Steel Corporation Pensions Reach 779 766 For Year
The report notes pensions paid by U. S. Steel and affiliated entities totaled 779 766 in the year. Andrew Carnegie and Steel Corporation funded broad pension distributions through subsidiaries across the Pittsburgh district with a nationwide roll to retirees, including payments to Standard Works Lindsey Tennessee and various plants and offices. The fund’s total assets and ongoing contributions are detailed, with disbursements spread across mills, mines, and related operations.
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Pitts Bern
ALIS
Tream Steel
Worcestar
Mass
tak ron m_Con
Lindsey Tennnants
Nai Tube Company
American Bridge Company
Tanta
General oMcess
Philadelphia
Conneéen Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Mouri
Minngsott
Michigan
Odd Key
Stone Aid
Amert Company
Wwinois & Company
Tennessee Voal and Bro
I. Frick Gake Camjanr
United Company
Leralin Steel Companyx
Johnstown
Pittsburgh
Carpany
Carnegie Land Company
Erpinges of
Oliver Iron Mining Company
Alanomines
Miseah
Semér and Lake
Kieling
Union Railiraaa
McWeespert
Nowhiteh
South’ Shore
Lain
Jollec
Masiern
Hailway Conmipandolren
Great Tek
Oz the
Ore Transportation Service
Pittsburgh Steamship
Pitts- York
Penn- 1
Ty Lake Erie Doel Company
Swith
Senaral
Livitins Saven
Bes- Iriad
Duluth Fairway Company
Creek Indians Name Hill As New Creek Chief Hopeful
Creek Indians of Okmulgee district selected a candidate to become chief of the Creek Nation. George W. Hill, of mixed heritage, is the favored choice, with strong ties to the tribe and history in leadership roles, including education boards in prior terms. If confirmed, Hill would be the first to hold prominent upper-house functions under the tribe’s 1869 constitution and a long line of chiefs.
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Cemugee
Coun Hhouse
Shin
Okmulgee
George TW
United States
Hill Getl
Hull
Ifii
Iso
Leras
Yihe
Sam Checote
Aducailor
Dian Schools
Fares Daanehters
Dkmulgee
Fee
Waleh
Oklahoma
Pama
Guinea Pigs Support Prohibition Law Says Furry Critics
Boston reports that guinea pigs raised for testing allegedly reject home brew under the Volstead Act. Observers claim the animals’ value fell nearly 199 percent as they refuse alcohol and resist experimental liquor. Researchers note the creatures’ aversion to alcohol reflects a broader stance against intoxicants. Copyrighted laboratory commentary echoes calls for dry policy and public health caution.
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Boston
Mass
Homer
Relatives of Red Cross Dead Given The Bronze Medal
Relatives of Red Cross victims receive bronze medals in honor of sacrifice. Commemorations salute Alexander M. Wilson and Emma Read Abin among others, with family members and associates named in a ceremonial tribute.
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Red Cross
York
Alexander MN. Wilson
Emma Read Abin
Willan Franklin Slocum
Julie Swat Irwin
Marea Erneeron
Sat J¢ Palmer Burns
Mes
Conyash and
Turner
Manelmont Huner
Aml Freant
Henry Maile Ail
New York
Oihsy Atarey Daines Smith
Berlurn
Vermes Aanimierrarey
Diertlord
Main
Ag Mielke Dasger
Roulh
Hampton
Thought McMahon Dead Then Alive After Surgery
Doctors puzzled as Charles McMahon MWLevion Generator patient, declared dead during operation, later revived. Nurses noted changes, mirror observed mouth, and patient described dawning recovery after a series of unclear events surrounding organ and tissue dissolution symptoms.
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Charles McMahan
McMahon
German Dyestuffs Poured into United Kingdom
German dyestuffs are poured into the United Kingdom under wartime controls. The import embargo shifts, allowing limited re export or license for single consignments with committee oversight. Reparations Act shipments remain distributed to trade, while British manufacturers aim to boost domestic production to reduce dependence on foreign suppliers.
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United Kingdom
Trada
Beith
Britain
Secretary Colby Sends Letter to Senate Committees
Secretary Colby announced he was sending a letter to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee regarding a copy of the treaty terms negotiated by Ambassadors Motegi and Shidehara. The secretary declined to reveal contents. The committee had requested the document, and inquiries continued without confirmation of compliance.
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Colby
Senate
Washington
Ven
Senate Foreign Relasions Committee
Moteis
Shidesara
Col
Othese
Susces
Johnset
California
Coley
Needle Workers Return to Work Soon in Chicago Strike
The article notes a widespread schedule to resume needlework operations in Chicago amid labor unrest. It mentions workers influenced by new conditions and pressures from management, with discussion of dates and expected timelines for return to duties.
United States Marines Wreck Nicaragua Press
U S Marines raid Managua newspaper Tripuna, destroying presses and wrecking equipment. Officials claim the operation targeted partisan outlets as part of broader actions in the region, with damage reported across the facility and surrounding offices.
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Managua
Icaragua
Feb
Tripuna
7Una Dahle
Mili
Sundry Civil Bill Passes War Veterans Aid Funding
Washington reports Congress paused the Sundry Civil Bill allocating roughly 250 million dollars for war veterans and civil aid. The measure, tied to appropriations for veterans hospitals and service costs, faced procedural debates as the bill moved toward final approval.
K of C Opens Emergency Relief for Destitute in New York
The Knights of Columbus announces an emergency relief fund to aid destitute New Yorkers regardless of race or creed. Chairman Halling notes a five thousand dollar starter and vows rapid assistance with minimal delays. Supreme Secretary Wallin adds the fund is available for immediate, need-based aid without drive or lengthy investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York
Annaince Halling
Chaiman
Indy
Retail Board of C. of C. Formed Fifty Present
About 50 local retailers attended the meeting that formed the Ridgepot Chamber of Commerce Retail Board. The group aims to address trade problems through a formal organization with a paid secretary. A constitution was adopted and a second meeting planned to elect officers and directors.
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Organiztion Mieeling
Vetall Board
Ridgepot
Chatmhbor
Commerce
Reomercay
Ereet Ai Vers
Cooper
Bell
la Oliphant
Tmichard Lane
Meattensio Aid Seward
Meizle
Rubber shop explosion terrifies Boston workers
A likely rubber shop blast near Tie Pant of Mie Standard caused a shock wave through the Nort Bolloday firm. Twenty employees, mostly women, fled and chaos erupted as glass sprayed windows and alarms rang amid rumors of injuries and theft amid the event.
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Boston
Trial of Baseball Men Scheduled for March 14
Trial of baseball men set for March 14. One assignment as the case moves forward, with the docket established today by the judge. Names and specific charges are obscured in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merten
Anarchists' Bombs Shake Rio de Janeiro Favelas
Fragmentary report notes explosions in Rio de Janeiro areas including favelas causing damage. Limited readable details mention unrest and security concerns amid ongoing political turmoil.
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Rio
Janeirg
The Weather Report Amid Turbulent Atlantic Winds
An unreadable weather note discusses an impending shift in conditions east of the Mississippi and along the Atlantic coast. It notes above normal temperatures, increasing winds, and overcast skies with potential storm activity and coastal impacts.
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Bas Massissipni
Atlantic
Doughnut and Pie Prices In Boston Get Drastic Cut
A chaotic OCR fragment reports price drops for doughnuts and pies in Boston. It mentions lowered costs from ten and eleven cents to around five cents, with garbled names likely referring to shops or figures. The readable core notes a sharp decrease in bakery prices.
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Boston
Junior Chamber of Commerce Organizes With 100 Members
Bridgeport forms the Paniers Chamber of Commerce into a junior body with about 100 members. Temporary officers include Charles Bass as chairman and W French as vice president. The group aims to develop industry education and civic improvement, with plans to elect a Board of Directors at the first annual meeting in May.
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Bridgeport
Paniers Chamber of
Commeree
Sone
Chgpler
Egrg
Lation
Anc
Consro Tigers
Temporario
D. Baas
First View
W. French
Gecent View
Moore
Ireneur Tn. Willard
Chamber of Commerce
Aya UN
Fox Tang
Croat_al
Cers
Itive
Hiembetshin
Lee
Non Union Jury To Try Matewan Men for Murder
The case against Matewan defendants proceeds after a jury pool includes union members. Judge Daman defends the panel as fair though one juror is tied to a labor group. Prosecutors prepare to call witnesses as the trial opens with state testimony.
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Imu Wweeks
Mingo Creworn
Robert Towsley
Avia
Bate Fl. Sondre
Coungel Toy
Daman
Sid Haifisia Vinite Henald
Tie
Evidenes Semedius
Dary Pecsonunt
Parle
James Brieher
Thom Chapuai
Seliaor Leacher
Thomas Hasgard
Irason
Elewpicians
Juliu Seheol Lexvhar
Money Wow Fariger
Massie
Wrakemai
Vv Brieher
Farnetto
M. Robinalt
Taborer
Franks
Sawmill
Ovarker
Byerell
Mnete Tarmer
Penrose Predicts Soldiers' Bonus
The Legion and its committees discuss appointing bureau employees to legion committees and consider a $5,000,000 offer for a memorial. A memorial committee proposal from an unknown soldier, originating in Arlington Cemetery, was approved by the committee after information received today.
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Emn- Dioveg
Eftnem
Ana Pesul
Hig
Nowoetton
kKnigh of
Molumbus
Contom
Canada Postage Alliances Amid Global Parcel Service Gaps
A fragment notes Canada maintains parcel post with most nations except neighbors, suggesting a Prairie settlement would push the United States to gain a postal alliance. The text hints at mail convenience and regional dynamics without clear dates or names.
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Canada
Praine Settlina
United States
Vice President Marshall to Quit Politics to Make Money
Vice President Marshall announces plans to leave politics after eight years in office. He outlines three aims to pursue including making money, touring Europe for self defense, and publishing a book. He notes he has been poor during years in the vice presidency and expects to resign on March 14, with a career that rivals Adams and Tompkins in tenure.
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Marshall
Pubtlce
Toa
Europe
S.thomas
Marokath
United States
Hodas
Mar
Chicago
Thabk
Washyeedy
Povernment Rmm
Politi
Mr. Marshall
Indianapolis
Terase Greeley
Iortro
Democratic Party
Adams
Wasi
Tompkins
Monroe
White Aims to Retire as Democratic Chairman
Washington Feb 5 George White, Democratic national chairman, affirmed he would stay through the next four years. Former Interstate Commerce Commissioner Robert Wooley disputed a petition urging early action, saying White intends retirement dates are not fixed and any meeting would depend on White’s wishes.
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Washington
George Wiite
Democratic National
Robert AW. Woot
Interstate Commerce
White Ant
Tam
Thomas B. Love
Natonal
Texas
Wooley
Azere
White
Fraternal Lodge Meeting and Degree Rites Held
Delegations from Hasttohn sen Haven Watersury and Bram ford lodges attend a lodge meeting at 108 Broad Street. W. Witten and associates preside as candidates are initiated by Adelphan Guards with Arcanuur Guard aid. About 600 attendees hear plans for upcoming ceremonies and trips to work the hantes and other degree work.
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Odie
Hasttohnsen Haven
Watersury
Bramford Ludges
W. Witten
Ikea
Hell
Broad Street
Adelphan Guards
Arcanuur Guard
Bute
Lanemaa
Monitor Lodge
Ryota Lint
Byota Cornei
Degree of
Pocahonros
Pebrist
Wawa
Bt Baste
State Atrees
Andres Cance
Norwalk
Warrompan
Arrival figures hint at higher remittance inflows
Despite garbled text, the article suggests arriving families can show about twice as much money as before, hinting at increased remittance or capital brought into the country. 行
Stratford Obituary Details for Elsa Clough and Others
An obituary notice recalls the funeral service for Elsa Clough of Stratford, held Tuesday afternoon from the mortuary chapel and burial in Grove Hill cemetery. The report lists survivors including sisters and relatives in various families, with services conducted by church and fraternal groups. Additional notices mention other obituaries or funeral services, including Dennis and Martin, with details of home visits, mass, and burial schedules, involving local parishes and Lodge members.
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Waliar
Arnold
Mirza Clough
Elsa Clough
Clough
Stratford
Iain Bywelouk
Ioha el’ Ueband
Rac Ft St
Jopir
Hampagne
Fred
Pitney
Igville
Episcopal of Wood
Frank Paschke
Grove Hill
Dandi
Mpg
Martina
Finn
Wi O'Eiack
Wilton
Arnold Iwnern
Enlan
Marga
Ates
Elael
Dennis
Lemet Rue
Jentye
Bly Uhael
Joho
Bridgeport
Burtal
Mra
Glee
Im. Met
Mormirg Fom
Iach
Preder Nhemer
Greg Ant
Wales
Sturn
Cloely
Re F
Fev
A. Sullivan
al Vat
Vlna
Michael Cemeservicn Uymno Vesterday
Clu
Aniling Society
Pall- Norden Sing Nordstrom
Leonari Sandatrent
Te “Lundberg
Frank Anderson
Cdl
Qgharnson
Flure Lodge Cpn
Mounigin Grove
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Advertisement
A vintage classified ad urging readers to cut out a coupon and mail it to Poley & Co in Chicago Illinois for a trial package. The notice promises Foley medications and health tonics, including toothy pills and cathartics, with a request to clearly ink name and address for delivery.
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Poley & Co
Shemeld Ave
Chicago
Ill
Veturn
Toley
Foley Feidhey
Making Places For Dimples
An advertisement touts Repla a health elixir claimed to improve blood, red cells, and energy. It promises rapid relief from exhaustion and nervousness, urging readers to buy a 1.00 box from Hindie’s Drug Store and other druggists.
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Freds
Teolo
Uprdainen
Cletke
Hindie
Reuvlo
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Steel Corporation
Pittssurga
Web
van Mae
U. S. Steel
Andrew Carnegie and Steel
Hill
Charles Pars
NEW US
U. S
Nicaragua
Sonia Tonig Ag
Prigclpil Ems Aruy
Amerivan
Apissige Aippi
Sine Ciel BP
Uni
Wmeur
Sanale
House Neatio
K. of C
Tanetro
Miessonimtloed Press
Weatock
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Penrose
Uncle Sail
Reyal Arcanum
Coumeliay
Milford
Nove Vial
Odges
Lala Mornelia
Farren Jodge
Wight
Ling Sea Seoucs
Ard
Recreginman
S&p
Stow Greil
Uae
Tir
Lucky Strike
Sigurelt
Kes
C.T.D
Reala
Cleveland
Armory
American Hardware Stores Incorporated
Fairfeld Avenue and
Middin St
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