Allied indemnity ultimatum gains acceptance signals
May 10 Berlin reports indicate acceptance of the Allied indemnity ultimatum as Reichstag moves to form a new government by midnight. Major parties favor the accord. People's party rejects. Key issues are Upper Silesia, Bavarian disarmament, and Allied warnings as French troops advance toward Essen.
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Frank E. Mason
International Laws Aervice Staff
Oxtorpoudent
Berlin
Reichstag
Ebert
Fehrenbach-Simons
Midnit
Mayer-Kaufbeuren
France
Herr Loshe
Herr Mayer-Kaufbeuren
Centrum
Herr Loewe
People's Party
Rhine
Essen
Fifteen Killed In Fighting Across Italian Cities
International News Service reports heavy clashes between Fascists and Socialists across Italy in the last 24 hours. With national elections near, political campaigns grow more bitter and violent at mass meetings, causing multiple casualties and injuries.
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Milan
Italy
Civil Service Board to Meet
Following the election of two new members the civil service board of the city will hold a meeting soon to organize and transact business. Officers will be elected at this gathering. Robert Whirla is the sole remaining member of the old board.
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Oi Service Board
Robert Whirla
Old Time Tonic Tongue Tied in Turbulent Fever
A fragment speaks of spring fever gripping people as a mysterious old tonic made of sulphur and molasses is consumed by all ages. The narrator muses on a hopeful antidote or pep tonic while observing rising expectations and uneasy health trends.
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Dacdruff
Wael
County Grangers Plan Big Picnic At Fair Grounds
Granges of Lawrence county plan a county picnic at New Castle fair grounds in mid June. Fourteen Granges exist in the county with David S. Kyle of North Beaver Township as arrangements chairman. An auto parade will start from the city and a Southern versus Northern county baseball game is set. State Lecturer Dewey and others will attend to deliver addresses. the event is billed as one of the season’s biggest.
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Lawrence County
New Castle Fair Grounds
David S. Kyle
North Beaver Township
Ing
Granges
Dewey
Wirth Moves To Form New German Cabinet
Berlin May 1 Dr Wirth minister of finance in the old ministry begins the formation of a new German cabinet to succeed the Fehrenbach Simons ministry. Wirth is identified as a Centrist figure guiding the process as Berlin reports a government reshuffle.
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Berlin
Fehrenbach-Simons
Wirth
Finance
France Prepares for Possible German Rebuff on Rhine
Paris reports that despite Berlin’s signals toward accepting the allied indemnity ultimatum, France will keep sending troops into the Rhine occupation zone. The 1939 class will not be demobilized until 1921 is ready, as France fears Bavaria may balk on disarmament. The cabinet meets Friday amid warnings about Upper Silesia and Friday the thirteenth’s portent.
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Newton C. Parke
International News Servic
Paris
Berlin
Germany
War Office
Rhine
Bavaria
France
Ruby
Reichswehr
Upper Silesia
Parades Under Debate Over Disorder Concerns
A city councilman proposes banning follow-the-parade behavior after a chaotic street scene. Officials argue the measure targets disorder while some constituents claim it restricts public expression and parade enjoyment.
Fractured Arm From Accident At Plant
Thomas Brown of Crawford Avenue is listed at Stenago Valley Hospital with a fractured right arm after an accident at the American Sheer and Winphie plant Monday night. He is reported to be progressing as well as could be expected while recovering from the injury.
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Thomas Brown
Crawford Avenue
Stenago Valley Hospital
Ain
Private Session To Discuss Fate Of Two Officers
Mayor S A Barnes announced a private council meeting this Tuesday afternoon to decide the future of Police Officers Bud Fleeger and John Moore as the ten day suspension ends today. If not extended they would resume work Wednesday evening. the chief’s investigation and report to council are pending with officials silent.
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S. A. Barnes
Bud Fleeger
John Moore
Wneither
New York City
Council
Denver Bad Man Cheri Captured At Erie
International News Service reports Cheri, alleged western and bank robber, will depart Erie at midnight for Denver in custody of Detective George M. Sandera. He is wanted for the Stockyards National Bank holdup in Denver, where $23,000 was taken, with additional alleged robberies in Minneapolis and Hutchinson, Kansas, and a $4,006 theft at Union Station in Denver.
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International News
Erie
Cheri
Denver
George M. Sandera
Stockyards National Bank of Denver
Minneapolis
Coo Hutchingan
Kas
Quash Indictment for Technical Omission in Chicago
The murder indictment against Frank Piano Jr. was quashed by Judge David in criminal court due to omission of two letters Jr from the indictment. Attorneys argued the victim named in the charge was unclear, and court attaches admitted the father may never be tried for the crime.
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Jidlec National News Service
Chicago
Frank Piano
Big Son
Frank Piano, Jrr
David
Frank
Pinang
Tun Paniang
Teal Dealers Association Closes Offices Midweek
Members of the Teal Dealers Association close their offices for a Wednesday afternoon session. The closure lasts until November, delaying usual operations for the group.
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Anepran
The
Teal
Dealer's Association
Middle aged romance ends in death pact in Chicago
Mrs Mabel Thomas and Nicholas Miller, a 45 year old furniture dealer, were found dead in Miller's apartment after Miller shot by Mrs Thomas who then killed herself by gas. The pair had lived together 18 months and planned marriage but jealousy and debt notes preceded the tragedy.
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Iuntternational News Service
Chicago
Mabel Thomas
Nicholas Miller
Miller
Thomas
Directors Named For Legion Home Association Formed
Formal organization of the Legion Home association occurred Monday evening at City hall. Directors named include D. Long Walter Reynolds James Dennis John Hopkins Charles Young William Ferrer A Love W Steen and F Wand. Charles Young is president Walter Reynolds secretary Scott Long vice president and John Kennedy treasurer. The charter was accepted and by laws adopted. Plans to take over Wallace property at N Jefferson and Falls Streets follow, with remodeling by ex service men. Ho Fenton Ingamor, Hast Falls street, vacationing from Penn State College.
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Legion Home Association
D. Long
Walter 8. Reynolds
James J. Dennis
John I. Hopkins
Charles H. Young
William E. Ferrer
Love
Frank W. Wand
Scott D. Long
Walter S. Reynolds
John D. Kennedy
Veterans of Foreign Wars
John J. Hopkins
American Legion
Charles
Young
Waller
Reynolds
P. Emery
The
Thieves Steal Gas From Princeton Garage Tank
Sunday night thieves broke the lock off five gasoline tanks at G. A. Boyd’s Princeton garage and pumped out about 150 gallons. Sheriff Boyd and his son went to Butler to secure a trooper and organize a local search. A five gallon milk can found near the garage led officers to a man residing in Valencia, Butler county, but no arrest followed.
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G. A. Boyd
Sheriff Boyd
Princeton
Butler
Blala
Valencia
Butler County
Yankees Not To Participate In Allied Invasion
The United States will not send troops to fight in Upper Silesia or in any Allied advance into Germany. Officials stressed Washington will not join wartime offensives, and the U.S. remains not a signatory to Versailles, focusing on pacification rather than military action.
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Henry T. Allen
Rhine
Tutle
CSS
Germany
Professor's Son Kills Himself in Boston Back Bay
Paton McGilvray 30 son of a philosophy professor at Wisconsin was found dead with four bullet wounds in a Back Bay alley. Medical Examiner Geary ruled death by own action after no motive could be proved. An encouraging letter from his father was found in his pocket. Also four cases of tuberculos is reported and several measles and mumps cases listed in city health report.
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International News Services
Boston
Paton McGilvray
University of Wisconsin
Back Bay
Geary
McGilvray
Harding To Forward Message To Kiwanis
President Harding invited to the Kiwanis convention in Cleveland on June 22. A committee led by Dr. George T. Harding Jr. of Columbus and Edward Arris of Ohio extended the invitation. He likely cannot attend but will send a message to the convention.
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International News Service
Washington
Harding
Cleveland
George T. Harding, Jr
Columbus
Edward Arris
Ohio
Government Agents Track Bogus Postal Money Order Ring
Federal agents pressed round up efforts to seize a nationwide gang counterfeiting postal money orders. A Cleveland woman and three men were arrested with more detentions pending disclosure. The scheme yielded about 250000 dollars in forged orders across Chicago Cincinnati and New York theaters.
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International News Service
New York
Cleveland
Salling
Chicago
Cincinnati
Invasion May Be Unnecessary, French Opinion
Paris reports in official circles today that occupation of the Ruhr by Allied troops may not be necessary at present. Berlin advices strengthen the impression that Germany will accept the indemnity ultimatum, per Foreign Office officials.
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Noc
Parke
International News Service
Paris
Ruhr
Germany
al- Hed
Berlin
Foreign Office
Slacker escape inquest and multiple grisly incidents reported
News briefs describe Carl Herman of Portsmouth blowing up after a pocket ignition, layoffs at Sharon Pressed Steel, Mastalsky drowned in a Johmstown reservoir, Oscar Hennecamp found murdered, Harmon Bell shot at Cumberland, Nelon Shues killed by a car, and political tension around Grover Cleveland Bergdoll with a note on Colonel John Brant and the slacker escape inquiry.
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Nelon Shues Af
Bellefonte
Washington
9 TV
Langerous
Grover Cleveland
John Brant
Congressional Committee
Tergiell
Ioole
Hunt
Borgdoll
Erie Court Rules Women Ineligible For Jury Service
Erie Pa May 10 Judge Bouton quashed the indictment against Mayor Miles B Kitts finding women are not eligible to serve on grand or petit juries The case was sent to the state superior court for opinion The indictment stemmed from a vice investigation in Erie with seven women on the grand jury including a foreman Anrust Rossiter challenged the verdict arguing the 19th Amendment does not grant jury rights to women in Pennsylvania
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Erie
Grand and Petit Jury
Bouton
Miles B. Kitts
Superior Court
Kitts
Rossiter
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Benton
Anrust
Tragic Fifth Street Fire Claims Four Trembly Boys
Four Trembly youths aged 2, 14, 19 and 3 die in a North Cambridge Boston blaze. Firefighters rescue Edna Violet and Leonard as the family loses Ledger Ernest Warren Trembly. authorities report the home fire trapped them on the third floor.
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Boston
Msi
Syhe
Local plant workers report restart at Bomwood facility
Notes indicate thorts and employes at the Bomwood plant of the Wheeting Steal Corporation returned to work yesterday as one blast furnace resumed operations. Other items report a Donora brewery plant sale to Monessen Pore bee company and a sheriff sale affecting local business.
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Thorts
Bomwood
Wheeting Steal Corporation
Benywood
Ponera Brewing Copany
Donora
Monessen Pore Bee Company
Second Annual Radiology Society Convention Attended
Dr Cooper from North Street plans to attend the second annual convention of the Radiological Society of North America in Boston. He attended the first convention last year and notes the new society is expanding rapidly across the country.
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Desse KR. Cooper
North Street
Radiological Society of North America
Boston
Dr. Cooper
Firenvention
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