Revoke License Of Autoist Who Breaks Ethics
Harrisburg reports the highway department revoked Emil Kessler’s license after his conviction for failing to aid after striking Robert King’s vehicle. Several others convicted of motor law violations were placed on a one year blacklist, losing licenses. Named offenders include Lago Struthers Mahoning Ohio. Sun day Philadelphia. Caughan Philadelphia. Byrd Chester. Godlewski Philadelphia. Harker East Conemaugh. Jones Greenville. Powell Berlin. Masela Blair County. Haggas Philadelphia.
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Cinternational News Service
Harrisburg
Highway Department
Emil Kessler
Carly
Delaware County
Robert
King
John Lago
Struthers
Mahoning County
Ohio
Charles Sunday
Columbia Ave
Philadelphia
Harry Caughan
North Sixth Su
Marie Byrd
Chester
John Godlewski
Maercer St
Wm. Harker
East Conemaugh
Thomas D. Jones
Greenville
John Powell
Berlin
Bergdoll Warned by Stars Not to Go to France
Washington May 12 The stars urged Grover Cleveland Bergdoll not to head to France warning he would return a corpse. This explains why the Philadelphia heir dodged the draft and served time as a deserter, according to Justice agent J J O’Conor who testified before the congressional committee probing his escape to Germany.
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T. N. Sandifernternational & Service
Washington, D. C
the Stars
Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll
France
John J. O'Conhor
Department of Justice
Germany
Church Treasurer Flees To Marry Waitress In New Jersey
International News Service reports in New Brunswick that Shubel W K Liver church treasurer vanished with 3200 in Liberty bonds of the First Reformed church and wed 19 year old Adele Gouin in Greenwich Conn. while his wife remains unaware. A warrant charges misappropriation of church bonds.
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International News Service
New Brunswick
N. 3
Shubel
Liver
Adele Gouin
First Reformed Church
Siver
Grenwich, Conn
Gardeners Face Unseasonable Cold Snap
The fragment notes an early spring scene with onions and tomatoes in precarious growth. Mercury’s Sisty-one is mentioned and a date of May 12 is referenced, suggesting frost concerns and cautious gardening advice amid odd weather.
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Mercury
Process Servers Seek Florence Leeds In Stillman Divorce Scandal
Process servers target Florence Leeds as Mrs. Stillman’s lawyers prepare a second amended answer. James A. Stillman is to appear when witnesses are examined regarding alleged cohabitation in Garden City during 1917 to 1919 under an assumed name. Hearing before Referea Gleason is scheduled in a week.
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Sersational News Service
New York
Florentec Leeds
Stillman
Auto Thief Chased by Officers on Long Avenue
Officers John Young and Mike Connors pursued a car thief Thursday at 1:30 am on Long Avenue. Young fired two shots as the thief fled into woods near Arlington Avenue. the Ford roadster was recovered. Suspect believed local, license plates altered. the incident began near Shenango Tin Mill.
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John Young
Mike Connors
Long Avenue
Young
Cunningham's Woods
Arlington Avenue
Frank Johnston
Cochran Way
Shenango Tin Mill
Connor
Grimes Street
Connecticut Is Bigamists' Goal
Connecticut becomes a haven for bigamous marriages due to its statutes. Shubel K. Siver of New Brunswick and Adele Gonin, 19, wed under state rules while Siver’s long-term wife remained. Other cases cited include Herbert An ewsbrok, J. Merrit Late, and Mark Stanley, highlighting cross state nuptial maneuvers and separations.
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International News Service
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Shubel K. Siver
New Brunswick
N. J
Adele Gonin
Love Nest
Herbert Thornton Anewsbrok
Greenwich
J. Merrit
Fer Hig
Supreme Court
Stamford
Conn
Two Hundred Delegates Here For Convention
Over 200 women attend the forty sixth annual Shenango Presbyterian meeting at Central Presbyterian church. Sessions continue today and tonight with two on Friday and a closing tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. George NeClelland opens, with greetings by Mrs. Alice Rhodes and response by Mrs. Jennie Fass. Minutes read by Mrs. W. L. Woodford. Miss M. Josephine Petria, delayed by a conference in Meadville, will speak this evening. Reports include Freedmen work by Mrs. K. C. Hayes, literature by Miss May Gordon, temperance by Mrs. Anna Bell, and missionary education by Mrs. Ina McCullough. Mrs. J. E. McCleery chairs the stewardship committee. (Continued On Page Two)
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Shenango Presbyterian Society
Central Presbyterian Church
George NeClelland
Alice Rhodes
Jennie Fass
W. L. Woodford
M. Josephine Petria
The
Home Board
Meadville
Erie
K. C. Hayes
May Gordon
Anna Bell
Sara Dana Falls
Ina McCullough
Missionary Education
Alra
E. McCleery
Stewardship
Contract Signed For Junior High Enclosure
The contract for building the junior high school enclosure was signed by bidder H. M. Seisel of Milwaukee. The bond guaranteeing the work per specifications awaits board approval, likely at Friday’s special meeting at the North Street building. Seisel plans to move quickly and has most equipment in the Pittsburgh district ready for rapid progress this summer.
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Shell
H. M. Seisel
Milwaukea
Wis
H. M. Mar. Quis
North Street
Setser
Pittsburgh
Please Sign On Grass Plot At Trinity Church
A New Castra resident posts a large sign reading Please on a grass plot opposite Trinity church on Falla street. The sign, placed to deter trespassers, amuses passersby yet underscores the owner’s courteous approach to securing property.
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Trinity Church
Falla Street
Great Britain Faces Acute Industrial Crisis
London reports show Britain’s industrial crisis worsening toward possible revolution. Inflamatory agitators stir unrest among reservists as a general strike looms. A Commons deputation pressed Premier Lloyd George for drastic action against alleged alien fomenters.
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Babicates
International Hews Service Staff Cor
London
Great Britain
House of Commons
Lloyd. George
Dr Ellen Potter to Speak Here Saturday
Dr Ellen Potter, connected with the state health department at Harrisburg, will address a health meeting Saturday afternoon at three o clock in the WG A. She has spoken here before before and drawn large audiences.
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Ellen Potter
Pateter
State Health Department
Harrisburg
Akron Trolley Strike Ends After Arbitration Pact
Akron reports resumption of N orth ern Ohio traction operations this morning after a weeklong tie up over wage cuts. Under a truce the workers return pending arbitration, accepting an 18 percent wage reduction. Line wages now 44 57 and 50 cents, and interurban wages 50 53 and 55 cents per hour.
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International News Service
RON. O
Uars
Nothern Ohio Traction
Germany can pay if the will is there says officials
Officials in Washington after reviewing Germany’s trade figures concluded that Germany could meet its Allied debts without crippling its economy if it truly desired. The State Department’s study notes Germany’s healthy growth and ongoing activity despite the burdens, implying payment is feasible with willpower.
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State Department
Germany
Farm Agent Dale Promotes County Farming Inquiry
The farm agent Norman describes his current work in the farming districts of the county. He concentrates on circulating among residents to promote the farming inquiry and assist during the busy season when his role is most needed. He plans to continue these efforts for some time to help farmers effectively.
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Norman
Tarming
Diserter
Senior class hears talk on career options in education
A speaker addressed the senior class at the high school this morning. He outlined the advantages and opportunities presented in the fields of educational and vocational training work.
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Kace Stata Normal
Coaldale Fire Destroys Major Coal Breaker
A fire destroyed Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company No 8 breaker at Coaldale Pennsylvania causing losses over a million and a half dollars. Firefighters evacuated workers from the night shift as crews fought hot flames and with powderhouses risking explosion. the modern breaker produced about 1706 tons daily and the blaze would put over 2000 men out of work.
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International News Service
Coaldale
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
A&b
Heated Election Campaign North Italy Drives Parliament Race
NOME May 12 The most heated political campaign Italy has known in years moves over the kingdom today and will culminate in general election for parliament Sunday. The Fascisti, a nationalist group set up since the war, concentrate their assault against socialists and communists. Supporters of the Giolitti government claim to have a working majority in the next chamber.
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4Nder
Sergiosy Nome
Italy
Fascisti
Fia Fhe
Pexy Chamber
Americans Adopt European Babies
American families have adopted several European infants and will travel to New York to meet the children before departure. The adoptions, arranged through Mevational News Service, Hyton, involve babies from Rathanda and Setharpton, with a Saturday departure planned.
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Mevational News Service
Lonuon
Ittaen
United States
New Yorke
Suile Fron Setharpton
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Lumber Yard and City
A May 12 fire in Youngstown started at 1:10 am in Parish brothers lumber yard near Decker and Commerce streets. The blaze spread to North street and toward the Erie Railroad tracks, consuming 12 buildings and causing an estimated million dollars in damages. Authorities suspect incendiary origin, but no definite cause is known. A taxi driver alerted the fire department at 1:19 am, and crews battled the flames as the uncontained lumber yard contents burned rapidly.
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Youngstow
Parish Brothers Lumber Yard
Decker and
Commerce Streets
West Federal
North Street
Erie Railroad
Policewomen Seek Equal Pay for City Officers
Policewomen on the Pittsburgh force press for pay parity with male officers. A committee including Ida J Pagit, Taylor, Sarah McClanahan, Esther J Cronin, and Tenore Butterfield urged council to raise salaries to the first year level, arguing gender discrimination and calling for at least 115 dollars a month.
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Tional News Services
Pittsburgh
Ida J. Pagit
Taylor
Sarah. McClanahan
Esther J. Cronin
Tenore C. Butterfield
Fragmented News Snapshots From A Misread Page
The readable text notes a Martinsburg shooting incident and a 75 year old New Philadelphia man fined for drowning while attempting to swim. It mentions a dog owner notice, a garage find of clothing, and a 1930s style convention where a national merchants group chose to push on with a campaign.
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Stars
Arthur Mometer
Florence
Leeds
Connors
Southside
Mark Stanley
Wallace Avenue
Youngstown
Williane Stankard
Sentes
Akron
Indenming
George AL Holmes
Star
Washingto
Sr Hae Ca
Piltsburgh
Charles HL Beats
Martinsburg
Wey
Marz Francis Jeacs
Robin
Agal 75
New Philadelphia
William Somes
Wo Vial
Utah
Charies
Nour
Farrell Offleialx Tine
Mog
Premiaos
Chicago
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