No Truce Until Terror Reign Ends Amid Irish Crisis
A London dispatch reports British efforts to secure peace amid rising Irish violence. Authorities consider Dublin and Ulster developments, with Sinn Fein activities and police actions provoking intense debate as Christmas approaches.
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London
Chrelletwan
Atiesma
Seth
Mir Dor
Lord Henry
Dontick Weil
Lloyd Doorge
Christmay
Trolnad
Wenibreon
Utter Contarrit
Dublin
Cutbolig Jonders
Trish
Ain
Erie Rail Officials Here Today
A reading of the provided OCR text shows blurred lines but mentions Erie rail officials including regional director G. C. Manning and a superintendent Clyne visiting today to discuss rail freight and operations. The piece also references government home front matters and a Dublin backdrop with political notes amid wartime reporting.
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Dublin
Tord Bhanitton
Sivato
Labor to Seek Investigation of Living Costs and Profits
Labor leaders call for a national inquiry into living costs and corporate profits. President Gompers urges anti profiteering measures including rapid passage of laws, tax revisions taxing war profits, and government aid to cooperative production to help consumers.
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LABOR
Ralph F. Couch
United Prowl
Washington
United States
Samuel Gomporn
Gompery
Wim
Conlees
Gompers
Labor Department
League of Nations plan proposed by Teagan commission
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a proposed League of Nations plan from a Teagan commission. The brief mentions advisories and new adatias but lacks clear details or names.
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United Pros
Bonator Pane Tae Faces Revenue and Gutlflegislation Debate
A committee meeting in Wastingdon discusses revenue measures and proposed Hall related legislation. Officials from the Ronator Planen Committee outline goals while addressing fiscal impacts and policy changes.
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United Proay
Pin Dolphin
Bonator Pane Tae
Alairmin
Ronator Plnanen Committee
Mondell and Robe from the short Woman unopposed near opening
The article notes Mondell and Robrobus or Claude Ritebin as leaders who have been invalid most of the time in Congress and plan to return to win seats at the opening of the short government session next Monday.
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United Frame
Washington
Mondell
Roproebus
Claude Ritebin
Danio
Sratle
House Agriculture Committees Face Grain and Credit Reform Question
In a late afternoon session the House and Senate agricultural committees plan to study ways to obtain information on credit and marketing conditions. They will consider measures to relieve farmers of burdens in wheat, corn, and cotton markets.
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Washington
Des
Ana
Tax on All Sales Proposed in Wastidingdon Report
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a proposal for a universal sales tax to replace exemptions and profit taxes. The item mentions Dee Wastiingdon, a 2A filing, and a claim that Republicans will use the revenue plan in revising the tax schedule.
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Washington
Powerful addresses at institute illuminate program
The opening session of the Christian Ortigenship Institute was held at the Presbyterian Church with addresses by Dr. Reswick Morin and Dr. James Meten representing the National Reform Association based in Pittsburgh. The program progresses with talks on divorce and a closing address on "The Bible In the Schools" by Dr. Morgan, followed by musical selections from the Methodist choir.
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Christian Ortigenship Institute
Presbyterian Church
Reswick M. Morin
James A. Meten
National Reform Association
Pittsburgh
Methodistshire
Alfternonn
Alfternonn Diy Mota Spoke On Aforsnisuy
Martin
stoGan
Tnternationelian
Everyody Ln
Pho Methiodinr
West Virginia Coal Mines Quiet Amid Strikes and Evictions
United Press reports tension in the Tug River valley as striking miners clash with mine guards. Evicted workers endure tent colonies while federal troops arrive in Mingo County to quell violence and restore operations. Williamson Gas Operators say the strike is broken and mines may reopen.
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United Press
Wiwmambon
Cox
Drenohlig Taing
Tog River Valley
Feilerh
Mingo County
Wit ‘Hamada
George Baliswise
Williamson Gas Operators
Difficulties of Financing State Government Discussed by Sproul
United Press reports Governor Sproul and state officials discussed the fiscal strains on state governments. They cited the higher cost of operation, increased federal demands, and staffing needs as central to funding gaps. The discussion occurred amid the Washington conference on wartime finances and tax measures.
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Sproul
United Press
Vital One
Tatataaurg
Governors
Washington
Gov
Willan
Coma
Mi Fm
Cae
Gas Supply Crisis Hits Local Industries
Pennsylvania Gas Company orders halt of gas for manufacturing across the city affecting Lic ey Yeing gue plants and other industrial users. Regulators and the Public Service Commission weigh the companys latest curtailment order as hearings approach in December 2011.
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Mw City
Peonsylvania Cue Company
Omeo
Hie
Public
Descinbor
Saloe
Thas Company
Helo
Corry Oil Company Organized Near Corry
The Corry area reports the Corry Oil Company is organized in Pennsylvania with a charter received and aims to drill ten miles southeast of Corry. Officers include Dr. A. Menmink president and G. Tribe secretary. the firm holds land in Warren County and aims to develop oil prospects with capital of 5000 dollars and par value shares offered locally.
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Hay Bien Tn
Pws
Corry
Choxens
Warren County
Wareren
Oil City
Fartier
Pondsylvania
Aha
Ata
AL Menmink
Chay
GT. Tribe
Heer
Comou
Siehi
Georgi
Aiken
Moehenie
Rlydian Bom
Warrm
Yale
Coryettianne
Bnaineau
Eld
Afr
Cornen
Ty Clarendon
Cherny Grove
Thor Grell
Kaomn Ail
Five Die in Fire in New York Apartment Block
A deadly blaze swept a New York apartment building today trapping residents from cellar to roof. Authorities list the dead as Mei, Toswell Rood, an opera singer, Ming Maryor, Josmconm, Dr. Fr MC Potter, Mrs Jennie Jonking, and one unidentified person.
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New York
Mea
Toswell Rood
Opera Alagor
Ming Maryorlomsconm
Avtronic
Fr MC Potter
Jénnie Jonking
November snow and weather summary for Corry residents
The November report by observer N. R. Dickson notes 8.2 inches of snowfall, average high 44.5 F and low 30.8 F, with a 6.0 F range and 0.9 F minimum. Total precipitation 4.48 inches, peak snow on the 17th at 1.70 inches, and weather alternating between clear, partly cloudy, and storms including hail.
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N. R. Dickson
Corry
Inchea
Elgadystia
Directors Hold Meeting at Jamestown Company Office
A business meeting of the Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation directors was held at the company offices. Attendees included D. W. Thillatroi of Chicago and Revi ALM of Boston with several other directors. They plan to depart on the Erie train tonight to Jamestown NY for a farewell Waner in their honor. Weather cloudy and cold with possible rain or snow.
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Manufactiedng Corporation
General Busines
D. W. Thillatroi
Chicago
Lea
Revi Alm
Bomanitor
Boston
Murs
J. J. Hulteta
Warren
D. H. Hills
Legion supports park memorial plan for city
The American Legion and Company A clash over a memorial tablet in the city building as plans emerge for a park monument. A Thompson Port announces tentative park monument plans and a meeting to finalize details amid broad veteran support.
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Legion Favors
Legion
Naires
Company ‘A
Aimerjoap Legion
Seversl
Company A
Jettere
Lince
Corry
A.W. Thimpson
Chavana
Sneha Conrae
Bazaar Opens At State Armory Afternoon Event
A large crowd attends the armory bazaar opening with auctions and a program of musical solos and dancing. The event runs from 7 PM to midnight with multiple performances, exhibits, and a pancake of fancy work booths, all organized by a named committee and Damon’s orchestra providing entertainment.
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Phe Meriter Tetas
Onoon
Dhe Hweaar
Elyok
SOO Sve
Myra Crapper
Chester Stuss
Borinel Starr
Po sevBins
Dodit Goo
Myra Crapser
Ofelock
Milon Brown
Florencelina
Naked Goods
Mies
Florence Aspoli
Leong Bentley
Zolma Fowosvish Pond
Marjorie Auar
Misa Jennie Motray
Eneral
Damon
Sitarenty
President Undertakes Strenuous Mediation Effort Across Armenian Turmoil
President Wilson undertakes a heavy work program and mediates between Armenians and Turkish nationalists. The White House confirms his active involvement in Armenia boundary questions and arbitration, while preparing major messaging and legislative tasks.
Global unrest and armistice tension reported
Reports from Rome and Geneva describe civil war brinkmanship between Italy and Yugoslavia over frontier lines amid the Fiume affair. D’Annunzio’s forces threaten to resist government terms while the League authorizes U S aid to Armenia and regional mediation efforts continue.
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Erie Rail
G. C. Manning
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Annunzio
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League
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