Albert Street Public School Contract Is Let
The Albert Street Public School contract was awarded to local contractor CG W Lusk for 61719 dollars, lowest bid, with completion by October 1. Plumbing goes to R T Withers Sons Co for 6689 dollars, heating by Barnes and Clark for 8913, and electrical by Marvin Hlaetrie Co for 31695. Bids varied widely as bidders offered reductions for October 1 completion. many out of town bidders participated and bids were discussed at length.
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CG. W. Lusk
Albert Street
Thayer
R. T. Withers Sons Co
Barnes and Clark
Marvin Hlaetrie Co
Haywood accused of embezzling funds from I W W
International News Service reports Roy Martin charging William D. Haywood fled to Russia to avoid about 35000 in I W W defense committee funds. He faults disorganized books and auditors. Martin says Haywood may never return as the group struggles to cover $15000 in bonds.
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International News Service
TOAGG
William D
Big Bill
Martin
Maywood
Haywood
Russia
Fale
Stray Verse On Fashion Rule And Straw Bonnet
A fragmentary poem mocks fashion dictates for May fifteenth straw bonnets. It notes the sun rise and a single meeting before closing, highlighting playful critique of style norms.
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Tata
Bring Your Wallet Along Says Mayor on Parking Fines
The mayor declares today the last day of leniency for petty traffic violators. A list of individuals facing fines includes Charles F. Wilson W J McBride and many others across streets such as West Washington North Mill and Delaware avenues, as the police drive against violations intensifies.
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Barnes
Charles F. Wilson
W. J. McBride
West Washington Street
McGrath
North Mill Street
T. Jacobs
South Mercer Street
W. T. Montgomery
Washinglon Street
Co. F. Morrow
Wampum
Ibwa English
South Bay Street
B.C. Barrett
Mitton Street
Edgar Phillips
Delaware Avenue
H. M. Sirk
Moory Avenue
E. G. Chapman
Cumberland] Avenue
Eb, J. Kane
Easbbrook
Libert West
K. Mackelroy
Adams
Mytehisaon
Gritom
New Castle
Charles DeCarbo
Maitland Street
CB. Roberts
Ridge Street
M. Lang
Washington Street
H. A. Siller
Wawer Avenue
Roy Frazer
Explosion on Army Patrol Boat in Hoboken Harbor
Army patrol boat Number 46 exploded near Army Pier No 4 in Hoboken today. Two or three crew members were missing, one man rescued, two others hospital bound with serious injuries. The burning vessel drifted to the North River as fire crews fought the blaze. the incident is being treated as an accident.
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North River
Hoboken City
Jltile Hope
Aquitania Sails Despite Steward Strike for New York
The Cunard liner Aquitania departed Liverpool for New York shortly after 1 p.m. today amid a strike by stewards and other crew members. The ship set course as labor unrest disrupted onshore operations and prompted limited crew actions aboard.
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Liverpool
New York
Steward C8
Still Need Some School Teachers
There are many open teaching and supervisory positions in country school districts. High school teachers are needed at Princeton Plaingrove Yoland and Enon plus a principal and assistant principal at Wampum high school. Districts seek to appoint their teaching staff soon and some vacancies are hard to fill especially those far from the central travellines of the county.
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Princeton
Plaingrove
Yolant
Enon
Wampum High School
SONS OF VETERANS MEET RECRUIT NEW CAMP MEMBER
Oscar L. Jackson Camp No 249 Song of Veterans met last night and transacted general business. One new member was mustered into the camp. Plans were formed for the uniform rank to participate in Memorial Tour exercises.
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Sons OF Veterans
Oscar L. Jackson
Song of Veterans
Parkind Panen
Machine Gun Battles Ravage Sprigg Amid Tug River Fight
Reports from Williamson West Virginia describe Sprigg under heavy machine gun fire with miners fighting along the Tug river front. Attacking forces aim to prevent trooper and deputy concentrations as casualties rise and reinforcements are slowed by sniper fire along the highway.
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Internaciona
Servincy Williams
W. Va
Sprigg
Tug River
Williamson
Tug River Battle Front
Desuiltory
Aged Citizen Dies Suddenly After Street Car Ride
Adoniram Hazen aged 70 or more died after a Croton street car ride in this town. He lived at 397 Gravten avenue and succumbed to heart trouble in Dr R C Boak's office despite restoratives. Born in Harleys Mercer county he was a long time granary business man. Surviving are sons Harry Beaver Falls Clyde South Dakota Bruce at home and daughter Mrs Jane Carlton Ak ron. Funeral services will be announced later.
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Croton
Come Runh
Adoniram Hasen
Graten Avenue
R. C. Boak
Mr. Hazen
Harleys
Mercer County
Mary and
Lemuel Hazen
Lfe
Harry
Beaver Falls
Clyde
South Dakota
Bruce
Jane Carlton
Akron
First Baptist Church
Baby Boy Abandoned In Bronx Subway Waiting Room
An eight pound two hour old baby boy found in a black hand bag in a Bronx subway station waiting room. He was taken to a hospital where doctors say he will live. The incident is attributed to a heartless mother and is under police scrutiny.
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Qarkernational
Newnh Services
New York
Bronx
Read to Decide on Troop Move for West Virginia Kentucky
Washington May 14 Orders go to Major General W S Read commanding the Fifth Army Corps to dispatch United States regulars into the battle zone of West Virginia and Kentucky when needed to preserve law and order. Governors Morgan and Morrow appealed to President Harding and Secretary Weeks for troops to quell disturbances in the Mingo coal fields. President Harding’s stance was to be announced on page two.
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Read
International Mreve Bervierd
Washington
Fifth Army Corps
United States
West Virginia
Kentucky
Harding
Weeks
Mingo
Morgan
Morrow
White House
Two Injured In Motorcycle Accident On South Side
Martin Kastner of Court street and Mike Roth of Sciota street were injured at 12 10 am when their motorcycle struck a sand pile on South MIL street near Home and was knocked against a passing street car. Kastner had a broken rib and severe bruises while Roth sustained facial and neck bruises, a chin injury, and a left ankle scrape. The riders said the sand pile was unlit. They were treated at Dr Popp's office and sent home.
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Martin Kastner
Auto Kills Child Woman Is Held Manslaughter Charge
Mrs Harrie Davis of Rochester New York was held under $1500 bail on a manslaughter charge after her car crashed on a sidewalk at St Clair killing seven year old child of Michael Benschick and Louis Ereeshon of Buffalo who were with her. Davis also held on $1000 bail as a witness.
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International News Se
Pots III
Harrie Davis
Rochester
N. Y
Davis
St. Clair
Michael Benschick
Louis Ereeshon
Buffaig
Mia
One License On Friday the 13th
At the prothonotary s office yesterday George Howard Keck of burg Pa and Elizabeth Herberg of this city secured a license to wed. Paul Glendale Ulam and Ganeil Edith Bowles, both of Ed wood City, were granted a license to wed today. Olive M Thompson, stenographer, filed a suit against Bacon Motors Corporation for 120 dollars wages from November 15 1926 to December 16 1920 and for special work from December 16 1920 to January 30 1921.
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Prothonotary's
Yesterda
George Howard Keck
Olive M.thompson
Iag
Bacon Motors Corporation
Vale Aed Ab
Daylight Saving Time Lets Girl Stay In Parlor Nightly
In New York on May 14 a court ordered George Manning to permit his niece to spoon in Manning's parlor until midnight daylight saving time. Manning protested that 11 pm was late enough, but Judge D D Aloia ruled the girl may have an extra hour in the parlor and must seek another lodging as soon as possible.
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New York
George Manning
Manning
D. D. Aloia
Pershing Given Unprecedented Power In New Role
International News Service reports that Congress favors a small regular army, placing a monumental burden on General Pershing. He is named chief of staff with broad authority and freedom to choose associates, aiming to recreate a strong American army of reserves for future war.
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International News Service
Washington
Congress
Pershing
France
General Pershing
Polish Cabinet Head to Resign Amid Confidence Vote
London dispatch reports the Polish parliament foreign affairs committee passed a vote of no confidence in the present government and Governor Sapieha is poised to resign. The move follows strong opposition led by Adelbert Korfunty signaling a potential overthrow of current ministers. A separate note mentions an arrest at Woodlawn in a related incident involving Dr Walter Gils.
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International News Service
London
Foreign Affairs Commission
Sapieha
Warsaw
Adelbert Korfunty
Death Record for Adoniram Hingei in Burien County
Brief death notice listing Adoniram Hingei in Worn township Burien county and Karnes Rodgers from Detroit Mirch Waynel Chestey Roeight Days along with Shengaego township. The fragmentary OCR conveys location and names but lacks clear dates or cause.
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Adoniram Hingei
Marindy
Murder Victim Found Along Road Believed Black Hand Case
The body of 23 year old Joe Christarelli of Youngstown was found lying face down in a blood pool along the state line road near New Bedford. Police say the murder appears to be the work of the Black Hand with 7 stab wounds and a throat cut. Identity was confirmed by an Italian army discharge and a tailor’s tab in the victim’s pocket. Evidence suggests robbery was not the motive. Local and county officials investigate across Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Joe Christarelli
Youngstown
Ohio
State Line
New Bedford
Black Hand
Theody
P. Caldwell
M. J. Young
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
Ohio-Pennsylvania
George Burrough
Attacks Reported in Matewan During Coal Conflict
Unconfirmed reports say Gunfire erupted in Matewan as attacking forces and sympathizers closed in on the town. Witnesses recount Sid Hatfield striking J. P. Smith with a ride tool near the Store Mountain Coal Company headquarters and demanding quick withdrawal to avoid harm.
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Mwan
Mineta
Sid Hatfield
J. P. Smith
Store Mountain Coal Company
Smith
Snapshots At News Fire Standard Tank Car Plant
Reports say the Standard Tank Car company will build 244 Cink cars at its Masur plant. Four enlisted men of the Seventh ordnance depot in Lawton were killed by a powder explosion yesterday. Howard A. Wilson of Washington suffered a fractured toe and other injuries in a automobile wreck near Washington. Bertha Seerest of Cincinnati, aged 85, was beaten to death. In a criminal court in Washington, Mat Matovich admitted arson and received a prison sentence. Chief of police of Finleyville was sentenced to 38 days for entering a house without a warrant. The Wayne Coal Company mines in the area will resume operations Monday, employing miners. Mrs Annie Beened of Meadmont was tied to a poker by a visitor and killed. Mrs Char Wibler of Nettaville is held in custody pending murder investigation. William J. Dietrich, former Atlantean school board member, faces charges of accepting a bribe.
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Annie Tieen
Mitten
Meadimont
Val
Chara Wibler
Nettaville
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Snark
Washington, Pa
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Cenneville, Ohie
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Che Peaientiney
Ia Muth
Fineleyville
Wayne Coal Company
Adve
Willian J. Dietrich
Atlentawm
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