Award Contract For State Road In Butler County
Unternational News Service reports Butler County roads receive contracts for multiple counties including McKean Potter Snyder and Indiana. Awards go to firms such as A N Hileman Construction New Kensington for 244 feet at 16450 and Bennett and Song Indiana for 74135.89.
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Butler County
Unternational News Service
Harrigaung
Adana
Butler
Clarion
Tioa
Indiana
McKean
Potter
Snyder
Gettirsburg
MbDonald Cou- Alrintian Company
Philadelphia
Buller County
Stippery
Noranna J. Buller
Clarion County
Clirion Township
B. A. Hileman Con Struction Company
New Kensingon
Biakrs- Villeborough
MW. Bennett and Song
Former Alderman Morrison Dies After Illness
William F. Morrison aged 71 died at 221 East North Street yesterday at 9 30 p m after a long illness born July 1 1840 in Butler County son of James Morrison came to this city in 1832 with Isaac Phillips later ran Cochran warehouse and stock exchange appointed to fill a legislative chair in 1881 twice reelected served as alderman for ten years survived by wife and two sons Howard of this city and Clyde of Buffalo member of G A R charter member of Mahoning Lodge F and A M funeral at 2 o'clock Monday at the family residence with burial at Greenwood Cemetery
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William F. Morrison
East North Street
Butler County
James Morrison
Isaac Phillips
Cochran A Ware
New Caste Dry Goods
Stock Exchange
Henry D. Falls
Ttoward
Clyde
Buffalo
Morrison
Mahoning Lodge F
A. M
Trumbull Steel Signs Agreement With Union
Warren Ohio reports the Trumbull Steel Company notified by Amalgamated Association to report for work Monday after a settled agreement. The plant with about 3,000 workers had long recognized the union in most departments except the open hearth mills. The Liberty Steel and Western Tower works here employ 40 to 60 men.
Judge Gary Not Found At Office Amid Steel Strike Tension
Sept 20. Fudge E. Tl. Gary, president of United States Steel, was not in his office as a nationwide steelworkers strike looms. His secretary declined to say when he would return. Discretion over conflict measures rests with the corporation’s district heads and managers.
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York
Fudge E. Tl. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Steel Corporation
Matt
Iiewls
Shell
Germany Agrees To Allies Demand In Early Note
London dispatch says Germany sent a formal note to the Allies stating acceptance to annul Article 20 of the German constitution that allowed Austrian representation in the Reichstag. The reply criticized the tone of Allied demands and denied any pretense of negotiating peace terms, signaling a shift in the diplomacy.
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London
Germany
Reichetralt
Nla
Public Service Commission Orders Overhead Crossing Elimination
The Public Service Commission orders removal of an overhead crossing on the main highway route near Yao Mutale and Tachexter, affecting the adjoining townships and involving the road company. Officials cite safety and route disruption, with plans to shift traffic to alternative crossings and adjust highway maintenance. The decision impacts local government and transportation agencies in the region.
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Public Service Commission
Yao Mutfale
Tachexter
TiteburKh Tiiroad
Urady Townshin
Choartate Csanity
Wilkew Caat
Oaery Ofseta
Benin
Stowaway Boy Wins Croix de Guerre in France
Morris Bailey, 16, of Jackson, Missouri, earned the Croix de Guerre after smuggling aboard his brother’s barracks bag to France. He survived Gaza? He received two wound stripes and service stars. His brother Alfred of the One Hundred and Third Infantry died at Chateau-Thierry. Father Sergeant Victor Bailey was killed in the Champagne. Morris was wounded at Chateau-Thierry and near Toul.
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Morris Bailey
Jackson
France
Alfred
One Hundred and Third Infantry
Chateau-Thierry
Victor Bailey
Champagne
Morris
SS. Michie
Toul
Wilson Still Endeavors To Avert Strike
Pittsburgh headlines report President Wilson and AFL leaders pushing to avert a nationwide steel strike set for midnight Sunday. International union presidents say, though for the strike they align with public support, they fear public opinion condemning workers. Allegheny and Weat Tenn Steel plants suspend operations to hold talks with about 6,000 workers. Allegheny Steel vowed opposition to closed shop and sympathy strikes, promising loyalty pay and family support if business allows. Officials estimate about 15 percent union allegiance at two plants. National Tube works workers wear “Lagal I must not strike” buttons as the strike appears to loom with up to 2,010,000 affected by the order.
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Anywice
William F. Johnston
International Machinister Union
War Labor Board
Joington
Gompers
Pittsburen
T's
American Federation of Labor
States Steel Corporation
Allegheny Steel Company
Weat Tenn Steel Company
Harry B. Shekton
Road project contract for Warren County announced
Sept 20 update from THD Moan CVenuract reports the award of a major highway construction contract in Warren County. Siding and Connntaton officials note plans to begin work soon, with Ridersberger and Ravage named among contractors and key sites in Wor POU 4, SOK HG.
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Warren County
de Avncien
Action Taken To Reorganize School Work
Harrisburg announces reorganization of the state Department of Education under Thomas Finnegan new superintendent Four new bureaus established Administration headed by Major Fred Englehardt Attendance led by Need B Tidrick Health instruction under Dr Clinton McCord Training and certification of teachers led by Dr Albert Lindsay Howland The moves form part of a comprehensive restructuring with further announcements expected later.
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Harrisburg
Thomas
Finnegan
Pennharter School
Philadelphia
Yale University
Columbia
Harvard
Need B. Tidrick
Jeffery Som County
Clinton , McCord
Chester County
Westchester State Normal School
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Albert Lindsay Howland
Radnor Schools
Delaware County
School of Pedagogy
Lndversity of Pennsylvania
Girls To Appear In Dance Feature Of Wishing Ring
A large cast trains intensively for the forthcoming Wishing Ring production with about 90 participants needing training in under three weeks. While some cast members have previous singing work, the majority are amateurs, with high school groups choreographing several spectacular dances featuring Virginia Marceau Theresa Travers Anna Jones Mary Mitchell Elsie Stevenson Laura Travers Ruth Hoyle Margaret Travers Cecile Stewart Mary Popyt Moots Wetnars Wertha Price.
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Anna Jones
Mary Mitchell
Elsie Stevenson
Laura Travers
Ruth Hoyle
Margaret Mary Travers
Cecile Stewart
Mary Popyt
Moots Wetnars
Wertha Price
Dozen Roumanians Board New Ocean Liner Homeward
Dozen Roumanians from New Castle ready to sail from Hoboken on the Diaak Ar row for its maiden Atlantic voyage. They have received pasaporta to return to Romania citing low currency value, high local prices, and wartime property fortunes as chief motives for leaving.
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Diaak Arrow
New
Black Set
Hoboken
Atlantic
New Castle
District Attorney Warns Violators on Tobacco Sales
District Attorney George W Musa warns that city and county law forbidding cigarette sales to children and minors will be strictly enforced. Reports indicate several violations by healers and others. investigations will proceed and prosecutions may follow. Dealers must verify customers' ages before serving cigarettes.
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George W Musa
Listeros
Cooper's Exhibits Are Prize Winners
Cooper's displays impressed judges at the fair winning top prizes. Exhibits featured a veterinary stock cidder of Marlancorg and a Tivon jeriaay, highlighting quality and novelty.
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Cooper’s
Meron
Cooper
Marlancorg
Avery
Chia
Shelby Tube Employees To Stay On Job
Record paid agitators have no business interfering with us in our business or work. Third organizers are not working for our benefits when their efforts destroy the pleasant conditions in our departments. Foreigners willing to replace our men who defended the country have no standing to agitate matters harming community peace and our right to continue in satisfactory employment. Weden denounces organizers, paid agitators and foreigners and intend to keep working under present conditions which we deem beneficial for our families and community.
Mead Ewing Found Guilty By Jury
Mead Ewing was found guilty by a jury on the charge of receiving stolen goods Friday afternoon. The indictment stated the defendant possessed tires identified by W. Wilson of Wampum as having been taken from a machine, with the court noting the value and ownership in dispute.
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Mead
Drying
W. Wilson
Dick's Lord Taylor Captures Third Place
Lord Taylor, Harper Blakew captured third place amid a heavy slow track at Marcer yesterday, with about $100 in prize money awarded.
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Dick’s
Lord Taylor
Harper Blakew
Hild Pice
Marcer
Thiel College Opens Year With Strong Start
Thiel College in Greenville opened for the year on September 20 with a notable increase in real estate values and revenues, showing more than a 36 percent rise. The new term begins amid optimistic projections for the campus and local economy.
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Greenville. On
Thiel College
Yesterdy
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admission List
Admissions: Mrs. Nehale Irown of New Castle K D Merrill Courtney of East North Street Almxinter Alden of West Pittsburgh Mazeline Barne of Wabash Avenue Mary Minabeth Gan ton of Nacth Beaverathe Blackareas William-Minnitton Want Tate elveet Norma Breck inaridgy Rewsa Street Catherines Lockwood Nile Chlos Mrs Mane Clark of Gratoy Avenue
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Nehale Irown
New Castle
K. D
Merrill Courtney
East North Street
Almxinter Alden
West Pitteburgh
Mazeline Barne
Wabash Avenue
Mary Minabeth Ganton
Nacth Beaverathe
Blackareas
William — Minnitton
Want
Tate Elveet
Norma Breckinaridgy
Rewsa Street
Catherines Lockwood
Nile Chlos
Mane Clark
Gratoy Avenue
New Castle Afro-Americans Visit Noted in Ambiguous Text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions New Castle Afro-Americans and a visit to New York with unclear details. The passage includes garbled names and phrases, offering no verifiable events, dates, or concrete outcomes to summarize confidently.
Secure Maps To Teach Geography In Schools Here
The Citizen's Bank provides surplus maps for upper grade pupils to study late European geography as defined by the peace treaty of Versailles. Superintendent Greham arranges distribution for Royal schools, with a study campaign running until November 15 to help pupils learn the treaty terms and new boundary lines.
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Citizen’s National Bank
Pupiiy
New Castles
Citizen's Bank
Greham
McKinley Would Back League Say McKinley Would Back League
In San Diego Lyman A. Gage, ex McKinley cabinet member, said if McKinley were alive he would support Woodrow Wilson and ratification of the League of Nations. He praised McKinley for protecting weaker nations and noted the president’s talk of seas freedom and neutrals in the peace pact.
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Ban Diego
Cal
Wiliam McKinley
Alivn
Woodrow Wilson
Lyman A. Gage
Preslant McKinley
United States
Gage
Cuba
Spaln
Wilson
Hin Vel Marks
Congress
League of Nationa
Thie See
Banquet Highlight for P H C Members
P H C members gathered at a Friday night event hosted by Deputy Dandie Canfield to celebrate the New Cassic Circle No 6 campaign. District Attorney Muse presided as toastmaster and speakers included Fred Chambers and Dr H A Tarper. Musical interludes featured Mrs Dodger at the piano, with a vote of thanks to Mrs Canfield, and a booster meeting announced for Grace Aingerly at 824 Thurivan.
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George W. Muse
Toasimaster
Coutcilor
Fred Chambers
H. A. Tarper
Joa i, Rice
Scott Paisley
Li. G. Nail
Flora Cunningham
Emma Goss
Katheringger
Emma Sonntag
Dodger
Canfield
Grace Aimqerly
Deaths of the Day Corban Funeral and Other Notices
Death notices from Corban Funeral and other last rites list Mrs. Baral Corban dying, services at Dewey Avenue Free Methodist Church, interment Greenwood Cemetery, pallbearers named. Mrs. Mary Miller, 76, dies at 6115 West Grant Street after long illness. service Monday 3 p.m., home burial at Creanwood Cemetery. Mrs. Sarah Rettenbaugh’s services held at her McCleary Avenue home, interment Greenwood Cemetery, pallbearers listed. Mrs. Eliza Jane Pearson, 81, dies at daughter’s home 1227744 Pennsylvania Avenue after licenses complication. born in England, survived by two daughters, four sons, and one brother. services Monday 10 a.m. at daughter’s home, Rev Barlette briefly in charge, Oak Hill Cemetery burial. Mrs. Margaret Weimer, 79, dies at Volant. plans for funeral pending.
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Corban
Punersl
Mra. Baral Corban
Dewey Avenue Free Methodist Church
Rev
Heess
Greenwood Cemetery
Frank Young
Thomas Irvin
Frank Gibbons
Willis Konkle
Clarence Kaufman
William Meeculing
Mary Biller
Mary Miller
West Grant Shreet
Creanwood Camitaty
Sarah Rettenbaugh
McCleary Avenue
Collett i Tharge
Pall Thenrere
Scott Cine
William McKnight
Jess Davis
David Blechinger
Rusger Geary
Andrey Chery
Eliza Jane Pearson
Lida Green
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pearson
England
Methodist Episcopal Church
Stoneboro
Song
Eligabeth Farr
Sturpavilla
Alfred
Sharon
Robert
Leaaburg
William
Jackson Center
John
Mercer
Charles Sanderson
Youngstown
Ohio
Green
Barlette
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mercer County
Public Service Com Changes Grade Crossing Plan
Harrisburg Sep date the public service commission orders the Lugurne Lugerna crossing where Maine street meets Wilkes Barre and Lehigh Valley Railroad lines to be reconstructed. A hearing will be held to adopt plans and specifications for the new crossing.
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Harrisburg
Public Service Commission
Lugerne
Lugerna County
Maine Etreet
Wilkes-Barre Hallway Company
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Small Fire in Dentist's Office Damages Gas Hot Plate
A small fire occurred at Dr. W. Wy Hinckman’s dental office above United Claar store when a gas hot plate boil wax boiled over. The fire was extinguished with chemfeam. A rubber hose connection feeding the hot plate was shut off by Chief Connery until a proper pipe was installed. A woman was supervising the work at the time.
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W. Wy Hinckman
United Claar
Connery
Viscount Grey Sails for U S
London Sept 20 Viscount Grey of Fallodon new British ambassador in the United States sailed for New York from Southampton today aboard a Royal Mail steamship en route to Washington expected to present credentials to the president shortly after arrival
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London
Viscount Grey of
Faliongon
United States
New York
Southampton
Medical Inspector Named in Upper Yoder Township
Dr. v.70 Meyer of Johnstown Cumbria county was today appointed medical inspector of the schools of Upper Yoder township by Health Commissioner Marlin in Yarrisburg.
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Yarrisburg
Meyer
Johnstown
Cumbria County
Upper Yoder Township
Marlin
City to Buy Fourteen Lots for Beaver Street
Report states the city agrees with W. C. Sham to acquire fourteen lots from Wilmington Heights to open Beaver Street. No payment is due. city will take property near Wilmington Avenue. A recommendation related to Keaplie With dhio plan will be presented to council Monday morning.
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W. C. Sham
Wilmington Heights
Beaver Street
Wilmington Avenue
Keaplie
Officer Moore Returns From Ireland Visit
Officer Moore Huzelton Moore, who left July 6 to visit relatives in Ireland, returned this morning after nearly ten weeks away. He says the trip was pleasant overall, with time in Northern Ireland, Liverpool, and Manchester. A brother en route to Ireland died while he traveled. The voyage home on the U S Denia took fifteen and a half days due to fog and storms, with engines shut down two days. He will resume light duties immediately.
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Huzelton Moore
Ireland
Northern Ireland
Liverpool
Manchester
England
Gos
Meara
U. S. Denia
Soldier Returns Spark Disorder in Local Job Case
Norman Pailipa had a returned soldier arrested on a charge of surety of the peace. The hearing before Alderman J. L. Cooper heard allegations that Binski became abusive when Phillips returned to work after serving with Uncle Sam. The man was released after paying costs and promising to stay peaceful.
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Siero Zink
Norman Pailipa
J. L. Cooper
Binski
Phillips
Sams
Gost
Crowd Waits As President Sleeps
A confusing transport arrangement in Los Angeles causes disappointment among residents as the presidential special train arrives at Santa Fe station. The president delays departure and remains aboard the private car Mayflower for an extended period, skipping breakfast.
Not Guilty Verdict In Larceny Case
Carrl Brown was found not guilty by a jury in criminal court yesterday afternoon of larceny. He faced an indictment for stealing a chest of silver and two bed spreads. The complainant was Mrs. Margaret Brooks.
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Carrl Brown
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