Hearings Seen to Shape Settlement of Mine Strike
Reports from Indianapolis indicate hearings on contempt charges against United Mine Workers leaders are set for next Tuesday as officials weigh President Wilson's proposed plan. The plan envisions a fourteen percent wage rise for minors and a government commission to investigate conditions and hours. The union leadership remains cautious while awaiting final details.
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Lewis
Uffie Minora
Ali
Cwarternoton
Lalbar Wilosa
Fimnigol
Wilko
Third Party Talk Grows In Presidential Race
A draft report notes rising chatter about third party candidates shaping the presidential contest. Names mentioned include Governor Heaven, Beare Walaky, Kahovy City figures, and labor groups, with a committee examining their potential impact.
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United Preay BA
Roy Bocume
Goyprnoe Heaven
Walaky
Kahaay City
Lanvin
Hind
Watton
Momibyra
Germans Not Reconstructing Their Army Claim Rises
A fragment from a House debate reports German plans to rebuild their army, prompting urgency in Washington. The record notes unclear details and mentions a figure connected to a family tragedy as context.
Mexican Reply Due Today
Washington dispatch reports the Mexican government is expected to reply to a note from the United States regarding a detained American. Officials anticipate Mexico will claim no grounds for further action and expect no grounds for further detention.
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Washington
Denoinhor
Hino
Sexy
Local boys enlist in U S Navy amid recruitment drive
Chief Gwonpra Afalowloweph Taw visits the city guiding youths to join the Navy. Several applicants have left for examination in Buffalo and Berkeley with some chosen for training at Great Lakes or San Diego.
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Aix Mon Grontorday
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Aytalo
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Darr Spencer Obalg
Maro Talind
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Great Lakes
Three Negroes Buried in Mine Cave-In
In Jounedown Pennsylvania a mine collapse traps five workers. three men are buried at the bottom of the working area while officials report no further deaths at the scene. rescue efforts continue as authorities verify identities and conditions.
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United Prove
Jounedown
Death of John Prussia Prominent Belfoot Resident
John Prussia Promina aged 70 died yesterday at 4:80 PM at his Belfoot home after a long illness. He came to Japan four years ago for his health and leaves a widow and several siblings. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 1:80 PM at Emmanuel Episcopal Church with Rector Regy Mr. Austin officiating. Interment will follow at Pine Grove Cemetery. Relatives are asked to send sympathy notes to W Eugene Rhodes Jett.
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A.w.harrington
Borka Belfoot
Ireland
Japan
Auhton
Emmanuel Mplicopal Church
Pine Grove Webutery
Wilenda
Fowerm
Allies United in Demands Upon Berlin
Allies press Germany to honor Allied terms as they seek united backing for punitive measures. Leaders warn Berlin that compliance is required and indicate forthcoming official actions.
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Berlin
Two-Yeggs Shot by Sheriff in Early Morning
Report states two criminals were shot by a sheriff after a failed robbery attempt. One wounded, another killed, and the officer sustained non fatal injuries. The incident occurred after a confrontation near the town’s western edge.
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Yeggs
United Prose
Orwell
Red Cross Officers Meet to Review Chapter Activities
The Red Cross officers met last evening to review activity and plan future work. Rose Herehtold, a visiting nurse, reported 50 professional staff and 17 alka of work. The Corry chapter organized branches in public schools and other venues with 87 members taking part in broader instructions and community outreach.
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RED Cross
Viola Wilkow
Corty
Columbus
Miya
Flemingd Downing Tate
D. Lvorett Tach
Water rate investigation halted in Corry meeting
A stalled joint effort by the Bowed Board of Commerce, the Cy Commission, and local officials sought a formal audit of the Corry Water Supply Company. The plan aimed to verify costs, suspend higher rates, and open a full audit by independent accountants to inform a potential public inquiry. The proposal prompted questions about past charges and owner consent, with a vote to pursue a limited, interim review and period of further study.
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Manuton Turore
Tudor
Avery Water
Tie
Tie Lovke
Menting Mar
Meytind Pti
Dwi
Kincaid
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Qokry
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Corry Water Supply Company
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Jad
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Blizzard Sweeps Nebraska Stalling Roads and Trains
A severe blizzard grips Nebraska causing blinding snow, drifting prohibiting travel across counties and halting rail movement. Weather crews report zero visibility and heavy drifting with widespread disruption across the western and central areas.
Slayings Trigger Mass Arrests In Orrtob Case
Two men identified as slayers of a boy are jailed in Muys County on murder charges. Charles White, 20, and N. Hammondson, along with accomplice a casekeeper, face murder and accessory after the fact charges related to the disappearance and death of Utte Dil Dy Danney. Officials withheld evidence but expect more arrests shortly as the case unfolds.
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Charles White
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Muys
Utte Dil
Danney
Ortob
Huntera
Nondby Awaimpe
Witte
Note Sent To Berlin From Paris Incomplete Dispatch
An unreadable wartime note from Paris mentions sending a message to Berlin and to German delegates in a commission. The fragment notes an expected reply in the near term and references forwarding concerns through Herling.
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Paris
Herling
Geenan
G O P Politics in Full Swing at Washington
Reporters describe a tense scene in Washington as Republican leaders assemble for a key meeting of the National Committee. Delegates and aides move between hotels and party offices as preparations unfold for further strategy sessions after the convention.
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Ly United Press
Khoelmis
St Louis
Alety
Trains Delayed and Canceled After Wednesday Disruptions
Local rail officials report multiple trains removed from service on Wednesday amid a timetable restriction order. Key trains affected include Nos. 8048 9045 570 and 9024 with routes between East Braily Pittsburgh and other lines. several others on the division will run as shown, while cancellations impact morning and evening services.
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Vetween Mondland Driftwoods Thesa Tymins
DaByia
Union City Parents Awarded 4634 Verdict
A jury in Rice County awarded Union City parents 4634 for the death of their two children in a collision involving Erie Railroad. Judge Whittling presided after a lengthy trial with extensive testimony on negligence.
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Wiloy City
Thion City
Whittleing
Tate Yustering
Your Ays
Local plants not required to close down
A Washington dispute over coal supply limits and plant operations shows the administration allowing designated factories to continue. Officials indicate plants may run to maintain essential operations as coal shortages loom, with union and industry concerns about enforcing any broad shutdown.
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Publ Adamiginstrator Ganteld
THA Arden
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Moat Corry
Wien
Washington
Garfield Anit
Oil City Bank To Reopen After Closure
News notes the Oil City Bank will reopen for business on Monday morning after a prolonged closure. The community awaits the milestone as deposits, checking, and savings services resume in anticipation of shoppers returning and daily commerce resuming.
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Oil City
Fake Agents Toook Liquor From Dealers Death Of Mrs Merklinger
Police report fake agents of the covenue department allegedly stole liquor from dealers in a broad graft scheme. Mrs. Cornelia Merklinger, wife of Joseph Merklinger, died at home on East South Street after a lengthy illness. She was 58, survived by her husband and several children. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
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United Pros
Guicago
Bevera
Coveuue
Tailay
Agenta
Agonla
Dolor
Cornelia Merkiager
Joseph Merklingur
oMolonkeh
East Gouth Street
Tingas
George Millen Hammond
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Robert Prien Mya
Charlo
Toweph Merklinger
Chirey
Kad Beox
Corry Pompromas
St. Elisabeth's Chiro
Billys Dog in Murder Case Shocks Town
Fragmentary report says a dog linked to Billy Bansey and his companion was involved in a murder case. A dog was shot days earlier by suspects associated with Charley White firm as authorities pursue leads and expect a judge to rule soon.
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Tammondson
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Dee
Billy Bansey
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Charley White
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