Labor leaders hint at general walkout in railway strike
In St Paul Monday the Northwest railway switchmen dispute widens with labor leaders terminating negotiations and hinting at a broad strike across allied orders. The railroad offered to rehire existing positions by Wednesday noon, a proposal quickly rejected. Governor Eberhart named to seek intercession after Hawley requested action.
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St. Paul Minn
Northwest
Othe
Tabor
American Federation of Jabor
Aternoon
Hawley
Switchmen'’s
Khow Tong
Storm Loss in Spain Strikes Coastal Towns and Villages
Reports from San Sebastian detail widespread damage after last week’s storm. Only three houses remain in Santa Christiania while Lavacilla’s church stands as the sole surviving structure. Benavente, 34 miles north of Zamorra, flooded for five days with street traffic by boat. Vallebra destroyed and Castile crops ruined.
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San Sebastian
Spain
Santa Christiania
Lavacilla
Benavente
Zamorra
Vallebra
Castile
Lighthouse Burns in Chesapeake Bay Blaze Destroys Thimble Shoal
Fire raged at Thimble Shoal lighthouse in lower Chesapeake Bay early Monday. Keeper and family reportedly escaped in relief boats. relief crews from Hampton Roads and the steamer Hampton assisted, with Thimble West signaling approach near Point Comfort.
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Thimble
Chesapeake Bay
Tumpton Roads
Hampton Roads
Hampton
Norfolk
Alathens
Point Comfort
Bessie Hartitin Taken In By Nebras Childrens Shelter
Rosati recalls Tessie Parton living with their mother at Chapman Nel for 1464 date. Their father reportedly killed by a falling tree at Anadau Sfo. The mother, an invalid, cannot care for them. Nebras Childrens Shelter will forward the girl’s address to Rosdtna and to a guardian.
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Rosati
Tessie Parton
Chapman
Nel
Anadau
Sfo
Beim
Therm
Reo
Sreitho Pineis
Pegsie Bee
Heros
Creo
Pruerr
Unclear text fragment hints at a fatal incident and names
Fragmentary OCR mentions a death and names but lacks coherent details or dates. Reading shows references to a person named Prom Ackendall two years old and Detroit related terms. Other phrases are garbled, hindering a clear event summary.
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Prom Ackendall
Richard
Sue
Cates
Detroit United
Bhp
Woas Tre
Bacun City Live Stock Market Brief
Market notes show Nickias Maty reporting live on cattle trades with bids around S200 to S500 and prices near $4.00 per unit amid the Srey storm market activity in Pudhose and Srepgty.
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Bacun City
Nickias Maty
Srepgty
Fragmented OCR Note Mentions Names and Dates
A garbled OCR fragment references individuals and events with unclear names. The readable bits point to a possible meeting or report dated near a specific event but lack coherent details or a resolvable narrative.
Severe New England storm paralyzes region with high tide
A northeast gale and heavy snow battered New England from Sunday midnight through Sunday night. Widespread outages hit Cambridge Somerville Lynn Brockton Providence Fall River and New Bedford with darkness and damaged lines. The tide flooded Nathants coastal areas and Reston saw cellars flooded. Three physicians died in Everett and Chelsea as dam breaches caused flash flooding. Shipping and rail service were crippled and vast areas faced million dollar damages and long power losses. New York and surrounding areas also faced a near blackout as rail and street traffic ground to a halt.
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Hayes
New Eay
New England
Massachusetts Bay
Everett
Chelsea
Nantucket
Reston
Atlantic Avenue
Cambridge
Somerville
Lynn
Brockton
Providence
Fall River
New Bedford
Nahant
New York
Black Man A Hero in Kansas City Fire
Washington Johnson a janitor saved many lives in a Rialto building fire on Ninth street and Grand avenue Kansas City Missouri. He discovered the blaze freed sleeping physicians and students then climbed to rescue Charles Manley on the seventh floor and escaped as a second explosion shook the structure.
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Kansas
Washington Johnson
Lves
Rialto
Ninth Street
Grand Avenue
Kansas City
Johnson
Charles R. Manley
Stiil
Manles
Sinc
Iowa League to Push Reforms in State Legislation
The Anti Satoon League announces sweeping reforms guided by State Superintendent Tuarber. They plan to push amendments to Interstate Commerce law to ban shipments of Aquor from outside Iowa and move larger cases from juries to equity courts, seeking faster, nonjury decisions.
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Iowa AtticSavon League
Tuarber
Paeti
Carroll
von Eress ii
Cherokee man loses arm in steam press accident
Bryan Powell, a Cherokee man employed at Cherokee Steam Company, had his arm torn by a machine belt during a Saturday incident. He was pulled into the wringer, then freed. doctors report possible loss of the arm but expect recovery with fortitude.
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Byran Powell
Butto
Girt Pieel
Garr Scott Company
Omaha Attorney Apologizes to Nebraska Supreme Court
Lt. Dunn a former Omaha assistant district attorney apologized to the Nebraska Supreme Court Thursday evening. The court purged him of contempt and restored his rights to practice as an attorney. Dunn had previously admitted contempt in a brief for which he took responsibility and had been disbarred.
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Omaha
Nebraska Supreme Court
Lt. Dunn
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Dunn
Mrr Dunn
Persemi
Matthe Olson
Wheehiaims
Novak
Marshalltown
Novak Ds
Harris Given Lee Slayer of Mayor Carmody
Harris, convicted burglar J A Larris, was sentenced by Judge Smith in Cedar Rapids to life in prison for shooting Mayor Carmody last May and for burglary at the Luberger home. He faces possible further action on the May Carmody murder charge while also under indictment for another Luberger burglary linked to a periled guard.
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Carmody
South
Tn District Court
Cedar Rapids
Jude Smith
J. A. Larris
Carmondy
Luberger
Hfe
Harris
Dr. J. Af Simnith
Maye Carmody
Maryland asylum worker fires on two attendants then dies in blaze
Conrad Vox, an employee at Marshland asylum and school for the feeble minded in Owings Mills, Md, shot Rita Phillips and Edith Spencer after she allegedly laughed at him. He barricaded himself, scattered kerosene, and set the building on fire, which destroyed the asylum and left Vox burned to death.
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Asylum
Conrad Vox
Marshland Asylum
Faaiing School
Owings Mills
Rita Phillips
Eydith Spencer
Vox
Bank Robbery at Centerville Bank Ends in Escape
Robbers blew open the safe at the State Bank of Center ville near Mound City Kaw and escaped with $1500 after a shootout that wounded no one. Bank president C H H Brown was briefly captured and released and the interior of the bank was wrecked.
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Rebbers
State Bank of
Centerville
Mound City
Kaw
HH. Brown
Brown
Canada Purchases Rainbow Cruiser for New Navy
Canada buys the cruiser Rainbow from the British Government as the first vessel of a new navy. It is a second class twin screw cruiser of the Ageal lo class, to be used as a training ship for recruits, with talks underway for a second cruiser from the British admiralty.
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Rainbow
Canada
Admiralty
Injunction Granted Against Higgins as Hotel Inspector
A temporary injunction restrains Higgins from acting as hotel inspector under the new hotel inspection act. The court also grants a motion for a permanent injunction after final hearing. Judge Wood authors the opinion, deeming the statute unconstitutional and against public interests. Des Moines action by Hatchell and Pharsainy referenced.
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Desc Ef Co
Ette Higginsy
Hoetel
Howe
Pharsainy
Des Moines
BLM
Hatchell
Letlows
Judee Wood
Medfienrs
Feria
Children Save Pennies at West Las Moines School
Article notes sixty thousand dollars saved by pupils over eight years through the penny savings association. Twenty two thousand dollars remains in the fund. officers listed include Mrs. W. Ro Witmer president Walter Brown vice president and Mrs. H. C. Carroll secretary. College education is cited as motivation for the children.
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West Las Moines
Penny Savings Inscciation
W. Ro Witmer
Walter Brown
H. C. Carroll
Parry and Isabella Allen Missing Since 1867
Parry Allen now twenty and his sister Isabella eight were placed in the Nebraska Children's Home Society in 1867 after their father Silas Allen died. The mother, now in Oklahoma, has not seen them and seeks contact. A message to PP. 60 with a 98 cent inquiry fee may aid locating the mother.
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Parry
Isabella Allen
Tarry
Isabella
Nebraska Children’s Home Society
Grand Ishand
Silas Allen
Oklahoma
Omaha
Neb
Morgan Sells Holdings Amid Chicago City Purchase
Announced Sunday in Chicago, Morgan sells holdings and acquires J. Piekmont Mercen interests in Chicago City and related traction lines. The deal builds a new company to connect Chiesso town and Kihowa, with a total value of 76.1 million dollars.
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Morgan Sells
Chicagoo Sundiay
J. Piekmont Mercen
Chicawo City
Tociway
Cotton Price Spurs Predictions for 16-Cent Mark
Predictions in New York Thursday estimated cotton would hit 16 cents before holidays as May contracts neared that level in fore overnight trading. Bull traders saw opportunity as stronger cables supported higher prices and buying surged in the market.
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New York
Rail rate ruling sparks short haul decision by state board
A state railway commission ruling, advised by Attorney General Dyers, upholds the right of a railroad to charge short haul rates for passenger and freight traffic between two points. The decision centers on Taw authorizing such pricing and the commission's interpretation communicated Wednesday.
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Dyers
Artist Remington Dend Dies From Heart Failure After Surgery
Frederic Remington the artist died at his home from heart failure and shock after an appendicitis operation performed on Thursday. Alo B. Penks, superintendent of the Haskell Institute in Lawrence, has been appointed national superintendent in charge of educating the Indians with headquarters in Washington.
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Remington Dend
Frederic Remington
Alo B. Penks
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Raa
Washington, Be
Barely Misses the biditar in odd heat
The report notes an uncertain result as an event in Otadrea VE Surtees with partial details. It mentions three sides of a device and a death tied to the Thielocke paper, suggesting a contested outcome and a tragedy connected to a local publication.
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Legre
Christ Community Leader Dies in Local Tragedy
A late November incident in New York state left prominent church figure Mrs Pos dead and sparked a somber inquiry. Witnesses describe a swift, violent event at a community gathering, with authorities reviewing sequences leading to the fatal injury.
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Pos
Lottery Draw Fails to Meet National Pool Profit Expectation
The extraordinary Christmas drawing of the national lottery failed to generate expected profit. Only 18,000 of 29,600 tickets sold. The capital prize was claimed by a club of elect Erlelelayers.
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Bottery
Au Club of
Elekt Erlelelayers
Street Car Wages Raised by 7 Cents Hourly
The Omaha and Council Bluffs street railway on Thursday increased wages for motormen and conductors by seven cents per hour. This follows a prior three month period where the company resisted wage demands from its employees.
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Omaha and
Council Bluffs Street
One Killed and Five Hurt in Ashburn Explosion
A blast at Ashburn, about eleven miles south of Plainbal, Meo, left one person dead and five injured. Authorities report the incident occurred during a Monday event and are investigating the cause as officials seek more details.
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Janes Inggate
Ashburn
Planmbbal
Mo de
Allerican Engineees
New York Sun
Havares of the PRigue
Three deaths in ten days linked to biboric pabigaed in Cralsk Asiatico Russli provinces spur urgent health concerns. Officials investigate cause and issue advisories as communities seek answers.
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Havares
Cralsk
Asiatico Russli
Dhes Editor Milton Gears Dies at Age Thursday
The editor of Piven Paper Dhes Milton Gears, editor ofoatire SMoestern Ponbad ae farm paper, died at the age ofthursdsay.
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Piven Paper
Dhes
Milton
Smoestern Ponbad Ae
Thursdsay
Missists Steamer Safe in Wartime Transit Report
An OCR fragment notes a steamer safe and mentions a city event with unclear names and dates. The readable parts indicate a transportation or wartime era incident but lack concrete details to confirm the event, participants, or location. The passage preserves only scattered proper nouns and values.
Joteruerbao Train Wreck Incomplete Report Unclear Details
A damaged OCR fragment describes a train wreck near a port area with mentions of caddy and berth issues. The text is garbled, but hints at an incident prompting investigative attention and potential safety concerns. No clear names, dates, or locations are recoverable.
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Joteruerbao
Seriliere
Crushed to Death at Central City Mill
Thomas Litbioetun, operator of the 4 Aur mill in Central City, was killed when his body became entangled in the machinery. A search was launched after he failed to return from the work area and his body was recovered from the gear.
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Thomas Litbioetun
Central City
Osing
Moachinery
Tre
Mrchinery
Forts Dining Rators Seek Curb on Discourse
A fragmented report notes officials aim to curb disruptive discourse at fort dining facilities. The text references a visor of the census and payment from a district, but the meaning is unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Thoras Mbettuthe
Thos Dileverthe
Pow Barker Dead at Moore Storages
An unclear report notes the death of Pow Barker amid a local incident at Moore storages. Authorities investigate the circumstances as residents recall events from the day.
Slayer of Mabel Scofield Fails in Federal Supreme Court
The case centers on Charles S Neamas or similar name, tried for murder of Mabel Scofield near the Der Metnes river. The court's ruling upholds a state penitentiary sentence after a contentious trial lacking proper judicial review.
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Mabel Scofield
Federal Supreme Court
Unitead
Charles Sneamas
Penton
Dee Deg
Tawa
Nurderkag
Errer
Unclear text fragment reports arrests and trial notes
The readable portions describe a preliminary trial and multiple alleged crimes across various locations. Names, places, and charges appear, including a Dutch or Norwegian sounding court scene, but many words are garbled, making precise events or outcomes uncertain.
Teords Micpids dodge Noo bea toa
dodges a local political contest with references to leaders and a campaign on December 27 amid city tensions. Prime figures and party alignments appear, including ties to a mayoral race and a court case about a public project. The text mentions Verde city, Denbson, and Miataveadings as locations in the blurred report.
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Rida Everbine
Decorumaer
Cost Of The Panama Canal Project And Finances
A reprint details Panama Canal finances through Oct. 1912 showing bond issues of 76,200,080 and actual outlays of 84,051,050. From bond sales 408,094.89 added. net expenditures 98,921,477.00 funded from the general treasury with reimbursements planned. Notes high costs, ongoing dam work, and irrigation plans expanding water, electricity, and flood-control across the valley.
Unclear text on labor union vote and demographics
Fragmented OCR shows a discussion of union membership, referendums, and social statistics with numerous garbled phrases. Key entities and specifics are obscured, but references touch on membership rates, referendum outcomes, and institutional names amid a chaotic narrative.
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