Officers Named At Convention Morning Session
Mrs Rae Muirhead re elected president of the Pennsylvania Branch of the King's Daughters at the morning session in the First Methodist church. Other officers elected include Mrs Horace Tompkins as vice president and Miss M Irene Bayer as recording secretary. Executive Board adds two New Castle women, with several Philadelphia and Lancaster members. A gift proposal for a 306 acre memorial rest home in Pike county was discussed, and Mrs Muirhead delivered the closing address urging devotion to a life centered on spiritual growth. The final session begins at 7:30 pm with Bible readings and music by local performers.
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Fred Derby
Narberth
Pennsylvania
The
King’s Daughters
First Methodist Church
Whis
Horace 4. Tompkins
Ebensburg
M. Irene Bayer
Pottstown
Lizzie Wagner
Asientown
New Castle
Memmbers
Mys
la S. Fulkerson
Frank F Mischer
O. J. Hillegas
Emma J. Natehins
L. T. Rathelt
Philadephia
F. HF
Ross
Scranton
Clara Ream
Lancaster
A. D. Taeier
Nazareth
G. BE. Graft
Willams- Wort
Matthew R. Davis
Kenneth Square
M. L. Maize
Gwynedd
John TB. Lewis
Bustleton
W. N. Leale
Connelsvill
Muirhead
Als
Rae Muirhead
J. J. Straton
E. I. Hutchins
James Moorehead
Zelienople
Etta Suckow
City to receive 1 acre park donation from resident
Councilman J. C. Norris announced a city resident will donate about one acre of land in the north hill district for park development. The donor awaits city commitment to a comprehensive park system as plans approved at Harrisburg have been sent here for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Norris
North Hill
Mr. Norris
Harrisburg
Help Needed for Local Charity Drive Speech
A plea asks readers to support a worthy cause by contributing milk and food. The writer urges immediate action, noting children in need and the chance to assist without delay. The message stresses generosity and community involvement to aid families with limited resources.
Veterans Help Police Fire in Tug River Front Battle
Several hundred volunteers from Williamson and Mingo county join Sheriff Pinson and Captain Brockus to aid police amid gunfire along the Tug River front. They are armed, with 460 citizens responding to pleas, while a Rawl area attack stirs alarms but yields no casualties.
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International News Service
Williamson
Rawl
A. G. Pinson
John Brockus
State Police
Mingo County
Necesaa
Raw
Sringe County
Capn Broceckus
Borderland
Waathuroy
Leekieview
Mervin
Iringtown
Sprigg
Alwarn
McCary
Blackberry City
Briand stands firm over Poland and Upper Silesia
Paris dispatch reports French Premier Briand refuses to retreat on strict Versailles line amid rising Anglo French tension over Poland and Upper Silesia. Lloyd George’s warning triggers debate in the chamber as Paris tests alliance loyalties and France’s defense posture.
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Ry Frank RL Mason
Iphonel
Mews
Berlin
Upper Silesia
Germany
Adelbert Korfanty
Lloyd-George
Aribiah
Greenzeitung
Worfanty
Upper Ailesia
Afroy
Upper Leaia
Paris
Briand
George
France
Poland
Chamber of Deputies
Great
Lloyd George
Alleged Slacker Taken At Reading
Reading Pa May 12 Paul Rohrbach of this city was adopted here today charged with evading the draft and desertion during the war. He resisted at Fort Dupont and a draft board attempt to apprehend him failed, sending the case to local police for action.
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Reading
Paul
Rohrbach
Fort Dupont
Net
Vington M. Reisellert
More Than Pennies Found In Long Ave Weigh Scales
A Belfait Michigan weigh scale agent found a money box on a Long Avenue scale filled with pennies and odd items. Among the contents were tin discs, a Pittsburgh streetcar check, a signet pin head, iron washers, a pearl billion, and a Adlleywink. Seven people tried to cheat by dropping a dime to get weighed free, illustrating human nature as a humorous aside.
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J. Hudson
Belfait
Mich
Long Avenue
Pittsburgh
Upper Silesia crisis tests Anglo French pact
The Upper Silesia dispute tests the Anglo French alliance as Poland and Germany clash over the coal rich province. Allied plebiscite plans shift after Polish uprisings and German troop concerns, with Britain and France debating intervention and Poland’s defense. Briand remains firm while Lloyd George signals cautious support for Polish security amid pressure from Germany and allies.
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International
Upper’ Silesian
Kurnpe
Copper Silesia
Poland
Wochs
Germany
Adelbert Kerfanty
Upper Silesia
Onlields
Pate
Upper Lesia
Diloyd George
Briand
Pen-land
France
alHanes
Remarkable Preteen Graduation Featured in News Reel
Betty Jane Hamilton of Pennsylvania Avenue will graduate next month at age 12, surpassing her brother’s record. She completed a four year course in three years and will graduate with honors in the class of 21. She plans to enter Westminster College next fall, and a photographer filmed her recent progress for Movin News Week.
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Belmone Ham’ Item
New Castle
Betty Jane Hamilton
Bo Harmiton
Pennsylvania’ Avenue
Cis
Sill
Aylde
Shizsir
Adgw
Westminster College
Hetty Jane
Hot mill idle at Shenango and Newcastle plants
David Pyle manager of Shenango and John Butler manager of Newcastle announce both hot mills will be idle next week. Timing for resumed operation is unknown but expected soon. Other departments remain open with current schedules. overall output has been about half capacity for several days.
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Shenango
Sew Castle
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
David &. Pyle
Shenanee
Jonna. Butler
Taggart
Tkr
Yanks Arrest Germans For Beating Soldiers
Contentional News Service report from May 9 states American military police arrested several German citizens for assaulting U S soldiers in base area. Officers Beeman and McVaight were not hurt, while one Lincoln Avenue man from Youngstown faced injuries. The investigation continues as authorities seek details of the alleged beating and identify all participants.
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Beeman
Burns McVaight
Mois
Teaten
Chat Beemian
Benean
Women In The News Internatin awe Servier
New York report cites Florenz Siegheld claiming chorus girls drink and seek adventure despite prohibition. Other notes discuss Zion City youth dress and a Greenwich Village drug deaths sparking police action. Terry Heineman’s will leaves over $25,000 to her physician from husband’s estate.
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Internatin Awe Servier
New York
Florenz Siegheld
America
Oreg
Greenwich Village
Husbane
Neaw York
Terry Heineman
Mateve
Four Thousand Dollar Block To Be Built
Radcowski Brothers award contract for a three story brick and stone block at Jong avenue and Scioto. Ray Co Querrey of New Castle to oversee construction with Wy Hathwell drawing plans. Building to feature modern fire safety systems and a rear ell with eight units. Excavation starts immediately for Morning Manufacturing Company of New Castle.
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Radcowski Brothers
Jong Avenue
Scioto’ S
Thnee
Ray Co Querrey
Lneal
J. Wy
Pern
Trespeet
New Budrowski
Hudnowski Brothers Ar Weld
Hey
Solentonco
Stee
Heelie Morning Manufacturing Company
Convern
Fistic Fans Here To Charter Special Car
Enthusiasts are planning a special car trip to attend the Carpentier versus Pesesy fight. The piece notes a crowd leaving today and hints at a gathering heading to the event.
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Fistic
Lesasey
Edward White Dies Chief Justice of United States
Chief Justice Edward Douglas White died at Garfield hospital at 2 o clock this morning after a valiant struggle with complications following an operation for bladder trouble last Friday. At his bedside were Mrs White and other officials as briefs piled up for the Supreme Court case load. He had devoted his life to the work he loved and had only stopped when strength failed.
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Washington
Edward Douglas White
United States Supreme Court
Garfield Hospital
White
Insre
Tur
Fuse
Trumann Newberry
Supreme Court
Five Bandits Captured After Bank Robbery Chase
Five bandits were captured after a chase following a bank robbery of 35,000 dollars from the Division State Bank. A bandit was wounded, a policeman shot another bandit, and the car overturned during a turn. the gang’s money was recovered.
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Tivals
Hiemgo
Sensations Chase
State Bank
de Brandter
Ags
Baliis
Ave
Speci
Fragmentary Notes From A Distant News Page
A garbled report details a mining accident near Wik Hiamsen causing deaths of four men and subsequent local fallout. Other items mention a farmer from Braddock township receiving cash, a legion dispute blocking wartied rights, and a sheriff seizure raid in Blair county. The text also notes a death in Vy Pa and scattered regional incidents and names multiple places such as New Walisi, Wellsburg, Blair county, Sisreesville, and Cape Varpaise.
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King’s Daughters State Organization
Arthur Mometer
Dan Bon
Igtiyetive
Warker
Johs Fr. Reid
Arthur Tyler
Don’ Collins
John H. Reid
Herel TD
Warner
Bronx
Reid
Collins
Warner Bungalow
George Kruger
Briands
Lloyd- George
Newton
Park National News Service
Great Britain
Ger-mhany
Allance
Chamber of Depuffies
European Alliance
Tr Caniet
Wnee
England
Gays Mertinax
Erlnte Pars
Europe
Lloyd Gene
New Castle High
News! Weekly
Gonkinger
Mya
Mr. Hower
Lincoln Avenue
Youngstown
Odiy
Women In the News
Zion City
Edie
Cole
Edward White
Capital
Justice
la Fourche
Fonrure
Enedlay
New
Walisi
Vhree Tadits
Hell Age
Jeli Gees
Braddock Township
Aftogheny County
Amd
Ya Eash Am
Wellsburg
American Groom Post
Legion
Vddeo
SOLON
Blair County
Vnl
Sauth Lois Hellock
Vy Pa
FoyGars
Shies
Fea
Sisreesville
Bois Fea
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