Labor Wand and New Naticianism Rise in National Civic Forum
The report outlines labor and racial policy battles ahead of the National Civic Federation convention in January. It notes programs at St. Ford replacing Negro labor, shipyard labor disputes ending, and recruitment for U.S. canal and railroad projects amid broad labor market shifts. The piece also records historical items, including royal deaths and diplomatic incidents from 1705 to 1870s, with a tangential note on Wilson and municipal study of women's vocations.
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Beaver County tax dispute hangs over public work
A fragmented Beaver Pind Metrict report discusses assessments and resignations. Letters reveal complaints about the tax funded machine work, with political motives suspected and talk of moving from the county seat. The piece hints the current machine’s fate may mark a final setback.
Army destroyed in Chihuahua report shocks El Paso
December dispatch from the capital states the Mexican regular force in Chihuahua was practically wiped out. General Navapol’s entire company. Pedernolos and about a thousand others killed. In Bluefield and Graham, Lutherans gave their pastor Rev C W Kogley a welcoming avalanche of goodwill with abundant gifts despite some minor snatching. Mr and Mrs Keeney responded warmly to the friendly assault.
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Foot Cut Off As Man Struck By Train Near Taeger
A 17 year old resident of Taeger had his left foot severed when a Norfolk & Western train struck him while trespassing on the eastbound track near Taeger at about 11:30 last night. He was taken to Welch hospital for treatment.
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SALE OF SEATS AND EVENTS AT LOCAL BUSINESSES
Goats for Al Wilson Ireland sale opens at White Pharmacy tomorrow morning with matinee and night performances. A new demand at Belefout Iron Works will resume operations after six months, boosting core shipments from Pocahontas field. Lutheran Church hosts Christmas service at 7 30 pm with sermon The Christ Child God Man Savior. Community drive to fund The Grind Leader’s Going Out of Business sale aims to reduce chance by inviting support. Cut flowers display and orders available from Kelly Sncknow Drag Co with phone orders.
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Arm Cut Off In Paranoid Near Wyoming Bridge
A white man about twenty years old near the Norfolk and Western camp at Camp Cary fell from a grate while parading along the Wyoming bridge. He was found unconscious and taken for medical attention.
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