City Officials Assert No Choice on Compensation Policy
The meeting of the committee Monday evening authorized Supt. of Rotary Olds to devise the COMPENSATION framework and place city on record against responsibility for benefits. Officials emphasized that employers retain right to deny or accept compensation measures and to arrange their own systems, with borough and city agencies tasked to implement the chosen form. The discussion referenced the new Workmen Compensation Act provisions and the need to align local practice with state requirements.
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Ugtos
Doduttos
Oltlow
Ololetuln
Alt
Ageuelix
Notant
Aviv
Auchtents
Olds
Hwcomaty
Dnaira
Timet
All Is Not Peaceful on Peace Ship
An OCR fragment reports disorder on a peace ship mission. It mentions Hoard the pengd ship, demands from Pry Aked and athora toslay, and claimed communications from semi official sources. The piece notes tensions among nations anxious for peace and hints at internal disruption within a party and confidential documents.
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Serena
Oscar
Aked
Athora Toslay
Sone
Bchwinmer
Hns
Tiene
Fire at Bear Lake Destroys Store Near Morning
A large fire at Bear Lake damaged the Will Eyans store early today. Estimated losses reach about $19,000 as flames ravaged the shop and nearby property. Vigilant volunteers and neighbors helped curb the blaze, with the scene described as chaotic and intense.
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Bear Lake
Glee Club Appears Here Thursday At High School
The High School presents a lively evening with the Glee Club and mandolin trio from the academy. Chorus voices and mandolin players deliver an entertaining program, followed by a comedic sketch. Tickets and reservations are available at local stores, with early requests encouraged for best seating.
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Tio Anhletic Association
Chiby
Aloxhony College
Rive
Thaler
Soho
Auroly
Mile Voices
Monae
Baptist Young People Drill And Dinner In Session Company A
The Young People's Union of the MapUlst chen began the new year with a regular session at the home of Mr and Mrs Lyle Thom Twohity-nix young people from the church attended A feature event drew praise for the muppet Warvell wt sbren olielogke from the suit court to ice cream sicha The table was decorated pink white and pink and white cmnations A business meeting followed with President John Tinondgll presiding An interesting report on club work was given Members paid visits to Black and abiti and song and prayer services were planned A strong social hour followed adjournment The wrestling match postponed for a few days Forty five members drilled at the Stat Art ory then enjoyed a venthon dinner Col J B Brown and Capt W Brown provided the dinner Serving duties by Crotie Prepared The evening featured remarks by Col Brown and Capt Hawnel Updated notes from local figures were shared
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Young People’s Union
MapUlst Chen
Lyle Thom Twohity-nix
Young Peesto
Eluroh
Dudder
John Tinondgll
Mary Viatls
Wood
Christina
Stat Artory
Col. J. B
Capt .W. Brown
Taok Ruppersborkar Dunihtad
Erie County Supervisors Convention Announcement Detailing Program
The Erie County Supervisors Convention has been announced with officers and plans. President George Worwady will preside in the grand jury room as the executive committee outlines topics on Good Roads and county farm bureau relations. Speakers include A. W. Sinson on Good Roads significance and State Highway officials on road improvement and legislation. County Superintendent Lyly B. Van Vieck will report on state highways and town highways. Assemblyman C. L. Alexander will join Senator H. A. Ofek and others to discuss presenting needed highway legislation. A roll call and prayer are planned with an afternoon session featuring the highway official's remarks and further discussions.
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Ail Townahipe
Erie County
Huey Jy
Eneautivs Committee
Omethek
George Worwady
Lehman County Farm
Algo
Hyatery Dopaty State Highway Commissioner
Rm Nidro
Uuliit
Towakbitp
Lyly B. van Vieck
Gerry
Wilo County
C. L. Alexander
Genittor H. A. Ofek
Miles TR. Kitts
Tio Trower Ini Waousefon
Republicans Will Support The President In National Defense
Washington reports that if President Wilson adopts a program favored by Republicans the party will back the national defense measures. Senator Gallinger and Senate leaders conferred with the President, and Gallinger said Republicans will not make national defense a party issue. Both sides aim for united support on defense bills.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Giellinger
Up PF
Gallliver
Thousands Win Against Thompson in Coal Court Battle
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on December 8 nearly three thousand claims totaling twelve million dollars were secured against J W Thompson, former tinker and coal land owner, by a group of local attorneys in a coal court action. Attorneys for the defendant prepared to move for removal and appeal, arguing the judgments may not be permitted. The case centers on Thompson's alleged heat foul of base authority and related disputes, with the court plan uncertain as judges weigh further steps.
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Uniontown
J. W. Thompson
Thompson
Van Papen and Boy-Ed Go Tuesday
Unclear OCR text reports Van Papen and Boy-Ed continuing movements with references to New York and headlines about state actions. Fragmentary wording mentions a Tuesday timeline, a federal building, and possible recalls or inquiries.
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van Papen
New York
Dat
Federal Building
Kovatae
Caphiny van Papen
State Department
London
Rojioet
Ealquont Tor
Oil ship safe not torpedoed confirms arrival at Alexandria
United Press reports New York December dispatch stating the oil tanker feared torpedoed by a submarine had arrived at Alexandria. The message offered no confirmation of an attack on the Communipwa and relieved anxiety. Officials in Rome and Washington relayed cautious notes that the ship might be the same or another vessel, with no definitive link to the submarine threat in the Mediterranean.
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United Press
New York
Ui Blandard
Eliy
Standard
Neent Mt Alvaundeln Gayle
Alexandria
Ater
Wash Theton
Mee
Romo
Mediterranean
Ford Party Displeased With President Ford On Hoard The Oscar
The Ford peace faction in the party prepares a wireless dispatch criticizing the President. They urge terms to be sent to Congress and reveal ideas to end war in Europe and global strife, signaling dissent within the party. Governor Hanna of North Dakota, a party leader, pressed for passports to be granted.
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United Press
Ford
Wilson
Congress
Tollay
Europe
Anyi
Blatoe Department
Hanita
North
British Withdrawal from Balkans Rumored Amid War Strain
Fragmentary OCR outlines Britain planning to withdraw from the Balkans as World War I pressure mounts. References to French forces, Allied leaders, and a potential London decision reflect high tension over operations in Salonika and contested fronts.
Christmas Trade Surges as Merchants Report Busy Season
Local shops from Mérchants to jewelry outlets report brisk Christmas sales. Advertisements highlight special offerings from Chehetian Mocks to Worlity shopping, with strong demand seen in Corry trade info for this year. Officials note overall business activity remains high, projecting continued strong turnout in the near term.
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Muslelive
Corry
L C A Have Elected Corps of Officers
Brave news from the L C H A reports its annual election of officers. President Mrs Mary Murray leads a slate including Vice President Mrs Sabina Marka, recording secretary Mrs Mary Craker, assistant recording Mrs Mary Wit cerick, financial secretary Mrs Mayte Krete, treasurer Kathryn Connors, marshal Mrs Eilen Munigan, guard Mrs Katharine Youre, and trustees Mrs Babia Marky and Mrs Mo J McCarthy. The new officers will be installed at the first January meeting, with Deputy Sheriff V Fark Bamond to take the deputy post.
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Brave No
L.cha
Mary Murray
Det
Vite Pros
Mra
Sabina Marka
Nd.v
Pro —Stra
Elia Margot Rocorder
Mary Craker
Asst
Rocader
Miah
Mary Witcerick
Financial Lee
Kathryn
Connors. Marshall
Eilen Munigan Guard
Katharine Youre
Babiia Marky
Amirm Mo J. McCarthy
Fearful Battle at Stromnitza and Frontline Night Terror
United Press reports a brutal battle near Stromnitza with brutal shellfire and heavy casualties. Allied trenches faced Turkish lines as frost and cold intensified the fighting. In the chaotic melee, Australian troops faced French and British positions amid exploding artillery and corporal wounds.
Germany Signals Willingness to Recall Officials
Washington reports Germany inclined to recall Henin and Von Papen amid easing tensions after government urged calm. Officials expect a peaceful solution to the national crisis as investigations proceed, with possible recall arrangements to be announced within forty eight hours. Weather overcast with likely rain.
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Washington
D. G
Germany
Herin
von Papen
Fortin
Ambaundy Girard
Berlin
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Standard Oil
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Balkans
War Council
Paris
Unites
Ween
Chinpaien
Gondral
Salonika
Aljies
L.C. B.A
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Fark Bamondy
Tove Tila
Maxffalbach
Hele
Yonlnrtay
Stromnitza
Hollywood Hills
Beamer
Shophiss
Hollywood Wille
Btroninltea
Letty Hines
Chriatman
Itivanen
Mike
Phoy
Hw Forday
Hollywood
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Hilgeriasy
Balkan
Auaeks
Prench
Tirith
Stramultzanea
Jange Orbin
Troesh
Uklon
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