United States Vindicated By Allies Respite
Washington officials welcomed the allied supreme council’s 12 day delay of coercive action against Germany. Officials hailed the move as a vindication of the U S stance that France would gain nothing from quick military measures. Hope remains for a negotiated solution after 72 days given Germany to respond to indemnity terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes
International News Service
Washington
Allied Supreme Council
France
Germany
Council
Theatres and Club Robbed by Armed Bandits
In Columbus Ohio early today, night watchmen at the Keibs Colonial and James theatres and the Elks Club on East Broad street were held up. The armed bandits escaped with an undetermined amount. Police believe the same group operated at all four locations.
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Unleynational News Ser
Columbus. O
Keibs
Colonial
James Theatres
Elks Club
East Broad Street
Hold Up Near Willow Grove Reported
On Saturday night at about 19 20 Ralph Campbell was held up near Willow Grove by two men who armed with revolvers relieved him of 14 dollars and ordered him to drive away quickly. The victim was driving slowly when the pair emerged from the roadside and demanded cash.
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Ralph Campbell
Willow Grove
Campbell
Boston school chief bans high school girls from powder poses
Mary Wy Thompson, superintendent of public schools in Boston, issues an order restricting high school girls from powder posing and showing themselves in classrooms, citing discipline and decorum concerns.
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International News Service
Boston
Mary Vans Wy Thompson
Fragmentary verse note on May queen garland and weather
A fragmented OCR text presents a playful line about May queen garlands and weather with garbled phrases. It references placing questions or notes near a piano and includes stray words like thaw gust and dates, but lacks clear narrative or identifiable names. The passage reads like a stray lyric scrap rather than a complete item.
Miss Harvard Fends Off Burglar in New York Apt
Metropolitan Opera singer Miss Sue Harvard, visiting her father in New York, heard heavy footsteps above her apartment. Believing burglars were inside, she alerted the building operator and watched as the intruders fled, underscoring a rare moment where art and danger intersect in a tense domestic episode.
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Sue Harvard
John Warrard
Miss Harvard
New York City
Misa Harvard
Police Officers Suspended After City Probe
Mayor A Barnes suspended two police officers, John Moore and Budd Pleeger, for ten days without pay amid an investigation into alleged conduct unbecoming an officer tied to car robbery rumors. The probes continue as the city seeks to clear the case and determine guilt or innocence.
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A. Barnes
John Moore
Budd Pleeger
Moore
Fleeger
Gontinges
Eugene McConahy
Sesson
Loreal Railroaders
Rotarians Name New Directors for Year
The Rotary club at the ndon meeting in the M. C. A elected Ben Graham William K. Hurgus John Offutt Earl Machin TD Fut Stevens George A. Rigby and Howard B. Richards as directors for the coming year They will meet next week to organize and set officers No entertainment was provided as business closing reports from the secretary and treasurer were approved. officers to be installed at the next meeting
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Rotary Club
Ndon
Ben Graham
William K. Hurgus
John Offutt
Earl Machin
TD. Fut Stevens
George A. Rigby
Howard B. Richards
Huh
Ball injures woman as boys play near school
Mrs. Williard 8. Merriman of Ip- North street suffered a painful eye injury Saturday morning when a ball struck her while she passed the Pearson street school area. A crowd of boys were playing in front of the school. the doctor said the condition was serious and may require further treatment.
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Williard
Merriman
Ip- North Street
Pearson Street Schoel
Levera
Knox Resolution to Have Stormy Route in House
The Knox peace preservation resolution faces a turbulent House debate after passage in the Senate by 49 to ? It sparks Republican divisions on how Harding might seek peace talks with Germany. Porter of Pennsylvania leads efforts to simplify the text and push passage.
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Knox
J. Bart
Senate
Harding
Porter
Pennsylvania
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Carpenters And Printers Strike In Sixth City
International News Service reports in Cleveland on May 2 that over 25,000 workers in Greater Cleveland quit as new scale cuts reduced pay to 1.00 per hour from 1.95. The strike involves building trades and trades allied with them. 1,100+ printers also struck after demand for a 44 hour week was rejected. About 1,590 allied workers are negotiating, with a broader strike likely.
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International News Servic
Cleveland
Ohio
Greater
International Typographical Union
May Day Passes Quietly Across Europe and NYC
May Day passed with unusual quiet as labor movements, including socialist elements, faced agitation in America and Europe. Authorities kept all public key points in New York under special guard, yet there were no outbreaks or significant disturbances reported.
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America
Europe
New York City
Anarchists Sought in Fatal Bomb Blast at South Fork
Post Office inspectors and Justice Department operatives probe a bomb explosion that killed Anna Roneri and blinded five others in a two story building. Witnesses say radicals were involved. the dead girl’s father had been a radical who deserted Reds. Victims Dusolina 12 Anpatina 19 Gaetano 9 Stella 8 Vincent Sendra injured and blinded.
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Jeulesnational News Service
South Fork
Postofice
Department of Justice
State Constabulary
Anns Roneri
Reds
Dusolina
Anna
Anpatina
Gaetano
Stella
Vincent Sendra
Twelve Hurt as Soo Line Train Wreck Near Rockford
Twelve passengers injured and about 100 shaken when a Soo Line train derailed west of Rockford Minnesota after leaving Minneapolis last night. A broken rail snapped as the rear cars passed, derailing three cars including two Pullmans and an observation car. Cars rolled over trampled ties. doctors and nurses assisted at the scene, but no serious injuries reported.
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Camernational News Service
Rockford
Mini
Soo Line
Minneapolis
Here
Hare
American tennis player cuts to challenge British champion
London May 2 American court tennis player Cutting defeated Clarence Bruce in the British championship final, 8-5 6-4 5-4, earning the right to meet English champion Berline in the challenge round.
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Nternational
London
Sutting
Yilayer Today
Clarence Bruce
Brerline
Death Notice for Cyrus Hoye and Others
Fragmented obituary item lists Cyrus Clinton Hoye age 69 of Youngstown Road and others with unclear names and ages. Contains garbled text likely from local notices, lacking verifiable details or readable locations for full summary.
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Cyrus Clinton Hoye
Youngstown Road
Hottie Levine
Wighiena Avene
Thorax Scott
Hue
William Pevis
Bellaveone
Padosaww Keupa
Wisioh
Cap Oe
Allies Give Germany 12 Days Respite To Accept Indemnity Plan
The Allies grant Germany twelve days to accept or reject indemnity terms after the supreme council debated a new ultimatum. Premier Briand announced the plan after a half hour meeting, extending six more days to draft demands and six days for Germany to respond. Marshal Poch offered no opinion beyond readiness for any outcome.
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Germany
Eare C, Reeves
International Mews Service
Corragpongent
Iondon
Briand
France
Plapenént
Supreme Council
M. Briand
Drafting Commission
Marshal Poch
Harding Ready to Name Arbitration Commission in Marine Strike
President Harding prepares to appoint a commission to arbitrate the marine workers dispute. Both sides signaled willingness to abide by the commission's decision, though ship owners have not fully agreed and may withhold wares until the panel rules.
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Harding
Marine Workers
International Owl Service
Wastiington
White House
Such O Co Sion
Nee No
Understaak
Death notice of Frank Johnston and penitentiary history
Word reached Sunday afternoon of the death of Frank Johnston from the chaplain at the Western Pennsylvanian penitentiary. Johnston, born in Lawrence County about 61 years ago, had served about 16 years in prison. He died around 12:30 yesterday after a brief illness. Min Mary McClanahan of Sharon spent the weekend with friends.
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Frank Johnston
Prank Johnson
Weert
Lawrenes
Hoe
Min
Mary McClanahan
Sora Sheal
Sharon
Congress To Revise Taxes
Congress hones tax revision amid Secretary Mellon proposals. House Ways and Means weighs repeal of excess profits tax and possible corporate income tax changes while readjusting income tax rates. Senate Finance to take up the issue next week with leaders cautious on a sales tax.
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International News Service
David M. Cruach
Washington, D.C
Congress
House Whys and Means
Man Shot After Claim of Seeing Movie Scenes
A report from Cabynational News notes a man shot down after allegedly wanting to view real life shootings shown in movies. Joseph Rapase, age unknown, is connected to the incident and police are handling the case as Thayer is wounded.
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UDCE
Havies
Joseph Repyse
Arisinl
William B. Thayer
General Court
Rapase
Forse
Farmyurit
Rvicu
Ruhr Occupation to Begin May 12
The article notes an impending Ruhr occupation start date of May 12 in the German district, with preparations required by Premier Mariam to mobilize services and coordinate military or administrative actions as ordered by authorities.
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Ruhr
Paris
Ocenparian
Germany
Lotto
Open Shop Policy Inugurated By Contractors
Open shop conditions prevail in city construction as contractors and union men plan to work. W J Campbell of the Builders Exchange says no compromise, jobs will proceed on existing scales. Building Trades Council counters that union workmen will be found where the job is fair and public desires services.
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Builders Exchange
Building Trades Council
W. J. Campbell
French Troops Advance Toward the Rhine Front
Paris reports a general troop movement across France toward the Rhine, with trains departing at dawn for the eastern frontier. Cavalry heavy units move under orders and local gendarmes await official telegrams in Paris as authorities confirm the advance.
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Cinstrtati
Paris
France
Rhine
Onici
Ciy
Tass
Burglary and fire hit Dallas area as convention opens
Report covers burglaries and violent incidents tied to a Knights of Cybitinbas gathering in Dallas area. Widespread damage includes a bomb destroying a door, a house fire tallied, and several suspects at large as police pursue leads. Names and details are fragmented in the readable text.
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Police of
Columbus
Banc
Clique
Arthur Memeter
New Castle
New York
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Sixth City
Deate
Elizabeth Towte
Byers Place
Lewis Pollock
Garefield Avenue
Shirley Gordon
Highland Avenues
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Rhea Murphy
North Gira
M. Wolf
Moravia Street
Cutting
Will
Public Service Commission
Anderson
Crawford Avenue
Wroton
Sampson Street
Grant Street
Barnes
Norris
Traction Company
Connie
Sverey
Mellon
Vie
Dallas
Fes
Knights of Cybitinbas
Stensenville Teskey
Pire
Wardins
Johnstown
Usck
Dobo FL
Rubinsen
Potn
Terguesady
Pta
Toyeur
Sri Ted
Vitara
Sydh
Petime
Osean Gare
Ashi Atkey
Milliuspark
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