Miners Case Nears End in Strike Commission Hearing
Beranton Pa December 19 The presentation of the anthracite miners case before the Strike Commission will finish by tomorrow afternoon or Monday at the latest as operators plan further testimony. Three district presidents have not yet been called. Witnesses described docking practices at Temple Coal and Iron Co with some denying the company’s low dockage figures. A miner testified about dangerous mining conditions and injuries, including broken limbs, amid complaints about the topping system.
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Beranton
Rome
Nichols
Fahey
Duffy
Upron
Edward Ridgeway
Temple Coal & Iron Co
Sidgeway
William Pine
Temple Co
Mike
Third Rail A Failure In New York Ice Storm
A New York ice storm crippled street and surface car traffic with 20 minute to one hour delays. Police logged injuries from falls as the third rail system failed in bad weather, delaying Sixth Avenue service while other lines used locomotives. The breakdown, costing millions to improve insulation between the charged rail and the moving shoe, underscored systemic vulnerability.
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New York
Fire destroys wholesale grocery in Scranton blaze
Fire in Scranton, Pennsylvania, totally destroyed the wholesale grocery of J. J. Connell at Lane 620,000. A falling wall injured four firefighters, three gravely, requiring hospital transport.
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Scranton
J. J. Connell
Lane
M. E. Church Bazaar To Be Held Next Week
The North Hill M. E. church will hold a Christmas bazaar on Wednesday and Thursday featuring dolls kerchiefs fancy work candy and lunch. Poetic postal cards were cut out for articles to come in nicely.
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North Hill M. E
New Cars to Enter Service on Barberton Line Race
The Northern Ohio Traction Co will race ten new cars into service in a few days on the Barbertonine route. The cars will be the same as those now running to Kent and Ravenna, aimed at expanding service and improving schedule reliability.
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Northern Ohio Traction Co
Kent
Ravenna
Rough Handling At Harvard Leaves Student Injured In Hospital
Boston, Mana, Tee and twelve Harvard students were roughly handled by a crowd of unknown men on LaGratge Ly yesterday. One victim, Harold Dorr, 21, of Syracuse, N.Y., was taken to the city hospital with a probable skull fracture. The assailant escaped.
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Boston
Mana
Tee
Harvard
LaGratge Ly
City Hopital
Harold Dorr
Syracuse
N.Y
Barberton Library Board backs project after second defeat
Members of the Barberton Library Board met Thursday evening to discuss the second defeat of the city bond proposal for library maintenance. They decided to proceed with the project contingent on subscriptions to a fund, with strong support from local businessmen, and optimism remains that Barberton will obtain a library consistent with the town’s progress.
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Barberton
Castro Says Report Received Amid Ongoing Troubles
Washington dispatches report President Castro asked Germany and Great Britain to accept arbitration over alleged damages and injuries to German and British subjects during the civil war. He said he would submit the Venezuela matter to arbitration.
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Washington
Tin State Department
Bowen Vie Morn
Castro Haw
Germany
Great Britain
Venezuela
Castro defies foes as Venezuela turmoil grows
Attempting to end grievances, Castro declares continued resistance. A deputation seeks aid from revolutionary leaders, while Rolando is offered military governorship if he aligns. Maton is promised a position if he defects, Cuatro hopes U S intervention will ensue.
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Tlagunyra
Castro
Rolando
Maton
Cuatro
Salaries discussed for Barberton police force
Special Correspondence from Barberton reports that 124 members met with Solicitor Baker to discuss fixing salaries as required by the new code. The topic will be formally presented to council next Monday evening, with officers expected to receive the pay raise they have long sought.
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Barberton
Der
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Tntsday
Contell
Ty Anid
Aaliry
Seized Rations Reported by Allied Forces
A dispatch from Laguayra Venezuela dated December 12 states that Allied authorities have seized all German and English ration telephones amid wartime controls. An unconfirmed report mentions a Castrohm figure asking American Minister Bowen to intervene.
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Laguayra
Venexneli
Castrohm
Bowen
Davis Seeks Assessor Post In Sixth Ward
Mr B F Davis of 128 Buelid Ave announces candidacy for assessor in the Sixth ward. He previously served with satisfaction but was rejected when the Board of City Commissioners held appointive power. Now appointments return to the people under the view code, Davis resumes bid. His predecessors lowered ward valuations about 50000 below his standard, depriving the city of revenue.
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B. F. Davis
Buelid Ave
Hit Welf
Axsensor
Alway
Board of
City Commitsionere
Davis
Davia
No Truth in Reported German Offensive Movements
Berlin officials announced there is no truth to rumors that a major German offensive is planned. Reinforcements will not be sent inland, and authorities say Cuatro Cuatro remains under blockade without a concerted push.
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Berlin
Germim Tenes
U S Plans Stance On Moves Affecting Monroe Doctrine
Washington dispatch reports state officials say the United States will interpret every move here as potentially isolating the Monroe Doctrine. The action could decide if any given step implies isolation or not.
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Washington
United States
Alles
Moras Warns on Venezuela Crisis Likely to Widen
Indianapolis December 12 Samuel EB Moras consul general to Paris in the Cleveland era deems the Venezuela dispute very grave. He says Britain and Germany would enforce payment by seizing territory and holding it indefinitely, a move that could redraw the regional balance of power. Moras cautions the actions could escalate tensions among major powers and affect international relations.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Samuel EB. Moras
Paris
Cleveland
Veneanola
Great Britain
Germany
Brother of Famous Car Builder Dies in New York
The brother of George M. Pullman, noted car builder, died in New York City at the Hotel Grenoble after weeks of illness. He had severed ties with The Pullman company and devoted himself to the Pullman Automatic Ventilator venture he invented.
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New York
L. Mull Navn
George M. Pullman
Prureday
Hotel Grenoble
Fale
Fonte Old
Wie
Pullman
City seeks funds to buy ten horses for protection
City commissioners say seaves for horses are nearly ended and funds will be raised by selling bowls. Commissioner Wilson reports visiting Perrysville and inspecting many horses, hoping to buy ten from one owner. Public misperception noted about local supply lacking suitable, durable work horses.
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Ler Torsea
Lrnroenery
Perrysvilly
Wilson
Program Porlowns te Ile second bi monthly meeting notes
The item outlines the second bi monthly meeting of Am mit county Careers to be held in the assembly room at Uy Bligh sell on Saturday December. It lists speakers including Rev. 1M Yoder Harken Quartette and Supt Wy B Shines Richfeld Paper on waste in schools and whether schools meet required conditions. Adjournment noted.
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Porlowns Te Ile
Ammit
Uy Bligh
Kong Hy
Yoder
Harken Quartette
PLO Orlin
Frederek Selines
Cayatoga
Ohio furs and pelts trade expands to New York market
R Dally, active in West Lebanon and nearby areas, reports a strong fox mink and other fur season. He plans to purchase thousands of pelts in coming weeks as most will be sent to Fiston then shipped to New York. Musk pelts are scarce locally. interest grows in wider state suppliers.
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R. Dally
Weslbneton
Fulton Siz
Dally
New York
Glee
Uhe
Dally Maya
Humane society vows crusade to suppress cruelty
In Barberton Dee Le-It, Justice Wernts and Attorney Chas Ammerman announce a planned drive by the local Humane Society to begin a wake of itself as an organization to be feared as well as respected, aiming to suppress cruelty in any form.
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Barberton
Dee
Humane Society
Tready
Justice Wernts
Chas, Ammerman
New York News Describes Exotic Elephants for Park Display
In New York a description mentions eight baby elephants including five Siberian calves and one large elephant, purchased for a cent, to be shipped to a local geological park. The piece also references a school board and transportation plans involving the elephants.
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New York
Dee
Patricia
Tanburg
Plynath
Siberian
Uher
Pwo Men
Atlanta School Board
Hue
Prohibition Meeting Aims Evening Session At Local Hall
The regular meeting of the Prohibition Alliance will be held this evening in the W G T U rooms on South Main Street at 7 30. A special program has been arranged.
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Prohibiton Alliance
Buchtel College Oratory Contest Details Announced
The Buchtel College competitive events outline a new judging plan for the Sophomore Prize Speaking contest set for February 1. Names of contestants and topics must be submitted by noon June 3. A mock Senate meeting will feature 38 senators debating reciprocity with Cuba, with a planning committee named Welton Carlton Rowell Spangler M. Lills and Swanson.
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Buchtel College
Senate
Cuba
Mesars
Welton
Carlton
Rowell
Spangler
M.lills
Swanson
Held for trial in torching case in Cleveland
Fernant Meyer is charged with pulling a horse blanket from Billy Gensler while her clothes burned. A coroner ruled the death of a girl named the result of an unlawful act. The court held Meyer for trial on $1,000 bond as the case draws public attention.
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Cleveland
Fernant Meyer
Billy Gensler
Pooriter
Herduse
Mugen
Meyer
Contention on Mayor Fees and State Tiles in Ohio
Albert Touloway argues that Contel controls mayoral fees in state criminal cases. He cites revised Ohio tiles Rec 1745 authorizing a mayor to docket cases and receive fees, while the municipal system stays intact. Court may regulate mayoral fees in criminal matters but not exceed familiar limits for justices of the peace.
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Contel
Ohio
Mayer
Valleo
Laginias
Courell
Albert
Toulloway
Moran to Speak in Cleveland on Bucchas Sermon
Rev Francis C Moran formerly of St Marys Elliteti Akron now pastor at St Patricks Cleveland gains attention as an orator. He opens an important feature in the Cleveland Catholic eld with a lecture on Bucchas. The souls begin Tuesday in St Patricks hall.
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Francis C. Moran
St. Mary's Elliteti
St. Patrick's Ccurch
Cleveland
Akron
The Pending of Faith by Rev Mason
A fragmentary notice praises Rev Mason of the city for his writings. It notes his ongoing work and acceptance in local publications, highlighting his frequent appearance in periodicals and the positive reception of his essays.
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Maxaeine
Rev Rawanl
Mason
Thin Oly
Mowom
Perry Aneréeafol
Omaroe
Ight Iinding
Elected An Officer In State Grange Convention
Attendees from Suimut county included Mr and Mrs L S Humphrey Richfield Mr and Mrs E Cranz Bath and Mr James Miler Bath with Crum elected steward of the state organization Others chosen for top posts in the Grange include master overseer steward chaplain treasurer secretary gatekeeper and officers from various towns Resolutions approved urged free rural mail delivery direct election of US Senators expansion of interstate commerce commission powers support for agriculture education and food laws Financials show receipts of 2483 expenses 7097 52 balance 17981 and treasury assets 12288 20
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Suiuut County
Hite Grange
Teflanre
Meigny
Jeotuter
John Begg
Allen
Uranz
Summit
Menard
Whee
Stark
C. G. Norton
Eric
W. W. Milley
Franklin
C. M. Freemat
Ming
Gatekamper
Mormon Susche
Walton
Ceres
Fannie Elliott
Defiance
Fiera
Mise
Dora Bilis Warren
United States
Congress
State Board of Agriculture
Che
Mid State University
Belig
Thal
Horse Shot After Fall Injures Rider on Broadway
A horse owned by Re Fl McCance on Broadway fell near the Whineor hotel injuring a rider and was taken to a blacksmith. The horse, two years old, was shot by Policeman McConnell after the incident.
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Re FL McCance
Noth Broadway
Broadway
McConnell
Remarkable Willaus J Hogue Dies At 72 In Hettes Corners
Willaus J. Hogue aged 72 died at his home at Hettes Corners on Thursday from heart disease. He was unmarried and resided at Bett Conners Wilbette. Described as a remarkable man he stood about six feet and five inches tall. Funeral services will be held at the residence the following day.
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Willaus J. Hogue
Hettes Corners
Mr. Hogue
Bett Conners Wilbette
Bature
Noted church to dedicate new building December 21
The Divine and laymen plan a dedication of a new church edifice at the corner of Baleboed Crowley streets on December 21 with a full program. Rev Willem J Wykoff leads services. the day includes a morning Sunday school rally, a platform meeting at 2:30 pm, and evening sermon plus offerings.
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Belek
Inne
Gerwethy
Whittaker
Woodleon Ave
Jor
Crowley
Willem J. Wykoff
J. W. Bashford
Wesleyan University
J. W. Robins
Charles Ie Smith
Dy Willer
Pitt-large
Christian Advos
Salem Kile
Salem K Ile
Hyana
Clark Crawford
D. D
Bb, Whittaker
Clvek
State
Charlee Thek
Layne
Atterboit
Rehool
Upham
Sobristian Fraternity
W. Kelleyz Commeritad Servies AL i Sheeler; Eievtings. Be Rev. W. FP Wrkoff
J. W. Tobina
J. W. Hashfort
Divorce Suit Summaries In London Courtroom Scene
Testimony in the final phase of absolute divorce suits between Sir Charles Hartopp and his wife. Lawyers Isracs and Hearne appear for spouses and co-respondents amid a fashionable London audience including notable figures. Several accusers and witnesses reference improprieties and alleged malignment.
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London
Burl Chesterfield
Ring restoration case stalls in Subtica Koplo court
A lawsuit to recover a diamond ring is expected to be filed in Subtica Koplo's court but the court declined to reveal names, saying the action has not begun. A recently engaged young couple reported a broken engagement and the girl declined to return the ring, prompting threats from the former fiancé and the involvement of a attorney.
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Sustica Koplo
Cleimeng
Automotive Show Highlights at Garden City Exhibition
Report from the annual Automobile Show in Garden City reveals concerns over tire quality and dealer standards. Tony Time and Higher Co and tire firms from New felt, January 17, address fellow exhibitors on improving safety and product reliability.
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Grace Garden
New Felt
Goodrtab
Tony Tine
Hihher
Ier de Tire Co
Harberton il Officers Propose Monday Night Saloon Ordinance
Officials in Harberton propose a Monday night saloon regulation under the new code. The ordinance sets a $300 yearly cap and monthly limits, with salaries for board members and police tied to the measure. Critics cite weak enforcement and lack of action on hours, fees, and penalties as support for the plan.
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Lal
Board of Public Service
Oor
Saylor
McCoy
Moe @pring
Unclear local notice on Kentucky line progress and damage
In Imneville Kentucky on December 10, a gusher caused a fire during completion work. Sue Payne and Berry ushers witnessed the eruption burning a structure completely. The Standard plan quotes US cents and a potential rise to 1.20 dollars when the line finishes in February. About a thousand workers are on the project.
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Imneville
Geers
Coal Fleet Wrecked Near Ohio River Coast
A damaged river fleet incident occurred on Tuesday morning along the Ohio River near Ty Htakk et al as barges broke away under heavy conditions. The event involved the al den and Olpeinnad ships, with crews reporting damage and disruption on the waterway.
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Ruth
Ohio River
Ty % Htakket
Olpeinnad & Southern Fury
Advite
Incomplete International Hurjo details prompt concern
Fragmentary notes from December report the International Hurjo details and stock values, referencing Chicago deliveries and market reactions. The garbled text mentions resources, earnings, and price connections amid uncertain statements and continuing market activity.
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M. E. Church Bazaar
Uncle Sam
Counsul
Perrysville
Cornet Sodlo
Margaret Swigart
Copley
Dean FG
Willian
Athens
Hong
Ohio Furs
Canal Fulton
Barberton Humane Society
Bachtel
Marietta
Bachtel College
Tharsis
Mariette
Mr. Holloway
Dr. Moran
Mr. Mason
State Grange
E. F. Cranz
Bath
William Hogue
Woodland M. E
Ring
Justice Court
Automo
Harberton
Tore Wells
Kentucky
Ration of — International
J. 1
Chicago
Loos
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