Erie Foundry Strike Strikes Walker Foundry Listed Men
Erie Pa Dan 19s union moulders at Walker Foundry went on strike in sympathy with workers at Hele Hugine Works and National Foundry Company demanding a nine hour day minimum wage of 4 50 and overtime pay. About 10 men massed to back the action with organizer from Die Kot addressing strikers. President Hack says action aims to secure justice while Walker Foundry president Black claims a sweepout and warns of forced departure of workers.
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Walker Bounty Company
UY Negemene
G. 1
Hack
Ompany
Swatetky
Hiv
Walker Ehopts
Hele Hugine Works
National Fowndry Company
Temple
Hale
Walker
Black
Tha Walkor! Foundry Company
Myo
Union
Jamestown Man Ends Life In House On Stow Street
Jamestown New York December 18 John Welton an old resident of Slumtown town was found dead this forenoon by his daughter Mrs Alma Hawthorne of Stow Street She reported the man had hanged himself with rope in the Welton home around 11 o clock this morning He was about 60 years old and left a wife who is away at Lith daughter Read details indicating the door was open when discovered and the rope had been tied to a hook in the house The coroner at Westrom was notified and investigators began work on the case
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Jamestown
N.Y
John Welton
Sluniow
Polion
Corder Maton
Westrom
Iedubout
Hawthorne
Welton House
Wertrom
CORRY
de. Pierce
America
J. V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N.Y
Colin
ML McMouncen
Orme Clty
Donn
Rouge
Dorn
Elem
Ploeen
Ink the Hugger Rumor Splits Warren Borough
Warren December 12 reports grow over a circulating tale of a figure known as the Ink the Hugger. Investigators question the alleged assaults as many details blur with claims the accused was not in the city recently. Police press for a full inquiry amid doubts about events and the involvement of a supposed dark stranger.
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Warren
Howle
Fruit dealer Tony Haunest convicted for liquor sale
Tony Haunest, a North Union Street fruit dealer with a history of police trouble, was convicted of liquor tax violation. He sold whiskey to a Black man on Sunday, and testimony supported the act. Dowd imposed a $250 fine and 60 days in jail with possible 50 dollar daily fines if the amount is not paid, potentially extending to 110 days if sums remain unpaid.
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Lean
Dev
Tony Haunest
North Union Street
Salon Bist Kesk
Tuesdiay Te Counly Cauke Ty Little Vale Loy
Tony
Tonys
Brunesti
Pixty
Erlé County
Bultuln
Commission Report Triggers Bridge Inspection Reform
Harrisburg Pa The State Railroad Commission today informed the Penna Railroad Co that an accident near Glen Loch showed the broken bridge portion could not be readily examined. The commission urged immediate action to replace or repair bridges and to ensure all bridge parts are accessible for inspection without delays or hidden flaws.
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Harrisburg
Penneyivantty Railroad Co
Glen Loch
Will Face the Music in Akron Theft Case
Oil City patrolmen captured Bret Plimpton who is wanted by Akron police for allegedly stealing 1087 from a grocer. Plimpton, a groceries driver, admitted guilt, said he fled with 149.87 from a delivery, and later confessed he must face charges and intends to surrender. He was found intoxicated and taken into custody.
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Oil City
Reussell
YOURE
Dhp
Munsion
Akron
Tate
Akrom
Four Days of Greatest Bargains Readily Available
Four days of bargain sales advertised with varied items including corn, dried fruit, peaches, citron, and baking powder. The notice promises fresh goods from the mill and yeast foam at low prices, with delivery available and store hours posted near the corner of Chiroh and Concord Gta.
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California Drunek
Corry
Chiroh
Concord Gta
Move On Now Big Harsh Mineral Pile Commands Crowd
Fragmentary OCR text describes a chaotic scene with a harsh speaker urging action. It mentions Dr King's New Pills and vague references to a crowd reacting with threats. The fragment hints at a disruptive event with unclear details and several garbled names and places.
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Dr. King
Hewitt
Down's Kidney Pills Endorsed In Corry Pa
An old advertisement touts Down's Kidney Pills as the remedy for backache and kidney issues. A Corry resident cites relief after using the pills, claiming irregular kidney function and frequent nighttime urination improved. The ad urges readers to avoid imitations and buy through local dealers and Postersliburn Co. in Buffalo, New York.
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Dartie
Corry
J Hn
Hurlbert
Kinotesmith
Postersliburn Co
Buttato
New York
WILL PUT TOWN ON THE MAP WILL PUT TOWN ON THE MAP
A large new factory project near Mullah Mayburg south of ShuMuel will transform the town. Upon completion it will employ hundreds and spur housing as the concrete plant covers vast ground. A second facility and chemical by product line are planned, under the GR Rogers Co of Corry.
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Marburg
Inrgy
GR. Rogers Co
Corry
Change of venue sought in Austin flood arson case
Conderaport District Attorney Nelnoi seeks a change of venue for the involuntary manslaughter case tied to the Austin dam disaster. George Haylui, Michaal Bailey, and others linked to the Baylein company face trial after new indictments. Earlier suspects Burliye and Hamity await next month in Wellboro. The flood’s devastation spurred the charges and the case hinges on the dam breach’s responsibility.
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Conderaport, Pty
hudKe Omorod
Nelnoi
Potter County
Cai
Verity
Wellboro
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