Pennsy Traffic Delayed by Freight Wreck Near LeRoeuf
Freight wreck on the Pennsylvania Railroad Erro-Renovo division near LeRoeuf causes delays and derailment of five cars carrying iron. Eastbound trains reach the city late. alternative routes via Brovton and New York Central used. Passengers aboard affected trains report significant delays until repairs completed around 4 AM.
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Ero-Renovo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Yar Qylaquid
LeRoeuf
Brovton
Earthyland Paxinger
New York Central
Washington Monument dedication at Waterford site
August date marks the dedication of a Washington Monument at Waterford on the site of Fort Luzout, erected by the Pennsylvania Historical Commission and Waterford groups. The nearly 110 foot column honors George Washington at twenty one, detailing the fort’s 1762 link to Washington’s 177? era tour and the message from Governor Dinwiddie.
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Waterford
Washington Monument
Lulbosut
Washington
Dinwiddie
Wirwiniay
Pennsylvania
Wistorical
Pomasion
Entiens
Trigatle
LeBoeut Memorial Association
Kilpatrick
D. Reid Galliatin Kilpatrick
Washington, D.C
Indiana Mines Under Guard Protection
State operation at coal mines under martial law began with a small group of imported laborers digging at two strip mines near Brazil Indiana while about 800 National Guard members stood by to prevent interference by strikers. Officials announced that 300 more men would go out for the day as representatives of the State emergency committee declared. Thompson of Bryant reported at the home of his brother on Franklin Street.
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United Prov
Brazil
Ind
Iin Duintelen
Maintenance of Way Workers Not to Strike
United Press reports HF Grable of the maintenance of way union in Detroit says he will abide by the agreement with the United States Railroad Labor board and not strike. He notes daily threats and mentions a proposed walkout, with officials and guards weighing actions as tensions rise amid earlier talks and threats of a nationwide stoppage.
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United Press
Grable
Mbur
Twa Sulin
Vai Thirin
Ark
Putrits
Itu
Atthinman
Mbehivou
Catroit
Geswedds
Hilu
EE Grable
Wale
Britherhoor
Jelt
Philadelphia
Aguat
Tgether
Ariimance
Cleveland
Moidaar
Penn Ariefs From United Press Across Pennsylvania Unrest
Aggregated dispatches report labor tension and violent incidents across Pennsylvania. Strikes threaten rail and shop work, coal operator conferences convene near Cleveland, and clashes with striking workers occur in Wilkes-Barre and nearby towns. Accidents injure several, including blasting powder incidents in Altoona and a deputy shooting in Washington.
Hope for Strike Peace Grows as Peace Plan Emerges
President Harding pressed a new plan to end the rail strike as talks with representative of the railway brotherhoods and miners proceeded in Washington. Officials reported plans to submit the seniority issue to a railroad labor board and seek a collective settlement to avert a nationwide transportation stoppage.
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Harding
Stine
Thorts
Winnie
Fursivgins
Cleveland
Washington
Flarding
Aubrititty
M. Jewell
William Johnston
Mackiyits Union
Horne
Hluige
Tarding
Beiig
Ihta
Niles
Eettiven
Ithe High Brotherhood
Settlement Nears End Chicago Trolley Strike
Chicago moves toward normal service as union leaders order a referendum on a tentative agreement. Workers would return Monday with a new wage scale of 72 cents an hour, eight hour day, and staged raises over nine months.
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Ly United Prenay
Chicago
West
Northcliffe's Condition Worsens Amid Picnic Plans
A distressed bulletin reports Viscount Northcliffe in deteriorating health at Orchard Leach near Northcliffe. The Aug 11 Odd Fellows picnic proceeds despite concerns as local organizers and Edmund physician representatives await further updates on his condition.
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United Prom
Sutunddy
Aggusy Ath
Pra
London
Viscount
Hist
W. Re. Marsh Prophee Edin Physicians
Mittee
F. Manger
Company A Returns From Mount Gretna Training
National Guardsmen of Company A completed 16 weeks of military instruction at Mount Gretna returning home after an evening train trip. Units including the Wr ren and Wire Battalion members marched through the business section in a sharp, disciplined parade. Plans for a public reception and a formal event were discussed, with a formal gathering anticipated next Thursday evening.
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Mt. Gretna
Toca
Grou
Ruareenesinpmamnt
Wrren
Oartoor
Mt Gretna
Canadian Air Captain Hopewell Survives Downfall Near Craneford
Capt D Hopewell of the Canadian Air Service trained for fuel supply shipments to Centerville when his plane forced down near Craneford county in bad weather. He landed safely in the city, completing repairs to resume flight toward Ontario. Reports of the crash prompted telephone inquiries to Spartansburg Centerville and Glyndon, with witnesses noting his prior service during the world war.
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Canadian Air Service
Centerville
Jie
Craneford
Ontario
Uean
Spartansburg
Glyndon
Violent clashes in Genoa between fascists and socialists
In Genoa Aug, fascists clashed with socialists in Dele uri Square. Gunfire erupted as police fired on groups of Communists trying to fight the fascists. In Milan, fascists wrecked the Avanti printing plant and forced the employer into the street as a royal commissioner replaces the socialist administration.
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Lay United
Genoa
Hupeisti
Deleuri Square
Rascisti
Milan
Avanti
Ldmninisteation
Operators Seek Separate Wage Agreement Seeks Separate Wage Pact
United Press dispatch reports operators demand a separate wage agreement and wage scale concessions as they threaten action in a looming dispute. They propose arbitration and a joint board under presidential appointment, with a tentative plan to set wages effective March of next year and keep strikes in check.
Much interest in test case on state prohibition act
Rumor and public speculation surround a major case to be argued before the Supreme Court in Pittsburgh. The issue, tied to constitutional enforcement of Pennsylvania liquor laws since 1910, centers on Willian Alderman and a series of trials and appeals in Crawford County and Titusville.
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Supreme Court
Lewis Pirofestan
Pittsburgh
Willian Aldermiart
Prihsitie
Thie
I Horseys
Vineet Pragar
Hatlatreot
Titus Ville Titan
Aldreman
Tower Court
One Stop Coast to Coast Flight Attempted
Report covers airman James Ay Booliotto preparing for a coast to coast flight with stops at Pablo Beach and Dallas. Planned path includes San Diego arrival, details note distance around 1 000 miles and a previous injury from Kelly Field. Flight undertaken at own expense with awaiting telegraphed wife upon safe arrival.
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Jacksonville
James Ay Booliotto
Hig
Howe Coast
Pablo Beach
Hemndayfternoon
Doolittle
San Diego
Caiforni
Kelly Piel
San Antonio
Texas
Cottey
Kelly
Pield
Coney
Chinese Typhoon Death Toll Reaches Five Thousand
United Press reports a devastating Chinese typhoon with casualty estimates around five thousand. Soviet and Dutch outlets note heavy damage in coastal cities. Official counts vary as rescue efforts continue and weather conditions hinder access.
Playground Attendance on Increase Prompts City Officials Review
Reading through the noisy OCR, the article notes rising playground attendance and calls for improved supervision and better facilities. It mentions overviews of planned improvements, hiring part time instructors, and upcoming games shaping the pennant chase with multiple playgrounds involved.
Funeral of Senator Crow Late Today
Funeral services for Senator William KE Crow are announced with presidential attendance and House and Senate members traveling to attend. Dignitaries and committees will arrive to participate in the memorial, with processions along the National Pike and a cemetery burial in Caiontowen. Thousands are expected to view the unreal procession and state notices will be issued along the route.
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Jordinge
William KE
Cray
Chvamor
Sproul
Nwmnbars
Caiontowen
Anid
Kentucky Will Elect Eleven Congressmen Today
Kentucky voters select eleven candidates for the U S House and a judge of the Court of Appeals in Louisville. The statewide ballot focuses on the League of Nations tariff and the Harding administration, with no U S Senate seats on the ballot this year.
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Kentucky
United Prem
Lovieville
United Suites House of Representatives
Poors of Appeals
Chaplin's Mother to Stay for Treatment in U S
Washington reports Meg Han Chaplin mother of Charlie and Sydney Chaplin will be allowed to remain in the United States for another year for special treatment in hopes of recovery from severe shock suffered during the London air raids. Announcement from the Department of Labor. Scranton court restrains DL and workers from striking in shops or interfering with the company’s employees.
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Chaplin
United Press
Washington
Han Wh Chaplin
Charlear
Sydney Chaplin
United States
Wouvery
London
Af Lalog
Coal shortage causes train curtailment disrupts Erie system
Railway officials report coal shortages force reduced services across the Erie division. Several White Star trains on routes between Bradford and Dunkirk are cut or shortened, with two Dunkirk passenger trains discontinued by Saturday night due to fuel constraints and strike actions. Public connections suffer as trains Nos 1000 and eastbound services are affected, and the impact extends to New York bound trains requiring altered itineraries.
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Tocal
Litte
Hy Plasonger
A Erie
Sikaaniy
Bradkand
Bradford Oy
Ars
Rok P
Henry Dhunkirk
Erle
Dunkirk
Falcum Connec
Paving Project Underway in Titusville by Love & Son
EM Love and Son of Corry have started pavement construction at Titusville on East Spring Street to Diamond Street and South Martin Street to Water Street. Crews remove cobblestones and bricks from old pavement as city hall grounds and nearby lots are prepared for future street work and bridge repairs. Weather-friendly conditions and equipment including concrete mixer and heavy roller are in use, with completion hoped for the fall season.
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Titusville
Herald
al ‘Lows ’ Love & Son of
Corry
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South Dinke
South Martin Street
Diamond Street
Water Street
Diamond
Mac Fin Street
Franklin Street
Moe
Stfert
Love
Corune
Sprjur
Martin
Qewther
Doe
Tnické
Ff Try
Chapmanville
Aged Millionaire Will Wed New Orleans Beauty
Aged millionaire Asan Gant admitted his engagement to New Orleans beauty Mrs. DeBoisbelle. Reports from Reno suggest the wedding may take place late this fall. The couple reportedly plan a ceremony amid family circles with date yet to be fixed.
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United Prana Atlanta
Asan Ganther
Millimillion Iadre Mace
Mnre-Onerini DeBoishelle
Wis
Foncee
Deloiches
eHouchelley
Adolph
As al
Renoy
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