Salary Increase For County Teachers In New Bill
Lawrayce country teachers will receive raises under a new salary bill passed on a 17H vote. The measure funds higher pay for city and rural teachers, with provisional certificates and college degrees earning between 60 and 184 dollars monthly, plus added amounts for rural districts. The plan includes $4.8 million for public school support and expands wage scales for supervisors and directors, applying to the city and county.
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Lawrayce
Sennals
Rallis
Young People In Conference Sunday
The Mahoning district held its first age conference at Westfield Presbyterian. Rev J Bell Ne te spoke on the Work of the Organized Class. Nev DB Shafer delivered an address on Young People in Sunday Schools. Separate sessions for boys and girls, music by the choir, and a supper in the grove followed by further meetings led by Rev J Bell Nete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie Mahoning
Weatfielt Presby
Peres Craig
FR Porter
Fle Croir
Mischela Baird
Lia
J. Bell
Bharon
Soldiers Return From Service and France
The article notes multiple local men returning from military service in France and other theaters. Theo Meev Lough and Dr T Wilhoe McCullough recently came from overseas assignment in France. Morley Swell and Mrs Marley Swell report their son Mammy Sweet arrived safely in New York after service in France. Details include training locations Camp San Antonio, Camp Hancock, and Camp Grasa lear, with some awaiting arrival in New Cantle lombciro and Newport News transit.
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Theo Meev Lough
T. Wilhoe McCullough
Francé
New York
New Cantlelombciro
Mehul Jig
Germany
Morley Swell Sun
Marley Sweel
Galbreath Avenula
Mamey Sweet
Dri
France
Sweet
Pecomiber i
Air Sarvnes Indehani
Wis
Camp Sam Antonio
Tex
Hancock
Grasalear
N.C
Swiet
Camp Mills Awalline Eis Diseharee
Wilson on Way Home In Postwar Restharbor Scenes
The article reports on President Wilson’s return journey and expected political developments. It notes tensions with a peace commission, the Dalmatian crisis, and ongoing postwar diplomacy including Lansing’s directives. It mentions social disruptions, Interurban cars carrying liquor, and local hotel bars planning to close or switch operations amid anticipated federal actions.
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Fife
Maus
Othar Phicés
Seine
Excelsior Hotel
Masinee
Wilaon
Governoy Pardon Request Tangles Over Dead Man Case
In Robeson County a pardon petition concerns a man known as Williams who died in custody. The case raises questions about legal mercy and potential posthumous clemency for a decades old incident. Local officials weigh capital outcomes and historical records in the proceeding.
Worms Devour 24 Acres of Grain in Hours
A garbled OCR report from JULUMOSD Indiana describes worms destroying 24 acres of grain within two hours. The fragmentary text references farms, crops, weather, and local impacts near burning fields, with scattered mentions of farms, teams, and hospitals amid unclear context. The readable parts imply a sudden pest event affecting agriculture and local livelihoods.
Maryland Farmer Crowned In Cistern Mystery
An OCR readout lists a Maryland farmer and references a cistern mystery involving local figures and institutions. Names and places appear garbled, but the fragment suggests a county or town event tied to a farm and community roles. The text mentions Thacher, Eton, Mik, and Morera among possibly involved persons.
Local Times Report A Night Of Drunkenness and Crime
Police report a busy Saturday and Sunday with theft of barn banners from a Cosltowo barn, a man assaulted on Mainton Avenue, a gold watch missing, several drunkenness arrests, and a juvenile missing for 14 years. Edits note minor crimes and disputes including a public fight and car break in.
Americans Capture Trade In Chile During The War
TXDIANAPOLIS Ind January 27 Americans report that American made goods held over half of Chilean wartime trade and would remain dominant if current profits and exploitation persist United States Ambassador Joy Chill notes Germany dominated Chilean trade in earlier years with France Austria and Japan also competing and Chileans showing strong interest in American machinery iron and steel products despite overall war pressures
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Txdianapolis
Ind
Uy Ba
Toseph My Shea
United States
Bot
Japan
Germany
Chin
Ha Firether
Yankee losses in action reported in broad tally
Washington reports casualties from the American expeditionary forces include 33 754 killed in action and 26 700 wounded with 15 082 missing or presumed captured. The release lists names and dates among a somber roll of fallen soldiers.
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Washington
Sung
Aitkten
Orgin
Odrian
Church of England Preacher Problem in London
A garbled report discusses a Church of England preacher issue involving London figures and authorities. It references division within the church, debates over loyalties, and a proposed test or inquiry, with local towns and clergy named in a confusing sequence.
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Church of England
Fourth Celebration At Rotary Meeting
The Rotary dinner featured an Old Style Fourth of July. Veterans and service members attended. Charles Davis recited the Declaration, J K Huss read Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, and A Lichson gave a July speech. The basket dinner served half basket portions. Committee chairmen included N Ta Cote and Mann.
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Ele Ye Mt. Cc. A
Aehl
W. G. Anderson
Grasselli
N. Ta. Cote
Mann—J. Te Mllingsley
Musle Perry MacNan
Potter Named Secretary at Quincy In August
Friends of Robert R Potter announce his appointment to the Secretaryship of the AL at Quincy. The son of the Potter of West City, he previously served as secretary at New Castle and Birmingham, where he increased membership and reduced debts. He arrives August 7 to assume his post and will relocate after visiting relatives.
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Robert R- Potter
GQ. A
Quincy
Potter
Hohe
Wits City
M.C. Val
New Castle
Tirmingham
Coraopolis
Birmingham
Anginizalinis
Confal
War Time Prohibition Debate Grips National Policy
Amid disputed dates and projections, officials discuss enforcing war time prohibition ahead of the national ban, with Randwil in California aiming to bridge proclamation dates. The War Department weighs when demobilization affects enforcement as legal experts scrutinize provisions for home storage and penalties.
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Randwil
California
Trilay
War Department
Ate Jorpey
Th. Dinwidilin
Wayne BR Wheeler
Generel
Aveirda Peaven
Lignor
Anti-Saloon League Field Day Sunday Observance
Grand attendance marked the annual field day of the Anti-Saloon League of Pennsylvania with ministers from Philadelphia Erie Wilkes Barre Pittsburgh and elsewhere delivering sermons and speeches at multiple churches. Leaders and officers spoke in morning and evening services as members gathered for observances and planned subsequent events within the region.
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AnteSaloom League of Pennsylvania
Sain
Mall of Georgia
Iirat
Vromnent Twadera
League
Serviecos
Tier
CP. Swift
Mhuadelphia
Wurst
Eltirel
Primitive Methodist Church
J. P. Wartinen
Erie
First Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
Wrepenkery Wera
J. Mitchel Bennetts
Wil Wirst Christian
Cretan Ney
AL HK. Vanlousen
Hese Vhird
Ixtoby
Trin
Eastbrook
Vetere
Wilheshirre
Bedford
Edenburg
Havered
Pitsburg
Contract
Chase
Robert &. John
Philadelphia
Fourth Presbyterian
Bethany Kawheran
M. R. Veiare
Pittsburg
Mahoning
Chria
Deaths of the Day at multiple local homes
Obituary notices record the deaths of Mrs. Sarah Jane Campbell aged 78 at Wampum and Mrs. Kate Rhodes wife of Dr Joseph Rhodes, with services planned in Chewton and Clinton cemetery interments. Other memorials include Mary Pearson McCaufield and Robert Bell Jackson, with service details and pallbearers listed for each obituary.
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Karsh Jans Campbell
Sarah Jane Campbell
J.ud. Letshe
Wampum
Campbell
Hay
J. K. Bogus
New Gullries
Bleie
Sinter
Margaret Cozad
Waal Virginia
H.C. Bruce
Beaver
Wampem
Kate Rhodes
Joseph Rhodes
Chewton
Puneral
Robert Bell Jackson
Bervieaa
Hobart Nell Jankaan
Mearavia
Valley View Cemetery
Stallhearers
Oscar
Orlo
John
George Jackson
Clarence Read
Wnt Charled Hoppar
Yankee Crew Inspires New British Phrase
A London dispatch notes Lieutenant Commander Read and his crew coined a new saying as flyers reached Tandon. The piece leans on naval lore and references Lady Diana Manners, suggesting a swift British response and a humorous quip about delayed notoriety.
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Lontos
Jaga
Read
Krew
Shakespeare
Tannyson
Kipling
Tandon
England
Diana Manners
Diana
Deposits $10 To Be Made Collector On Bridge
A stranger from Arkansas visited Union Station in Kansas City to collect a $10 deposit under a threat exchange. Edwards paid the money to the man who claimed to be a bridge collector but the incident ended with the stranger knocking Edwards down as they pursued repayment. Authorities were not pursuing prosecution due to uncertain identification of the assailant.
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Kansas City
Madune &C
Pan Controk
WI Banaras
Arkansas
Marnnet
Union Station
Edwards
Edward
Law
Dow
English landowner wields 560000 acres amid royal shifts
A sprawling figure headlines vast estate holdings in England as political and social tides shift. The text references a monumental landowning figure linked to power, wealth, and influence, signaling changes in governance and noble status.
Women To Wear Em Longer And Tighter Intersotteng News Heroine
A garbled report describes changes in dress trends with women wearing longer and tighter garments. The fragment mentions fashion standards from a Chicago convention and notes alterations to silhouettes and sleeve lengths.
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Chicago
Tn Ari
Ays Ry Lee
Tapas Tees
Girl Nursed Uncle Inherited $50,000
A Massachusetts story notes Miss Niro inherited about $40,600 to $50,000 from her uncle after nursing him in his illness. The uncle, Pred Williams, died after a cancer diagnosis, with Merverard and others involved in the events.
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Alervmien
Mass
Tun
Niro
Furmonth
Maes
New Ly
Willams
Chaon
Tuarni
Merverard
Williams
Mors Huw SP
Local sports meet listed with mixed garbled names
Readable fragments describe a home event with teams and individuals including McVey and Katya Hirinubt. The text is heavily garbled with mis-spellings and lacks clear dates, places, or outcomes.
Horses Sent Overseas Will Never Come Back
The fragmented text discusses horses sent overseas, implying they will not return. It references various names and places in a garbled report, suggesting an overseas shipment or transfer with uncertain outcomes. The readable parts hint at a wartime or transport context without concrete details or a clear event.
Jail Force Decreased In Dry Ohio Town
In Clansville, jail force tied to a dry Ohio town drops after funding cuts. Connty commissioners consider shifting labor gang work to fund repairs, with 186 prisoners affected and a year’s pay loss noted. Myrtle Tibet and Wred Tonkin reported on the county meeting and local impact.
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Ohio
Clansville
Tina Qo
Anon
Yvonne Ling Vera BO
Voice Lost For Six Years During Parole Hearing
Vera Smith who had not spoken for six years was paroled by Judge Howry after a morning hearing on a charge of affinit liquor without license. Her 12 year old son accompanied her as the spokesman. The judge warned leniency may end in workhouse and emphasized deterrence to other offenders. Other defendants received paroles or fines for liquor violations and gambling.
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Vera Smith
Tuidige Howry
Leonne
Heapital
Mmory
Jenseney
Anus
Timin
Hauar
John Bonypune
Gelling Liduer
Cole
Takea
Lotery la Ale Fingtel
Gandtag
Jaden Smery
Pont
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admission List
Admission entries include Margaret Gallurri Roy Zechenld and Ruth Evelyn Moorehead among others from Jefferson Street and West Virginia. Discharges list Misa Ollyin Gheenh and My annwa McNeil plus Mrs Catherine Fahey and infant.
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Margaret Gallurri
Jefferson Strent
Macy Cangaty
Ampum
Roy Zechenld
Wakington
D. C
Jobo Iiles
West Virginia
Jans Moorehead
Blixpery Rork
Ruth Evelyn Moorehead
Misa Ollyin Gheenh
West Washington Treet
Mia
Myannwa McNeil
Catherine Fahey
Hahy
Tafare
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Hoateilon
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Wilson Avenue
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Rotary Meeting
Robert BR. Pot Tion
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Anti-Saloon League
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Mary Pearson McCauiesa Ware
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Jamoa Marth
Georgy P. Shaw
Will Alkan
Oscar Sheaffer
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Greenwood Cemotery
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Mew Curr
Tae Faa McVey
Boylands Slinnery
Katya
Wii Hales
Spat Pani
Aisa
Wannth
Tibet
Tonkin
Shenango Valley Hospital
W.f.dufford& Co
Washington St
Furnishers
Unnina
Horth
Cor
Nuri and Mercer
White & Son
Neshananok Avyanus
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