Building Trades Scales Expire With No New Agreement
Building trades wage scales expire today after failed talks between unions and the Builders Exchange. Workers face a 20 percent pay cut if no deal is reached, with final conferences planned tonight. Union officials say only 25 percent of city carpenters are employed by the Exchange and work could pause after May 1. Continued on page two.
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Building Trades Council
Builders Exchange
Building
Building Trade Center
We Builders Exchange
School Board Plans Friday Bus Tour and Tax Millage Vote
School board members will spend Friday touring all city school plants by auto mobile to inspect building work, repairs, and future needs. They will lunch at the high school cafe and then hold a regular session to decide on the tax millage, likely set at four mills, to be formalized at the first regular April meeting.
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Memeter March Lifts Legion Home Fund Contributions
A fragment mentions Arthur Memeter and a rough March start with a mild lambing tone. It notes the Legion Home fund receiving showering contributions around noon, describing a choppy period and 53 units in a tote related context.
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Legion Home Fund
Totes
Cardinal Gibbons Laid To Rest In Cathedral Crypt
Cardinal Gibbons is laid to rest in a crypt beneath the Baltimore cathedral where he was born 87 years earlier. The funeral included a solemn requiem and the traditional rites as church history recalls the archbishop’s long service and patriotry. Continued on page two.
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Cardinal Gibbons
George R. Holmes
International News
Baltimore
Star
Gray
Jodas Ais
John Carroll
Benjamin Franklin
Tme
Bomb Explosion at Wampum Baffles Investigators
A blast at the Crescent Portland Cement property in Wampum early this morning awakened residents. Investigators found the explosion not near buildings and damaged the site. police were jailed and are trying to determine the cause.
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Crescent Portland Cement Company
Wam Pum
Czecho-Slovakia Threatens War Over King Charles Expulsion
An International News Service dispatch from Vienna reports Czecho-Slovakia has issued an ultimatum to Hungary demanding the expulsion of former King Charles. If refused, war is threatened. Romania and Yugoslavia are expected to follow with similar moves. Swiss opinion says Charles abused asylum and may be barred from returning. Bellet predicts Charles will go to Spain.
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Hungary
Charles
Vienna
Kaiser Charles
Romanie
Iugo-Stalia
Tots
Pupils Campaign For Legion Home Fund at Noon Session
Eight year old pupils lead a drive to raise 60 000 for the Legion Home. By noon today the total reached 21 513 76, far short of the goal. A youngster spoke of donating pennies and scraps, with schools and individuals contributing across grades. Robert Winter and Frank Green reported top local totals, while numerous students from Oak Street to Lincoln-Garfield added their gifts.
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Legion
Mae
Highand
Robert Winter
Oak Street
Frank | Green
Donald Young
Lewis West
Croton
Gas Explosion Wrecks Home in Youngstown Injures Six
An early morning gas explosion tore through the home of Rev. O J Lampford at 132 West Avenue Youngstown Ohio injuring six people. Police and fire crews evacuated the injured from the wreckage as city officials opened a investigation into the cause. Victims include Rev D Lampford and his wife Esther Omega Lampford Adolphus Lampford 14 and Mrs Rose Neil 39. The blast occurred around 9 45 am and officials suspect sewer gas but have not confirmed the cause.
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Ohio
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Church of God
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Avenue
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Kwan
D. Lampford
Esther
Omega Lampford
Adolphus Lampford
Fisther Lampford
Rose
Neil
Lampford
Stranger Leaps From City Hall Buggy In Coincidental Escape
A young man leaped from a buggy near City Hall on Bass Street and claimed to be driving his own buggy. Police suspect he is one of the thieves who stole automobiles to Sharon that night, with two cars reported missing. Authorities alerted county roads officials to investigate unbanded vehicles in the area.
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Peertess
Buick
Woman Freed After Shooting Masked Intruder in Home
Large crowd fills the court as Alderman Coates discharges Clara Defenso in the murder case of Albert Huish. District Attorney Muse and police testified, while defense attorneys Dickey and Clark argued. Spectators cheered the ruling, with some evidence disputed due to excitement. Continuous coverage noted as the decision sparked public display outside the alderman's office.
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H. @. Coates
Seventh
Commonwealth
Clara Defenso
Albert Huish
Muse
J. Ed. Elder
Dickey
Samuel L. Clark
Faye
Guards Removed From A. T. White Cell Overilnmalignance
Guards taken off the Alfred Torrence White cell after county officials meet with Sheriff Joseph H. Boyd. The eight hour shifts were deemed costly until June term court arguments for a new trial. White remains confined with a repaired skylight, making escape unlikely, while a close watch is kept on any visitor or vault access.
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Alfred Torrence White
Sadie White
Joseph H. Boyd
White
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Friday Matinee Benefit Drive Announcement
Friday matinee announced to benefit a home drive for the American Legion. Manager Stahlard of the Sterting Smyllimenvent company revealed details of the afternoon performance at the Peru house and Coliseum amid talk of tax questions and crowd turnout expected for the drive.
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Coliseum
Legion
Patrolman Knows Beat Hidden Cabbages Reveal Whiskey
An International News Service report describes a patrolman who knew his beat. He spots crates of cabbages under which 130 cases of whiskey are found, leading to the arrest of the driver.
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International News Service
Saher
Crrry Coe
Adrivan
Harding Tackles Railroad Tangle
President Harding begins a drive to untangle railroad issues. He meets with Edge Barton and Clark to study wage and rate changes, aiming to reduce wages and freight and passenger charges. Officials debate potential reductions and gather views from the Railroad Board.
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David M. Cherch
Internation News Service
Washington
Harding
Edge A.M. Barton
Raiyour Labor Board
Clark
Interstate Committee Commission
Pwo
Irk
Death record for several individuals in North Beaver township
An obituary-like notice lists ages and locations for several deceased persons including amen AL McCreary 45 of North Beaver township and others such as a 74 year old Anna Cowden Mobigson and infant Grover Go Cain. The text includes scattered names and addresses with unclear attribution.
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Amen
AL McCreary
Beaver Township
William J. Haszley
Lownahin
Belen Eleasor Brevins
Neeshannock
Grover Go Cain
Mulberry Street
Anna Cowden Mobigson
Moody Cvene
Cotter
EL Mora
Va Sheet
North Bow
Reappearance Of Former King Arouses European Tension
Charles, former emperor king of the Austro Hungarian empire, reappears in Hungary sparking fears of a monarchist rising across Europe. Czech Slovakia Romania and Yugoslavia threaten intervention if Charles is not expelled, with reports of 30,000 troops prepared to move on Budapest. Charles and Andrassy reportedly issue an ultimatum to Hungary’s government led by Admiral Horthy. (Continued on page two)
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Hungary
Charles
Europe
Linde — Entemte
Czech Slovakia
Rumania
Jugo-Slavia
dugo-Slavia
Paris
Alies
Vienna
Berlin
Steinamanger
Commit Andrassy
Budanesr
Admiral Horthy
Aled
Mexican Volcano Activity Reported Near Mexico City
A read text notes Pico de Orizaba on the Mexico City border showing renewed break activity in the Valley of Mexico, with Pepocatapel also increasing in activity. Authorities warn of ongoing volcanic unrest and potential eruptions.
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Mexico
Orizaba
Valley of Mexico
Mece
Puebla
Snapshots At News Reports: Gov Uses Investign Campissioney
Taxing mis-spelled montage lists officials and events. Governor signs new measures during a week, with health commission and city officers involved. A train accident near Pa leads to injuries and a fatality. Seventh wedding anniversary noted for a couple. obituaries list Savy Branklin and George Menmley. Mrs Bert A Benyon of Huntings dan dies after infection, details sparse.
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George Menmley
Bert A. Benyon
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