Little Croton Lad Is Killed By Auto
Nine year old George Sanders of 1010 Croton Avenue was struck and killed by an automobile driven by Robert C. Carouthers at the Croton M E church street car switch. He died after being taken to New Castle hospital with a fractured skull. Funeral set for Thursday at 2:30 from 1010 Croton Avenue residence.
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George Sanders
Croton Avenue
Croton School
New Castle Hospital
R. G. Boak
Scens
Croton
Carruthers
George Sandarg
Rosie
Paul's Lutheran Church
Expect To End Marine Strike
In Washington on May 4 government officials pressed settlement efforts in the marine strike. Admiral Henson, head of the United States Shipping Board, planned to meet with employers and workers alongside Secretary of Labor Davis and Secretary Hoover. Davis was also holding talks with marine workers and reportedly nearing a compromise favored by shipowners.
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International Service
D. C
Admiral Henson
United States Shipping Board
Davis
Hoover
Auto Licenses Revoked By Sadler In Harrisburg Notice
The State Highway Commissioner Lewis S. Sadler revoked the auto licenses of Howard Greasinger Erne Est Indiana county Leo Sentrom Riplleton Somerset county and Adrian Vernon Pittsburgh. The department also placed Elmer Taylor L Buethels William Toomey James Grupen and Harry Barker of Pittsburgh Robert Davis Leetsdale and Charles Sams Cumberland county on the blacklist for violation of automobile laws.
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Winternational News Service
Harrisburg
Howard Greasinger
Erneest
Indiana County
Leo Sentrom
Arthur Hatin Weather Song Sparks One Day Rally
A quirky item notes Arthur Hatin urging rain to end and sunshine to return for a single focused rally. The piece frames a hopeful call to beat the drought and enjoy a bright fifty ninth day.
German pay demanded by Mrs Clendenin after tour
Mrs. W. W. Clendenin, a local woman just back from eight months in England France and Belgium, declares Germany should pay for the war. She argues immigration should be stopped and cites Krupp profits of 79,000,000 marks in 1920. Her remarks contrast German and French war experiences and hint at continued discussion on Page Two.
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Germany
W. W. Clendenin
England
France
Belgium
Report Clashes In Upper Silesia
Bulletin from Berlin dated May 4 reports Allied troops clashing with armed Polish bands after martial law was declared in Upper Silesia. Poles occupied Pless and Rybnik. Italian forces retook Pless with three officers and 12 men killed or wounded. French troops fortify Kattowitz theatres as fighting continues near Gleiwitz.
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Bulletiry
Berlin
Upper Silesia
Pless
Rybnik
Kattowitz
Glewits
Unite Against Cut In Railroad Wage Union
A mass meeting in Washington Friday will launch a nationwide effort by railroad workers to unite against wage cuts. About 5,009 workers expect to protest anticipated 18 to 25 percent reductions. Leaders Huddleston and Marke will address the gathering and steps toward a unified defensive and offensive alliance in DC and Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Huddleston
Alaama
Marke
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Alexandria
U. S
No Danger Ahead For U S Finances
A Cleveland May 4 report quotes W Hush saying there is no danger of general financial trouble in the United States. Federal reserve banks hold strong reserves and maintain closer ties with member banks and business leaders. He urges renewed courage and confidence and discourages forcing a reduction in credit.
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W. 3
Hush
Cleveland
United States
Federal Reserve Banka
Co operative grocery closes as unprofitable at Madison
Madison May 4 co operative grocery store serving university employees and faculty ends after years of losses. Competition from rival stores and a decline in food costs prompted sustained deficits, with patronage falling and the venture deemed hopeless by university officials.
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Madison, Wis
Univer Coasin
Lorges
High Council to Take Up Yap Dispute
The Supreme Council in London is to discuss the Yap Island dispute this afternoon. German reparations were reportedly offered but denied by officials. From Japanese sources, the United States and Japan remain at odds over Yap.
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High Council
Farle
Reaves
Starr Orrespond
London
Vorae 4
Times
Germany
Alles
Supreme Cannel
Yap Island
Report Finds Man's Body in Shenango River
At 2 PM Mrs. C. M. Hunt of Harbor Road reported a young man found dead in Shenango River with bruising, suggesting homicide. Coroner Caldwell and officers rushed to the scene near Harbor, several miles north of the city, to investigate. no identification marked on the body.
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C. M. Hunt
Harbor Road
Shenango River
Caldwell
Harbor
French Plan To Seize Essen Is German Belief
Essen, Germany May 4 Essen, the home of Krupp, would be the first German city occupied if France advances into the Ruhr, according to officials who believe Paris plans to seize the city first then suburbs and extend occupation southward to meet a northern encircling column.
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William
OOK Cnational News
Essen
Germany
Krupp
France
Ruhr
Steel Corporation Announces Wage Cut For May 16
New York May 4 A reduction of about 206 per cent in wages for day laborers effective May 16 and an equitable adjustment of other gates including salaries at United States Steel Corporation plants announced by Elbert H Gary chairman of the board It is estimated 150000 to 176000 employees will be affected Gary says 12 hour day shift eliminated in some departments and may be entirely removed within a year
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Elbert H. Gary
Gary
Kiwanis Club Delights With Sue Harvard Performance
New Castle Kiwanis luncheon drew Miss Sue Harvard, honorary member and Metropolitan Opera singer, who sang five numbers including Tosca aria and Annie Laurie. Club president Gibson presented a bouquet, praising her sweetness and artistry. Accompanist Miss Jessie Mockel contributed a fine performance.
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Annie Laurie
Sonny Hoy
Gib¢ah
New Castle
Harvard
Kiwanta
Sle
New York
Praias
Mes
Jessie Mockel
Miss Mockel
Dresden
Germany
Ninety Three Moros Slain in Philippines Battle
Manila reports 93 Moros killed in Sulu province after a clash with Philippine Constabulary units. The attack followed the killing of a lieutenant and three constabulary members by Moros loyal to a fanatic leader. The force deployed six machine guns. one constabulary member and three Moros were wounded.
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Philippines
Oleriational News Service
Manila
Philippine A
Sulu
Jeadershin
Mohammed Say
Maharajah Antony
Daylight Restraining Order Denied in City Ordinance Case
In Common Pleas Court forenoon a motion for an injunction to restrain enforcement of the daylight saving ordinance was refused. The test case was brought by Pleasure interests. G. W. Smith motion picture theatre owner spoke for himself and associates in this city.
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Betts Burg I
Common Pleas
Motion Plcsure
G. W. Smith
Martial Law Declared in Upper Silesia Amid Fighting
Berlin May 4 Martial law has been proclaimed in Upper Silesia by the inter allied control commission after heavy fighting between Germans and Poles. Reports say a Polish mob attacked a barricaded police station near Katowice killing 18 policemen who had surrendered. Battles continue in Pless with numerous casualties as French officers move to restore order with tanks deployed in the hard hit districts.
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Tesa Arstonal
Lees
Berlin
Upper Silesia
Inter-Allied Control Commission
Kattowitz
T We
Beuben
Pless
Await Formal Invitation To Attend Council
Washington officials await formal notification from the supreme council that the United States will be invited to send a representative and be represented on the reparations commission before any action is taken. Officials refused to comment pending official notice from London.
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International News Service
Washington
State Department
Supreme Council
United States
Reparations Commission
Allpreme Council
London
Ansell Admits No Precautions Over Bergdoll Guard
Brig Gen Samuel T Ansell testified he took no steps to stop draft dodger Grover Cleveland Bergdoll from escaping while under moral duty to guard him. He faced questions from Rep John A Peters as the Bergdoll escape probe continued. A row of women in mourning observed the hearing, bearing tales of sons who died under the flag in WWI.
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Ansell
Bergdoll
Ruutinational News Service
Washington
TD. C
Adjt
Peter C. Haring
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Samuel T. Ansell
Yourte Kener
Bergdorf
John A. Peters
Mata
Special Congressional Committee
Carmany
John H. Sherburne
Benton
Gole Star
Inelenin
High School Alumni Picnic Planned for June 24
New Castle High School Alumni Association announces plans for a June 24 picnic with officers to meet soon. O. P. Brown, president, will call a meeting to set a date and form committees for arrangements.
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Chet New Castle High School
Socilalion
Lane
O. P. Brown
Margaret Is Freed From Actor Hubby Feud
London reports actress Margaret Bane won a divorce from her actor husband on grounds of infidelity. Pat Somerset, a journalist, notes the ruling sets a clear separation. Edith Ray, American actress, was a paid correspondent in the coverage.
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Margaret
Hubby
Fevdational News Bervines London
Margaret Bane Hermyin
Pat Somerset
Iuetor
Edith Ray
Mame Cost Hspondens
Resignation of Simons' Cabinet Expected
International News Service reports in semi official circles that Chancellor Wehrenbach and Foreign Minister Simons may resign. Early measures focus on indemnity talks with Allies after a note from Secretary of State Hughes. Decisions not expected to be finalized before tomorrow.
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Frank EB. Mason
International Mews Service
Stant Corrampondent
Kerson
Wehrenbach
Simons
Secraary
Hughes
New Indemnity Terms Are Being Drawn Up Today
London May 4 A clash over indemnity payment methods for Germany under the Versailles ultimatum caused the allies to extend sessions until today. The reparations commission has asserted its rights to determine how and when Germany pays with no outside interference.
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Barlico
Reeves International
London
Germany
Supreme Council
Reparations Commission
More robberies occur in city streets hit hard
Several robberies reported across the city as night prowlers break into homes and shops. T H Hitchcock’s 430 West Grant Street store is robbed of $8 and assorted items after entry through a cellar window. C C Wells of 102 East Wabashave reports losses of shoes, suits, shirts, a suitcase, watches, and a knife. Multiple Grant Street residents report stolen milk and damaged refrigerators.
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T. H. Hitchcock
West Grant Street
C.C. Wells
East Wabashave
Grant
Adopting 18 month old boy sought by aid home
A plea from Children’s Aid Home at 227 Pals Street for a family to adopt an 18 month old boy in New Vasile. The agency invites interested homes with no children to inquire for details at 24 Walls Street or by calling Bell 184.
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Children’s Aid
Pals Street
New Vasile
Walls Street
Bell
Oil prices cut nationwide except Pennsylvania
Oil prices are cut in most states, but Pennsylvania is not affected. The bulletin notes pricing changes across the country with Pennsylvania excluded from the cuts and mentions advisory guidance issued to markets and retailers.
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Irulletin Puytsee Reit
Try
Pennsylvania
Wei Lndiag
Death Record for Mrs Hawnan Marri and James McConahy
Obituary notes the deaths of Mrs Hawnan Marri aged 87 of 18 North Beaver and James M. McConahy aged 65 in Hickeaty township. Listed are George Laverne and actors connected to UPEEE Cretan in a brief memorial item.
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Hawnan Marri
North Beaver Serent
James M. McConahy
Hickeaty Township
George Laverne
Upeee Cretan
Assassinated Ohio City Policeman in Younestown
Alexander Warren a 38 year old New Castle born tin mill worker and city policeman in Youngstown was shot and killed Tuesday evening while aiding two men. The shooting occurred on Belmont Avenue near Pothoon Bedent, with police pursuing two suspects and arresting about two hundred neighborhood residents. Warren survived briefly after being taken to St. Elizabeths hospital. Funeral plans were pending.
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Alexander Warren
Turmueriv
New Castle
Lanny
Warren
Younestown
Y Pothoon Bedent Avenue
Alwans
Clyde Warren
Woodlawn
William Warren
Sharon
Evan Jones
Youngstown, G
Charles Kulow
Worthington Avenue
Youngstown
Choosing Delegates To State S S Camp
Churches urged to contact Mrs Co Milhollaugh or district superintendents to join summer training. A few places remain in the Lawrence variety quota of 14 girls as the camp opens Tuesday in Erie. The Young People's Conference under state superintendents Rosall and Miss Elizabeth Nwting will be held weekly.
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Ronsall
Elizabeth Nwting
Tate
Young Peope
Ievant
Unclear draft notes on local events and figures
Fragmented report references a Genoa sewer plant, a First Methodist church figure, and celebrations in multiple towns. Mentions of Mary Chay festivities, Joseph Raighn presidency, and Moorestown concerns appear amid garbled phrases. Details are unreadable and names uncertain.
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Little Croton Lad
Arthur
Mometer
Europe
Steel Corporation
Waheks
Johnson
Banth Dakota
Congress
Sue Harvard
Kiwanis
Lanny” Warren
Hitchcock
Seventh Ward
Ohio City
Warren Was
Southside
New
Castle
S. S. Camp
Lobar College
Ev ON
Rey
Tpl
McMarey
K Pa
al Bet Nott
Ulairsville
Nowinehannes Vb
Rtan
Strven Ene
Royal
Yestentay
American Legion
Fois
Sharon ii
Cheete OP Wan
Mary Chay
Berger Rylene Satladhay
Joseph Raighn
Moorestown, NL
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