No Cancellation Of War Debts By Great Britain
Great Britain will make no concessions on war debt cancellations beyond those proposed by Bonar Law at Paris last January. Britain will not join the Franco-Belgian Brussels talks unless a general conference on Ruhr and reparations is called. Baldwin awaits a new German offer and plans to act with France and Belgium if a reasonable path exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davin M. Church
Great Britain
Ruhr
Brussels
United States
France
House of Commons
House of Lords
Stanley Baldwin
Reginald McKenna
Baldwin
Belgium
Albany Street Car Strike Resumes in Albany
Albany experiences another street car strike for the second time in two years as Intermittent service continues on some lines after the company refuses to recognize the union and grant an raise. Six men arrested for breach of the peace after stones were allegedly thrown at cars. Also recorded is the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Irwin Whiteman on June 1 at New Castle hospital, named June.
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International Newa
Albany
N. Y
Irwin Whiteman
Leasure Avenue
New Castle Hospital
The Innocent Cheat and Other Film Shorts Tonight
A catalog of silent era film listings features Nixon Stewart Kirkham Mitchell and Mitchell in The Innocent Cheat. Charles Murray in So This Is Ham Let. Fox News Shadows of Conscience. Monty Banks in Brilliant vs the Bull Fighter. From the Prete featured cast Thomas Morghan Roberts Starke. Henry FB Walthall in The Face on the Barroom Floor. Richard Barthelmo and Dorothy Gish in Fury. Emile Cove in The Misesake of Emile Cove with Snub Pollard. Loat and Found starring Antonio Moreno House Peters Stark. Bull Mane hina in Rob Em Good. Regent Lester Cuneo in The Devil's Ghost and Fighting Blood No 8.
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Antonio Moreno
House. Peters
Pauline Stark
Germany silent on reparations figure in new note
Berlin June 4 The German reparations note will not name a definite figure, leaving the decision to international experts. Industrialists back the government if guarantees are offered for 50 billion gold marks, while socialists insist the note cap at 0 million dollars. The industry group proposes 50 billion as an elastic figure for expert determination of payment capacity.
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International
Berlin
Germany
Birthday Anniversaries Noted in Local Clubs
Norma Edna Patterson of BR D No 5 attends Palmeter high school and has a birthday today. Sunday marked the birthday of Sara Elizabeth Owen of 120 North Key Street, who attends Oak Street School.
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Norma Edna Patterson
BR. D
Palneter High School
Sara Elizabeth Owen
North Key Street
Oak Street
Clara Phillips Begins Drab San Quentin Routine
Clara Phillips, inmate 37,944 at San Quentin, starts the drab prison life with 6 45 wake up and breakfast with 62 women. She helps cellmate Ethel Seward, a burglary convict, then undergoes the standard entrance medical and tidies her cell, forgoing rouge and cosmetics. Her beauty box is secured in the property room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
San Quentin
Calif
San Quentin Penitentiary
Clara Phillips
Ethel Seward
Clara
Women's Department
Governor Smith Not Big Enough For Responsibilities
Dr. Charles J. Jordan, former legislator from Lawrence county, comments on the Mullin Gage repeal in New York State. He says Al Smith was not strong enough to meet his duties and draws a parallel to states rights and 1861.
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Charles J. Jordan
Lawrence County
New York State
al Smith
New York
Soth Carolina
Girl Bitten by Dog Injures Leg and Hip
Marjorie Bell a student at Aiken school at 310 W Elizabeth street was severely bitten on the leg and hip by a dog owned by George W Wright 1011 Highland avenue while on her way to school. A physician was needed to dress her injuries. This marks a second bite by the dog according to police. Wright is paying for the medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Bell
Elizabeth Street
Aiken School
George W. Wright
Highland Avenue
Yright
Conduct of Sunday Service at Almira Home
Services were conducted Sunday afternoon at Almira Home under Trinity church Woman's Guild. Rev. C. J. DeCoux of Fittsburgh led the service with choir selections. many Trinity church members attended. A stray gossip note hinted the road to keep may be too good to be true.
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Almira
Woman's Guild of
Trinity Church
C. J. DeCoux
Fittsburgh
Scarecrows and the Call to Work in a Youth Sermon
A speaker urges seniors to embrace hard work over luck and follow Christian ethics. He uses scarecrows as a metaphor for deceptive temptations and stresses that true success comes from love of God and neighbor, applying Jesus’ Golden Rule to social and industrial issues. The message calls young people to seek purposeful labor and moral action.
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Lfe
Iife
God of Life
Jesus
Earth
Hla
Baccalaureate Service Inspires 1923 Graduates
The senior high auditorium overflowed as the class of 1923 gathered for the baccalaureate. Revered C. M. Small led the invocation and scripture, while the senior choir enhanced the ceremony with Mendelssohn and Humason anthems. The service left a strong, inspirational mark on the graduates.
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Mendelasohn
Athalia
Rav. C. M. Small
God
Father
Gounot
Humason
New York Repeal Prompts Costly Enforcement Debate
The article discusses how repealing prohibition would raise enforcement costs, with estimates of 20,000 agents lost to federal service and doubt over replacing them. President Harding seeks state and city aid to keep federal taxes down and urges officials to act as active enforcement agents. The piece notes potential constitutional questions about using the army or navy, and that Attorney General Daugherty has not yet issued an opinion.
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New York
Harding
Prohibition Bureau
Congress
Daugherty
Washington
Army
Navy
Demolition Bomb Shown as New Army Air Service Weapon
Washington, June 4. The army air service unveiled a 4000 pound “demolition” bomb shown as the world’s most deadly. Weighing 300 pounds of which 2000 pounds is TNT, it creates a earth cloud over 1000 feet high, a crater 64 feet wide and 19 feet deep. The device is designed for discharge from a Handley Page bombing plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington, D. C
Army Air Service
Handley-Page
W. H. Sants Auto Damaged in City Collision
Automobile of W H Sant of 202 Park Avenue was badly damaged Sunday at the Apple and Market Way intersection after a collision with Samuel Kimball of Wampum who was driving east on Market Way. Both cars sustained damage though no injuries were reported.
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W. MH. Sant
Park Avenue
Apple and
Market Way
Samuel Kimball
Wampum
Sant
Apple Way
Kimball
Whadda Ya See In This Odd City Scene Roundup
A garbled local column sketches daily life with mismatched vignettes. It notes bathers at Cascade Park, a red hat promenade on East Washington Street, a boy racing lunch to an alley, and a steam traction engine on Washington Street at noon. Names, places, and times appear in jumbled form.
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Washington Street
Westminster Seniors Hear Baccalaureate at New Wilmington
Special to News Westmi nster college marks commencement week with baccalaureate at United Presbyterian church led by Dr W Charles Wallace president. Dr J K McL Clarkin of Pittsburgh spoke at morning service as class half‑century reunion attendees gather. Alumni day expected Tuesday with many graduates returning.
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New Wilmington
Westminster College
Christian Associations
United Presbyterian Church
J. K. MclClarkin
Pittsburgh
W. Charles Wallace
Westmhingter
Worsing
Property Damaged By Electric Storm In West Virginia
Reports from Martinsburg and surrounding areas describe a severe electrical storm that caused extensive damage. The storm claimed 66 lives and killed livestock, with homes and barns struck. In Martinsburg a bolt felled a church steeple pillar, and Rosemont Park’s dancing pavilion burned later that night, with investigators hinting at possible arson rather than lightning.
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West Virginia
International Newa
Deaths of the Day Walter A Rayser of Arlington Avenue
Death notices honor Walter A Rayser of Arlington Avenue who died Sunday morning at 9 in New Castle hospital after a five month illness. He was 28, son of Mary and Elizabeth Creal Rayser, husband of Dora Black Rayser, and father of three. He worked at Shenango Tin Mill and was active in St Andrew's Mission, the Fraternal Order of Eagles, and the Protected Home Circle. Funeral Tuesday at St Andrew's Mission with burial in Ok Park. Also noted are funeral details for George I N Rowles, longtime East Youngstown educator, buried in Youngstown Cemetery after services at his Beat Youngstown residence. He leaves a wife, three children, and a sister Mrs Emma Forkum.
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Walter A. Rayser
Tos Arlington
New Castle Hospital
Mr. Rayser
Manry Andlizabeth Creal Rayrer
Wilton Avenue
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Mission
Order of Eagles
Ambridge
No. 5
Dora Black Rayser
Juanita
Lucile
Lawrence
Rey C
Mobile
Ala
Pant H
Mulberry
Fla
Walace R
George In Rowles
Emma Forkum
Youngstown
Rum Runners Set to Flood New York With Canadian Beer
Ottawa dispatch reports Canadian officers along the New York border expect a surge of rum running into New York after repeal of the Prohibition law. Attorney General Raney said no further steps are planned to curb liquor trafficking.
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New York
Cinformations News Service
Ottawa
Ont
New York State
Raney
Flint Landlords Cut Recent Rent Increases
Flint residents report five landlords voluntarily reduced rents after Mayor Cuthbertson warned of reassessed valuations tied to rent hikes. The mayor’s pressure has addressed about forty other complaints, with the Citizens' Committee facilitating adjustments.
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Flint
Flint, Mich
David KR. Cuthbertson
Rike Thayor
Citizens” Committee
Umbrella Vendor Denied City License
A man approached the mayor at the city building to ask permission to sell umbrellas. The mayor refused, stating the city does not permit selling articles in this manner and favors established merchants who pay taxes for the privilege of doing business year after year.
French Airplane Crash Near Aplerbeck Reported
Berlin reports a French airplane crashed near Aplerbeck outside the occupied zones. German police took the occupants into custody for their protection. A Paris dispatch mentions wedding notices for David Palermo and Maria Brindt in New Castle, overseen by Alderman J. C. Hart.
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Berlin
Aplerbeck
Weatphila
Zons
David Palermo
Maria Brindt
New Castle
J. C. Hart
Mrs. Ford Insane After Trial For Attempted Murder
Mrs May Blinn Ford 24 wife of Ney I Ford a farmer near Detroit Michigan and cousin of Henry Ford is confined at Methodist hospital awaiting approval to enter the state hospital for the insane at Richmond. Physicians say her mental condition stems from stress over domestic troubles and a recent trial at Detroit on a charge of attempting to kill her husband.
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Wayne
May Blinn Ford
Ney I. Ford
Datrait
Mic
Henry Ford
Methodist
Atate Hospital For
Richmond
Fora
Derroi
Four Men Arrested In Chicken Theft Ring
Four men were arrested Sunday at Adam Kirkwood’s home on Se ote street for break in and theft of chickens in the South Jefferson street district. Burns confessed to stealing two birds and implicated Clarence Schults. Kirkwood claimed no theft, Lew Kline said he slept off a drunk and was discharged. The three held were turned over to Alderman Greener on breaking and entering charges. Mayor Repiz presiding.
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Adam Kirkwond
Se Ote Atrest
Horner and Hillers
South Jefferson Street
AL Fred J. Renta
Burns
Cooki
Clarence Schults
Kirkwood
Lew Kline
O. H. P. Greener
Repiz
J. Ed Elder
Coal Firms Lose Suit Over Navy Coal Contract
June 4. W C Atwater and Company, leading coal producers, lose before the Supreme Court in an effort to recover 73,883 from the Navy Department for alleged excess coal delivered under a 1916 contract. The firm argued it was compelled to supply more coal after prices rose, while Willard Sutherland and Company pursued a similar claim.
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Cexs Serrical
Wc, Atwater and Company
Finia Coal Producers
Supreme Court of the United States
Navy Department
Navy
Supreme Court
Ifka
Willard, Sutherland and Company
Itsult
Move For Rehearing Of Arnstein Case
The government today moved in the Supreme Court for a rehearing on the Jules W Arnstein bankruptcy case from New York with a request for stay pending decision within sixty days. The court sustained Arnstein in resisting questions on grounds they would incriminate him. The proceedings concern whether to compel testimony in bankruptcy matters and possible implications for other parties.
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International News Service
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Jules Wl" Arnstein
New York
Arnstein
Hons
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