle R D 2 Pearl Tonseln of Vo lant Mrs Matte Darly Naw Castle listed in hospital notes with names and residences.
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Shenango Valley Hospital
William Whiting
New Castle R
Pearl Tonseln
Volant
Matte
Darly
Naw Castle
Anti Trust Laws Are Being Broken Agents Discover
Washington dispatch reports the administration blames wartime price inflation on price keeping "understandings" and gentlemens agreements by about four hundred industrial associations still active after World War I. The Department of Justice and Commerce investigations have led Attorney General Daugherty to vow aggressive action against the more open combinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgy R. Rome
Washington
Jims
Farmare
Afl
Department of Jdusties
Department of Commerce
Daugherty Wi Prosecule
Adequate Payment Urged By Rea For Rail Maintenance
Samuel Rea, president of the Pennsylvania Bay Road Company, urged federal control to ensure adequate government payment of main tenance charges by steam lines before the Senate Commerce Committee investigating the railroad problem. An onlooker at Neshannock pool, Tim Hennessey, appeared envious of bathers as bars swam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock
Tim Hennessey
Howe
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R. R. Labor Board
F. Brawbridgs
Squibb
Love & Megown
the Druggists Corner
Washington Street
Mill
Clark
Interstate Commerce
Royal Tire Co
Madison Avenue
Mahoningtown
Okla
Tuler
Tegra
Oklahoma City
Olla
Barrett
National
Tulan
H. 8. Markham
Second Oklahoma Infantry
Y. W. Directors
Blair
Bre
Hainer Drug Co
East Washington
Tataore
Porras
East Washington Street
Prucks
Icra
Lawrence( Auto Co
Mercer St
Frank G. Heasley
E. North St
Belk
Rea
N. Mill St
White & Son
Kio
Neshannock Ave
Union Phone
UWL
E. Nomadu Ay
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