Delegates Leave For London To Shape Economic Policy
New York May 31 Delegates set out for London for an economic peace conference with the aim of avoiding war through currency stabilization lower tariffs and broader trade cooperation. American participants include principals and technical advisers seeking a policy shift toward a more cooperative global economy. The outcome is viewed as pivotal for the future of U S foreign and economic policy and commercial peace.
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George F. Holmes
New York
Teace Commission
London
Versailles
Lonon
Pennsylvania notices and park progress amid city plant restart
Detours are listed in the Pennsylvania State Highway system for the current week as the Garden Club plants trees along Englewood and Fairfield Avenues. Cascade Park starts the season under city control with crowds at the grounds. New Castle electrified by orders to resume 12 hat mills at the American Sheet and Tin Plate plant, signaling a business boost for the city. Rainbow portions appeared between rain showers yesterday. Page Two.
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Englewood Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
Garden Club
Cascade ‘Park
Caniles
Cascade Park
New Castle
American Sheet, & Tin Pinte Company
Industria
Daily Weather Report Summary
Regional weather bulletin lists for the 24 hour period ending 6 AM Tuesday. Maximum temperatures reach 60s with a 54 degree low and 0.24 inches of precipitation. River stage recorded at 6.4 feet.
New Castle Plant Readies for Reopening After Shutdown
Workmen of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company began preparing the New Castle plant for operation after a 15 month shutdown. Repairs to machinery and necessary preparations will enable resumption of 12 mills of the plant, with work continuing today to ready the facilities for restart.
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American’ Sheet
Tin Plate Company
Deer Is Captured In Heart Of City Amid War Memory Services
A jagged report recalls a civic ceremony with band and drum corps marching to Penn Theater for a war dead memorial. Chief Marshal Kennedy led the procession while Jefferson and Mercer Street routes figure in the fragmented text.
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H.tClsre
Stali
Jefferson
Mercer Street
Truce Signed Between Chinese and Japanese Forces
International dispatch from Peiping reports Japanese and Chinese negotiators signed a ceasefire ending hostilities in North China. The agreement, reached near Tangku, brings relief to foreign residents and sets a framework for cessation of fighting in the region.
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Peiping
Pein- Ing
China
Tmeatine Ab
Swill and Night Clash at the Park Event
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a scene at the park with voices and actions, suggesting a nighttime gathering and rising tension. The readable bits mention crowd activity and a confrontational mood, but concrete details are unavailable.
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Unclear OCR fragment mentions George Liberty and strife related terms. No discernible event, date, or entities beyond scattered names. Summary limited by damaged text.
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Bex. Brothery
Géorgée Liberty
Strest
Granting of a liquor license to New Castle club
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss hearings and grounds for a license grant to a New Castle club. References to by laws, alcoholic liquor, and club grounds appear unclear but imply approval or consideration of licensing. No full names or dates are readable.
Ill Fateful Death Silent in Fragmentary Note
A damaged clipping fragment hints at a death event described as tragic and beautiful, with sparse readable words suggesting youth and sorrow. The text is incomplete, offering little clear context or identifiable names or places.
Heavily armed posses hunt eleven convicts deep in Osage hills
Heavily armed posses pursued eleven escaping Kansas state penitentiary convicts across the Osage hills toward sanctuary. Three kidnapped women were freed near Pleasanton Kansas, while Warden Prather and two guards were released unharmed after the escape.
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Osage Hills
Lansing
Kas
Osage “Hills
Kansas State Penitentiary
Wanitn
Hirk- Prather
Tate Lant
Weicl
Okla
Wilbur Underhill
Woodin-Davis On New List Of Favored Clients
Norman H. Davis and William H. Woodin were named on a public list of Morgan firm favored clients. The list, revealed as George Whitney testified, included bankers and industrials like J. P. Morgan, John J. Pershing, Frank Polk, and McAdoo. Each client received one common and one preferred Morgan stock share, with 311,078 shares distributed, offering potential profit from a sale on the market between 1919 and 1920.
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William K. Hutchinson
International
Washington
Norman H. Davis
Roosevelt
Europe
Frank L. Polk
Shire
John J. Pershing
Charlies A. Lindberg
Senator McAdoo
California
A. H. Wigght
Charles E. Mitchel
George F. Baker
Sosthepes ‘Behn
A. B-Sloan
Zschwarg Ry Stertinus
John D. Ryan
R. B. Mellon
Clarence M. Woolley
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
New Sensations Rise From Morgan Probe Secrets
Washington May 33 The senate investigation into J Pierpont Morgan and its favored clients grows tense as a new who’s who list is promised. Two Morgan stock transactions linked to a political trader and a prominent businessman draw public attention amid a Broadway murder case and foreign intrigue.
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William K. Butchineon
America
Deeing
Weather Guessing Gate Record Report
A garbled weather note attempts to predict days with rain and sun. It hints at rain on Sunday and Wednesday with unclear timing, and mentions vegetables and crops. The text shows inconsistent phrasing and several unreadable terms.
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Peace Commission
United States
Polley
Avery
Foxe
PA Newc
Daily Weather Report
Peipin-Tientein District
Cai
Aleq
Er Fk Pers
Holds
Sol
Oklahoma
Eulertie Cinternational News Service
Pleasanton
Kan
M. J. Wood
Louise
Clarice Wears
Higgins
Tex
State Penitentiary
Aletplesmtas
Picker
Kansas State Penitentiery
Here
Jefe Weatherby
Weatherby
Raskob, Pershing, McAdoo, Lindbergh
Santa Monica
Cal
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Morgan
Hoyle
Glass
Pecora
Arthur Mometer
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