Uniform Traffic Signals In U S Drawing Nearer
A May 7 dispatch reports progress toward nationwide uniform traffic signals. Delegates discuss speed limits, driver restrictions, pedestrian safety, and standardization as Detroit and New York outline systems. White illuminated arrows will convey road rules without words to aid motorists nationwide.
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U. S
Cleveland
Washington
W. Slausen
Chie Collins
Chicago
Uney Enright
New York
Paoles
Rutledge
Detroit
Coleman
Manhattan Island
Gerous
England darkened by unwashed windows, says architect
England's buildings are ten percent darker than they would be if their windows were washed, Percy Waldram told the Royal Institute of British Architects. He warned the public of the impact of dirty windows on light and energy in homes and offices.
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International News Service
London
Mary
England
Percy Waldram
Royal Institute of British Architects
General Mangin Buried With Military Honors in Paris
Paris May 11 General Charles Mangin hero of Verdun died Tuesday and was buried today with full military honors in Montparnasse Cemetery A requiem mass was held at the Chapel of Invalides where Napoleon rests Former Premier Clemenceau gave the only oration noting he was a great soldier Mangin commanded American divisions in the Soissons Rheims offensive in 1918 and his funeral procession included two regiments of infantry and cavalry.
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International
Paris
Charles Mangin
Verdun
Montfarnasse Sanctery
Chapel of Invalides
Napoleon
Clemenceau
Yeserda
Mangin
Chopin
France
Soissons-Rheims
American Settler Threatens Canada Warned by Prelate
Dr A E Lloyd Episcopal Bishop of Saskatchewan Canada warns England to colonize prairie provinces within ten years or risk losing Saskatchewan Alberta and Manitoba to foreign infiltration especially Americans. He calls for a permanent emigration agency and welcoming committees to increase British settlement, citing 50 000 English speakers already in his diocese.
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Harry R. Flory
International News Service
Star
London
A. E. Lloyd
Saskatchewan
Canada
England
Alberta
Manitoba
Prairie
Russia
Ontario
British Columbia
United States
Thifteen
Lima
Bishop's Diocess
Slippery Rock Local News Roundup
Mrs J B Studebaker recovers well after Shenango Valley Hospital operation and hopes to be home soon. Guy Meyers ill with tonsillitis and confined at home on New Castle street. Mr and Mrs W R Hines bought an upright piano. Mrs L D Kelster called on her brother John Crossman amid his serious illness following a Butler General Hospital operation. Boy Scouts screened Captain Blood in the normal chapel. fundraising continues for their summer trip. Grover Watson adds a new peanut roaster and popcorn popper to Lie Watson’s. Barber shop price hike approved 29 to 25 cents for shaves and 45 to 50 cents for haircuts. shops close Wednesdays for summer. Ralph Horseman and Teddy Staveyson visited New Castle for the Sells-Florm show.
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J. B. Studebaker
Shenango Valley Hospital
Guy Meyers
New Castle Street
W. R. Hines Hays
L. D. Kelster
John Crossman
Butler General Hospital
Captain Blood
Boy Scouts
Grover Watson
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Imade
Rome
Dally
Tady Attandant
Washington ST
Regent Theatre
General Mangin
Vetery
Lloyd
Express
Oxfords
Jilain
Sane
David SiVerman
New Castle
Ager
Lie Watson
Ralph Horseman
Teddy Stave Eyson
Sofia
Bulgaria
Tee Wuriliens Catales
South Mart
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