Strike situation slowly improves amid labors talks
The nationwide strike shows gradual easing as workers return to tasks and conferences continue in Washington and New York. President Wilson and cabinet discuss extended talks while union leaders and industry officials plan steps to prevent further action.
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Whitey
Mleveland
Miclinig
Hute Wontington
Swage Diypnte
Gamivaree Commissog
Ans
Guatemala Armistice Reported Amid Unclear Details
Report from WamiMinomon dated April 1 states an armistice has been concluded in Guatemala. The dispatch mentions officials Cabrera and others and notes ongoing control and political steps as the arrangement unfolds.
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Wamiminomon
An- We
Nuleo
Jouve
Sorgen
Stutz Co Withdraws Stock Request Amid New York Actions
In New York today, Stutz Co withdrew a stock request as government actions and market activity affected the filing. The notice references a stock matter and related procedural steps, with no further details disclosed.
Pittsburgh Lines Remain Severely Crippled by Outage
Reported April 14 from Pittsburgh describes ongoing train disruptions and sparse service as crews restore damaged lines. A lone train was cleared, but schedules and routes remained unsettled, with nearby regions sending workers to help restore operations and resume Washington bound services.
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Rdtsburgh
Pumengor
Pittsburgh
Ayiin Uda
Atvikern
Yany Dstriétis
Bho P
Wdpondol
Dradtic
Wayne i Leoledele
Washington
Lero
Pennsylvania
Will Pass Bonus Bill At Once
Republican leaders in the Senate and House expect quick action on soldiers bonus legislation. The measure, approved by committees, could reach the Senate within the month and be sent to the president for signing before summer conventions.
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United Press
Fashington
Congress
Bath Houses
Senate
Wonsa
Boucher Lodge
le Enh
Corry Road Boosters Plan Reception and Banquet
A local note outlines an upcoming reception and banquet for the Corry Road Boosters. Delegates will be notified by the mayor before Thursday evening. Commissioner Sadler will spend the day reviewing the county road plan with attendees. The event includes an afternoon session and an evening banquet at the Maalone hall.
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Luxkuder
Aoxiou
Carey
Sadler
Tony Thoontées
Nwm
Mbiy County
Maaonje Hall
Anthracite Conference Resumes Amid Wage Demands
Report from New York dated April 4 notes Opponents expected to assert counter proposals at a joint conference on coal terms. While no formal counter proposal was issued, there were indications workers would demand wage increases, with early speculation around an 80 percent rise against prior offers.
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United Prem
New York
Blaze at Conshohocken Plant Destroys Woolen Building
A morning fire at the John Wool Manufacturing Company plant in Conshohocken destroys the tann building with an estimated 200000 loss. Five hundred workers are reported displaced. authorities say state law requires inspection and potential bond questions.
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United Proes
Onechorocicdon
Ohn ‘Wool Manufacturing Company
Ontalls Ing
Erie County Receives Large Share of War Road Work
Erie County secures about six percent of wartime road contracts awarded by the interstate Highway Department. Totals near two million dollars across multiple townships and counties include Warren, Crawford, and Girard areas with reinforced concrete and asphalt projects planned.
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Erie
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Whale Grawford
Whale Grawford County Contracts Awarded By the Dlapartament Totn
Exio County
Ciilah
Amin Grivk Weereste
North
Girwill & B. Springlibkt
Croek
Mill Creek
Fairview
Girard
Putas
Wayne Ois Eny
Sinnmalt Springfield
Creek
Raw Fairview
Gira
Soviet Envoy Scored by Senator Moses
Soviet envoy case linked to Senator Moses with tense debate at the Department of Justice. An investigation motion stalled in the Senate amid confusion over a timing dispute and unclear charges.
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Sen. Moses
Wuabhilnudun
Ludwig Morthonms
Meylot
Communist Party Behind Rail Strike Arrests Seen
Washington reports the Justice Department has evidence that the Communist Party organized the rail strike and plans arrests before daybreak. President Wilson and Cabinet members discuss the crisis as the wage board awaits Senate action on appointments.
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Washington
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Wilson
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Pal
Tamir
Department of Justice
Rah
Senate
Lowden Leads Illinois in Primary Returns
Statewide results show Governor Lowden with a sizable lead as leaders brace for possible significant margins in Cook County and surrounding areas. Early tallies indicate Strong support for Lowden among Republican voters with notable write-in activity and continued counts from key counties.
Corry Men Reel Large Fish in Gulf Waters
The Clipping notes Corry anglers catching sizable fish amid rough gulf waters. Patterany and Tad Snrgert reported hefty catches, Bly secured a heavy 260 pound fish, with G W Pabliron and Lorry Pay also mentioned. Weather improved overnight with mild conditions and warm day ahead.
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Gulf
Gay
Anthur Ruith
Daylight Saving Postponed to June by City Officials
City Commission and Board of Commerce plan to delay daylight saving time until early June. Officials cite conflicts with school schedules and meals, noting public support but possible postponement by various organizations. The move, tied to local approval, aims to avoid shifting dinner and school hours until implementation.
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Hioadlona
City Commission
Board of Commerce
Ustron
Prosul School
Tornands
Atswt
Ehrie
Ois Board of Commerce
Iatter
Ins
Nougon Doo
Dily
Investigation into killing of American urged by government
A government inquiry was ordered into the death of an American prisoner during an escape attempt. Officials outlined that cause and responsibility were under review as part of the ongoing investigation.
Irish Revolt and Strike Continue Amid Unrest
In Dublin and surrounding areas thousands of workers protest with hunger strikes and demonstrations. Troops guard affected sites as labor leaders push for continued action and demands amid mounting tensions.
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United Prem
Jayy
Hirry Kull
Ottoeti Rey
Housing Corporation to Build Model House This Summer
The board discussed plans to erect a model house to illustrate proposed home building under the housing corporation. 3 000 houses are planned, with sites under consideration and financing aid for remodeling and new homes.
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Housing Corporation
Haw
Porter Tde
Wanda
Thyde
Hn Tienko
Onse
Yousih
Barter
K O C Convenes At Bradford With Local Alumina Circles
Mok interest centers on local nights of alumina circles in the Atte convention to be held at Bradford on May 10 11 19. A large number from the Woe gy conters plan to attend the convention while a class of 12 Widatoa begins the city yell the firth depres of the order. John Sbiclia and Walter Blair named to represent the Gor ty Knights at the fouralay session.
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Atte
Hidkt
Bradfont
John Sbiclia
Walter Blair
Gorty Knights
Buffalo City Solicitor Conducts Compensation Hearing
Attorney G T Kincaid travels to Buffalo on legal business tied to the claim arising from the death of John Barcy, veteran engineer. Proceedings before the New York State compensation board are noted with a conservation hearing set in Buffalo on Friday.
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G. 'T. Kincaid
Bumag
John Barcy
Thd
Jamone Town
Monilia
Comets
New York
Seven Reds Arrested in Philadelphia Case
A Philadelphia arrest report lists seven individuals detained in connection with a Red sabotage incident. Authorities did not release full names or charges. Investigations continue as officials assess motive and connections to broader unrest.
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