Jugo Slav forces resist Italian actions near Fiume
Reports from Zurich via Petit Parisien state Jugo-Slavs plan to resist Italian troops and defend Fiume, with clashes near Durazzo, Recina bridge, and the surrounding region. Dispatches say Croatian forces aim to tighten control as French and British observers note Turkish and Greek movements in Thrace and Bulgaria.
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Ats
Sptaios Tiple D
Setz Durazzo
Albania
Zurich Dhsch
Petit Parisien
Ig” Dt
Nnupzio
Ks Fiti
MANY CONCLAVE CONTESTS WAIT DECISION
Delegations to the national convention face four major contests likely to settle disputes over 122 seats. Republican National Committee secretary Clarence B. Miller arrived with briefs in Washington. The committee may rule within four days starting next Monday, affecting southern districts including Georgia and Mississippi.
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Br Associatad “Presss
Chisago
National’ Committee
Clarence B. Miller
Republican National Committée
Washington
National Committee
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Missouri
Georgia
Soldiers Bonus Relief Bill Near House Decision Today
Washington May 29 The soldier relief bill was expected to be disposed of in the house today with both parties conceding its adoption and transmission to the senate after three months of committee hearings filibusters and numerous conferences. Chairman Campbell announced a rule to limit debate and either accept or reject the bill as agreed by the ways and means committee. A prelude involved a yesterday filibuster by Representative Murphy that was abandoned after leaders assured consideration today.
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Washington
House
Senate
Campbell
Rules Committee
Ways, and Means Committee
Murphy
Ohio
Schools Close Next Monday Memorial Day Parade Plan
Public schools will be closed Monday for Memorial Day. Teachers from other cities will use the three days to visit homes while the committee urges children to bring flowers to headquarters for the parade.
Three File Candidacies For State Office
Columbus May 29 Three candidates filed their declarations with the secretary of state. John G Price seeks the Republican nomination for attorney general. E M Fullington seeks the Republican nomination for state auditor, a former auditor who also served as state executive chairman two years ago. A B Peckinpaugh seeks the Democratic nomination for state auditor, and is a member of the state tax commission.
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Py Associated
Columbus
Secretary of State
E. M. Fullington
A. B. Peckinpaugh
Fullington
A. V. Donahey
Peckinpaugh
State Tax Commission
Memorial Day Remembrance Across Europe
Fragmentary text notes America's first Memorial Day in Europe with military salutes and flags placed over graves of soldiers. Mentions service flags surrounded by flowers and lav es in honor of American heroes who paid for democracy, and who sleep beneath the soil of France.
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America
Europe
United States
France
Editorial Day of dedication and sorrow and joy
The piece marks a day of dedication alongside sorrow and rejoicing, framing a moment of collective reflection and emotion. It presents a ceremonial tone, noting heightened sentiments and hopes tied to significant events or anniversaries.
Memorial Day Observance and Committees Named
Memorial Day programs are set with arrangements for exercises at the M E church and cemetery. Rev H Stocking will deliver the address, followed by a parade through town including police, veterans, and various fraternal groups. Committees named include General Finance Parade and Decoration with names such as D A Cleveland J H Thompson and Harold Bates among others.
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Ih. Stocking
Muitloughby
M. E. Church
Court ‘House
Secondtreet
Third Street
Court Street
Broad Street
Court House
Cheapside
Second
Emple Court
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West Third Street
Dalry Alley
Second Street
D- A. Cleveland
T ‘Jade Wilfdra
A. Bates
J. H. Thompson
D. A. Cleveland
Mason Mari Eee
Brown
F. Clay
Smith Apen
BE. ‘Read
Plower
J- H. Howlett
Harold “Bates
A Bates
H. Lucas
Blanchard
Ett
E. Cotton
George Welch
Ridgelawn—Mason
D. Smith
D. A. A. Fox Frank
Hiteman
Harold
Disappearance of Cash Bag at Feed Store
A canvas bag containing $400 vanished from a selling feed store yesterday. The bag was missing when receipts were checked and police were notified. Many customers were in the store. the proprietor has no clue when or by whom the money was taken. A thorough search yielded no results.
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Las Algat
Jors
Reya
A. G. Bean Appointed Lorain County Chairman
A. G. Bean of this city has been appointed Lorain county chairman by the National Republican committee. He has been honored with the appointment as sergeant at arms at the National convention in Chicago. He plans to attend the convention and will work to carry through a successful campaign for the nominee.
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A. G. Bean
Lorain County
National Republican Committee
Bean
Chicago
Commutes sentence of woman guilty of un american speech
President Wilson commuted the five year term of Mrs. Richard O Hara of St. Louis to expire at once for a speech in Bowman North Dakota accusing mothers who send sons to war of producing brood sons. She was among prisoners urged by the socialist national convention to be released. An altitude record reportedly followed at Kelley Field with Lt. Harry Weddington reaching about 19.85 percent feet with four passengers in a long flight.
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Washington
Wilson
Richard O'Hare
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Bowman
North Dakota
O’ Hare
New York
San Antonio, Tex
Kelley Field
Harry Weddington
Longshoremen Strike Probes by Smith and Gompers in New York
May 23 reports show Governor Alfred E. Smith and Samuel Gompers planning separate investigations into the coastwise longshoremen strike that has slowed freight in New York. Gompers announced the strikers are open to arbitration, while Smith met with longshoremen officials to hear their side of the dispute.
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Associated Press
New York
Alfred B. Smith
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Laos
Smith
Longshoremen’s Association
Weather forecast for Great Lakes region next week
Weather predictions for the week beginning Monday indicate local showers early in the upper Great Lakes region and by Tuesday in the lower lakes, with fair weather to follow. Temperatures will be seasonable across regions.
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Washington
Region of Great Lakes
Upper Lake
Lower Lake
Million Pounds Of Frozen Meat Sent To Europe
Six million pounds of frozen beef will be shipped to Germany and central Europe on the British steamer Armagh which arrived today in Portland Maine May 29. The meat was sent here by Western Packers.
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Reda
Divina
Pripet
Beresina
Viki
Minsk
Portland
Maine
Germany
Europe
Armagh
Marriage Licenses List for Lorain and Oberlin Partners
Walter Reed aged 23 motorman and Ruth Meister 23 Lorain. Wendel Bonerfeldt 24 laborer and Rozali Barah 34 Lorain. Zander Hawk 35 labored and Tessig Habster 30 Oberlin. Seymour Cooley 23 enameler Dover and Gladys Palmer 20 Elyria. Conrad Schroeder 22 wood worker Filyria and Alice Tyson 17. Suspect Julius Kozlowski 37 arrested in Toledo for alleged bank robbery complicity and possible attempt to destroy Liberty Bonds, held in county jail for inquiry.
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Walter Reed
Ruth Meister
Lorain
Wendel Bonerfeldt
Rozali Barah
Zander Hawk
Tessig Habster
Oberlin
Seymour Cooley
Dover
Gladys Palmer
Elyria
Conrad Schroeder
Filyria
Alice Tyson
Ogeriin
Hola Yogg
Toledo
Detroit
Julius Kozlowski
Liberty
Python Crushes to Death Its Trainer in Circus Tragedy
In Geneva on May 29 a violent accident occurred in a theater when a trained python coiled around its Hungarian trainer Fraulein Ciro, despite her cries for help. The audience cheered, believing the event was part of the act, until the trainer was fatally entangled before medical aid arrived.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Serbrac
Ciro
Fraulein Ciro
Memorial Day Tribute Extends Across Wars
Honor heroes whose bodies rest in France or elsewhere as Memorial Day grows in significance. The piece notes patriotic remembrance beyond World War I, imagining a future where all fallen soldiers from every conflict are honored nationally with flowers and reflection.
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France
Jon
England Favors Trade With Russia
London dispatch reports that British ministers favor resumption of trade with Soviet Russia if payment guarantees are provided. The conference between Premier Lloyd George and his cabinet approved plans to discuss with Bolshevik trade minister Gregory Yassin in London.
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Associated Press
Paris
Great Britain
Russia
London
Petit Parisien
Lloyd George
Gregory Jiassin
Farm Hands Offered Seven Dollars a Day Wait West
Youngstown May 29 farm laborers in the middle west are offered seven dollars a day with free board and room for farm workers, according to the manager of the city’s free employment bureau.
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Youngstown
Jiti
Middle West
Return of American war dead to begin after Sept
Washington report states under an agreement with France the burial of U S soldiers killed in France will start after September 16. Ralph Hayes says France waived objections in April and removals will target bodies where relatives requested home return. Most relatives favor repatriation while others remain in France for Field of Honor sites at Romagne Belleau and Suresnes. Uniform headstones to be erected by the government under a War Memorial Council.
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Washington
France
Ralph Hayes
Baker
Hayes
War Department
Romange
Belleau
Suresnes
Ain
California youth defense committee linked to Hoover financing
A fragment from a 1930s report notes Aléxander McCabe, 17, connected to a California organization investigating campaign financing. He replies to Senator Spencer’s questions, saying local sums are excluded and that overall totals won’t reach more than a few thousand dollars. He claims Hoover supporters in California spent eight or nine times as much, with a low estimate of $300,900.
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Tion
Aléxander
McCabe
Johnson
California
Organiza Committee
Spencer
Republicas
Missouri
Dolla
Hoover
Funeral service details uncertain in torn notice
Fragmentary notice from Fort Wayne mentions a funeral service scheduled Thursday with vague references to a last place and will. no clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
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Wayne
Thureday
Youngstown Tram Fare Hike Debate Stirring City Council
The Youngstown street car fare is under review as the traction commissioner notes a potential increase from eight to ten cents starting June 1. The city traction commissioner supports the hike under a service at cost plan, while the traction company opposes the higher allowance, and council members discuss the request at this week’s meeting.
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Youngstown
City Traction
Sioner
Cement Supply Restores City Street Work
The Elyria Sumter Co. reports success in setting a train load of cement, relieving a long standing shortage. This enables completion of several torn up streets in the city and vicinity that were delayed due to lack of roadbed cement.
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Elyria Sumter Co
Hospital Notes Foray Lists Several Discharges And Names
Hospital notes list patient names and addresses including Mrs Arthur Jewett of Rochester and Claude Ayers of Knoxville Tennessee. Discharges include Edward Scherack of 232 Columbus Street Meg Arthur Davis of 107 Longford and Walter Janes of 1105 Bagster Street.
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Arthur Jewett
Rochester
Claude Ayers
Knoxville
Tenn
Edward Scherack
Columbus Street
Meg
Arthur Davis
Longford
Ates Nus
Walter Janes
Bagt
Local Post Office Schedule Change Noted
A fragmented note indicates a service change with no BPD delivery Monday. City carriers will handle the single delivery, while standard postal operations appear reduced or altered for that day.
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