Cardinal Gibbons Dies in Baltimore Age 87
Cardinal James Gibbons archbishop of Baltimore, a leading Catholic prelate, died at 11 33 A M in his 87th year after a long illness from a heavy cold. His decline began during a sermon at Havre De Grace Maine last December, with coma following before his passing. Church services will continue during Holy Week without the cardinal presiding at Tenebrae.
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Careful Work Brings Profit To Employes
A national news brief reports Tilt Silk Mill Company declaring an initial dividend of two and a half percent for all employees for productive work. Employees, who do not own stock, may receive an additional percent tied to economical handling of materials and paid wages. In Pottstown Pennsylvania, an attempted robbery near Trappe involved Charles H. Mies and a revolver. one man held up by a trio fled with $44 after forcing him to reveal details of his touring car.
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Ational News Service
Tilt Silk Mill Company
Pottstown
Trappe
Charles H Mies
Winty Hock
Ines Kears
Unclear OCR fragment references buns and inns
Fragmentary text mentions cross buns and inns with a scattered sequence of words. due to corruption no clear person, place, or event can be established from the readable fragments.
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Ilepe
Wwerther Wits
Ashi
Negro Slayer Of Church Organist Sentenced To Die
George Knight confessed to the brutal murder of Mrs Edith Wilson, Perth Amber church organist, as she returned home at night. He was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced during the week of May 2, with swift action to prevent any attempt to remove him from county jail.
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Jurymen Start White Deliberations With Silent Prayer
Jurors in the trial of Albert Torrence White entered the jury room and began deliberations with a silent prayer for divine guidance. A juror suggested starting the case with prayer, and the suggestion received broad support as all jurors, described as honest God fearing men, recognized the weight of their responsibility.
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Albert Torrence White
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Thirty Six Die In Irish Clashes Across Week
The Irish unrest records 44 non combatant deaths from noon Sunday to noon Monday, with 25 killed on Monday. Numbers shift through Tuesday and Wednesday as casualty tallies climb and fall, ending with 23 fatalities since noon Wednesday. Crown forces and Sinn Fein are cited in clashes across Blublin.
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Andre Placed in Command Amid Asian Front Turmoil
Paris dispatch reports Greek army actions on the Smerna front as divisions in Asia Minor concentrate. Three divisions of reserve artillery have been called to colors. Greek officers already in transit are being wired home.
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Allies Refuse German Plea on Indemnity Sanctions Loom
The reparations commission in Paris rejects Germany’s claim of poverty and demands 1 billion gold marks by March 24, with Germany still owing up to 20 billion gold marks under Versailles terms. The note signals new sanctions and decisive talks, as editors discuss possible forceful action into Germany.
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Paris
Allied Reparations Commission
Germany
Walter Simona
London
Mafin
Pertinax
Echo de _ Paris
le Figaro
Mar
Legislative Session Not To Be Extended
Agreements were reached on the constitutional convention measure in Harrisburg and the bill will be reported out for final passage Monday night. Reapportionment and Brooks license law changes are expected next week amid opposition to centralizing licensing agencies. The effort to extend the session beyond April 28 failed as many oppose delaying adjournment. Fifty killed in Hamburg revolt as police battled Communists in Berlin and across northern Germany, with Soviet financing suspected.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Senate
Thware
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Lonlon
Maych
Hamburg
Germany
Berlin
Heiligengeistfeld
Dogkyard Diatrick
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Immense Egg On Exhibition At Local Pharmacy Window
J W McCracken of Harlansberg brought to the News office an enormous egg claimed to be the largest ever produced by a Rhode Island Red hen. The giant egg measures 4 inches by 9 inches with a long axis of about eighteen months’ age on the fowl’s laying record. It has been displayed in the window of Physician's Pharmacy.
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Lance County
J. W.W. McCracken
Harlansberg
Rhode Island
W. McCracken
Governor Sproul to Visit City on Friday
Governor Sproul will visit New Castle on Friday March 25 arriving at 10 49 am by Pennsylvania Railroad. He will be welcomed at the high school via Troop F, attend a noon banquet, and hold an afternoon reception in the high school auditorium for the New Castle consistory spring reunion. A parade is planned with Troop members in full uniform.
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Sproul
Whistle
High Schial
New Castle
Sprout
Lieuttenantohn B. Hrettell
Neshannock Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Public sale nets $348.50 for 130 chickens near Harbor
On the George Walkes farm near the Harbor yesterday Adam Miller conducted a public sale of 130 chickens. A bidder from Park Avenue bought 30 birds for $448.50. Chickens varied in variety and appearance, with the highest price per bird noted as $d.S0 and the lowest around $2.
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Adam Miller
George Walkes
Harbor
Murder Plot in Cronkhite Death Probe
Washington reports reveal Justice Department agents found evidence of a murder plot in the Cronkhite case. Major Alexander P. Cronkhite of the U S Army died at a rifle range on Camp Ley Washington during range practice in October 1908.
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Tena and News Serylogy
Washington
Department, of Justice
Alexander P. Cronkhite
Ley Washington
Cronkhite
Communists Riot Spread Across Hamburg and Germany
Martial law is in Hamburg as Communists seize shipyards and government buildings. Four killed at Vulcan shipyards. 15 killed in Hamburg center as mobs attack police with missiles. Riots flare in Helstedt and Eisleben. police shelter in barricaded buildings as mobs loot stores and banks. Serial shootings and threats push surrender of arms as unrest spreads.
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Memorial Cross on Trinity Church in time of prayer
A Celtic cross memorial atop Trinity Episcopal Church tower will light up Good Friday night with 35 five hundred watt electric lamps. The ten foot cross, red circle at the arm joint, white lights on the cross and red in the circle, honors Mrs Cornelia Reynolds and family. The gift comes from the Healing Circle and Prayer Circle of Trinity Church with efforts by Mrs Susanna Locke and Thomas H Hitcheack. A bronze plate will note the cross history.
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Trinity Church
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Tp, Reynolds
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Monther
Fire brigade notes stray dog issue and quiet night
A terse report states no complaints were received in the last 24 hours regarding fiery incidents or police activity. It notes generally safe conditions with dogs at large not causing trouble and mentions an unusual calm in the precinct.
Mrs Longstreet Visits White in County Jail Cell
Albert Torrence White, convicted of murdering his wife, received a visit from his wife Mrs Mamie Longstreet in the county jail on Wednesday afternoon. The two spoke privately as others nearby discussed why she was not called as a witness and White planned to pursue a new trial with attorney R L Wallace.
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Cel
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Abary
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R. L. Wallace
Wallace
Treasury estimates over three billion from income taxes
The government expects total revenue from income and excess profits taxes for the year ending June 20 to reach about 3.05 billion dollars, based on first quarter returns. Secretary Mellon announced the figure, noting it exceeds earlier Treasury expectations. Florence Bell and Amy Fullerton, seniors at Slippery Rock State Normal, visit with Mrs. Frank Hover in Croton Avenue. Marion Wallace leaves for a several week trip with friends in New York, Montclair, N J.
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International News Service
Washington
Misa Florence Bell
West Middlesex
Amy Fullerton
Enon
Slinpery Rock State Normal School
Frank As Hover
Croton Avenue
Marion Wallace
Highland Avenue
Eft
New York
Ely
Montclair
Death record for Theodore Wanter and others details
Fragmentary death notice lists Theodore Wanter age 8 with street and address hints and other names including Arie Miller and Elizabeth Casper. Text appears garbled with multiple partial addresses and unclear relations. No clear dates or towns identified.
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Theodore M. Wanter
Te Temply Ave
Hig
Itu Arie
U S To Show No Haste In Rejecting Russia Policy
Washington debate over how to respond to Moscow’s bid to resume trade with the United States. Cabinet deliberations continue. no decision until full review and House input. Labor and several Western lawmakers favor accepting the Soviet offer to ease grain and farm product outlets, despite mixed views on broader economic relations.
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George Hossles
International News Service
Washington
Russia
Murding
Moscow
Hoover
Herbert Mayer
Fragmented OCR News Snapshots Overview
Fragmented text reports from a Bethlehem area company dispute and election results. Names, places, and numbers are garbled but suggest a financial issue, a jury decision, and a city treasurer race in West Virginia with vote tallies around two hundred.
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