May Ask Soviet To Pay Claims Against Russia
Washington March 28 The United States will likely insist on acknowledgement of American claims totaling about 350 million as a condition for a trade deal with Soviet Russia. Most debt stems from loans to the Kerensky government and private banks. Major holders include J P Morgan & Co and National City Bank, with proposed long term credits to enable any resumption of trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry N. Rogers
Washington, D.C
United States
Soviet Russia
Kerensky
Privary Banking
Boaus
D. PL Morgan & Co
National City Bank of New York
State Department
Great Britain
Krassin
Greeks Capture Turks And Booty
International report from London dated March 28 says Greek forces advance along Smyrna and Borussa fronts in Anatolia as Turkish Nationalists retreat. Turks take refuge in mountains near Ushka. fighting may turn to guerrilla warfare. Greeks occupy Atium Barahissar, seize prisoners and loot while pursuing remaining fighters toward Kotai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Smyrna
Borussa
Anatolia
Athens
Ushka
Atium- Barahissar
Kotai
Pollock Avenue Grading Petition Referred to Council
Property owners on Pollock Avenue between Sutton and Phillips petition to reduce the street grade. Council directed drafting an ordinance in conformance with the petitioners requests for council consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollock Avenur
Sutton and
Phillips Streets
Fragmentary Local Weather Fluff With Flappers
A garbled item describes yesterday’s flappers in summery fogs and a strange phrase about a crowd. It mentions flowers blooming, a cold reception, and a weather note with snow hat rain and the mercury at 42. The passage is fragmented and hard to parse but conveys mood and drifting seasonal imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Blaone
Mercury
Athletes In High Seas Romance Engagement Told
The romance began aboard the Princess Matelka when nineteen year old Miss Allen Lord of Brooklyn and Richard Landon of Yale, world high jump champion, became engaged after meeting on a New York to Heligoland voyage with Olympic athletes. They have spent much time together since, with no wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matelka
New York
Allen Lord
Brooklyn
N. Y
Richard Landon
Yale
Mias Lord
Helguim
Harding Peace Plan Gains Momentum Amid Senate Watch
Senators monitor moves as Harding pushes a peace plan amid global tensions. Support grows from allies while opposition voices urge caution and clarifying terms. The administration seeks quick endorsements to stabilize regional diplomacy.
Revelations Of Negro Employe-Stan Georgians Eleven Bodies Recovered
Washington and Georgia intrigue swirl as Senate Foreign Relations Committee eyes a world peace pact. Clyde Manning admits involvement in a string of killings at John Williams's plantation, with 11 workers missing or dead. Investigations spread from Jasper to Newton counties as officials seek motive and pasts. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Bart Camphrele
Taeirap
News Service
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rene Vivi
Harding
Sittaurion
Senate Foreign Relgions Committee
Senate
Capitol
Congress
White House
State Department
Henry Cabot
Massachusett
International News Service
Montivello
Gi Mareh
Georgia
Jasper
Newton
Jasper County
Clyde Manning
John Williams
Williams
Haye
Manning
Two Nee Broes
Leaxl Williams
Williams Plantation
Yellow
Alrovy
Shall
Druggist Robbery by Clown Bandits Shocks Dormont
A pair of masked men used black paint to disguise their faces and robbed Frederick C. Lahme, a druggist on Petanic Avenue, at a Dormont intersection near Lohmeyer’s home. The suspects, known to the shopkeeper, escaped with $548 in Saturday’s take.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick CC
Lahmeer Iroggist
Petaniic Avenue
Lohmeyer
Voekel Avenue
Dormont
Former banker ends life amid Cuba financial reverses
Former Cuban banker and vice president of the National Bank of Cuba, Rol Rodrigue s, a principal stockholder and owner of several sugar mills, reportedly hanged himself at his Havana home after severe ill health and reverses in fortune estimated at up to 50 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taletnasional New
Havana
Muar
Vedade
Vhis
Legion Drive For Home Fund Gets Under Way
Legion teams begin a campaign to raise 60000 for a home for ex service men. Headquarters opened at City Hall with Secretary Marion Woods in charge and daily luncheons planned at First Christian Church during the drive week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Drive For Home
City Hall
The
Legion Home
France
James ©. Moorhead
Sharp
Clyde Gibson
George
Deacon" Jones
Citizens’ Committee
First Christian and Congress
Dr Temple Speaks Here This Evening
Dr Temple speaks in the city this evening at the high school auditorium. Congressman Henry Wyples will arrive this afternoon and discuss national problems at a meeting under the D A R to aid American Legion funds. Music by Per Neilsen of Westminster serves will sing selections. proceeds support the Legion fund. Both Temple and Neilsen donate their services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wyples
American Legion Funts
Per Neilsen
Westminster
Legion Find
Gr. Temple
Per Nelisen
Oae
Horse Falls On Man On Street In New Castle
A horse fell on a man on Bent Street near Cook's passage Sunday at 45 p m. Officers found James Denis, a colored man of 21 South Beaver Street, had been thrown under the horse. He sustained serious injuries and was removed to New Castle Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camety
Bent Street
Cook
James Denis
South
Beaver Street
Iiker
New Castle Hospital
City seeks credit over long electrical outage hours
Locouvell reports city outage of incandescent lights totaling 10 072 hours in the past year. City entitled to a $303 87 credit. Council orders Fleetre company to be furnished a copy of the claim for courage on the part of cheetty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imes Miller
Locouvell
Fleetre Company
Cheetty
Masked Clown Suspect Shot Dead in Seventh Ward Home
Albert Huish, 42, masked in red clown suit, allegedly sought a holdup at Tony Defonso’s home on Rabbitt Avenue. He was fatally shot by Mrs. Clara Defonso during a struggle. Mrs. Defonso, later charged with murder, recounted how a masked intruder forced entry and fired a shot after Bennie Capriglione tried to intervene. The incident led to arrests and a days-long inquiry, with authorities holding Tony Defonso as a witness and releasing others after questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Huish
Clara Defense
Croton Avenue
Tony Defense
Rabbitt Avenue
Seventh Ward
Defonso
Clara Defonso
South Croton Avenue
Marners Sea
Bennie Capriglione
Bennie
Rahe Apeive aMiver
Frank Reynolds
Yalela
Sigh
Ity
Jockup
Marin Rennie Caprie
Dad
Sncock Street
Johny Moore
GU. Harmer
Rick Reynolds
Hhy
Sapp Ione
Svantiag
Henee
Easter Day Draws Out Large Crowd
Easter churches filled with unusually large congregations as hundreds joined services across the city. New members reported, baptisms performed, and choirs offered Easter anthems while florists tallied strong flower sales.
Sangerhausen Falls to Police After Heavy Fighting
In Prussian Saxony heavy fighting leads to recapture of Sangerhausen by security police. Across middle Germany the Reichswehr disperses armed Reds with artillery while officials report scattered clashes and air reconnaissance hampered by anti-aircraft activity. Spandau power station sabotage and train bridge attacks cited as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank EF. Mason
International News Service
Berlin
Tbeve
Sangerhausen
Prussian
Saxony
Communiste
Germany
Reichswehr
Wilhelm Strasse
Vies
Munster
Rehr
Spandau
Reds
Ywrilhausen
Death Record Details From Patchy Local Ledger
Miss Saeay Elizabeth Pollock 71 and Adelaide Wiedman 13 are noted among the entries. Other names include Macy Young Boggs and Welsh 42. Addresses reference Main Cove Gate Pearse Street and Mahoning Township.
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Saeay
Elizabeth Pollock
Macy Young Boggs
Rowe Pott
Waa
Lamer
Adelaide Wiedman
Gate Pearse Street
J . Warherine Delak
Namths
Ibyennship Street
Welsh
Mahoning Tawi
Primate Gibbons Lying In State At Baltimore Cathedral
Crowds formed lines at the Cathedral in Baltimore to honor James Cardinal Gibbons whose body lies in state on a specially constructed catafalque. The public visitation begins a series ending Thursday with the funeral Mass, as relatives travel from Dayton and other cities to attend the obsequies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Baltimore
James Cardinal Gibbons
Fragmented Notice Of Local Events And Tragic Deaths
A garbled report notes prices at a Chicago theatre and a Youngstown school bond matter. It mentions Bret Leon's death by suicide in Tennessee and various local figures linked to business, undertaker roles, and bonds. Police search continues for missing operator Simany Ravin amid murky details.
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AG High School
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Lo Beneat Legion
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Sivas
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Row
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Dante
Bret Leon Do Unset
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Yutil
Teyana Sacurdiny
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