Cleveland Street Car Strike Sparks Vandalism and Police Action
About 3,000 workers walked out in Cleveland on Saturday after failed arbitration talks between the Municipal Traction company and the street car union. Cars were wrecked, windows broken, and police were deployed as crowds clashed with strikers and sympathizers, with injuries reported and patrols ordered on city streets.
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Cleveland
Freet Railway
Wen’s Uilon
Coek
Lee
Montcion Traction Company
Clevelar Vectric Railway Company
Tyar
Atriita
Cook
PaPeue
Municipal Tractions
I’ Wiion
Unlon
Wiera
Lakewew
Payne Divenee
Dennis
Lahaview
Moan Street
Stritera
Lakeview Barns
Fred
Hila Woonan
Ity
Clity Avenue
Moway
Ter
Kohler
Malo
Tels
Muntelpai Traction Company
Soren
Barry to Be Ring Side Monday Night in New Castle
Boxing note from New Castle states Barry will attend the Coliseum bout between Tony Ross and George Gerbner Berry and will challenge the winner. Barry, a noted Ipoxer, was reported Saturday to be at ringside and eager to meet the victor, a match that excites locals familiar with his reputation.
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Barry
Huw Harry
Baming Burns
Jack
Johinston
Colfred Inco
Burns
New Castle
Andy
Big Batte
Coliseum
Tony Ross
George Gardner Berry
Ravivel
Barry Saturay
Ross
Rousel Barry
Dustol
Tost Clin
Prominent Masons Visit for Royal and Select Degree
Friday a large gathering of Hiram council No. 4 Royal and Select Masons hosted masons from Altoona Munhall Pittsburg and more. The super-excellent Master Mason degree was exemplified with 20 candidates and a banquet afterward for about 100 attendees.
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Hiram Council
Royal
John Merry Lape
Altoona
Moat Pulasant
Grand Council of
Pennsylvania
Charles M. Dotinstane
Munhall
Right Pulasant
August Daub
Pittsburg
Duin
Wallace
Grand Council
Pittsberg
Grownville
Sharon
Conneaut
Youngstown
DuBola
Homestead
Judge Porter to Hold Court Session Monday
Judge Porter will convene court Monday morning. Key cases include George Collins seeking restraining relief against Hovony and the Noshannock Mack and Tile Co of Velah. The matter involves a claim of temporary injunction to bar construction for use by foreigners on leased property. The Locke tax indictments and a quash motion by Winternitz are also on the docket with representation by District Attorney Young.
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Porter
Tes- Hovony
George Collins
Noshannock Mack and Tile Company
Vela
Collins
Locke
New Castle
Young
Tnt
Lightning strikes workshop near paper mill
A workshop owned by Albert Carlson near the paper mill was struck by lightning during a noon storm. The blaze was quickly put out by twelve or more neighbors, causing little damage. The report also notes Roosevelt’s scheduled radio signal for the St Louis charity fair opening, and the Struthers high school commencement set for May 29.
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Albert Carlson
Paper Sal
Washington
Roosevelt
St. Louis
Methodists in Washington Attend American University Event
In Washington on May 18 a large Methodist conference was hosted with visitors to American University. Leaders spoke at a national capital gathering under church auspices, with remarks from several ministers and a focus on faith and unity amid broader religious signals.
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Illington
Dore Ihancasion
Marines
Howme
Dulugated
Ha Methodist
Valtimore
Picate
Ie Prudent
Hon
Hospital Notes on Freshly Dent and Statutory Health
Fragmentary report notes an unnamed patient, possible head injury, with reference to Roosevelt receiving the start Fridas at an asphalt works. The text is garbled, leaving unclear names, places, dates, or outcomes.
Thaw Appears Nervous on Court Day as Sanity Opinion Hangs
Worried and restless Harry Thaw entered Morsehauser's courtroom with a nervous demeanor ahead of a pivotal hearing. Attorney Graham coaches him while Dr. Evans, touted for his brain storm fame, is questioned about Thaw's sanity. the judge prepares to call Thaw to the stand amid ongoing cross examination and hints of adjournment.
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Luby United Press
Poughkeepsie
Harry Thaw
Junice
Morsehauser
Jerome
Attommers
Graham
Ag Boon
Hack
Evans
Matteawan
Wea
Heavy Loss At South Omaha Fire
South Omaha Nebraska fire at the Omaha Packing plant and Crdahy Porting company caused about 1 250 000 and 290 000 in losses respectively. Five firemen were trapped by debris but rescued. several remain in serious condition.
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Tatler Presa
South Omaha
Neb
Deay Oy
Omaha Packing Company
Crdahy Porting Company
Large euchre and reception at St Fateick's church
The Indies of St Fateick's church in the seventh ward hosted a large euchre and reception on North Mill street Friday evening. About 150 attendees enjoyed six hand euchre and dancing afterward. Prizes went to Mrs John Stulian for a silver jewel case and Hugh Daugherty for a handkerchief.
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Gilmore Fall
North Mill Street
Man Sought in Swiped Money Order Case at Greenville
Post master John Dennison of Jamestown sought police help in Greenville on May 14 to locate a foreigner who cashed a 300 dollar money order. A later message claimed the order was altered by the same man. police arrested someone who proved innocent.
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Greenville
John Dennison
Jamestown
Polles
Dennison
Hartolowa
Tuul
Mothers Day Observance At Seventh Oath Presbyterian
Mothers' day will be observed at the Seventh Oath Presbyterian Church on Sunday with an appropriate sermon by the pastor Rev. W. Keith. Attendees are requested to wear a white carnation.
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Mr. W. Keith
Thore
Banquet Honoring Pennsylvania Old Employes in Youngstown
A Pennsylvania railroad old employes banquet was held in Youngstown with W A Reitzell as guest of honor. About a dozen long service workers, with 30 to 49 years at the company, gathered in the Lawrence Place private dining room to recall early railroad days. Hosted by W M Wardrop and Andrew G Murphy, the event featured a festive atmosphere and showcased enduring loyalty to the railroad.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Lawrence Ply
The
W. A. Reitzell
Youngstown
Inis Raiiroad Compa
W. M. Wardrop
We Pennsylvania Company
Andrew G. Murphy
We A. Rellell
J. Perry
Youngstowm
W. W. Perry
New Castle
S.C. Gillespie
G. H. NcKinley
New Caelle
A. G. Paisley
New Cathy
Bingham
Erie
FB. Kennedy
Arto
Cp. Diefenderfer
N. L. Copenhefer
Sharon
Andrey Murphy
de Ovler
Mdatt
Wardrop
Mr. Murphy
Four Butter Men Charged With Selling Oleomargarine Case
Pure Food Agent Miller filed four informations against Robert Wylne A Bonna J L McCormick and others for selling oleo to Miss Jameson on April 11. Reese and Spencer face second offense penalties with fines up to 500 and possible imprisonment. hearings set for next Wednesday. The Pure Food Department will not allow settlements and will pursue conviction or acquittal.
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Miller
Robert Wylne
A. Bonna
J. L. McCormick
Pure
BE. D. Miller
Mayne
John A. Reese
J. W. Sponcer
Kease and Spencer
J. Jameson
Pure Food Department
Reese and Spéncer
Aelling Oles
Uoder
D Miller
Hubert Wrete
East Side
Uutter
Figs
Miss Jameson
A. Donna
Henry Bouma
A. Tou
J. L. Moy Cormick
Grening
Cie Agaist
Reese and
Spencer
Ti Wna
Supreme Cour
Belated Rebellion Crackdown Across Unnan Province
May 76 report from Perkin describes reinforcements ordered to Unnan to crush a growing uprising. Viceroy Helin misread rebel strength as Meng-Tse falls, Llan-Pa captured, and Gov forces unable to prevent further advances. Rebels slaughter suspected sympathizers. foreign aid contested amid anti-foreigner sentiment.
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Perkin
Unnan
Helin
Meng- Tse
Llan-Pa
Lian-Fu
Indo-China
Gao-Kai
Harvard and Yale Athletes Poised for Major Dual Meet
Boston May 16 Yale and Harvard athletes show confidence ahead of the 17th annual dual meet at Cambridge. Both teams expect a close score with conditions ideal for an outdoor event. Yale trainers reported cautious optimism as their sprinter bearing potential injury concerns.
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Harvard
YALE
Boston
Thors
Cambridge
Mervard
Fie
Mack
Stoyeng
Aklthe
Walter A Wyckoff Dies at Princeton
Walter Augustus Wyckoff assistant professor of political economy at Princeton University died at his home. Born 1885 in India, he studied social conditions and labor, traveled nationwide studying workers, and authored The Workers The East and The Workers The West. He earned Princeton degrees and held many academic honors.
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Princeton
Walter Augustus Wyckoff
Princeton University
Prof. Wyckoff
India
Princetum
Fiend murders family in Wickatunk New Jersey crime shocks town
A farm family, William Shepard and wife with their servant Miss Jennie Bendy, were found slain on their Wickatunk farm. Their one year old child was wounded but alive. A foreign farm hand fled. a posse searches the township for the unknown killer as the community reels in fear.
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United Press
Wickatunk
N. J
Meg IG
William Shepard
Jennie Bendy
Mattawan
Crimea
Shepard
Astairs
Mrs. Shepard
Examinations Held Today For Teachers In Public Schools
Examinations for the second and final part of the teachers’ exams in public schools were conducted today. Simultaneous tests for permanent tenure were held by teacher committees under Superintendent Kimes, paving the way to recommendations for the next term at the board of education meeting.
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Kimes
Band of Education
Fie
Plan to avert strike at Republic Co sparks wage talks
A government plan to prevent a strike by the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers redirects to a committee after two days of talks in Youngstown. Each mill would draft its own wage schedule and labor pact. If no agreement is reached by June 30, mills face shutdown. committee report due next Monday.
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Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tint
Special Service at St Vitus Church Schedule
Four ownsees will be held at St. Vitus Church Sunday at 5:30 7 and 10 30. An evening service will gather twenty phases of the city for a special service.
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ST. Vitus Church
St. Vitus
Eburel
Dewito
Jasiot
Free Lecture by Rev Woodbey at Soptislisc Hall
A noted colored author Rev Woodbey will speak at Soptsillisc Hall 21-2 East Washington Ti sib tect is Socialism wid Lis Wekition to tie Coloredd Paaply. Free admission Saturday May 23 at 3 o'clock with Whalen of First Baptist presiding. Special service at Second Baptist Green Street Chicago.
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Heavenlig
Genres Woodler
East
Washington Street
Whalen
Woodbey
First Baptist Church
Dog attacks in city cause injuries to several residents
A savage dog bit a little daughter of Mrs. Catherine Hineleks of Youngstown and injured Cromfish with two children and others including Mr. and Abs Sr. Nicklin of West Fallastroet yesterday. Dr. Whalen of 2nd Baptist Church was mentioned in connection with the incident.
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Mos
Catherine Hineleks
Youngstown
Waas
Artist destroys work worth 106000 in protest
Paris reports an artist damaged his creation valued at 106000 in defiant act during an exhibition setup. The destruction followed criticism of the piece’s quality and standard, with observers noting the artist aimed to convey a message about artistic integrity.
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