Twenty Dead In Red Battles In Ruhr District
Berlin reports twenty killed and over one hundred wounded as clashes erupt between German Reds and police in the Ruhr’s north near Gelsenkirchen and Bochum. Volunteers aid regular police as a general coal miner strike expands, with 700,000 on strike across the Ruhr and Westphalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruhr
SD. Wever Internatonal
Berlin
Loo
Kurhr
Infurtion
Heroe
Gelsenkirchen
Boehurm
Bo Od
Einsan
Grlisenkirchen
Germain
Frrom
Bolshevists
Hexham
Anii Reds
Germains
Bulletin
Canl
Ruhr Aml
West Phalla
Earthquake Hits Allahabad Causes deaths and damage
An earthquake on May 28 in Allahabad India caused fatalities and heavy property damage. Reports from Pera describe severe losses and structural collapse across affected areas, with rescue teams and local authorities responding to the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allahabad
India
Pera
Unclear Historic Passage On Weather And Barber Exchange
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dialogic scene with a barber and others. It mentions weather described as eighty eight, characters named Dowildty and Dingleflicker, and various garbled phrases about seeds, soap, and fixing falling torques. The exact events and identities remain obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Trent
Tarber
Berry
Armies In Thrace Await Acceptance Of Lausanne Terms
Greek and Turkish leaders awaited official acceptance of the Lausanne agreement as both sides prepared for conflict in Thrace. Turkish plans were hampered by the Mudania trials and communication blocks across the straits. General Wrangel’s sudden departure for Sofia added to the geopolitical intrigue surrounding a volatile region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bryant
International News Service
Constantinople
Lausanne
Thrace
Athens
Anigora
Turkey
Straits
General Wrangel
Sofia
Wrangel
Red
Nikalavitea
Torch Relay Through New Brighton by Local Hi Y Clubs
Hi Y members from New Castle and nearby areas carried the Torch to New Brighton on Saturday morning. The relay path went along Last Washington Street through East New Castle to Milwood City and into New Brighton. Weather was ideal for the run and the participants reported no difficulties in handing the flame to the next group. Participants included Junior Hi Y boys James Marshall Ted Lash Sean Staley Rason Williams Norman Lockhart Kenneth Lockhart and Sloan Allen and Senior Hi Y members Judson Hepsa Wilton Ellis James McCaine Toe Blanning Paul Arrow Ray Jones Wilbur Flanniner and David Coane. The Torch was turned over at New Erigh tot to Koeys secretary CG Nicklass and the group traveled home by car in the organizers’ machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C
Koeys
CG. Nicklass
E Fellows
Bratsih
BR. U. Mew Vietor F. Matherson
Safety Week in Detroit Ends in Nine Dead
Detroit tally reports nine killed and four injured in a string of traffic accidents during Safety Week. Victims ranged in age. several vehicles were demolished and authorities investigated a highway incident near the city, with details still unfolding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Internablomi News
Petcoit
Mich
Inhield
Clara Phillips Returns to New Orleans After Escape
Clara Phillips the California hammer murderess is aboard the Copan Suyamel Fruit Company boat and expected to arrive in New Orleans at 11 on Tuesday. Government quarantine at the river mouth reported the ship not yet passed at 7 am. If the Coran fails to clear quarantine by midnight she will delay docking until Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New Orleans
Hay
Clara Phillips
California
Copan Suyamel Fruit Company
New Orlans
Copan
Cuyamel Company
Puerto Cortez
Sudden Death Of Hughes Linked To Garage Fall
Thomas Hughes aged 41 died after a fall in a Cochran Way garage where he was helped by Moore who found him dazed. Coroner reports concussion possibly causing a brain bleed. Hughes, an Irish tin worker, died at home Saturday night with four sisters and three brothers named in Ireland and Philadelphia. Funeral at St Mary’s church Wednesday at 9 am.
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Thomas Hughes
J. J. O'Conner
Spring Street
J. T. Caldwell
Hughes
Moore
Cochran Wa Dasse Moore
Mr. Moore
Hlm
Jey
Xeen
J. M. Popp
Popp
Garwee
Moora
Flynn
Beyer Street
Jather
W. D. Wallace
Oocan
Mr. Hughes
J and
M Joh Hughes
Ireland
John Mannin
Michael O'Neill
Johm Keene
Annu Hughes
New York
Brotherichael and
Piatilek Hughes
Philadelphia
iGirry Hughes
Treland
St. Mary‘s Church
Mary's Cenrecery
Westminster May Day Queen Crowned At Campus Program
Miss Lelia Anderson was crowned queen of the Westminster May Day celebration held on the Old Main campus in New Wilmington. Dancers and musicians performed as a parade moved from Hillside to the main quad, honoring the tradition with royal pageantry and May Day festivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Sherwood Forest
Robin Horn
Westminster Old Main
Merrie
Westminster
Lawrence County
Iineath
Annother Jutace
Hillside
Olt
Mise
Elizabath Thompson
Lelia Anderson
Filizibeth
Miss Anderson
Trish
Maon
Treland
Mise Mayer
Automobiles Needed for Memorial Day Transport
Citizens are urged to donate cars for Memorial Day to haul soldiers from the opera base to Grum wood Cemetery. About 60 cars are needed. previously some volunteers did not notify the committee, causing excess capacity. Notify P. L. Rentz at The News Office to confirm car availability and time.
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Atty
Opera
Grumwood Cemetery
Commtttee
Thele Ca
P. L. Rentz
Bishop Berry Urges Citizenship Duties at Methodist Meeting
At Plysw First Methodist Church Sunday evening Bishop Joseph E. Berry urged veterans of World War I and II to accept renewed citizenship duties. He condemned isolationism, praised wartime patriotism, warned of congressional impact from current agitation, and called for fair profit sharing between labor and capital amid Prohibition debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Joseph E. Berry
Methodist Episcopia Church
North
Sons of Veterans
Plysw
State Trooper Pursuing Speeders Killed in Crash
Hagerstown Maryland May wona state patrolman Raymond Eicholts was killed in a crash while in pursuit of speeding drivers near Duvers crossroads. Mrs Jassie A Stoner was seriously hurt as the automobile carrying her family collided with the motorcycle. Samuel M Stoner and three children were riding in the car. Eicholts died at the hospital shortly after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnternational News Service
Hagerstown
Mayweeny State Pallowman
Raymond Etehaltx
Jassie A. Stoner
Notice to Advertisers for Memorial Day Holiday
The News will publish at noon on Wednesday May 30 as a Memorial Day holiday. Advertisers are asked to cooperate to ensure issuance. Insertion is guaranteed for ads received by noon Tuesday, but later ads may not be placed in the Wednesday edition.
Tory Government Faces Crisis In Indemnity Bill
A constitutional crisis erupts as the new Conservative government led by Premier Stanley Baldwin faces House of Commons opposition over an indemnity bill shielding officials from damages. Dissension widens after Austen Chamberlain’s letter reveals lack of consultation, splitting liberal and labor factions and challenging Baldwin’s ministry.
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Tory
David M. Chargc
Sta‘t
London
Muay
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
Howe Secretares
Clive Bridgeman Wates
Ireland
Baldwin
Austen Chamberlain
Commons
Laborites
Rams McDonald
David Lioyrd George
Asquith
House
A. Toner Law
Liord Aquith
Perry
Water's Edge Memorial Service Remembered Heroic Dead
A Sunday evening memorial along the Neshannock River remembered G A R, Spanish American and World War dead with a parade from North Jefferson Street to Water Street. Rev. Francis Bo Rue led a brief service at the banks, bouquets were cast, and three volleys were fired before the procession moved to the First M Church for Bishop Josephery’s memorial sermon.
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Simplic Renee Dak
Neshanimeek
Tandowen
Jefferson Street
Overeas Horse
High Sehood
Une
Water Street
Neshennock
Francis Bo
Presbyte No Cturel
Idanls of
America
Jennie Stouffer
Neshannock
Sons of Veterans
George W. Partington
Josepherry
The
Legion
Tashi Opt
Marriage Licenses List from Akron and Nearby Areas
A scan of marriage license notices shows names including Pa ey Black and Catherine Amos from Akron, Nerla Mayberry with New Castle and Ethel Kirkwood from Wampun, Donald L. Medwarin and Throonm from New Cu Kvolyn WK, plus Whitestone and Lyons from New Ci jida. The list records multiple couples with associated towns and initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa Ey Black
Akron
Catherine Amos
Nerla Mayberry
New Castle
Ethel Kirkwood
Wampun
Donald L. Medwarin
New Cu Kvolyn
Throonm
New S. Whitestone
New Ci Jida Lyons
Death Record Summary From Abbreviated List
A fragmented death record list includes names such as Abner W Cameron age 38 of New Shoamnock Avenue, John Beedbeck 59 of Adams Street, Martha Mes Builldy on Mes avenue, Anna Enders on Bale Avenue, Louis Willian H Wain 62 of Sunbury Pennsylvania, Hunes Pullerson of College Hill PA, Wheamos Hughes 40 of 80 Spring Minx, Eihel Sager of Todd Avenue Ellwood City, and a miscellaneous entry Rillnun vs 817.
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Mes
Martha Builldy
Abner W. Cameron
New Shoamnock
John Beedbeck
Adams Street
Anna Enders
Bale Avenue
Louis
Willian H. Wain
Sunbury
Hunes Pullerson
College Hill
Wheamos
Hughes
Spring Street
Minx Eihel Sager
Todd Ave
Ellwood City
Rillnun
Factions Split Over Release Terms For Foreign Prisoners
Chinese bandits at Paot Zuku hold fifteen foreigners including Americans and Chinese. They split into two factions. one seeks mediation for prisoner release, the other fires on a mediating party. No injuries reported. Powell’s negotiations fail as government reinforcements arrive. Chiaang province factions push for tougher terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Ler Booker
Injunction Sought Against Cement Company by East Side Residents
East Side residents have hired Attorney Janes A Chambers and Aikin and Braham to file an injunction suit against Leh Fearnand Cement Company over dust nuisance. A meeting at the Third United Church this evening will outline further action and anticipated court steps this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes A. Chambers
Aikin and Braham Tip
Leh Fearnand Cement Company
Third United Shurch
Scattered Misfortunes and Deaths Across Towns
A string of violent incidents and accidents is reported. Carrie Crosan of Gresina California was hospitalized last night after a side wound. Joseph Doerenzes, 44, was killed near Stouben-Willy while attempting to move a tub. Oda Fellows of Western Pennsylvania seeks funds for a new orphan home in Faalville, aiming for 150 000 pounds. Ronald Kuchler, 22, was shot in Easton by Hotel Karkton head waiter Alex Lovings. Jean Antoine Beltu, 88, veteran of Balaklava battle, died in Tittsinegh. May term jurors for Montour county were notified to appear. Mrs Joseph Bossert remains seriously ill in York from a fraud case.
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Carrie Crosan
Gresina
Joseph Doerenzes
Stouben- Willy
Ohio
Simoving
Oda
Wester Pennsylvania
Fealville
Ronald Kuchler
Easten
Alexadder Lovings
Karkton
Knetler
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Arthur Mometer
New Brighton
Eys
Anete
Fd. O'Connor
Bower
Paya
Bishop Berry
First M. EB
Congress
Paderas
Parry Char
Santanr
Contin
Maryland
Water’s Edge
Hermes
Siethey
Powell
Omage
Innwa
Cuchun Tieg
Shang Province
Chwang
Powel
Muuve
Powell W
Sov
State Dept
Oftleta
Jean Antoine Beltu
Balaklava
Tittishnegh
Montour County
Todlay
Sheriff
Thesesan
Joseph Bossert
York
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