State Militias Guard At Fire Range Mine Tragedy
Emergency rescue operations continue through the night after a mine explosion trapped 480 workers beneath the surface. State militia and company officials coordinate efforts as survivors describe terrifying scenes and authorities report some fatalities. Rescue teams struggle to reach the mouth of the mine while hospitals receive the injured and the fear of a large death toll grows.
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Wimingstam
Ala
Norway
HE. Wilson
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Chas
Daniel Harrington
United States
Wittsburgh
Assumiig Ciey
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Preasprim Young
Ming
Aig
Coimpany
Wilson
Eligabeth de Can
Resemoer
Erie
Ureghia
Jon mi
Jones
Miss M Swiney 19 Days Without Food
Mary Maes near Somerrow describes Miss M Swiney unable to eat, propped by a caregiver as family and local friends attend. The article notes the sister’s concern and a watchful community offers sympathy during her illness.
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Quilin
Mary Maes
Rae
False Detention Charges Fail In $35,000 Suit
In a Superior Court verdict the jury found against Mrs. Mary L. Mayhew in an action for false imprisonment. The case involved claims of undue detention at a sanatorium and alleged conspiracy by multiple parties. Attorn eys argued the intended use of commitments and questioned the sobriety of the device used to detain. The judge cautioned the jury on the limits of claims and the record noted the outcome for the plaintiff.
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Pines
Superiat
Ace
Mary Rough
Brooklyn
Sarah Lord
Hevita
Torre
Rho
Chistes O
May
Lockwood
Lydia J. Goodwin
Max Uorin
Qranmge
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Mayhew
Aittorney Lockwood
Marg
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Itubertsan
Dea
Election Cost and Apportionment Board Testimony
A report covers apportionment board testimony on election costs priced at two dollars per voter. Officials cite total expenses around twenty eight thousand dollars and discuss staffing, machine costs, and anticipated future funding for voting equipment and operations.
Fire Board Back Pay Dispute Leads to Interim Policy
Fire department talks on back pay hinge on illness reports from commanding officers. Complaints and rumored figures surface as commissioners weigh duties and conduct, amid withheld requests for absence justification. An interim rule ties back pay to official channels, with immediate investigations planned by the clerk and surgeon to determine illness timing and duty status.
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Natavory Law
Uric
Niemaa
Bs Tir
Board of Tomers
Peclong
Wigzusvinn
TerQninus
Igen
Aioe Wunissigners
Noonan
Jone Tosa
Beret
Harpeen Ak
Hia Curve
Syonin
John J
Senuie
Manthly
Hosein
Clemenceau breaks silence on war and future France
The Telegram prints Georges Clemenceau, the Tiger of France, in a series of articles addressing postwar policy and international affairs. He discusses France’s wartime resolve, the Treaty of Versailles, and the path to lasting peace, reflecting on Germany, reparations, and the mission of national unity.
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France
Echo Internationale
M. Clemenceau
Cief
England
Holland
Switzerland
Argentina
Japan
New York Chamber Meeting Overshadowed by War Talk
A caustic clash over America’s stance on Europe unfolds at the Chamber of Commerce in New York. Business leaders demand decisive action as critics warn against over praise or overtriumph, amid discussions of war impact and national policy.
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United Eforestage
New New York
Chamber of Commieres
Stile
New York
Mathers
Gans
Enhoti
Duwityyeny Nein
Gelimani
Huybo
Manhattan
Allied Chief Warns Turk to Watch Out
Tinople November 22. By indhuted Press Lieutenant General Marrington commander of forces warned the Beinniate that further encroachments upon Constantinople threaten peril. In a gathering at Lins Auditorium the British headquarters he called the forces in Constantinople dangerous and said the Turks would wreck themselves if they persisted in their present course.
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Tinople
Indhuted Press
Marrington
Mander
Constantinople
Lins
Five Bridgeport Men Held In Rum Truck Case
Bridgeport driver testified five men were held up at gunpoint and the truck seized. The men, including aliases Scrapper Hoan and James Confort, are arraigned in town court on charges of rum running and transport. They were ordered held under bonds and transferred to Criminal Superior Court for December term. witnesses testified about the truck incident and the defendant Steeves led the truck theft.
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Vhcey Pals At Ids
Tess
Enus
Gus
Stewie
Trent
Bridgeport
Bward
Bradley
Assistaint
Harlo Garlick
Jom, Sheenan
New Tra- von Way Chigt
Turth
Harry BR
Stierwaad
Wetenss
Sheriff, Pease On Stil Hunt For Fugitives
State police and sheriffs across the region chase three fugitives after a two day escape from a county jail. Two additional prisoners fled North Avenue jail last night, one named Ledoux of Hartford and companion Hayes of New York, while Arthur Barry’s sensational breakout remains under investigation. Authorities extend manhunts, warn of car chases, and urge public vigilance as crews search bridges, towns, and counties for the escapees.
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North Avena
Arthur Barry
Eugene Le'doux
Asylum Street
Hartford
Milford
Bessie Hayes
West Lith Street
New York City
Simeon Pease
Walte
Sala
Bridgeport II
Ghes Kneve
Harford
Bridgeport Gobernives
Ledoux
Lutectt
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Nortie dVermie
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Massueiu
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Larry
Price
Mrs Felton Predicts Bright Future for Women in Senate
Mrs Felton predicts a brighter future for women in the Senate in Washington. She speaks at a public event, praising female presence and urging continued support as observers note shifting attitudes. The session includes remarks from other attendees and a closing statement about women’s influence in politics.
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