Youngstown riot leaves four dead two regiments called in
In East Youngstown after a labor strike confrontations sparked a night of arson and gunfire. Four people were killed and many wounded as 15 blocks burned and property losses reach $800,000. National guard units and state troops Mobilized to restore order amid rioting and looting.
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Youngstown Iron and Steel Company
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J. M. Wolt
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Russia pounds White House at Gzer nowitz in gay attire
A garbled report describes heavy action near Gzer nowitz with provocative dress and possible.SHORT
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White House
Gzernowitz
Russian assault drives on Czernowitz front in winter war
Petrograd dispatches report 400 guns bombarding Austrian positions for 80 hours at Czernowits as Russians press along the front. The struggle is described as bitter with few prisoners, amid questions whether this signals a broader offensive or a strategic diversion to ease pressure on the Balkans and Italian front. Meanwhile White House reception honors Pan American congress delegates as President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson greet thousands in lavish ceremonies.
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William G. Medoor
Sunday Standard offers live news and features in vibrant pages
The Sunday Standard promises lively coverage with front line trenches stories from the Great War, in depth features, comic strips, theater and movie notes, fashion and social items, and a zestful mix of profiles and gossip. It highlights Brisky and Zapp, Charley Chaplin, and the Bingville Bugle among others.
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Big additions planned for the Tacoma smelter
Tacoma Jan 7 R F McElvenny superintendent confirms eastern reports that the Tacoma Smelting plant operated by a Guggenheim concern will add a new refinery costing 250000 with 2000 tons monthly capacity. A second refinery costing about 500000 with 3600 tons monthly capacity nears completion, boosting total capacity to the largest in the West.
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R. F. McElvenny
American Smelting & Refining Company
Wilson and Fairbanks on Indiana ballot with others
Indianapolis January 7 petitions filed to place 1% candidates on Indiana's preferential ballot for presidential nomination and other offices. Wilson and Fairbanks head the list for president and vice president with Marshall Kern Robinson Watren Wilson among Republicans and progressives filing for governor and U S senator.
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Indiana
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Thomas R. Marshall
Johm W. Kern
Arthur BR. Robinson
H. & New
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James B. Wilson
John A. Adair
Leonard B. Clore
Warren ‘T. McCray
James P. Goodrich
Quincy
A. Myers
R. ©. Johnson
J. Frank’ Hanly
Stamp Robbery Shocks Revenue Office In St Paul
St Paul January 7 a bold raid on the local internal revenue office vault yielded negotiable stamps and currency. Authorities suspect a heavy getaway over 200 pounds in an automobile. Initial face value estimates ranged from six hundred fifty dollars to near one million as investigators verify totals. Berlin dispatch notes Fora expedition members visiting Berlin for journalistic studies.
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Internal Revenue Office
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Internal Revenue Department
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Lynch
Berlin
London
Fora
Revolver Clash as Drunken Mob Fights Townsfolk in Ohio
In Youngstown Ohio on January 1 clashes erupted between residents carrying revolvers and a drunken mob. Reported violence spread through streets as armed groups faced attacks near a public building while authorities responded.
Ohio town turmoil and war notes across front pages
In Tocay's Standard Be eiliot the report covers arson and murder in an Ohio town, wartime developments and White House reception notes. Other items mention Tacoma smelter expansion, a major revenue stamps theft in St Paul, a Hague peace party, and House discussions. Civil and state news punctuate a broad miscellany with mining, sport, and notices.
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White House
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MoMining
Elmberg
Skull of Man's Wife Sends Shudder Through Witnesses
Frederick Price faces trial in Minneapolis for murder after the skull of his wife is displayed in court. Medical experts testify the fatal injuries could not come from a simple fall, suggesting blows to the head. The state aims to finish its evidence with Charles Etchison, who testified Price killed a wife and paid him 4700 dollars.
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Frederick Price
Price
Charles D. Etchison
Fordites Reach The Hague For Peace Expedition
The Ford party leaves Copenhagen for The Hague on a special train amid war travel passes. 150 people travel under military rules as delegates from many countries gather for a peace conference. The group will visit Holland before continuing to other destinations with assurances of courtesy from Danish and Dutch authorities.
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