Overall Recruits Move to Cut Overall Cloth Supply
News from multiple cities reports a coordinated push by clubs and officials to restrict overall clothing sales. The movement, led by YMCA and Baptist groups, proposes banning prices and urging residents to wear or obtain cheaper overalls. Local leaders in Ashbury Park and Emporia pledge support and seek official recognition for the overall clubs.
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Students Strike For Teacher Pay Rise At Renton
Students at the technical school in Renton Pa end a strike to back teachers demand for higher salaries. They previously pressed for a flat $500 yearly increase and sought a $790 boost, alleging loyalty to elders amid school board talks.
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J.B. Bundy
Bilgner Pry
Renton
Watudents
Technical School
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Eldriors
Weather outlook for New England and New York
Cloudy with showers likely Saturday and Sunday as a cold front moves southeast. Temperature changes expected across the east half of the region, with widespread showers and unsettled conditions moving from the Mississippi Valley eastward over the next 48 hours.
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New England
Ear
York
Mississippi River
Women of Eport Churches Hear World Drive Addresses
Women from Eport churches gathered at Stratfield yesterday to hear leaders discuss the interchurch World Movement and the Church Federation. Pilss Clementina Butler urged women to lead in church good housekeeping, while Migs Enetler Groutt brought a world viewpoint and Dr Ramx Harvin outlined a campaign budget of 329,900,690 dollars.
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E’port
Stratfield
Interchurch World Movement
Pilss
Clementina Butler
Migs Enetler Groutt
Ramx Harvin
Sewbrie
Striking workers seize pamphlets as railway tension rises
Front Page One report notes improved service yet strikers hand over pamphlets to Jersey City police. A union committee surrendered materials alleged to advocate radical action, while the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen vows no propaganda at meetings. Hampered by uncertain timelines, officials expect possible return to work if demands receive assurances.
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Cemral
Counc America
Jersey City
Jreebing
Balks at attempt to settle up his estate
News from Seattle reports Jens Nielsen died on his way to Seattle after plans to send funds to his mother in Denmark were halted. Nielsen, missing since April 29, failed to arrive and friends suspect foul play or disappearance. A $4,200 bank deposit remains tied up as investigators trace his movements.
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Jens & Niclaen
Alasiay Miner
Denmark
Nielsen
Edin Niglser
Airamship
Buen
Rochester
Minn
Alieka
Eleven Hunger Strikers Released From Mountjoy
Eleven more hunger strikers were released from Mountjoy prison today. Details of the release conditions remain unclear and city life appeared normal with no major incidents. A small team was halted by armed men at Kimro Junction, near Cark, early this morning.
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Dgblin
Forbidden Japanese Nobles From Involvement in Stage Affairs
A government edict in April bans young Japanese lords from theatrical or vaudeville activities. The move, aimed at curbing aristocratic influence in the arts, follows warnings to peers and selective performances. A later suppression was ordered, with members barred from public and private productions.
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TOYO
Ihane
Father threatens suit over hazing injury at Jefferson school
A Pittsburg man from Morefle complains his children may be harmed by hazing at Jefferson school. He vows to sue for damages if injuries occur, citing a public serving commission letter and a school principal's approval of hazing.
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George W. Elealor
Morefle
Mt. Taselity
Jefferson
Ighter
Tadee
Jobn Tach
Public Serving Commission
Allegheny County
Rankin
Techrer
30 Million Bill for Disabled Soldiers Introduced
Washington April 16 a bill introduced by Representative Langley Republican Kentucky would provide 30 000 000 for the aid during the next two years of disabled service men and women who have been discharged and cannot take care of themselves. The secretary of the treasury would be authorized to establish new hospitals. The report also notes moves by Carranza and Villa with mixed details.
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Washington
Todas
Langley
Heprilican
Kentucks
Secretary of the Treasury
Tecesva
Tenderloin Cafe Raid by Dry Agents
New York report states Apell Lt Patrick Finn and the tenderloin cafe proprietor and three waiters were arrested tonight after a raid on the establishment. Agents who claimed liquor at the place alleged they found intoxicants and related contraband, with court proceedings set for tomorrow.
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New York
Apell
Patrick Finn
Tenderloin
Cafe Pias Prietor
Iton
Tara
Harkwack
Mevitabrons
Salem Lodge Vice Presidential Candidate Notice
Fragmentary text references a lodge titled vice president and mentions Henry Cabot Godse as a United States senator with a secretary of state figure. The garbled OCR suggests political nominating context possibly for a Republican vice presidential candidacy and a Salem location. No clear event date or definitive individuals beyond names emerge.
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Oresun
Henry Cabot Godse
United States
Iain Matewud Sates
Todas
Lokshe United
Obituary notices from a distant city in turmoil
Obituary notices report multiple deaths and funeral details including W. O'Neil. Glywell Keown. Peter. Thorne McMullen. I. James Diamond. Kowalkewsten. and others. Services listed with home addresses, churches, and cemeteries such as St Michael's, Park Cemetery, and Saint Augustine's. Burials set in local cemeteries with mass and committal ceremonies conducted by various clergymen.
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W. O'Neil
Hses SB
Glywell Keown
Ste Hosphia
Bret
M Dwin Thornton
Toumbul
Mr. Owen
Pineviolence
Sergious
Burlal Wagi Parle
Phooiws McMullen
Thome McMullen
Howe
Na Neue
Gooven
Motautthy
Orchoelk
St. Augustine'’s
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Joseph A. Cranley
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Willi Volne
Veene Kissell
Clifford Bucklay
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David Osborne
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Bowen Veel
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Avexandes
Mra. Sanoel Diamond
St. Michael's
Moore v Moore Fraud Case Details and Nevada California Moves
In a staged fraud dispute, Mrs Moore alleges abandonment and seeks declarations amid a case tying to their California marriage. The attorney general notes her testimony as a key part of the complaint while Moore moves through filings in Nevada and California as legal action proceeds.
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Nevada
Seneral
Danbury Man Reported to Duty After Absence
A damaged notice notes that April 16 actions affected workers in Danbury with New York, New Raven ford and rail Nows roads employees reported for duty today after a period away.
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Ganbury
New York
New Ravenford
Ral
R B Walkout for More Money Sparks Labor Tension
A fragmented notice describes a walkout by workers demanding higher pay. Reporters note railway concerns and tenant interests linked to the strike, with mixed views on its radicality and leadership. The piece highlights the lack of a strong militant element and ongoing surveillance by officials.
Strikers on Penn Road Ordered to Return to Work
Pennsylvanian, Reading, and Baltimore and Ohio railroad workers in the Philadelphia district on strike were ordered to resume work late tonight after a conference with mediators and railroad officials.
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Phigadie
Pennsylvania
Rewdlag
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Oslo
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Gondoslun
Witla
Praary
Pennsylvania Railroad Orders Preference For Perishables
The Pennsylvania Railroad Co announced that an order is issued effective on all parts of its system to give perishables preferred handling on the same basis as perishable food products.
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Teiadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Denies Influence in Short Strike by LWW Yardmen
Reported discussions show yardmen of the LWW denying external influence as a strike began over two weeks ago. Rail workers, led by union chiefs, pressed for contract adherence while disruption spread to transportation, with trains halted and platforms thinning as crews stood by their terms.
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LWW
Cleveland Strikers Refuse Ultimatum Strike Continues
Cleveland strikers defy a New York based general managers association ultimatum urging a return to work by noon. Four hundred sixty members of Local Lodge 290 of the Brotherhood in Toledo union yards along with Erie railroad workers and Cleveland yard staff vote to continue striking, demanding sustained action.
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Muldroad
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Revirn
Lalo Prent Lodge No
Taiiroagh
Iruninen
Joon
Centsylvania Oae
Volod Loremain
Sirika
Erie
York Central
Collinwood
Cleveland Strikers
Coal supply improves in New England after rail strike
Boston April 18 A surge of coal freight into New England marks improvement in the coal situation as rail lines cut passenger trains and halted service for several days. Predictions of curtailment by major railroads prompted several lines to indicate continued reduced operations may extend into the near future.
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Aisha
Sirika Sproul
Transii Hon
New York
New Taran
Hartford
Senger Trama
Closure of Schenck Co Iron Foundry Amid Chrome Supply Delays
The Schenck Co iron foundry near TRON FOCATRY closes with about 40 workers affected. Reopening hinges on chrome receipt. remaining plant operations keep a caretaker staff.
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Schenck Co
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