Kaufbeuren May Succeed Simons In New Cabinet
Berlin reports a coalition conference led to plans for a new cabinet to replace Fehrenbach Simons. Gustaf Stresemann of the People’s party was expected as chancellor and Kaufbeuren as foreign minister, with Walter Simons likely moved to a different post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaufbeuren
Simons
Mason International
Berlin
Mas 5
Fehrenbach-Simons
Gustaf Streseman
People’s Party
Konstantin Fehrenbach
Cnt yer-Kaufberren
Amto
France
Wou
Walter Simons
Min
Wirts
Denivise
Fae
Canuri
Finance
Herr Scholz
German People’s Party
Fehrenbachmans
Karl Heinz
Therman People's Party
Justice
Herr von Ramer
Treasor von Berwmer Ig
Treaple
Fehrenbach
Paris
Jas
Fehrenbach-Simans Immiatry
Craig Applies For Hearing Before Post Office
Tay -Friank Pa displaced after by post office inspectors from Washington has applied to the postmaster general for a hearing. The request was filed by counsel for Representative Birler of Pennsylvania. The official will announce later whether the hearing will be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay —Friank Pa
Post Office
Washington
Ter ix Thropst
Birler
Pennsylvania
Burglar Hungry Across City Report
Fragmented OCR reads like a local crime note about a hungry burglar in Pittsburgh pa with unclear details. It mentions theft during the night and references a can of bread and other vague items. The text is garbled and names or dates are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Fragmentary verse note from a cryptic poem page
A garbled OCR snippet hints at a poem or lyric about a sun and silver lining with scattered phrases. Readable terms include Turtleship and gray, mentioning light and a possible chant or line about a leak for the silver lining. The fragment lacks clear events or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Allies Demand Germany Pay Indemnity Ultimatum Signed
Allied powers demand Germany pay war indemnity in full and meet all treaty terms or face invasion penalties. The ultimatum, signed by the allied statesmen at 4 pm London, was delivered to Germany and expires at midnight May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brable
Abev International
Blatt
Mhe
al- London
Germany
Jewelry Store Burglarized in Midnight Heist
A burglary at Jacob F. Perelman’s jewelry shop at 129 Washington Street left watches rings and other items missing. Burglars dropped through a skylight using a clothes line and escaped via the back door. Police suspect amateur thieves and note a nearby skylight was tampered with but a safe containing bonds was untouched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgiaca
Jacob F. Perelman
Washington
Ewing and
Long's
Maoncherdt
W. J
Railway Employes Oppose Wage Cut Plan at Board
Railway workers argued against wage reductions before the U S Railway Labor Board in Chicago on May 4. They warned a general strike if working rules and conditions are not agreed and no new deals are in place. Jewell of the American Federation of Labor defended the union stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News
Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
BLM
Jewell Reesidant
Neparonent
American Federation of Lal
Jewel
Allies Face Turmoil in Upper Silesia Amid Polish Strife
Reports describe Allied troops, French, German police, and Polish forces clashing in Upper Silesia after a strike, with tensions over to whom the territory should be allotted. Police duties on trains rise, and widespread unrest is noted though some telephones claim exaggeration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Nilesh
AML
Pless
Hybnik
Mds
Myslogilz
Anl Allie
Poland
Upper Silesian
Ventral Commission
Upper Silesia
Tieriany
Giewil
Ehting
Roups
Graaid
Milk And Ice Fund Needed For Babies In Hard Times
The New Castle Church Welfare Society appeals for milk and ice donations to aid babies in hardship as families face unemployment. Contributions may be given to treasurer Mrs. Wm. Marshall at 608 Court Street or to the Nothdurft Pollar Savings Association or the News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esa
New Castle
Church Welfare Society
Ww. Marshall
Court Street
Nothdurft
Pollar Savings Assag
Cialion
Rev S J Purvis To Make Address At Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the New Credit Association will be held tonight at the Fourtains Inn. Rev S J Purvis pastor of the Alahan ingtown Presbyterian church will deliver the address and the election of officers to manage the association will take place. Purvis will retire after the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Purvis
Ie New
Knoxs Plan to End War i Serving Two Fold Purpose
Washington May 5 The plan to end the war is viewed by Republicans as a lever to secure a separate peace with Germany and to shape reparations, mandates, and global settlement. The resolution aims to pressure Germany to accept terms and to push France and Britain toward decisive action while the United States negotiates a clear outlook on postwar reparations. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
J. Bart Camperelll
News Service
Washington
Cone Tess
Tham
Senate
Tor
United States
France
Germany
United Sifles
Street Car Strike Shuts Akron Routes
Eleven hundred men are on strike affecting Akron streetcar lines and suburban routes to Cleveland Wadsworth and Went Philadelphia Massillon Clinton and other towns. Arbitration was rejected and wagers per event were involved as the strike disrupted service between the city and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amcron
Svenea Oni
Brurbans
Cleveland
Arherion
Wadsworth
Cuyashogan Falls
Bues
Massillan
Clinton
Philadelphia
Betwreen City
New Philadelh
Lang
Wie
Ent
Yeggs Blow Vaults Open At Campbell Bank
In Corning Ohio raiders blew vaults at the Bank of Campbell on Campbell Road, taking a large sum believed to total around fifty thousand dollars. Police report no injuries. the alarm and security were breached, and investigators seek leads. A resident’s home nearby was reportedly damaged as part of the incident and is being repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leposit
Bank of Campbell
Many Families Seek Adoptive Home for Little Johnny
In Lawrence County, the News reports the Children’s Aid Society has publicized a child in need of adoption. About 50 applications have already been received for the light haired blue eyed boy named Johnny, with many hopeful families eager to provide a home. The social secretary, Mrs Morees, reviews each promising applicant to determine the best match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Genmetyty
Von
Lawrence County
Children’s Aid Society
Laney
Ana
Tive
Mey
A. D. Mornes
Little Johnny
Case of Tarred Man in War Protest Trial
Walter Allen stands trial before Judge Manery on a charge tied to a wartime tar fire incident at Liberty Bow Vermont. Attorneys Clyde Gibson for the plaintiff and Arvarreys Joe Norman Martin for the defense argue motions to strike statements. Accused denies disloyalty and seeks damages claiming humiliation from the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Allen
Jundge Manery
Chain
Zimenis
Atorgey Clyde Gibson
Arvarreys
Joe Norman Martin
Brean
Thomas Wo. Dickes
Charles Hl. Young
Atlon Notton
Hickory
Eheim
Dave
Ren
Ryo
Inis
Iit
Fine Paid For Illegal Fishing Incident
A report notes a fine paid for an illegal fishing incident involving a fishing pole. The court noted costs totaling about $20. Witnesses included individuals tied to the family in the area as the case proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garmie Tea Toeler
Harry Meratiie
Haining
Aken
Addermain
City employee quietly drills holes in hall for flags
Fourteen people asked where you were born as a city employee bored holes in a wooden hall near a cannon on the diamond. He remained calm and formed each curved hole, then gave free information about the project while answering questions. Investigators seek to understand the task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunis
Rev Patterson Installed at First Presbyterian Church
A large crowd attended the installation of Rev Albert Patterson as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. The service featured Rev Herbert MacDonald of Unity, choir, and special music, with new members welcomed and flowers presented to each newcomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Albert Patterson
First Presbyterian Church
Congression
Herbert O. MacDonald
Unity
Owens
W. I. Mirus
Post Mortem Fails to Reveal Death Cause in Drowning
Disjointed report describes Silvetore Paduanne’s disappearance, found body in Shenangs River near Ray Sand bank above Newcastle works. Body lodged by maple tree, witness Michael Lienert of 117 South Beaver Street saw lone man near riverbank as details blur into later pages.
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Silvetore Paduanne
Shenangs
Ray Sand
New Castle Water Works
Michael Lienert
South
Beaver Street
Lienert
Col. Hunt
Feuchtwane Sells Interest in Standard Brewing
Marcus Peuehtwanger and Wenner announce Feuchtwane disposed of his entire share of Standard Brewing Company, halting his long involvement since the venture began. The transition completed with Pittsburgh parties, restoring control to Peuehtwanger. Feuchtwane has led management and served as treasurer, with near beer production continuing near the plant as prohibition effects persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Peuehtwanger
Wenner
Standard Brewing Company
Cio
Pittsburgh Partes
Penehowvanger
Freuchtwancer
Standard Brewery
Nant
Sa Mt. Pouchtwinger
Powill da
Death Record of Mrs Coven in Nel Township
A fragmented obituary note lists Mrs Coven and others with unclear spellings. Names such as Pred Monk, Newport, Lariat Mayline, and Rey G. Wasa appear amid garbled text. The piece resembles a disordered death notice from a local newspaper page.
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I, We
Nur
Nel Township
Canheving Denehkermn
Pero
Newport
Lariat Mayline
Bie
Yostroed
Sabvinord Deduernaie
Ave
Rey G. Wasa Ey Varta
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Craig
Mercer
Aske Daugherty
Arthur Mometer
Perelman’s
League
U. 8S
Shenango
Akron
Carmen
Yeggs
Ay Lewis
Laurie Street
Children’s Aid Home
Werenda Tha Dinaniges
Madey
Rev. Patterson
Tee
Tsistey
Hon Peg Thes
Bann Reyer
Soa. Patterson
Sproul
Sivas
Renealer
Phar
Parrisberg
Lara
von Penes
Uae
Niles
Quv
Hieding
Aesegpir Danis
Ampat
Eis
Wapras
Howe
Ean Dante
River
Feuchtwane
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