Mayor to Regulate Left Turns at Mill and Washington
Mayor Barnes proposed banning left turns at the Mill and Washington intersection to ease congestion. He urged turning straight or right only, with left turns moved one block away, leaving final policy to police after ordinance passes.
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Barnes
Mill
Washington Streets
Fiks
Washington Street
Mill Street
Washington
Gurs
East Washington
To Bury White On Saturday
Washington observes Chief Justice Edward Douglas White's death with flag half mast for 30 days. The body lies at his home as condolences pour in. Funeral is set for Saturday with President Harding and high officials leading tributes in a grand Washington ceremony.
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International News Service
Washington
Justica Edward Douglas White
United States
Great Jurist
Pesidett Harding
Fragmentary archival note on a forgotten song motif
A garbled historical snippet mentions a songwriter figure and a past chorus about worth and delight. It references effort, memory, and a vague praise of a perceived milestone, with scattered terms like mercury and sight. The text is incomplete and cryptic, yielding little concrete event.
Dame Fashion and Modesty Debate at Hillside School
Miss Margaret R. Brenchinger, Hillside School head, spoke on modesty before the First Congregational church in Norfolk Conn. She argued that dressing follows circumstances and that “it is not what one wears but how one wears it.” She warned fashion’s allure may fade as art remains essential.
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International News Service
Norfolk
Conn
Margaret R. Brenchinger
Hillside
First Congregational Church
Brutal case of young bride found near Washington
A 21 year old bride Mrs Margaret Weber was found dead near White Station after a bullet wound. Her left hand was mutilated with rings stripped and a gold watch taken. A black suspect who had sought work in the Weber neighborhood is being sought as police pursue fingerprints from a scrap of paper.
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International News Service
Washington
Margaret Weber
White Station
Swearingen Named Moderator of Presbyterian Assembly
The Rev. Dr. H. C. Swearingen of St. Paul Minnesota, a former Pittsburgh pastor, was chosen moderator as the Presbyterian general assembly met at Winona Lake Indiana. He defeated Rev. Dr. John B. Laird of Philadelphia by 546 to 312 with 302 presbyteries seated as the assembly opened Thursday. Rev. James Albert Patterson represented Shenango Presbytery.
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H. C. Swearingen
St. Paul, Minn
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian General Assembly
Winona Lake
Ind
John B. Laird
Philadelphia
Great Tabernacle
James Albert Patterson
Shenango
Death Record for Mrs C Phaeyer and Others
Death notice for Mrs C Phaeyer aged 65 of 3217 Wath Avenue. Also listed are Mrs Margaret Shoatt of Wilmington Avenue and Mrs Mary F E Kneram of Harlansing. Teresa Lordi aged 2 of Elwood City is noted in the records.
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C. Phaeyer
Wath Avenue
Margaret, Shoatt
Walmington Avenue
Mary FE. Kneram
Harlansing
Teresa Lordi
Elwool City
Lancaster County to Host 1922 State Convention
Lancaster county will host the 1922 Pennsylvania State convention of the Order of King's Daughters after delegates numbering 95 attended the three day event. The convention closed at First Methodist Church with special music noted as unusually fine. A memorable duet by Mrs. A J Rinker and Mrs. Ernest W Greiner highlighted Thursday afternoon sessions.
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Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Order of King's Daughters
First Method
A. J. Rinker
Ernest
W. Greiner
Briand and Lloyd George to Confer Soon
Paris dispatch reports Premier Briand agreed to an immediate conference with Lloyd George as a preliminary step to the Inter Allied Supreme Council meeting over Upper Silesia. If Briand gains support in the deputies, a vote of confidence may come tonight with Briand likely to read policy.
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Parke
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Paris
Briand
Lloyd George
Supreme Council
Upper Silesia
Great Britain
France
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Chamber of Deputies
Boulogne
M. Briand
Linvd George
Supreme Counci
Inter-Allied Commission
Chamber
Highland School Visitors Night Draws 600 Attend
The Highland school welcomed about 600 visitors on Thursday evening per Principal Edwin McCormick. To accommodate the crowd the event used five rooms and organizers expect a large turnout for tonight’s visitor night at Marlin Gants school.
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Highland School
Edwin McCormick
Marlin Gants School
Traveling Man Leaps To Death In Philadelphia
A well dressed man about 30 plunged from a seventh story Hamilton Hotel window in Philadelphia. Found in his room were theatre tickets from Albany and Boston, an antiseptic burned face, an empty bottle, and a wallet with $700 in Liberty bonds. Detectives suspect a tragedy of unrequited love. Chicago records show the man as Gustave Hoffman, with a Chicago address and a loan pawn receipt for $25.
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Philadelphia
Hamilton Hotel
Albany
Boston
R. Hoffman
Chicago
Gustave Hoffman
Mildred Avenue
Liberty Bonds
Market Street
Philadelphis
Bank Robbers Hit Canfield Farmers National Bank
Two auto bandits robbed the Canfield Farmers National Bank near Youngstown shortly after noon. One bandit was reportedly shot. the loot amount is not yet known. They fled in a Hudson touring car toward Niles Avenue Austin Town Road. the car was found abandoned on Salt Springs Road.
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Biya
Youngstown
Canfield Farmers’ National Bank
Canfield
Here
Niles
Austin Town
Salt Springs Road
First Hot Day Observations On A Warm Street Scene
A bustling street scene on a hot day features pedestrians and animals coping with the heat. A corpulent man fans himself, a dog pants in the shade, dray horses pull along, and bystanders note the sun’s glare while recalling a distant date through a passerby’s anecdote.
Rioting erupts as trolley strike roils Albany city
Albany police and state troopers patrol the streets after a night of rioting during a five month trolley strike. Cars were stoned and crews abandoned vehicles as thousands of men and boys forced service to end. Eight battered cars were escorted back to barns for limited service today.
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International News Service
Albany
N.Y
United Fraction Company
Welice
Broadway
Traction Company
Fire losses mount in East Liverpool blaze gutting blocks
EAST LIVERPOOL Ohio May 20 An undetermined origin fire swept through the Eines Methodist Protestant church two business blocks housing Ford Motor Car Company's sales rooms and associated mercantile establishments and living apartments causing losses exceeding 150 000.
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Q International News Service
Liverpool
Ohio
Bavehad
Ford Motor Car Company
Baragine Mercantile
Fragmented News Snippet From Steubenville And Beyond
A garbled late 19th or early 20th century clipping reports multiple fatalities and incidents. Names include Vincent Butcher aged 3, Dr Frank Borsody aged 3, and Mrs Elsie Murray in Martinsburg. Other items mention a sixth story jump in New York, a horse kick death in Greensburg, a church building with a found coat, and a fatal blaze in Rock Forge Ohio. Tennessee plans a red-vr ay ad for eteerdos per agricultural Apparent.
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Frances M. McCart
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West Middlesex
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Brooklyn
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Stehlin
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Louis A. Shaw
Harvard
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New York
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George W. Chaney
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Rock Forge
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Giuseppe Parmaren
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