Republicans Control Lower House Bio Rail Strike Looms
New York Nov 11 The failure of the railroads to approve the Adamson law may trigger a strike vote by the four big brotherhoods. W G Lee head of the railway trainmen says a conference with railroad representatives is under way. Leaders expect steps to apply the act but details remain unclear. Chicago Nov 14 The Chicago & Eastern Illinois requests a federal injunction to prevent the Adamson law from becoming effective.
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New York
Pat Toto
Tod. W. G. Lee
Heprseneta
Chicago
Tit
Eastern Illinois
Berlin 19 Silent Regarding Marina
Fragmented wartime wire copy notes Berlin silence about Marina and U S actions. Mentions Secretary at State Lansing and President Wilson, with garbled figures, prices, and real estate terms. References submarines, sinking, and economic signals, plus a contact name Charles Palermo and a telephone line.
German and Austrian War Vessels Battle Near Vienna
Reports say German and Austrian ships clashed off Vienna as the Hawtuw fleet reportedly engaged. The bombardment allegedly sank a vessel while Russian forces claimed major advances in other fronts with heavy contest near the Transylvania region. Pope reportedly plans to protest, and German forces claimed multiple towns captured along the front with heavy artillery checks against Entente advances.
Striking Women Workers in Turmoil Amid Fatal Clash
Partial OCR report describes a chaotic Saturday clash with casualties among women workers. References to district actions, armed factions, and prison elements suggest a broader labor conflict linked to wartime conditions. Details are garbled but indicate multiple fatalities and a heavy street confrontation.
Villa Fleeing North in Mexico War Report
The War Department reports Villa forces are fleeing north through Chihuahua after reinforcements left Torreon and moved toward the front. In other news an address by Mahi Harnatein at Temessee discussed biblical figures and the value of Christianity.
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Tay Axendaren Prem
Mexico
Ures
Chi Wuahua
Anes
Torreon
Tragic Collapse at Freeport Quarry Ends in Death
A roof collapse at a Freeport quarry trapped workers under timbers and sulphur debris. One man died within minutes, another was fatally harmed, and several others were seriously injured as rescuers searched the site. Investigators began examining the cause of the cave-in and the safety of the equipment involved.
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Freeport. Tex
Sulghar Bn
German submarine Denternhnd leaves for home amid confusion
London Conn Nov 13 The fate of the German commercial submarine Denterhinnd was in doubt tonight as reports suggested a quick dash to sea. British cruisers waited offshore while two German warships stood by near the approach to Germany.
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London
Conn
Berlin
Postal clerks push for eight hour work law
New York Nov 12 letter to resident Wilson Thomas H Flaherty secretary of the National Federation of Postoffice Clerks protests again at working position clerks more than eight hours a day.
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New York
Wilson
Thomas H. Flaherty
Federa- Hott
Committee of Correspondence Planned in New York
A United States committee of correspondence to coordinate with European groups was proposed to press for Jewish rights at peace talks. Howard Straws led the NY public service committee and urged caution, while Jacob M. Behrtt warned against independent action. Hanuis Marshall was named president of the committee.
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Committee of Correspondence
New York
Europe
Associated Pras
Commuun
Studar
Peace Congress
Nations
Oward Straws
Vorerheim
Jacob M. Behttt
Camerets
Washington
Hanuis Marshall
THE EAGLE'S CREEDS Men who work for joy, not pay
The passage argues that the best workers pursue joy in work, likening business to a game. It urges hiring those who value winning over rewards and who approach tasks with enthusiasm, treating service as fun rather than hardship. Courteny Lent & Theman.
Stolen Letters and Political Moves From Nov 11 Dispatches
Washington reports on party strength with Republicans at 217 and Democrats 32 in the House. President Wilson refuses comment awaiting formal word from Charles Petters. A German dispatch packet in Graves’s possession is linked to a three thousand dollar extortion attempt against Countess von Barnfort.
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Washington, D.C
House
Wilson
Tormal Onder
Charles Eters
Tfughes
Republican Nation
Sarl Graves
Lee Coneee Atty
Witlkam Dexires
Orme
Proey Washinton
Carl Graves
Countess von Barnfort
Tettera Graves
Pergival Lowell Dies of Apoplexy
Obituary item notes the death of Pergival Lowell founder and director of the Lowell Observatory, described as an eminent international figure. He reportedly died after a stroke, with reporting from Anenetaned Prams and Miapstaff, noting his stature in astronomy and the observatory's loss.
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Miapstaff
Artz
Val Lowell
Lowell Dervatory
Emperor Francis Josephs Illness Reported in Vienna
Vienna dispatch says Emperor Francis Joseph has suffered a slight attack of catarrh but continues his usual labors. The note mentions teems of reporters from Amsterdam via London and covers his condition during the period November 1 to 10.
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Amsterdam
London
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Sheppard Addresses Ceremony in Rusk Morning and Memorial Unveilings
The article notes an address by Senator Morris Shenpant on chelation at the Presbyterian church in Rusk. In the afternoon four Woodmen monuments were unveiled, including one honoring I. O. Wathing, a schoolmate of Sam stor Sheppard.
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Rusk
Teta
Yor Italie
Morris Shenpant
Presbyterian Hare
Afernoon
I. O .Wathing
Torser
Samstor Sheppard
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