No Seat in Parliament for Sinn Fein in Present Condition
In New York 2007 a Sinn Fein absence claim is rebutted by consul of the Irish Republic in Fawsitt who cites a cable from Liam Dea Rolste denying Sinn Fein MPs would take seats or swear allegiance to the king. Roche says such statements are a monstrous falsehood and that no Sinn Fein member intends to enter parliament amid British propaganda.
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New York
Fawsitt
Irlak Republic
Liam Dea Rolste
William Roche
San Fein
Corkalty
Sinn Hein
Parliaament
Roche
Coal industry notes 1917 production trends
In 1917 coal production and consumption patterns were discussed as railway and industrial demand shape output. The article highlights how coal became essential for transport and power, with shift toward higher efficiency and greater instruction of workers and management practices.
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Choo-Choo
United States waste estimate prompts conservation note
The United States is estimated to waste about 637 million tons, with 155 million tons, or 22 percent, attributed to inefficiencies. The data call for focus on reducing losses across industries and households to improve overall efficiency and resource use.
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United States
Iowa May Take Over All Mines in State
Chicago reports a possible military move as Iowa hazards state control of mines if Washington talks fail. Governor Harding would seize mines and adjust wages to force settlement. A Wyoming strike saw 30 soldiers deployed to Winston to protect workers from a small group of armed miners blocking entry.
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Iowa
Harding
Coafield
Wyoming
Winton
Wyo
Turkeys Seized by Feds Returned to Swift Company
Detriot Mich Nov 20 Federal authorities seized 20 thousand pounds of turkey and other fowls from Swift & Co last September. United States District Judge Tittle ordered the poultry returned to the company today. The company agreed to sell the poultry at a profit not to exceed one cent a pound.
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Detrot
Mich
Turkey
Swift & Co
United States
Tittle
Bonds Stolen From Dunkirk Mail Pouch Worth About 97000
Bonds valued at about 97000 stolen from a registered mail pouch in Dunkirk New York. They were shipped from Pifusville and Warren banks and arrived after eight last night on a Dunkirk Allegany Valley and Pittsburgs train en route to New York Central for transfer. Also mentions a Bannery ball brushing device for cleaning.
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Dunkirk
Liberty
Pifusville
Warren Banks
Allegany Valley
Pittsburgs
York Central
Hell
A Child's Soft Teeth Are Easily Injured
A fragmentary note on infant dental care and alleged remedies. The text mentions mothers to be, various products, and quirky claims about tooth strength and dental oils, with references to Orphan and Toleda and pseudoscientific ideas.
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Columbia
Toleda
Allendon
Catarrh remedies and ear noises advertised in old notice
A damaged OCR style advertisement promotes remedies to relieve catarrh and deafness, claiming relief for nerves, hearing, and ringing noises. It urges readers to obtain tonics and water mixtures, advertising supposed medical benefits and treatment steps.
Night Work for Women Denounced at Conference
Washington dispatch reports that the International Labour Conference endorsed the Berne Convention of 190 prohibiting night work for women but urged changes to address industrial and social concerns. The draft excludes some countries. proposed exceptions and definitions cover mines and manufacturing, with rejection of a proposal for an earlier workday start.
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Washington
Louis Guerin
Empoyers’ Group
Young Prince Welcomed by Lines of Children at West Point Visit
Prince greeted by lines of schoolchildren waving flags and saluting as he arrived at West Point. Crowds cheered his public appearances in New York, including a stop at Garrison and a special Grand Central Station departure. Young girls and boys pressed forward, offering tokens while staff and escort tried to manage the crowd.
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Thee
Wales
Kenown
West Point
Jay
Lore Grey
Wlor
Guidral O'Tyan
Imandéer
New York State
Princes
Colobel
Welsh Guarda
Grand Gumtraul
New York
Garrison
Wrese
Childred
Tilinge
Ima
Sears
Statiot
Next War Seen From Italy's Actions in Asia Minor
Dr. Edgar J. Bishan a former Robert College dean argues in New York that Italian military moves in Asia Minor and Greece’s occupation of Symria signal the next major war. He cites Italian actions from Iconia and predicts early clashes as tensions rise in the region.
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New York
Asia Minor
Edgar J. Bishan
Robert College
Constantnople
P Chish
Ulkely
Symria
Greece
Supreme Council of de Peate Conference
Lander Way
Iconia
Italy
Fisher
Hyomel Inhaler Promises Quick Cold Relief
An old advertisement touts Hyomel as a complete nose throat and chest remedy for sore throat croup catarrh and coughs. It advertises a pocket inhaler that requires no cocaine or morphine and guarantees relief with a money back offer. Extra bottles available from druggists.
Banish Nervousness Advertisement Sale
An ad promotes Wandell's Ambition Pills to relieve fatigue nerves and low spirits. It promises quick improvement in three days with a money back plan, selling at 60 cents a box through Hindle's Pharmacy Hartigan's Drug Store and Flarton’s. It claims benefits for nervous system disorders, digestion, appetite, confidence, and vitality.
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Hindle's
Hartigans
Wanderl
Troney
Hindla
Flartigan's
Roumania Urged to Sign or Quit Allied Pact
Paris dispatch reports the supreme council’s note on Roumania’s wartime services and its uncertain stance at the Saint Germain treaty signing. If Roumania aims to follow Allied policy, it should sign the Anglican treaty immediately. otherwise it will be deemed to have withdrawn from the alliance.
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Paris
Supreme Council
Bts
Roumania
Movements of Ereeghut Cars Record Claimed
The article reports Columbia Pennsylvania claiming a world record for car movement with 5380 cars passing in a single day. It states that in one month 250000 freight cars moved through Columbia, averaging six cars per minute.
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Columbia, Pa
Columbia
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