Resignation Accepted Amid Government Crisis
United Front reports Garfield resignations anticipated as White House officials confirm changes. The move follows a dispute over mining enforcement and energy policy. Officials expect a new appointee to oversee enforcement until production normalizes, with further announcements pending.
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Baltimore and Ohio train wreck reported in West Virginia
United Press dispatch describes a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train derailing near Huntington West Virginia with two locomotives wrecked and damage across the scene. One conductor recalled details of the wreck as crews worked to clear the line and assess injuries.
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Remove Fuel Restrictions at Chicago Read by United Pros
A fragmented item reports calls to lift fuel restrictions in Chicago. The text mentions officials and labor concerns with references to regions and workers facing changes in operations and timelines.
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Chicago
Miners Return to Work Across Regions
Reports from Cleveland and various cities indicate miners resuming work today after interruptions. Dispatches note reinforcements, adjusted conditions, and widespread returns from Illinois Missouri and Oklahoma fields with expectations of near normal operations in the coming days.
City Tax Rate Sparks Broad Debate Across States
The City Commission announced a millage increase to 17 mills for 1920, drawing extensive criticism from New York and Ohio papers. Officials defend the higher rate as needed for municipal operations, while opponents claim the rise is excessive and warn of economic strain on residents.
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Labor Leaders Confer In Washington
Washington hosts a labor leaders conference with over two hundred union figures expected. Sampson of the American Federation of Labor presides as topics include railroad workers and antiwar agitation are on the agenda.
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Daylight Saving Plan to be Submited to City Commission
A report on daylight saving proposals is to be submitted to the City Commission at its next regular meeting. The item is expected to receive favorable action, with discussion of adopting a nationwide standard through congressional action.
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Commara
Local Five Defeats Union City Team in Fast Exciting Game
Local Five defeated Union City in a lively night game at Frew Hyterian Gym. Key players included Corry Smitany and Pitts, with strong defense and scoring runs amid a crowded home crowd.
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Funeral of Mrs Hollis
The funeral of Meh Hannah Hoytin was held this afternoon at 1 o clock at home of her daughter Mrs Wit Kinbon North Warrenroot. Relatives and friends attended the services led by Roy M. Williams, pastor at the Front M H church. The hymns Leaning on the Everlasting Arm and Jesus in the Arms of Jesus were sung. Interment followed at the West Slide cemetery in Columbus with relatives as bearers.
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Elks Charity Ball Christmas Event in Corry
The Corry Elks Lodge plans its annual Christmas charity ball at Botetwek rooms with the Corry Motor Club. Mayor Alexander leads a committee organizing festivities for December 25th including music by Phooto and a display of novelties and dances. Tickets are $1.00 and invites extend to members and guests from nearby towns.
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Senate Passes Sugar Bill Extending Government Control
Washington reports the Senate approves the McNasry sugar bill extending government control of sugar operations for another year. The measure aims to prevent a lapse in authority and keep the sugar program in place through the coming winter. The bill now moves toward House consideration for action in the next session.
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Allied chiefs in session
A conference in London brings Allied leaders together to discuss prewar alliances and to inform the United States on recent conference outcomes. Key topics include exchange rates and deterring interest payments as immediate payment questions loom.
Jamestown Boxing Night Ends With Notable Knockout
Reports from Jamestown describe Manuel of tie and well known Hans defecting, with Manuio delivering a knockout to Quaker City tag. The event featured Tony Myain of Buffalo and Young Frank of Brio in a striking final.
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Hans
Jamestown
Jamestown Srate
Manuio
Quaker City
Hokinga Ca
Tony Myain
Buffalo
Dateatoa
Young Frank
Brio
Mexico's Move May Cost U S Millions
The United States government faces potential losses as Mexico acts to halt American drilling and restrict offshore operations. Officials estimate possible costs up to ten million dollars if Mexico proceeds to stop or limit oil exploration and related activity impacting American facilities and railroads.
Two American steamers run aground in severe gale
Two U S steamers went ashore late yesterday near Cay Raed bay after gale winds. The Leyland Tine steamers Meneian and Lake Oslewood both suffered engine failures. crews were rescued or remain aboard as operations to offload them continue. Lake Elmadale also beached with all hands reported safe. Hornsea reportedly adrift near Sallie Tslana.
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United Press
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New Federal Building For Union City
Representative Milton W Shreve introduces a bill authorizing the purchase of a site in Union City Erie County Pennsylvania for a new federal building to house the Post Office and other federal offices at a cost not to exceed 100000 dollars.
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Will Present Hungarian Pact in January
Paris dispatch from United Press reports that Tiingarjar treaty terms were earned today and will be presented for signing in Hungary early next year. The article notes misprints and unclear phrases but indicates Hungary will be asked to approve the pact.
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United Press
Paris
Trout Shipments Move to Wayne County Hatchery
Superintendent A G Buller of the Corry Plnk Hatchery arranged two weekly shipments to Wayne County hatchery, each containing 1000 trout for breeding, with future consignments planned for several days. Funerals claim Richarde funeral in Pittsburgh for sister Mrs Hanboth Roggers after two weeks illness.
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Corry Plnk Hatchery
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Aig County
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Baptists Church Mortgage Burned at Joyful Reunion
About 150 people gathered at the church on a Sunday evening for a historic service marking the burning of the mortgage on the Virginantist church built after its organization in September 1463. Speakers recalled past pastors, building milestones, and ten years of progress under Rev FW Kay, with congratulations and prayers for future growth.
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Stanford Hose Clears $418 At Dance Meeting
A Stanford Moor company meeting at its temporary East Mixinstrat HQ reported $118.80 cleared from mains bill handling. The event featured iron fighters and a performance by Orhor general rail line business. The session adjourned with weather notes for tonight and Saturday.
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Stevoss
Danley Case Developments Reported in Wire
United Press reports new twists in the Danley case from Fennington on December 12. A warrant charges Lawrence White of Madisononton with felonious assault on George William Danley causing a mortal wound and death. The document notes the death followed a stone strike and hints at further details awaiting release.
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Carles Whee
Barlow Co Opens Piano Department in Hardware Store
Barlow Hardware announces the opening of a piano department and Vietrola section at the Vietor Shop, with a remodeled showroom. The public is invited to attend tomorrow afternoon to view the new piano players talking machines and demonstrations during the opening event.
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Barlow Hardware Company
Genecasly
Vietor
No Further Restrictions on Lighting Met with Positivity
An official of the Vektug company stated there will be no further restrictions on lighting use. After hints of cutting current, the measure was deemed unnecessary as sufficient conditions were believed to be in place.
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Elestyio
Han Howe
Tim Strook
Erie County Farmer Killed by Mad Bull
Beth December 1 a farmer Gottlely Bhyst of Mimerieke township was fatally injured by an enraged bull yesterday morning. He died early yesterday afternoon after attempts to shoot the animal failed and he could not be rescued.
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