Rail traffic improves as workers resume. trains move in many districts
Reported gains in rail operations across Pittsburgh and eastern districts as a minority of strikers rejoin work. Freight movement increases to relieve congestion. passenger service to resume amid government talks and union negotiations. Local lines, including western routes, see improving conditions while some areas stay at standstill.
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Pittsburgh
United Preat
Smmal Groupe
Ttalian Leongnout
Aervicd
Esterday
Este Tyrton
Il Nythee
Xylesand
Finumon
Srk
Woodington
Ant
Truma
Wayne
Hakwkte
WBLB
Aerokon
Brindivn Gil
Nail
Trout Season Opens With Fine Catches Reported
Local anglers report a promising start to the trout season with fair catches around Brook trout and brown trout noted. Fishermen including Downey, Dr Taylor, Henry Bliven, and Murry Wooks are mentioned, with plans to share a fuller update after a day on the river and a look at conditions around town.
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Poul Downey
Dr Taylor
Yrhow
Bard
Tonhgth
Arouna
Henry Bliven
Yvontontay
Murry
Leo
Bliorwooll
Sun
Tly Aires
Tamim Minkarda
Robbers Take $11,000 and Drug Use Reported in Morgantown Area
Fragmented local notice reports $11,000 stolen by robbers from a home in Sal ong Rowadiys with drugs used at scene. It mentions moves by Ms. Tindaley, a change of meeting month for an organization, a banquet planned April 20, and spring church events.
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Grmngburg
Moyb
Alaaping Doardary
Mike Neibili
Salong Rowadiys
Aix
Gary
Hell Sventerdas Uttermoon
Feonali
Enuter
Meat Supply Improves as Transport Strikes Ease
Report states local markets see meat availability rise with arrival of Jamestown beef from James Own. While some traders warn shortages persist, others note improved access in surrounding areas and a temporary price uptick tied to reduced transport disruptions.
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Transporta Fon
Inter
Trainmen Sleed in Collision Near Louisville and Nashville line
A head on collision occurred on the Louisville and Nashville line near 24 miles from shore injuring several crewmen. Southbound No 2 from New Orleans to Blackmatty and No 3 westbound were reported in the incident with No 8 delayed. Dr Heonn Lawsted treated the wounded as trains stopped at the scene.
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United Prem Mobile
Alo
Confirmed death of American soldier Paul Dicolet at Wesel prison
United Press reports investigators confirmed the death of American soldier Paul Dicolet of Paterson New Jersey. He was killed while attempting to escape from a German military prison at Wesel. The report cites officials and a witness signed by Mayor Waster to probe the death.
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United Press
Paul “Diacolt
Wesel
Oport Wan
Waster
Ito
Chicago Public Schools Closed by Citywide Strike
Chicago schools shut on April 10 as teachers and engineers join a citywide strike. Schools will remain closed for a week amid unrest and labor actions impacting building maintenance and administration.
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Chicago
United Prose
Paymaster Dies From Wounds After Bank Robbery
Fred Parménter, paymaster for the Blazer and Merrell Shoes factory, shot by bandits during a payroll campout. The payroll of 18 000 dollars was taken. Parménter died from his wounds with forces pursuing suspects. Funeral arrangements not specified in readable text.
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Mase
Fred Parménter
Blazer
Merrell
New York Elevator Men Strike Shuts City Skyscrapers
A citywide elevator workers strike paralyzes New York offices and high rises. Operators, janitors, and office staff walk out, halting service across numerous buildings from morning to afternoon. Some firms report limited operations as crews protest terms and work conditions.
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United Prous
New York
New
Boyer
Whur
Tigmorvki
Adil
Wrilon
Rail Strike Threat Looms as Union and Managers Debate
Rail workers faced a potential nationwide walkout as the men debated work action and management responses. Key figures from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen and rail executives prepared for a scheduled meeting to resolve the dispute.
Death of Mrs Campbell
Mrs Nettie Campbell wife of Banke Campbell and daughter of Mire Mike Gurall of this city died yesterday. Age 25. Died at Spencer hospital in Montville. Husband Mr Carroll and in laws Mr and Mrs Rowton and Mr Cuthbert attended. The funeral will be held Monday morning with services at the church and burial in St. Ivans Cemetery. Many relatives mourn the untimely death.
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Nettie
Banke Campnell Aml
Mike Gur
Ollyy
Spencer Hospital
Montville
Carroll Anil Font Yrathorn Rowton
Herbert
Womn
Lvanborn
Allies Will Serve Ultimatum Upon German Allies
United Press dispatch reports that Allied powers plan to notify Germany that any breach of relations will end the alliance. A Varian treaty was reportedly burned, with Misidorna nation cited as source. Germans accused of delaying and concentrating detachments in Powrania amid disputed foreign postings.
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United Press Pari
Vranee, Rout
Tritainy Maly
Sumalinguidy
Cormany
Ile
Varauilies
Ome Eiscles
Sair Qwney
Germany
Powrania
Vail Head Bell System Founder Dies at Today
Vid, stormar predent of Ampriton Telegraph and Telegraph company died at foliar Fooking hospital today. Vail became chairman of the board upon retirement and served until his death. Burial planned at Par atipnay, NJ. Pioneer in telephone and telegraph articulation and long national transition.
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Teatamlalotten
Mil
Stormar
Ampriton Telephons and ‘Telegraph Company
Foliar Fooking
Vail
Altepotora
Procisien
Jus Dent
Webering Loy
Sunioy
Paratipnay
Vudil
Protesters Wear Overalls in Broadway Demonstration
Report from New York and Washington outlines a protest by a loose coalition of writers agents and editors. The march featured participants in overalls to oppose high couture and associated costs. Observers note potential spread of unrest to political spheres as forecasts suggest broader dissent.
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United
Prosa
New York
Foie
Memes
Jaguurite
Carranza seeks approval for troop move across border
The Mexican government asked the Hidalgo Department to permit movement of Mexican troops toward the Sonora region to pursue bandits. Carranza seeks authorization to move forces into New Mexico and Arizona, with plans for actions in early May.
New York Stock List From Historic Rail and Oil Firms
The fragment references multiple historic entities including Lackawanna Steel, Union Oil, Penn RR, Willys Overland, and Great Northern. It hints at a stock listing page with various company names and abbreviations from a New York stock market section. The OCR text is garbled but preserves names of railroads, oil firms, and auto manufacturers.
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New York
Loja
Bryan
Amer
Alido Anerican
Aeneral Malore
Lackawanna Steel
New York Chutral Northern Packs
Penn RR
Ropmtin Stoel Sinelaie Oil Bijithorn
Papilla Bludebaker
Texin Co
Union Oil
Willys Overland Bt Paul Vey Triand
Housing Corp Plans to Erect Homes Under New Scheme
The Housing Corporation outlines steps to extend its reach and build homes for demand. Applications pour in as ground is expected to break soon for a project aimed to ease the housing shortage. A special directors meeting set to approve plans within days.
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Housing Corporation
Hauging Corporation
Nba
Atenas
Camp Fire Girls Meet at Presbyterian Gym
Camp Fire Girls of Camp Firs Aine gathered yesterday afternoon at the Presbyterian gym with Mrs. Walter in charge. The meeting included general work and several carpentry songs. Plans for a summer program were discussed and interest grew as the group anticipates future activities and ceremonies.
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Presbyterian
Willy Mes
Desmonil
Wal Ter Dy
Peake
Electric Car Runaway Wounds Three in Township Crash
Three persons were hurt when a Teron tum, Brockenridgs and Butler car ran away, jumped the track, and struck a pompous automobile. Injured include Mrs. Lila Cutts Howard Jayns and Blair Cunningham. Dr Maxwell Lisk of Erie treated one victim. Murray attended later. Infant son of Parsons died yesterday at Mrs. Williams home Booth Center. funeral at 10:00 from the home and burial in Ping Grove cemetery.
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Tnitea
Mtarentum
Brockenridgs
Butler
Brosrent
Mra
Tila Cutts
Howard
Jayns
Blair Cunningham
Maxwell
Lisk
Erie
G. B. Bennett
Murray
Ping Grove Cemetery
Japs Report Heavy Casualties In Clash With Russian Forces
United Front reports Japanese losses in a daylong battle near Thubarovale as Russian troops claim higher enemy fatalities. Russian claims 190 killed while Japanese forces report 1500 casualties amid ongoing urban fighting.
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United Front Iuonicon
Jupell
Colonial Ball Delights Brokenstray Valley Chapter
The Colonial Ball by the Brokenstray Valley Chapter DOA RK drew over a hundred couples to the Armory. Decor included yellow white lanterns and portraits of Washington and Martha Washington. Mrs Cronin and Mrs Desmond led a praised program with period tableaux and songs, raising funds for a Washington monument projected for 19 Hoont.
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Armory
Tuniler
Brokenstray Valley
Walla
Eorge
Ain
Martha Washington
Grantfather
Uch
Lerdwell Howes
Uip Pffeld
Mra. C
Mra
A. Pala
Ruth Downity
Glen Dickeo
Carrie
Gaga
Kalo Kelme
Mey
Oj. E. Young
Katharinas Florche Dumond
WW. H. Tay
Toke Austin MacTnnes
Caleb Hull
Gheistmas
Bello Keini
Mias Marion Thompson
Gertrude Sold
Bella Keim
W. J. Hay
Haney ‘Hoplind
Harry Koi
Mfrn
H. C. Barnes
W. E Lang
Honry Hopkins
Harry Eit
Washington
Hay
Mes
J.B. Young
W. WL. Tay
Nellie Custis
Phn
Phn? Mr Rangs By Mra. J. E. Young
Mildred Crowill
Athorm
J.J. Dasmond
Mins
Marlon McGrath
Ray Murray
Mimi Marjorie Dosmont
Biubel Croweell
Jossié Johnson
Alion Trigging
Beralse Manwarron
Qladya Frew
Lenyrn Trwint
Lilian Hoy
Marion McGrath
Ean Say
Albert Swaet
Francie Cronin
Thomas Burkhardt
Marokd Wood
William Johnam
Harold Dugan
Roystort
Migrant Moreh
Misa Golle Kein
Henry Ophinn
Mosconger
Dolinican Firit
Evouluye Ty
Washington Monument
Ator
Waterford Nan
Alte
Indoor Workout Tonight At Armory In Town
Local clubs announce an indoor session this evening at the Bhute Armory from 7:80 to 00 oclock. Participants are urged to attend the practice period and follow the stated guidelines for the session.
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Bhute
Anglais
Commerce Directors in Session
Board of Commerce directors convene to discuss routine matters and financial transactions amid standard monthly procedures. The meeting aims to review ongoing commerce initiatives and administrative actions for the upcoming period.
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Commerce
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Pennaylvania Ninoy
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Atrikey Ot
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Zoli
Pennsylvania
Yori
Air Rail
Rowul
New Yorke Dbrtriot
Iltimaumary Company
Ofolale Gly
Mim
Aorview
Impravid
Nn Alt Lina
First Bay
TG. Tindaley
Lee
Harry Parker
Corry
MoQray
Tia
MoCunay
Thol Chiral
Abyin Wade
Pitcaldant
Auder
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Sleed
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Primal
Punt
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N. Tartan
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Haile
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Hope Mint
Sudan
Mrs Campbell
Reader
Great American Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
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Carranza
United Prem Wastingdon
Hivin Depmetmient
Adranaport
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Larbole
Sonora
Ioarnad Ori
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P.O
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Housing Corp
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Thineempok
Viadirantok
Brokenstraw
Daughters of American Revolution
Board of Direstore
Board of Commerce
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