Stolen goods recovered at Foster home in Centerburg
Knox county officials recovered stolen items last Saturday at the Centerburg home of Frank Foster, finding four suitcases and a grip filled with apparel. Pieces identified tied the goods to Mt Vernon burglaries. Foster is jailed and facing grand jury indictment. Delaware merchants plan to identify more items among the recovered goods.
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Wilson Calls On His Party To Bag Treaty Fight
President Wilson urged Democrats to back the Versailles treaty without Lodge reservations in a telegram to Oregon leaders. He said the party holds the nation’s honor and that reservations would harm world democracy. The message followed a request about nominating candidates pledged to ratify without changes.
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Massillon China to Build New Plant in Hincksty
Ohio briefs report a Massillon China plant project in Hincksty, a bricklayers strike ending with workers earning 1.37 dollars per hour. Wilmington notes Rev. I. Domler accepts a call to Elmwood Church of Christ in East Palestine. A new public library opens in this city.
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New State Planned in Vienna Discussion Spread Across Alpine Regions
May 10 report from Vienna notes talks among Bavaria Tyrol Vorarlberg and Salzburg officials on forming a regional state uniting the districts. Delegates to consider economic conditions of the areas they represent and potential constitutional arrangements. In Dublin, hunger striker Alden Redmond from Mountjoy prison has died in a Dublin hospital.
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Salvation Army Women in Uniform Across Nations
Photos show Salvation Army workers, including Japanese women, adapting Army garb to local robes as they serve in scattered lands. The piece notes 40 languages spoken by those who wear the uniform amid war and relief efforts.
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Daniels Fires Back at Rear Admiral Sims in Senate Grilling
Secretary Daniels delivered a forceful reply to Rear Admiral Sims during a Senate investigation, charging Sims with lacking vision and overvaluing British praise. Daniels accused Sims of siding with British views, seeking foreign honors, and preferring British accolades to U.S. recognition, shocking an era of naval officials.
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Abandoned under car and killed girl in Queens tragedy
New York May 10 Helen Murray two, of Newark Pariahed beneath a burning auto that had turned turtle in Queens Borough witnesses say two men abandoned Helen while dragging another girl from the car. The younger onlookers heard pleas to save Helen as she burned. The second girl was dragged away and driven off.
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Poker Stare Mari Appears in Paris Social Scene
May 10 report notes a shift in Parisian American social life as poker replaces bridge at mansions on Avenue du Bois de Boulogne Champs Elysees and Rue de Passy. The craze centers on immobile expressions while betting on four finsh or unfilled hands, with racing bets dimmed by this trend.
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Ends of Francisco Villa era marked in Chihuahua revolt end
Villa lays down arms and surrenders to General Enriquez as leaders of the Chihuahua revolution display relief. Hope grows that arable governance and improved U S relations may follow though some predict Villa could become a future threat if he opposes the new regime.
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Attempt 10 Speak Labor Men Nabbed
Seven organizers for iron and steel workers were arrested in Pittsburgh on May 9 for attempting to hold an open air meeting without a permit. The group included W. M. Fink of Brookwood College and officials from the National Committee of Iron and Steel Workers, the ACLU, and several unions.
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John Dichon
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James
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Abandon Plan to Raise Money in Congress
Washington on May 10 the House Ways and Means committee decided to drop a proposed single sale tax for funding soldiers relief legislation. East Palestine public schools superintendent A D Ladd resigned.
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Wanamaker Aims At Ohio Senate Seat In August Primary
Judge R M Wanamaker of the Ohio Supreme Court announced to Republican voters of Ohio that he would feel greatly obliged to submit his candidacy for the United States Senate at the August primary if the people want him. The statement was addressed to Ohio Republicans and carried by the Associated Press.
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Sugar Price Set At Two Cents In Ohio
May 10 report from Fair Price Commissioner Pfaiffer fixes sugar at twenty four cents per pound in Ohio with relief expected from high costs. In Cleveland charges reach 35 cents, while resale rules set profits at two to three cents depending on wholesale or retailer level.
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Columbus
Ohio
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Cleveland
Ireland Faces New Cattle Drive Conflicts
Disturbances in Ireland involve organized cattle drivers pressuring landowners to sell. Conflicts mirror earlier land seizures, with threats and intimidation in the south and west where land is used for grazing. Police struggle to contain drives as farmers lose holdings. unrest appears separate from political crimes but is rising.
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Dublin
Ireland
Jas Rentora
Ireand
Three Cities Now In Hands Of The Rebels
Associated Press reports Mexico City Vera Cruz and Tampico under rebel control as American destroyers head toward Mexican waters to protect lives in hostile ports. The U S embassy confirms the capital’s transfer of authority with no disorder. Tampico and Vera Cruz remain quiet. Carranza’s fate remains unconfirmed amid conflicting dispatches.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Tampico
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T Rasfer
Carransa
Esperanza
American shot and killed by Mexican rebels
American Harry Lyons was shot and killed in late April by Mexican opponents of Carranza at Durango, Mexico. He was reportedly executed after a court martial, and his wife Mrs. Lyons was informed of the death.
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Mexico
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Oklahoma Sent to Key West for Possible Mexican Waters Duty
The dreadnaught Oklahoma was ordered from New York to Key West Florida to possibly operate in Mexican waters. It will stop at Philadelphia to pick up a company of marines. The Henderson is en route to League Island to carry 1300 Marines. No orders to move beyond Key West have been issued. Estimates place Americans in Mexico at six to seven thousand.
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State Department
Mexico
Ex Chicago merchant Brokaw given 11 year term in wife murder
Wilson H. Brokaw, once wealthy Chicago merchant, convicted in federal court of murdering his wife last January at Camp Hustis Virginia. He was sentenced to 11 years in the Atlanta federal penitentiary.
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