Quick Decision to End Strike Expected in Today's Session
A chaotic report from the United Mine Workers describing a split among leaders and factions. The text notes a meeting at the Lincoln Total in the Odd Fellows Building where various groups debated accepting terms of a proposal as a resolution to the strike.
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United Proas
Mulnnabolis
Perforvich
Hiv
United Mine Workera
Witson
Une
Toniora
Aho Tadiang
Olle
Poniayipmita Gems
Wong
Ohar
Kenyne
Ioadore
Odd Fellows
Corry Holds For Organization Movements And Plans
Reported by a commission appointed, the board of governors discusses a national guard reorganization. Armory tasks, military units, and communications are under review as plans advance, with concerns over timing and local village safety.
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National Guard
Lestora
Gomuoeres
Alice
Blizzard Delays Local Trains Hit Morning Service
A severe Blizzard disrupted local rail service with reports of trains halted or delayed. Winds and extreme cold slowed movement across the line, with some routes suspended for hours and schedules pushed back up to four hours. Officials warned of continued difficult travel conditions into the afternoon.
Germans Weigh Terms as Allied Demands Grow
United Press reports Germany faces Allied pressure over protocol terms. A possible delay of the German fleet's sailings is tied to investigations into facilities vital to the country. Berlin reportedly refuses to loosen wartime prisoner rules, claiming existing rights under the armistice.
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United Press
Derlin
Germany
Keapa
Jenkins Case Taken Up At Puebla Mexico
United Prose reports that the state court at Putaroday in Mexico is considering American Consular Agent Jenkins request to annul a charge related to a ball from the poutodlly refined to grant Dall rating. The case concerns nullifying the charges against JikmaFla and any amended annulment of the charge.
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United Prose
Mexico
Putaroday
Jenkins
British liner Timperaton detained in New York
The liner Timperaton, a German vessel, was held at New York by U S authorities. Officials said she could not depart until unloading the 3600 tons of cargo it had seized and the 2500 tons already granted entry were cleared. The Cunard liner would be detained by the federal government pending unloading.
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United Prem
Timperaton
New York
Teave
Hail
Fedral
Kano Bank and
Trust Oo
Philadelphia’ National Bank
Rey Forring
Carnegie Mill Employees Vote to Return to Work
Carnegie Mill workers vote to return to their jobs after a shutdown, with company officials stating most men will resume work by week’s end. The report notes a fracture incident at Waters end, an injury to Miss Williambury Mead this noon, and a separate accident involving Katherine Doveland. A closing prayer meeting is planned tomorrow at 2 oclock, hosted by M. Thuil Perkins, 680 Liberty Street.
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United Pro
Cymogle Stool Company
Mies
Offeo
Det
B. Kibler
Bayt
Wayne Atrort
Kathering Doveland
Johm Toveland
Bax- Howiah
Svening
Dre Khloe
Nottaga Priyar
oZalnak
AL Tho
M. Thuil Perkins
Fuel Shortage Worsened By Cold Wave Across Rail Lines
A severe cold spell heightened fuel shortages and led to service curtailments across rail routes in New York. Six hour service for stores and offices was proposed, with restrictions on lighting and a push to conserve energy as trains like the 20th Century Limited and others faced delays or cancellations.
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United Préasy
Cncago
Neeguar
New York
Passenges
New York Central
Mark
Chicaiga Dyer
Central’ Twentieth Century Limited
Benutway Llitod
Tiv
Pennayivania
Caivtal
Anne Halle
Tulsa Blaze Destroys Large Lumber Yard Sector
A major fire rages in Tulsa damaging a large lumber yard and adjacent structures. Witnesses report extensive flames and thick smoke as emergency crews battle the blaze. cause remains under investigation and no injuries are confirmed at this time.
Water Company Resolution Voted Down and Price Concessions Proposed
A heated joint session of the Board for Commerce and the Public Service Commission discussed a compromise with the Water Supply Company after a resolution to reduce rates was debated. The plan would grant a temporary five percent discount post costs and a potential broader 50 percent cut if production costs shift, with a committee to negotiate and report back.
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Indo
Tealing King
Fila
O Alexdnstor
Promilewe Twinrles
Hineard
Board For Commerce
Commission
Wywe
Laurie
Himest
DeRosay
Winowid Ware
Geuria
Gwneril
Momo Quattore
Georgia Flood Toll Grows as Rivers Burst
United Press reports hundreds left homeless across Georgia Mississippi and Alabama after floods. towns flooded and transport disrupted as trains run between Athens and Macon and police search flooded creeks for missing persons amid extensive property damage and high water.
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United Press
Atlanta
Georgia
Mississippi
Alban
Meridian
Minaa
Journey Completed by British Aviator in Australian Flight
British aviator Robert Smith today completed the first seaplane flight from London to Port Darwin in the Northern Territory of Australia. He landed at the northern port after crossing the sea in a Vickers Vimy styled seaplane, making a historic long-distance voyage aided by modern aviation tech.
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Hondon
Robert Smith
Lénlone
Port Darwin
North Territory
Smith
Meadville Train Reduction Eliminates Four Routes
This item reports that the Bessemer and Meadville rail lines have removed four passenger trains effective today. The changes affect the bomber and lake Erie routes, with specific numbers 204 and 204 on Meadville service cut. The White routes run between Meadville and Mount Junotlox.
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Meadviulh
Railroad Administration
Bomtomber
Service man who escaped guard captured in Stratford
A World War I era notice reports Detachment 1 airman who escaped guard capture was recaptured at Stratford Ontario and will be brought to a state hospital near North Witrén for Tiffany. The account mentions gas and shell effects during fighting against Germany.
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Kang
Stratford
Ontario
State Hospital
North
Witrén
Tlaylow
Germany
Fragmentary OCR Note From Unclear Source
A jagged OCR fragment discusses general grants and acknowledgment in a blurred historical context. It mentions authors or regions generically and references a turning point over several weeks with uncertain specifics. The text lacks clear persons, places, or concrete events.
More Trains Are To Be Annulled
United Press reports the Washington administration plans drastic shut down of passenger service for the week. Additional trains will be curtailed daily to save fuel and cut consumption, with many express services converted to day coaches as the timetable is shortened through Saturday.
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Washington
Trg
Railway Administration
Immigration measure passed highlights funding and comments
United Press dispatch from Washington reports a new immigration measure with allocations of 000,000, while banks and officials discuss currency and gold payments. The text notes uncertainty and treasury discouragement of gold payments, hinting at broader administrative context and timing.
Sugar Shortage Provokes Dealer Rentention of Sweet Stock
Local dealers report sugar shortages and rising prices as 19 cent buying continues. Consumers face higher retail costs while discussions in Washington consider sugar price controls and the McNary plan to stabilize supplies before 1920.
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Gigie Jy
Te Quention
Nugie Herely
Yeat Orday Jy
Cone Press
Washington
Nto
House
Walt
McNary
Dor Puranaan
Cidban Sagar
Mpi
Teva
Christmas relief effort led by Adjutant Smith
An awkward message describes Adjutant Smith overseeing Christmas relief work with Amy and Corry, planning canvass for supplies, and appeals for Salvation Army help. The board and citizens urge him to stay to continue the relief mission amid general support and calls for funds.
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Anjutant Smith
Anivatinn Amy
Lina Boan Indir Oalors
Jedye Corry
Auisitog
Iwhor
Chrisins
Ie Nawal
Hin Mi
Salvation Army
Toll
Adjutant Swithh
Christinius Voller Warke
Tim
Board of Cauntores
Eitizens
Brandeis Sustains Court in Reds Case
United Press reports that Supreme Court Justice Brandeis sustains a lower court ruling in a Reds espionage case. The decision involved Time magazine and figures Goldman and Alexander Forkman, with a conviction and court actions noted. Mentions of departed Russia and future Supreme Court appearance follow, amid forecast for colder weather with lines near the lakes.
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United Pron
Washington, D. C
Brandeie
Courta
Ma Goldman
Alexmider Forkman
Russia
Wdom
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