Westminster Class Plans Memorial For Lieut Graham
Westminster College celebrates the ten year reunion of the class of 1911 with ceremonies to dedicate a granite memorial on the New Wilmington campus for Lieut Paul D Graham who died in France in World War I. Tiffany tablet will be placed on the granite boulder revived from 1909, with involvement from class leaders and college officials during commencement week.
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Westminster College
New Wilmington
Paul D. Graham
France
Fnally
Tiffany
Lient
Iraham
William McNaugher
Pittsburgh
Robert Russell
Charles Freeman
A . Paul Graham
Ben G. Graham
Rlasa
Westminster
Graham
R. H. Elliott
A. C G. Williamson
Chester Falkman
Cleveland
George Phillips
Akron
Pauline Read
Houston
Elizabeth Elliott
Starr
Riga
Russia
Poland
Ukrainia
Kronstadt
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Caar
Jefe
Mr. Domeki
Ovied
Moscow
M. Demski
Dr. Jeffe
M. Potshuvinsky
Pine Street Woman Struck By Auto In Fort Wayne
Mrs. H. J. Offutt of Pine Street, visiting her sons in Fort Wayne, was seriously injured when struck by an automobile. Her left hip was broken and she was hospitalized. Authorities value the case at $15,000,000 in damages.
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Pine Street
Ft. Wayne
Russia
H. J. Offutt
Pinestreet
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Harry
Andrew
Alty
CRAFTS PROTEST PALMER RULING IN WASHINGTON
Former dry leaders press for reversal of Palmer Volstead ruling as Treasury and Attorney General discussions continue. Delegation led by Wilbur Craths and Marence Trne Wilson seeks reconsideration while Stand-Daugherty and Mellon weigh lawful grounds. Mrs. Lottie Buxton’s condition remains unchanged after a recent fire incident on Pollock Avenue.
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Crernauer
Treasury
Department of Disiier
Daugherty
Lottie Baxton
Pollock Avenue A
Fisherman Spotted By Westurne Neck Bridge Debris Sighting
A short note reports a fisherman seen near the Westurne neck reef and the Wishing ton street bridge abutments. The day is cloudy with strong sun glare and foul air conditions noted as Mercury rises.
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Aoehap
Westurne Neck
iMope
Wishington Street
Mercury
Devil Ordered Me To Murder confes sion reported in Indiana case
International News Service reports Virgil Berker, 18, in the Marion County jail after confessing to killing Leroy Lovett at Atwood near the Tippecanoe river. He told Mrs Moon that the Devil compelled him to strike Lovett with a iron yard tool, though Lovett later moved and walked, aided by the cabin bed then placed into a buggy. The confession claims others were not involved.
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International News Service
Warsaw
Ind
Leroy Lovett
Evkharr
Atwood
Wie
Virgil Berker
Weseiuesko
Wenesday
Maran
Decker
Charles B. Moon
Tellias
Lover
Tippecanoe River
Lovett
Decke
Lovet
Panama Hopes for Panama Reply Today After Warily Watching Note
In Zoneana March 4 Porras of Panama held a late conference with about fifty top political leaders and is poised to reply to Secretary Hughes's warning note this afternoon. Anti American sentiment grows among Panama's radicals after the note urging settlement with Costa Rica. The president laments the tone but doubts compliance. Some radicals seek severance of the treaty with the United States, though dismissal of that option is seen as likely. Diario Nacional accuses the U. S. of backing Costa Rica to gain preferred access and contend with British interests in the region.
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Orviews
Ana Zone
Porras
Republic of Panama
Hughes
Panama
Panam
Costa Rica
United States
Ditik W Seneral
Snewspaper
Aleradi
Diario Nacionale
Costa Niece
Costa Ri
Library meet to discuss Youngstown city library
Tuesday evening March 22 a coalition of civic groups and the city council will meet at WY W Co A auditorium to discuss methods to improve the Youngstown library. Librarian Joseph L Wheeler will speak on the successful library campaign from last fall with brief addresses by Mrs W A Taylor Mrs J B Gritefith and J Reniz followed by a floor discussion. While McGaffin president of the neutralary board presides.
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Board of Trade Library
Federated Women's Clubs
Women's Voters’ League
WY. W. Co. A
Wava
Joseph L. Wheeler
Youngstown
W. A. Taylor
J. B. Gritefith
J. . Reniz
McGaffin
Neutrary Board
Comet Of Ninth Magnitude Found Reports Reach Belgium
A telegram from Brussels reports Belgian astronomer M. Le Volnie observing a ninth magnitude comet. The message notes discovery details and cites an update from Rold, a Belgian astronomer, via a town in South Africa.
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Rold
Ye Town
Sou Afriva
M. le Volnie
Brussels
Bel-gium
Ately
Milady's New Parisian Skirt Is Much Longer
London fashion notes report spring dress creations from Paris meeting severe censorship with fewer necklines in afternoon frocks and a rise in high collars. Skirts are longer and fuller, with more lace and muslin, reflecting new luxury in Paris styles.
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Milady
Iinternational News
London
Mar
Paris
Viviani To Plead For Peace Treaty Change In Washington
Washington reports suggest M Viviani will push for changes to the peace treaty to keep league unity while allowing ratification with modifications. President Harding has not resubmitted the treaty and Knox resolution remains unsettled. Republicans expect possible separate peace talk but no widening of Franco British American rift while military maneuvers continue.
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George K. Holmes
Talf
Washington
Harding
Senate
United States
Germany
M. i
Congress
League
Harding Himsek
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Tifa
M. Viviany
Greatiowers
M. Viviant
Rhine
Six attackers and one soldier killed in Ireland clash
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Dungarvan Ireland reports a six hour battle between Sinn Fein and Crown forces. One British soldier was killed and another is missing. Six attackers were killed and the remainder injured as fighting raged in the town.
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Winternational News Service
London
Paysons
Sinn Feinera
Crown
Dungarvan
Ireland
Minging
Defense Opens In White Murder Trial In Lawrence County
In a brief opening, attorney Robert L. Wallace for Albert Torrence White argued the defense would show White’s whereabouts on December 23, 1920, making it impossible he committed the murder of his wife Sadie White. Testimony began with real estate man William M. Nunn and continued with Dr. H. BE Aerner and others as courtroom tension grew and crowd attendance remained high despite a smaller turnout than earlier days.
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Wallace
White
W. M. Nunn
H. E. Zerner
Robert L. Walla
Albert Torrence White
Lawrence
Sadie White
P. Earl Eakin
Commonwealth Vested Fund
R. L. Wallace
H. BE
Aerner
Lange
Une
Otis. Elaing
The
Commonwealth
Judge Portier
Courk
Mary
Kadin Apepearel
Ehigel
Porter
Porter Y
Emery
William M. Nunn
Wallacce
Uiew
New Castle
Lawrence County Hog Valuation Records Released
Lawrence County hogs are valued at 252 888 dollars based on 15 943 hogs and a statewide estimate of over 47 million dollars. The census price averages 16 70 dollars per hog, reflecting market values at the time of the census.
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Lawrence County
Trade Attitude Toward Russia Not Changed Not Immediate Aid
State Department reports heavy queries from U S firms about Russia trade after Britain Soviet pact. Officials say the agreement appears political and offers little immediate hope of large scale commerce. no official confirmation beyond pact signing, and readiness to advise business remains cautious.
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Harry LL Rodgers
Washington
Mar
State Department
Russia
Britain
United States
Httle
Fragmented 19th century notice highlights varied local incidents
A garbled report details a fire at Brier Hill Street Company in Sharon causing extensive damage, arrests, legal notices, and notes on drinking poison rumors. It references officials from Momaen WI and Reid price concerns, with scattered names like George Brown and Joseph Vanier amid a jumble of dates and places.
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Westminster Class
Lieut
Palmer
Deys—Mellon
Arthur Mometer
Boy
Train
Teng Conference
T. x Secomd
Viviani
League of Nations
Sinn
Warvan
Archman
Chemiat
Aschman
Widge Porter
Agschmaan
Dames Hroughton
Bezel
Brier Hill Sreet Company
Sharon
Caneh Take Bi Railroad Company
George. Brown
HAL
S.C. Vanier
Joseph Vanier
Ache
Comreip
Tancaster
Plains Nine
Reid
Momant
Cwientown
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