Pittsburg Car Men May Return
Pittsburgh workers weighing a return to the streetcar strike after fourteen days. A public meeting is set for afternoon to vote on a proposition to resume work and seek higher wages. A conference with company officials will determine next steps and possible wage concessions.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Streel Car Teffe
Piewburgh Mateich
Carmen
Weik Lin Morally
Rénelvers
Yho Dnformationst Aid Joonssftieues
No Break With Wilson Says House
United Press report from London outlines ongoing tensions between President Wilson and Colonel House over policy. A briefing states no change in stance despite rumors and notes Wilson’s insistence on continued Mandate support.
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Wilson
House
Big passenger plane ready to resume flight test
A big passenger plane arrived in Chicago last night after a salt spray from Milwaukee at 300 miles an hour. The crew planned a flight from New York to Whe Pycile coal, carrying sixty persons with a speed aimed at 115 million miles an hour, awaiting favorable weather to resume experiments.
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United Prose
Aigo
Finchingden
Milyynukes
New York
Chicigy
Woman 93 Receives License to Marry Woman 93
Tina Hooley aged 98 and George Dewar of Atouponville obtain marriage licenses from the county clerk in Deaver Falls. It is the third marriage for Hooley, who becomes the oldest person on record in Teaver County.
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United Pres
Deaver Falls
Tina Hooley
George Dewar
Agu
Atouponville
Courte
Marriaga
Mav
Sooley
Sperson
Farsa Ieee
Teaver County
Nomination Talk Circulates for German Presidency
August 27 report notes the national pac pos party announces the nomination of former Petr Mavahati von Min for President. It states the party plans to vote on the German presidential question.
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National Pac Pos! Party
Petr Mavahati
von Min Doubiy
Itn
Nodat
President to Start Speaking Tour Next Wednesday
President plans a nationwide speaking tour starting next Wednesday in support of the peace treaty and League of Nations. The schedule opens with Columbus and Philadelphia stops, with a large retinue including Wilson and top aides.
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Washington, D. C
White House
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Talanpolis
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California Rail Strike Failing in Southern California
Report from San Francisco on August 22 describes a strike across Southern California rail lines collapsing service as unions push to regain control. Trains barely operate in the region while dispatchers vote to return to duty in this district.
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Bon Francisco
Indica
Southern Californiaia
Southern Eufornia
Bolil
Tralsimen
Carnegie Will Probated As Major Inheritance
A United Press report from New York details Andrew Carnegie's will probate with bequests totaling about 20 million dollars to his heir and Carnegie Institute. The document also outlines provisions for Carnegie's wife and daughter Roswell Miller. In Hornell, a light snow event interrupted August heat, described as the snowiest August day on record for the area.
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United Press
New York
Andrew Cusningic
Pittwningii
Carnegie
Roswell Miler
Steel Workers at Cleveland Go on Strike
Cleveland area steel workers from the Champton Machine and Forging Company walked off the job today demanding a wage increase and better working conditions. The strike halted output as management and workers faced difficulties in returning to normal operations.
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Cleveland
Clevelant
Ange
Yorkury
Goring
Champton Machine and Forging Company
Poles and Germans clash on frontier skirmishes
Polish forces slowed German troops on two occasions near the frontier as General Taller's units engaged German detachments. One Panzer unit reportedly retreated toward the border after clash with Polish troops. Casualties include eight Poles and four Germans, with several American observers wounded.
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le Patchon
Taller
Craltoil
United States
Aslee
Citizens Roused by Violent Night at Hotels
Disturbances flare in the city as police face a spree at the Antler Hotel and the National Hotel. Chief Frank and officers clash with a violent suspect named Marinuck, leading to injuries and eventual detention. City leaders call for action to curb whiskey operations at both hotels amid ongoing disorder.
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Frock Wan
Antler
Atamatedet
Marinuck
Nationa Hote
Frank
Marto
Fred Goodwill
Winnvitie
Waani
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Rendarks
Spencer
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Maghie Tinley
Ximo Uli
Linose
van Marinnsks
Marinnsk
Ism
Alain
Ryan
Whiakey
Bandits Wrecked Carranza Train in Mountain Pass
Reports say bandits derailed a Carranza troop train carrying 100 Mexican soldiers, machine guns, and artillery near a mountain pass. All soldiers aboard the derailed cars were killed. attackers freed some captives as clashes spread in the region.
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Carranza
Tosas
Warns of Bolsheviki Revolution in the U. S.
Lewis Pearson of Irving National Bank and director of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States warned in a telephone interview that Bolshevik propaganda is spreading in the United States. He said radicals openly advocate revolution and business leaders are not mobilizing to counteract the threat. He described preparations by the party to overthrow the government and noted a widespread, uneasy response among businessmen.
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New York
Lewis Pearson
Irving National Banke
Chamber of Communiee
United States
Belug
Italy
We Chamber of Comerda
Albert and Queen Coming to United States
Official announcement states King Albert II and Queen Paola of Belgium will depart Brussels for the United States on September 24. They will remain in America for a extension of a fortnight before returning.
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Bruxdellsy
AL Tiel
Qusubeth
United Staten
Plate
Amerion
Sionth
Jewish War Relief Gets Under Way in Corry Drive
Plans form for a nationwide Jewish War Relief drive with a target of 34 million dollars starting October 6. Local organizers say cooperation with Christian friends is essential and builders of relief work emphasize feeding and clothing Southern Europe’s Jewish population regardless of faith.
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Vauia
Pitte- Gurgh
Forty six dealers take out licenses in wartime liquor plan
The article notes forty six dealers securing licenses as part of a wartime liquor program. About 200 license holders previously exist but are slow to resume operations. Demobilization of troops delays completion and many wait to see how policy will unfold before proceeding with new licenses.
Hunting Licenses Now Available in City
Hunting licenses are now available in this city. C. J. Porter has received the necessary WM number from the city treasurer’s office and will issue licenses upon application. Foreign-born citizens must bring naturalization papers. licensed residents may obtain licenses this year.
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Nowiity Treasur
Lvensea
Vaccination Case Heard At Central High School
George C. Moore principal of Central High School faces charges over vaccination policy after St Washburn alleges unfair discrimination by allowing unvaccinated children to attend. Moore was arrested on a war warrant issued by Alderman Moran and released on bail pending trial.
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George C. Moore
Central ‘High ‘School
Amorma Moron
St. Washburn
Boore
Aome
Moore Waa
Alderman Moran
Labor Executive Council In Session Today
The Labor Executive Council meets to discuss the national industrial survey and the pressing strike threat. Executives consider President Wilsons appeal and the Federation stance on restraining strikes during the period ahead.
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Washington
Haley
Ameria
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Henin
United States
Wileson
Beaver Falls Baseball Fielder Fatally Struck by Pitch
George Its Harr, 60, died today after being struck in the head by a pitch during a game between two shop teams in Beaver Falls. Harr ducked at the plate but a curved pitch hit him foreload. A widow and several children survive.
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United Press
Beaver Falls
George Its
Harr
Steick
Plane Crash Near Ataltan Kills Four Officials
A plane carrying an Italian government official and an engineer from Vienna to Rome fell to the ground, killing all four occupants. The disaster is reported by United Press with initial details and casualties.
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Morin
Vienna
Rome
Lost airman reported safe after Toronto flight
United Press reports Liont Slater, missing after his plane left Toronto for Toronto, has landed safely at Mount Clemens Michigan. Officials have not officially confirmed the report.
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Olflcinle
Ihi
Tony
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Toronto
Mt Clemenn
Michigan
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