Wu Wins Great Battle Driving On To Fengtai
Wu Poi Fu forces report a sweeping victory at Machang Kuan Halen and Shan Sin Tien and push toward Jrengtal. Peking gates closed as Chang Tao Lin’s base areas face pressure. Refugee camp for women and children set up by American Board missions. hospitals prepare for wounded. trains move to reinforce lines.
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International News _Service
Peking
Wu Poi Fu
Machang Kuan Halen
Shan Sin Tien
Jrengtal
Fengtal
Chang Tao Lin
Fontain
Lme
Galt Machang
Kenn Haien
Chang Tso-Lin
Tien Tsin
Femas
Nnere
Machang
Shaw
Chang Sin Tian
American Board of Foreign Missions
Conan Doyle Unable to Visit New Castle on Tour
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, famed author and spiritualist, regrets he cannot visit New Castle Pa during his U S tour. In a letter from the Shoreham Hotel Washington April 29 1922 Doyle thanks Mr Daniel Dobn for the invitation but says his brief stay will not permit a visit or address to the Spiritualist Church of Truth.
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Church of Truth
Arthur Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
New Castle
United States
Shoreham Hotel
Washington, D. C
Daniel Dobn
Arthur Gowan Doyle
Wallace
Sir Conan
Mighty little shep show draws eager kids tonight
Arthur Mometer presenta a lively kid friendly act at Mat venue. Children discuss exotic animals and imaginary wonders seen in dreams. Weather as of today is sixty three with hopeful forecast for clear skies tomorrow as families anticipate the show.
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Colowna
Girl Burned In Farm Home Dies Of Burns At Shenango Valley
Ruth Hardesty two years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hardesty near Mt Jackson, died in Shenango Valley hospital after sustaining severe burns when her family home was destroyed by fire early Wednesday. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Earl French of Ypres and Highlake, who led Britains first hundred thousand in 1914, arrived in New York as a private citizen and refused to comment on public affairs or American issues.
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Ruth Hardesty
Ralph Hardesty
Mt. Jackson
Shenango Valley Hospital
Harry RB. Flory
International News Service
Stat
New- York
New York
America
Balkans
Ateff
Karl French
New York City
White
French
High School Actors to Stage Summer Shows at Cascade Park
Hayden Evans William Martin Richard Patterson and Kenneth Boers join Castle Comedy Company under Frank Hill at Cascade Park Theatre. Ted Kimmel handles business as the group opens Memorial Day with Adventures of Grandpa and follows with Mister Bob Patty Males Things Hum and more, two shows weekly. The move marks local youth from Charney's Aunt to professional stock theater with ties to historic stage names.
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Cascade Park Theatre
Castle Comedy Company
Frank Hill
Ted Kimmel
Mr. Hill
Grandpa
Mister Bob
Patty
David Warfield
Dots Skinner
Curil Maude
Armistice in Erin Aims to End Bitter Warfare
A truce was declared today between Irish Free State supporters and rebel factions of the Irish Republican Army. The armistice, arranged by Free State and Republican officers, calls for a complete cessation of fighting from 4 PM today to 4 PM Monday, with a four day grace period for news to spread. Kathleen Clark was named chair of the Irish peace committee. A Dail Eireann commission will draft the terms.
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Daniel O'Connell
Dublin
Irish Free State
Irish Republican Army
Free State Army
Dail
Elrejann
Sinn Fein
Mat Charjing
Kathleen Clark
Irish Peace Committee
Lloyd George Pact Approved in Principle by French Cabinet
Paris May 4 The French cabinet approved in principle Lloyd George ten year non aggression pact on condition reservations ensure Versailles terms are observed. Outline of the pact was submitted to the cabinet by Louis Barthou, head of the French delegation at Genoa.
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International News Service
Paris
Lloyd George
Versalles
Louis Barthou
Genoa
Walska Agrees To Divorce Alexander Cochran
Ganna Walska and her husband Alexander Smith Cochran have agreed to divorce with property settlements arranged by their lawyers. Divorce proceedings will be filed in Paris where both maintain residences. Dudley Field Malone represents Mme Walska. Samuel Untermyer represents Cochran as France prepares to conclude the case.
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Ganna Walska
Alexander Smith-Cochran
Paris
Dudley
Field Malone
Mme“Walska
Untermyer
Cochran
Mounted Police Rescue Flood Survivors in Brandon Manitoba
Hundreds rescued as rain swollen Assiniboine River inundates lower Brandon and nearby towns. Flood covers county for miles with tents sheltering the homeless. Livestock and debris swept away. several deaths feared, relief stations set up across the farming district. The surge transforms Virden Valley into a vast lake with impassable roads and widespread crop damage.
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Cintarnation
Newa Bergice
Brandon
Mann
Assiniboina
Alexander
Virden Valley
Kenway
Ponta Ara
House To Expedite Hospitalization Bill
Washington May 4 The appropriations committee favors a bill to authorize 17 million dollars for additional hospital facilities for World War veterans. The plan, supervised by the Veteran Bureau, will add 6450 beds with no delay expected in House passage.
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International News Service
Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Madden
Veteran’ Bureau
No Confirmation of Wu Pei Fu's Death
International report from THN TSIN China May 4 states there is no confirmation of General Wu Let Yu death in action as of today. Wu was last seen at Machang amid heavy artillery duels ongoing in the civil war.
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International News Service
Thn Tsin
China
Wu Let Yu
Chihu
Machang
Three Arrested As Communist Spies
Paris May 4 three persons were arrested on charges they were Communist spies aiding the Soviet government in Moscow. They reportedly disclosed submarine construction details and the volume of naval material France has purchased.
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International News Service
Paris
Nptes
St. Moscow
France
Wampum High Students Taste Delayed French Pastry Treats
In Wampum Pennsylvania on May 4 local high school students faced a banquet delay after French pastries ordered from Pittsburgh failed to arrive by eight o'clock. As juniors grew impatient, the feast proceeded without the pastry. The next day the pastries arrived and were bought by local housewives, leaving the senior and junior classes reportedly spooked and vowing to avoid French pastry ever again.
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Wampum
League of Women
Pittsburgh
Aeire
Beveridge Chosen Over Senator in Indiana Race
Indianapolis May 4 Republican Indiana chose Albert J. Beveridge over Senator Harry Now as the party standard bearer for the November senatorial contest. Beveridge, former senator and ex-Progressive, won by about 20,000 unofficial votes, shocking many longtime Republicans and surprising Beveridge’s own backers. Now vows no alibis as Beveridge prepares for a ferocious campaign. Beveridge thanks the party and pledges to earn their confidence as he seeks the seat in November.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Harry
Albert J. Beveridge
Beveridge
George K. Holmes
International
Washington
Washington Today
Hootch Crazed Farmer Confesses To Murder And Bank Attempt
Irvin Bonker of Manly 21 confessed to killing Rebecca Nelson in the school cloakroom. He then drove toward Manly and attempted to rob Farmers Savings Bank, but his pistol misfired and bank employees overpowered him.
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International News Service
Northwood
Irvin Bonker
Manly
Hag
Heo Gay
M Rebecca Nelson
Misa Nelson
Houxe
Honker
Homer Hardesty Improves After Home Fire Injuries
Homer Hardesty of Ellwood City is in Shenango Valley hospital with burns to the face and hands from a Wednesday house fire at Ralph Hardesty's home. He is somewhat improved today.
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Homer Hardesty
Ellwood City
Shenango Valley Hospital
Ralph Hardesty
Mt Ema Volcanic Activity Sparks Eruption Fear
Rome May 4 reports Mt Ema volcano once again active with heavy eruption feared after a slight earthquake shock today. Authorities monitor the situation as seismic activity continues.
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Mt. Ema
International News Service
Rome
Ema da
Aod Fta
Six Killed and Ten Wounded in Ulster Disturbances
Triarnational News Service reports six people killed and ten wounded in Ulster over the past 24 hours amid ongoing disturbances. Authorities urged calm as security forces conducted operations across affected areas.
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Ulster
Triarnational News Service
Beveridge Victory Shocks Washington Political Scene
Washington radios and newspapers describe Beveridge’s upset over New in Indiana as a sharp setback for the Republican machine. Republicans in capital circles seek reasons while Democrats celebrate a political upset that unsettles the administration and party leadership.
Allies Must Pay Rhine Army Cost
The Allied governments will need to provide for the cost of keeping American troops on the Rhine if they want them to stay indefinitely. For now a portion of the Eighth United States Infantry remains in Europe, but officials say they will not be maintained long term without a method to meet the U S bill.
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Harry L. Roghis
International Mews Service
Cottempo
Washington
Rhine
Eighth United States Infantry
Europe
Death record notices from Youngstown and Moravia area
Denis Carroll, 78, of Youngstown is listed with Buth Hardeaty and Mr. Jackson. Regina Abramakl, 5, of 1001 Moravian Street appears in the notice alongside Qarmatic Cloffil, 6, Moravia Street. Johnathan Taylor, 3, Moravia is also named in the fragmentary record.
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Denis Carroll
Youngstown
Buth Hardeaty
Mr. Jackson
Regina Abramakl
Moravian Street
Qarmatic Cloffil
Konrha
Mor Avia
Johnathan Taylor
Moravia
Eighth Grace Boy Is Given Moser's Award
Vincent Mauri of room E eighth grade wins the Moser penmanship award in New Castle schools. He was also a News Bird House prize winner, on the honor roll with a 1.3 average, and noted for building a Roman footstool in manual training.
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Grace
Moser
Vincent Mauiri
New Castle
J. Moser
Publi
Maurin
News Bird House
Woman Breaks Wrist Cleaning Wall Paper
Mrs Mary Conti fractured her left wrist after falling from a step ladder at her home on South Millstreet while cleaning wall paper. A physician was called and the fracture reduced. She remains in considerable pain.
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Mary Conti
Interpre
South Millstreet
Conti
News Sammel Huston Deaths and Disturbing Local Incidents
Snapshot list reports deaths from sudden illness and medical complications, a nursing home fatality after a poisoning scare, a Chicago prisoner release revisit, and a dog exhuming a baby from a Greek cemetery. It also notes a 28 percent drop in monthly business failures per Bradstreet, a poisoning case at a Steubenville hotel, extortion charges against C A Dorsey, and a runaway’s fatal injuries near Fairmont Children’s Home.
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Lao
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Bellaire
Lltoyd Weaver
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Hoemother
Bow Ltd
Atederneath
Faceland
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Mixs
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C. A. Dorsey
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