Brotherhood Walkout Disrupts Rail Freight Across Regions
United Press reports Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers members join a nationwide strike risking freight and passenger service. Talks warn that troop deployments and militia support could widen disruptions as key lines in Texas, Ohio, Illinois and surrounding states face walkouts by repair crews and transport workers amid labor tensions.
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Big Four
United Press
Shnpmen
Pyyise
Taliet
Faye Hirot
Reception Postponed for National Guard Company Aj
The reception planned by the Chamber of Commerce for members of Company Aj of the National Guard, scheduled for tomorrow evening, has been indefinitely postponed. Many members are out of the city after their Mount Gretna visit, and the affair will likely be rescheduled at a later date.
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A. Carey
National Guard
Chamber of Commerce
Mount Gretna
Greenville Gets New Steel Plant in Pennsylvania
Greenville Pa reports a new steel plant to be built, named Greenville Stag arid Tron Company, with an estimated cost of 2500 dollars. the Gragovilla Charter of Commerce approved the project today, signaling industrial investment in the area.
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Greenville
Uniepaires
Oreenville
Ang
Greenville Stag Arid Tron Company
Gragovilla Charter of Commerce
Investors Rally Over Hingham Motor Stock Scare
A scrambled report notes hundreds of investors in Tow Corvettes re Déleywriter and Hingingham Motor Company of Tanoetiwn face losses. Mentioned are Wilcoxe Anil Me Jowett, Martin Lin, and others amid a capital assault and a looming court discussion within a fragile market. The piece hints at irregular stock handling and investor anxiety.
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Déleywriter
Hintiingham Motor Company
Tanoetiwn
Buntaed
Ove
Wilcoxe
Anil
Walt Sober
Wong
Mavsiy Carteony
Martin Linust
Wilde
Gaunt
Ealowmad
Nichulas Alvros
Hrdavorkinis
SU Fuwott Aul
Soewie
Advancing for Dr Crane Named University Leader
Corey Frivide of De Ardiun G. Mraney from Beibars State Normal is interested in joining the Be Crane administration. Crane has been elected president at the University of Wyoming by the university’s board. Crane, a senior in the sanitary corps, will be appointed as physician general and heads the Surgeon General’s Office. He authored a history of physical reconstruction for the medical annals.
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Corey Frivide
de Ardiun
G. Mraney
Beibars
Crane
Washinton
Ducine
Fashion Burlesque Curtain at the New World Fair
United Press reports a fashion burlesque at the New World fair where the crowd roared as Fall and Winter styles were paraded. Models in fur collars and skirts long past the knee drew buyers from across the country, while some outfits caused fainting fits among onlookers.
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United Press
Harding asks Congress for strike aid amid rail and coal disputes
President Harding plans to seek Congress approval for emergency action to resolve widespread rail and coal strikes. Administration seeks broad authority to maintain public utilities and essential services, while labor leaders push for a congressional decision. The White House aims to have a plan ready to meet emergency needs as talks continue.
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Washington
Harding Newweek
Rossigie
Drewking
Congress
Tel
Stove
Trikern
Hinad Labor Board
Iluy
Thompson sweeps Ohio primaries and party field
United Press reports Thompson swept Ohio primaries with about sixty thousand votes, defeating Knight and others. In Birmingham and Little Rock, McRae and MeRae vie for governor seats as returns show incumbents leading with fractured opposition. A Ku Klux Klan majority in Pulaski area shapes results.
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Thompain
Olin
Knight
Oficud
Jean
Dunihsy
Gayorimar
Tan
DJ Duffy
James G. Johnson
Vin Birmingham
Alay
Awin Hing
Tone
Juieye Wow
Wow
Lascafoosa
Little Rock
Ark
TC McRae
Toney
Twa
Garland
Chicot
Due
Pulaki
Little Rocke
Ku Klux Klan
Tariff Bill to Boost Living Cost Across Goods
Washington Aug. 19 The cost of living will rise about 870 million dollars due to duties on cotton wool and sugar in the McCumber tariff bill. Senator Gerry of Rhode Island charged the measure would likely double this impact when remaining duties on food and clothing are counted.
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Washington
Gerry
Rhode Island
Prohibition Issue Declines in Political Debate
A Washington dispatch reports Senator Pomerene and Representative disagree on inserting the fight wine and beer issue into government policy. Both see the prohibition question as a dead letter in legislative language, with neither side pushing a decisive amendment. The Democratic and Republican aims diverge on how to frame or advance prohibition.
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Washington
Pomerene
Rogers Statement On Russell Road Delayed Repairs
A lengthy statement from J fe Rogers, superintendent of streets, details debates over repairs to Russell Road. The commission and Rogers discuss authority, funding, and the proper public process for road maintenance while noting one member was absent during the review and urging consistent publicity of the commission's actions.
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hPa
Wales
Ie Commission
Turis
United Pro Salvia
Alin Romborg
Spain
Mindwalert
Mallish
Cutih
Poryies
Aevensiey
Fk Ry Provins
Areca
Hhovelty
Tin Tirme
Apts
Rogers
Win
Ing Comittissiiner
Train No 6 Crashes Auto In Erie. One Dead
An Erie bound train No 6 strikes an automobile, resulting in one fatality. The chaotic incident disrupts service and draws police and emergency responders to the scene. No further verified details are available in the readable text.
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Erie
State Police and Home Guard meet to discuss duties
An August meeting of the State Police and Home Guard was held to explain duties to Cory Mam No. 46 members. The discussion referenced historical acts dating to 1873 that gave these forces city police authority within the state, reaffirming their recognized role and readiness to assist regional police when needed.
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Howe Guard
B.A Roschile
Gorey
Tle
Harrishinge
Roxchie
State Palives and Home Guard
Grad Capp
Thompson
Grind Tey LE i
Mall Ams
Tom Slide
North East
Cory
Corry
Ene
Crayford
Philadelphia
Beriandt Caumik
Dal Ravin
Ereretany
Valuable Gem Stolen at Pittsfield Hotel
Police seek help locating a diamond stick pin valued at $40 stolen from Willis Metres of Pittsfield while he slept at a hotel. The pin, platinum with a precious gem, vanished from the room after the occupant left briefly. Chief Nunkle led a hotel search and one suspect was questioned. efforts to locate the thief continued.
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Pyar
Willis Metres
Pittsfield
Klatos
Wien
Ho ¢Ollar
Nunkle
Ifort
Three Killed On Crossing In Maryland Train Crash
At Loyd J. M. S. Michael s Maryland August 8 three persons were killed and four injured when a train collision occurred en route to Chautauqua. The dead include Mrs George E Pape 35 of Parkersburg West Virginia Mrs Estelle Thompson 72 mother of Mrs Pope of Parkersburg and Benjamin Pope 12 son of Mr Pope. Surviving are George Pope husband of the deceased and other Pope children Stella Tune Thompson Litelle Dturray. The party had been traveling by coach and were en route to visit friends at Chautauqua when the accident happened.
Wrecks and departures mark mixed early August news
Reports from the Belle Strait wreck describe a cargo vessel collision injuring none of the crew, while the USS City of St. Louis and railroad officials discuss a possible settlement over a coal strike. Boston-Milwaukee box scores note a 5-0 Cardinals loss in a doubleheader opener as social notes mention visitors to Chautauqua and local families.
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Aug
O—Hoston
St. Louis Cardinals
Miller
Bards
Braves
Bozen
Sherdell
North
Gall
Rine
Minen Operator Pace Parley May Postpone Again
Reports from Cleveland indicate that the mine operator pace parley scheduled for 8 p.m. today could be postponed due to interruptions. Tewan suggested the conference might adjourn until tomorrow, but verification was not obtained from leaders on either side.
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Iry United Press
Cleveland
Minen
Pace Parley Sched
Tewan
Mine Riot In Nantcorr Brings Police To scene
Lute troopers and deputies clashed with idle miners and sympathizers in Nantcorr Pa on August 9. A trooper was hospitalized with a scalp wound and about six others suffered minor injuries during the riot.
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Dotted Press
Nantcorr
Sheriffa
May Settle Coal Strike Late Today
United Press reports ongoing peace parley amid talk of settlement. Statements from officials and union leaders reference wage talks, tonnage figures, and possible agreements to avert a nationwide coal strike.
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Mirek
Purley
Alon Tans
He Keene
Pt Sho
Keene 6
Novak
Moratorium for Germany Seen as Probable at Allies Conference
Readings from a London Allied Conference indicate a likely moratorium on Germany. Finance ministers and experts drafted a report with revenue goals but warned a broader economic strike could damage Germany. France seeks strict terms including customs controls and forest and mineral access. others fear a wider rift if plans fail.
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London
England
Belgium
Odes Yall
Peenwr Poncays
Liauis George
Germany
Luirier i
Francs
Pojiéar
TALLY WITH INDEPENDENTS HERE TONIGHT
The article outlines an evening contest featuring Tally and the Independents on Waton Street. It notes Tally will anchor the lineup with Radia Hopkins, and mentions AlbCory club players Short Croker and Maroney as part of the local roster.
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Waton
Toeath
Tally
Radia Hopkins
AlbCory Club
Yea Short
Croker
Maroney
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