16th Infantry to Quit Mexico Move to Columbus Patrol Duty
Military dispatches report the 16th Infantry ordered from the Mexican border to Columbus to assume border patrol duties. The Shelly-Larsenrore expedition returns to the field in Chihuahua as units converge, while the U.S. Army tightens censorship and mobilization measures across New Mexico and adjacent states.
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Meier
Gutrel
ET Bing
Avgeriom
Meissen Hay Biready
Iunil
Hace Censutbip
Columbus ‘SiubiUentiomie Stowe Wwashineton
Genera Ponstan
Aelayea
War Department
Oflisis Eta
Arena
Sia
Mexica Natinal Guard
Comnanice
Ison Fenha
Guardaman
Border Patrol
Fennel Funston
Tuller
Uelones
Marie Langhorne
Ihico
Eppersilly
St Mountitins Sercars
Freya Rum
Deemsard le Ward
Wee Alg
Burial in Titusville
The remains of Mrs. Ratnty L. Drake arrive in Titusville by 10 20 Sunday morning at the family home. Funeral services are planned with Rev. and Mrs. Carver officiating at Stier Funeral Parlor in Philadelphia. The Drake mausoleum crypt will be sealed and the casket placed for permanent interment in the Woollen cemetery.
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Mer
Ratnty L. Drake
Ailige
Philadelphin
Joan Jéare Philadelphis
Public Education Campaign Urged for Mental Disease Fight
Dr Owen Copp of the Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane calls for broad, coordinated action beyond state facilities. He urges nationwide public education campaigns and a centralized authority to fund and direct care, arguing current county and district efforts are insufficient to curb mental illness and related care costs.
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Tilrmont Hopital
Depat
Owen Copp
Ponnaxivanta
Pruadepila
Tess
United
H.waitchell
Unger
State Hospital
Warren
Feroazh Fant
Isgiicaoes
Ail
Gou Vestibie
Tsue
President fires up reelection bid in Charlotte campaign
Fragmented OCR shows President Wilko addressing supporters in Charlotte during a campaign stop. He appeals to party faithful, urges unity, and cautions that current leadership must prioritize action over rhetoric as the nation heads toward a new era. Local Mecklenburg celebration noted with a brief response from Wilson.
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Carlotte
Wilko
Salieburg
Getherad
Witnou
Mecklenburg
Charlotte
Wilson
Paige
Cox Dies After Stroke and Pneumonia in Cincinnati
Cincinnati May Harndlah Cox, Jenks Republican, died early today after a critical illness that followed two strokes of paralysis and pneumonia. Friends recall his constant civic work and petitions he supported, while local officials note he had faced health challenges in recent weeks.
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Cieinnati
May Harnudlah Cox
Jenks Repubeva Fiale
William Aleien patent case in Korea Warren shop incident
A garbled report describes William Aleien of Korea Warren claiming a patent on a new type motor boat. He was allegedly attacked in a boiler shop by P. V. Edgett while sharpening his invention. The article mentions a price and discusses a fountain mechanism and ink usage, with unclear details about patent scope and outcomes.
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William Aleien
Korea
Warren
Grastrd
Seaplanes Raid English Coast Amid Global War News
Dispatches report seaplanes raiding the English coast with allied nations noting casualties and retaliations. The piece details aerial actions, naval bombardments, and diplomatic developments as World War I intensifies across Europe and the Atlantic.
Bradford Drake Day Observance Amid Turbulent Preparations
Bradford prepares for Drake Day with city officials and the Board of Trade coordinating events. Hon. Gewis Mmery chairs the organizing committee as planning details face disruption and last minute adjustments.
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Bradford Wild
Rhe
Eeane
Cel Bration
de Aumi Tensaty
He Straklay
Drake
Ben Tierd
Gewis Mmery
Laward C. Chatitel
Isomel
Woved Office And The Bid That Shook The Town
An unclear notice reports a contested bid and contracting details involving local officials in Woodart. The fragment mentions secretary Syenay ot Erle and a ceremony in Tonite with the Bir event shaping the outcome and references to central figures Wm Sd hearer and Doslarse stR.
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Woodart
Syenay Ot
Erle
Warcon
Methodist Conference Moves Toward Reunion Plan
The Rev. H A Bare reports progress as the Methodist Church considers reuniting factions. Delegates anticipate a commission of 25 with broad authority to map plans for unifying the church in the United States and Canada within two years, with hundreds of pastors and leaders gathering.
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Bare
Pires
Brighton
Mr. Barene
Rounatawon
Abe
Tadan
Ueeie
Guimabet
United States
TiThan
Wlao
Uiuakidawter
Tederain
Opposition to Fourth Avenue Subway Proposal Sparks Debate
Local officials and residents debated a proposed Fourth Avenue subway and a new MeW Peasy station. The Subway Committee led by J. Sthobeld outlined plans to remove Chestnut Street routes, place tracks midblock, and construct a Pennsylvanian route with a brick road for safety, while railway company responses remain unclear.
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Fourth Avenue
Wulana
Siaduet
Cxmeaway Armly
Wrubway
Sthobeld
Thauman
Bubwey
Behofield
Feangylvenia
Will Moosers of Country Wall Insist on Roosevelt
The Progressive National Committee yesterday chose not to set a dating for the party convention. A national meeting will be held in Chicago on June 5 to finalize arrangements, with the rule requiring delegates to meet ten days prior waived this year and no concession of candidacy.
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Will Moosers
Wall
OM Roosevelt
Crtesco
Progress National Cvnvention
Taxiven
Chicago
Reception Held in Noe Town for Dr Detar’s Move
A reception was held in Noe town at Kelleitene Inn for Dr Detar who will soon move to Dallas City. During his long residence in Kelletyville he made many friends who tearfully bid him farewell.
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Kelleitene
Br Detar
Dil City
Detar
Kelletryilie
Ship Purchase Bill Blocked in Congress Amid Party Tensions
Washington May 22 The administration ship purchase measure faced a tough fight as Republicans blocked key amendments and forced a decisive vote. Democrats failed to carry their plan, while Republicans pressed for limits on funding and control, delaying action as the Senate moved toward a separate shipping bill. The epic clash highlighted partisan stakes and the struggle over executive policy.
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Wethicnton
Repubican Tasder Mann
Feta Nivrylsg
Allercerr
Tiree
Persietent
Torun
Mann
Shipa
Buller
Megresom
Shien
Aldo
Washington
Senate
JANKERS OF STATE URGED 70 BECOME ACTIVE IN POLITICS
In Nay 26 a convention urged 70 Jankers to engage in politics to influence the election. Leaders named include B Slardes of stlamta and J Hinsmen president of the Farmer Trim committee, with talks on bank and national finance roles shaping the movement's policies and council decisions.
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Jankers
Bealeton
Cwalpalges
Markat
Stlamta
Elty
Watton
Zercirg
Weil
Trim Commans
Lancsstyr
Charen Prenigent
Lawrence Er Pands
Union National Bank of
Euwinedon
Trewschar
Aeministre Teat
ERIE MAM KILLED Inne Lynch and Feit suspect wrongdoings
In Erie a man and two others were detained after a fatal shooting at a station. One suspect was hospitalized, another lingered at Hawke Hospital, and a third associate was arrested. Police reported the trio’s involvement as the investigation proceeds.
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Inne Lynch
Prin Thursiay
Leach
Oda
Lawson
Raockea Lyne
Tao
Spasquar- Jara
Lenena Con Aiton
Hawke Hospital
Teawaom
Wunelaerm N
Tne
Resnortabie Chen
Omarly Defeated for Delegate at Large in Philadelphia Primary
Philadelphia May 30 official count shows furor poll results as long candidate lists slow counting. Brumbaugh 187,502 Oliver 149,220 Penrose 129,699 Fulth 157,278 with district returns and Republican figures from counties and national convention ties.
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Philadelphia
Fevor
Wll Ware
Brumbaugh
Oliver
Penrers
Fulth
Relurat
GABL
Vista
Repmbiteuy
Ambler
Snyder
Letnant
Takdds
McLauenin
Sobel
Heturne
Democratis Iativusl
Armatrone
Brumbaugh Bumesuga Darvas Clement
Gstaar Penrose
Sweden Seeks Neutral Stance Amid War Controversy
A London report details Sweden’s cautious plan to stay neutral as tensions between Russia and Britain intensify. Prime Minister Wallenberg and Swedish officials face pressure over shipping seizures and diplomatic exchanges with Russia. The article notes Sweden’s effort to avoid entanglement while protecting its commerce and maritime routes.
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Londen
Antonio Failice
Athearn
Offechal
Jortienmeeg
Gerd Robert Veeil Min Syter
Sweden
Rusia
Wallenbere Peters
Partiaromnr
Roberts de Sarste
Artis
Swedan
Britain
Driden
Repeisat
Irwosit Bs
Russia
Ziman
Weekend court in Forest County hears license petitions
A Forest County license court session at Tionesta will see Hinckles preside as four applicants seek licenses. Two applicants remain, with proceedings noting one denied and the ultimate outcome to be decided Monday morning. The event reflects local legal actions amid a wider regional postwar context.
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Junge Hinckles
Heense
Tionesta
Forest County
Tleenye Unis
Mariomeaille
Hickers
Hines
Unclear OCR item about Hagenbeck-Wallace exhibit travels
Fragmentary notice discusses a Hagenbeck-Wallace show pageant appearing June 12 in Warren with plans to Buk out the relinginary Adres. Two other advance vars may follow in the same week. likely local event previews but text is garbled and lacks clear details.
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Warren
Real war baby figures in sut infant given to widow of wealthy man
A Canadian maternity hospital case in Chicago May 20. Testimony describes a baby born July 24, 1928, said to be the child of Mrs. Gladys May over a supposed lover, allegedly taken at birth and given to Sir Mallare Dy of Clare Hospital. The trial includes claims of a lover and a forged family link with a wealthy husband.
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Chicago
Dalle Leda Hood Mayers
Arvem
Fosteeday
Mea
Deira
Eom
Ottawa
Mallare Dy
Clare
Jessle Bryan
Margaret
Wanorene
Zanbion
Shadahier
van Remy
Pulite
Muluare
Larzer
Jagr
Roca
Mattars
Tor
Mlatford
Former President General of 0 AR Died in Baltimore
A garbled obituary notes the death of the Former President General of the 0 AR in Baltimore. It mentions veterans from World War II era, birth in Frederick, and service categories including Continental Army and American Federation notes. The text references Norfolk, Virginia connections and various organizations.
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0. AR
Baltimore
Sluggers Rally In Furious Mine Yard Game
Sluggers won a wild game against the West End Sluggers and Te Porrth Steere Stara in a tense matchup. Dales, Wises, and Hart delivered solid performances as the two teams traded blows and the crowd watched a dramatic finish.
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Zrownds
West End
Te Porrth Steere Stara
Ana Tomaine
Dales
Wises
Hartmele
Marriage License Issued in Sugar Grove
Clore of Wie Ornbamt Court issued a marriage license to dames Darling and Mattie feeune. The couple reside in Sugar Grove and are proceeding with the nuptials.
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BioThing
Mattie Feeune
Dames
Darling
Pitta
Punian
Sugar Grove
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