Supreme Court Chief Justice White In Critical State
JURIST IN COMA DURING MORNING Doctors say Chief Justice White remains near death at Garfield Hospital after a bladder operation and a severe chill. Physicians reported little hope for survival as Mrs White and Justice McKenna kept vigil. The long ill health and recent surgery followed a demanding term for the court.
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Japan Considers Shantung Return To China
Reported plans from a secret colonial conference indicate general lines for returning Shantung to China. Siberian evacuation is also reportedly agreed, though concessions on withdrawal are requested. Foreign and war offices reportedly disagree and final settlement awaits accord.
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Dure SN. Parry
International News Service
Torio
Fanan
Shantung
China
Siberian
Siberia
Fragmented Verse About Spring and Verdant Trees
A mangled poem fragment discusses the breath of spring, comparing old and new verses from Ed. Gaest to Bunyon. It notes a praise of green spring and wet trees, mentioning cold winds and a line about temperatures near sixty five, amid garbled phrases.
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Bunyon
King's Daughters State Convention In Session Here
The twenty sixth annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Branch of the International Order of the King's Daughters and Sons opened at the First Methodist church with about 175 women present. Delegates and local members gathered after a six o'clock start, as officers received enthusiastic cheers. A Randolph circle prepared the dinner served by men from the Bible class in full dress. Purple and white marked the event, with continued reports expected on page two.
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Lloyd George Warns Poland and Small Nations Over Peace
London May 18 Premier Lloyd George warned Poland and other small nations not to break up the European peace. He said Britain cannot stand aside as the Paris treaty is trampled and urged a restraining hand to prevent further turmoil in Europe. The speech referenced Briand’s earlier remarks and criticized French press attitudes toward Allied terms and German protections.
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Victory Medals Now At Y. MLC. A
The victory medals of those who made application through Henry Luessen at the Y. M.C. A. are now at the Y and may be obtained by those who applied by seeing Mr Luessen. He has also sent a supply of victory trifctions for distribution. Mr and Mrs. William Medard of Allwood City were New Castle visitors yesterday.
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Henry Luessen
Y. M.C. A. Aire
Liuessen
William Medard
Allwood City
New Caastle
Letters Threaten Women Amid Battle Region Strikes
Striking miners erect barricades and expect massed attacks on mines and power houses near the Tag River Front. Reports from Williamson Va indicate dawn actions tomorrow, marking the Matewan massacre anniversary with anticipated intensified hostilities and renewed violence.
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Williamson
Tag River
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Brother Dies In Accident In Williamsburg Pennsylvania
Francis Reese learns of the death of her brother Karl W. Hanrutt age 31 of Williamsburg Pa from an accident yesterday. A road roller operator lost control on a steep hill and the machine crushed him. Rev and Mrs Reese travel to Williamsburg for funeral as survivors include parents and a brother and a sister.
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Demand Russia Release Yanks Seeks 7 Held in Soviet Punishments
Washington reports strong protests to Soviet Russia for the release of Americans held in Russian prisons under terrible conditions. State department notes only seven are definitively in this class, though about 100 are detained. Representations are being made to Moscow by Dr. Nansen, the Norwegian explorer.
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Russia
State Department
Moscow
Nansen
Simplified dancing plan meets student vote at Central High
At Harrisburg Central High School principal Severance presented simplified dancing guidelines. The proposal, aiming to remove clothing-related fashion terms and reduce dress complexities, drew a 5 to 195 vote against the measure.
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Kirl
Central High School
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Ao Onans
Ian
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Belloon
Expected cardinal to be announced soon
Vatican circles expect a new cardinal appointment with Archbishop Henna of San Francisco and Archbishop Glennon of St. Louis among the leading candidates. The move follows the late Cardinal Cithers and is anticipated to shape the archbishopric succession.
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Bal- Amare
Don Gibbang
Henna
San Francisco
Glennon
St. Louis
Cascade Park to Open Evening Pavilion for Dance Season
Multi colored light shafts over water falls set the scene as Cascade Park prepares for a busy season. The drawing pavilion will open to New Castle residents with Loocenic to dance, promising the best dance orchestra in Neo Cuest te. May Parting at Cascade marks a peak event with ongoing preparations and community excitement.
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Man in Central Park Shoots Self as Girard Watches
New York May 18. A man in Central Park fired a shot to kill himself after a bystander, James Austin, watched in shock. The unidentified man used a gun held to his head and pulled the trigger. The scene shocked Austin who could not intervene. The victim has not been identified.
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New York
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Centrak Park
Austin
Death Record for Martha Arnamphelt Mes
Obituary notice lists Martha Arnamphelt Mes of Teplena Avenue and Leo Migkey of Pittsburgh. Funeral arrangements and related details follow standard obituary notices in local papers.
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Martha Arnamphelt
Teplena Avenue
Leo Migkey
Pittsburgh
Toledo Girl Held In Connection With Bond Robbery
Miss Wanda Urbatis of Toledo is held in connection with an $885,000 Toledo mail robbery after alleged confession by Anthony Gorek of New Chi ciana Ind He claimed the bonds were given by Urbatis in a chance meeting on a train near Englewood Illinois The pastor allegedly opened a package and sought money for starving parishioners from the coupons A chase traced the bonds to the pastor and attempts to sell coupons occurred in Chicago and nearby suburbs
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Toledo
Anthony Gorek
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Englewood
Chi- Cao
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Volodo
Avier
Chierage
Disarmament Move Likely Under Borah Amendment Push
International News Service reports a Borah amendment attached to pending navy proposals may curb the president and prompt a White House conference to seek disarmament. Supporters stress Senate leverage. critics call the plan an obstacle to disarmament.
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J. Kart Campiel A
International News Service
Wasutington
Navy
Will Witteh
Cuibhorige
Harding
Senate
Sue
Neitharawal
Views on love and marriage reach ruinous standard
Fragmentary foreword notes in New York about fashion and social fallout. The item references a bishop and addresses a disrupted social order, hinting at moral concerns and shifting norms without clear details.
Former Cabinet Member Lane Dies in Rochester
Franklin K. Lane, former secretary of the interior in Woodrow Wilson's cabinet, died in Rochester Minnesota after a two year battle with heart disease. He had sought treatment in Minneapolis and at the Sanatorium for Men before his death at 4 30 this morning, with arrangements planned for a New York funeral service.
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International News Service
Rochester
Minn
Mayrik
Franklin K. Lane
Wilson
Jane
Minneapolss
Yn Brothers
Cartail
Railroad Wage To Be Lowered
Labor board decision prompts anticipated wage cuts for railroad workers. Observers say the move hinges on peace efforts and may affect labor relations nationwide.
Fragmented notes of local events and incidents
An assortment of distorted items covers bills signed by Governor Sproul, a Sharon resident finding contaminated dish, a copper discovery claim, laborers warned of price cuts, subscription failures for a war fund, a forest fire destroying doves near Altoona, a Erie teacher acquitted of assault, a grave illness, and a Mahoning County grand jury convening to consider cases involving two Black men amid a tense postwar era.
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