Nine Hour Day Announced in Local Plants
A nine hour day is proposed for local plants, with workers to join a strike or work stoppage to push the change. The plan targets major employers including Raymond Manufacturing and others in the city, aiming to shift shifts to shorter hours while maintaining output. Public notices and company statements indicate anticipation of a broader labor action and potential wage adjustments aligned with the reduced hours.
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Raymond Maufacturing Company
Wa Hi Funky
Mlinili
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Annanos
Ebert Fears Results of Polish Move
Ebert worries over Polish actions in Hort Prawinia as tensions rise after Poland presses claims. He cites propaganda claiming Germany aims to export Bolshevism into Poland and warns of potential regional destabilization and military responses.
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Report of Columbus R. C. Branch Charity Work
The Columbus R. C. Branch reports on funds donations and projects including knitting activities, garment production, and sewing efforts. It notes 186 packages compiled, Belgian linen work, and expresses gratitude to supporters and members for money and labor contributions.
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Pr Ark
Miley Thwarty
Wipod
Garmanta
Peace on Earth Christmas Message by Harry Hillman
The journal wishes readers a very merry Christmas and rings with a seasonal refrain about peace on earth goodwill. The verse invites Freemen to lift the note of praise to the Creator and celebrate right triumphing over toil as humanity marches toward a new life.
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Harry Hillman
Christmas Mail and Express Handled At Post Offices
A large holiday mail surge taxed post offices and express offices as twenty five French orphans were adopted here. The rapid handling of parcels and condolences followed by urgent calls for support marked the season. Manager Banga reported smooth processing despite heavy volumes.
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Teallie
Tome Goderitin
Puireolh
Banga
Nile
Choir to Sing at the Hospital in Riga Amid War Threats
A hospital concert organized by the church will be held tonight at the Gith Hospital with a Chelstmag program and musical selections by Ella schooln and Row Amstordan. Stadings note the hospital visit as part of a December 21 event with Mrs. Winston and Dr. Williams.
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Mia
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Ohureh
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Oteloek
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G. A. Mwoh
Row Amstordan
Riga
Williania
Wiaton
Concord School Pupils Work Sail To Celebrate Victory
Report on Concord School pupils’ fundraising and holiday activities in 1919 includes a Christmas exercise with eight large tableaux, a Victory Bay pageant on December 25, and a funeral notice for Mrs. Powtlothywatt. Kaiserin reportedly not seriously ill despite rumors. a dispatch notes the Kaiserin’s death from heart trouble.
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M.C
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Brownten
Ciulinyg
Tinko
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Bay
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Horlin
German Marines Riot in Berlin Royal Palace Battle
German marines mutinied in Berlin on December 21 seizing the Royal Palace amid heavy fighting. A clash with loyal troops left several wounded and four marines captured as authorities attempted to restore order in the capital.
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German Socialist Pleads for Immediate Peace with Allies
A German socialist, Bartha Maclaton, urged the Allies for swift peace and demobilisation. He argued Germany must settle debts without crippling the nation, calling it the hour for the German people and urging restraint to avoid strangling creditors. An occupying force interview covered his views on indemnity and postwar recovery.
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Germany
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Harlin
Gormili
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Basketball Season Opens at the Armory Tonight
The State Armory hosts the season opener between the Kay Manes and the Titans with high anticipation. Fans expect a large turnout as teams prepare for a dramatic start to play, featuring standout players and a lively atmosphere.
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Fifty More U Boats Will Be Surrendered
Report notes fifty additional U boats to be surrendered, bringing total to one hundred seventy four. The text suggests Germany had previously possessed a large flotilla, with the final batch including some crude craft temporarily in service and eastward sent.
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Ae Mater East
Concert at Armory presents city choir and guests
The Armory concert on December 27 features the city band and chorus with Frank Baeior and the Malry Qarter, Roberta and Barnes, and local soloists performing Our God Our Nation and other patriotic numbers. Hydrid ensembles and a xylophone solo are listed among the program details.
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Amory
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Silmintan
Riltion Mare
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Daion
Roberta
Barnes Gingtte
Frank Baeior
Maly Quarter
Cee Chorita
Hungary Opposes Occupation Declared by Mangary Cabinet
The Mangarian ministry stated opposition to occupation by the AL Vow and warned Allies they will act if the invasion extends across all regions. A cabinet spokesman hinted at continued resistance and no surrender while Italy and Budapest rumors swirl over foreign intervention.
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Wreck Victims Recovering at Home and in Hospital
Reports from the freight wreck near Clyne and a second collision at Apaytunphiies detail recovery progress. R R Wreck victims are improving, with one man able to return home briefly while others remain under observation. A railroad official notes condition improvement expected to aid further relief efforts.
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Clyne
Ray MeLaughiiny
Apaytunphiies
Lieut Little Enjoying Tour in France
A dispatch from Lieut Little of the 172nd reports a brief leave tour in France. He notes visits to Paris and Marseille, plans to travel to Nice Monte Carlo, then to Dayton, Nancy, and Toul before returning to his regiment. Also mentions G A Biston and Fisher Elkton spending tomorrow in Eric at the home of Mr and Mrs J G Taechie.
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Christmas Roll Call Faithful in Red Cross Effort
The article reports a Christmas Roll Call effort by the Red Cross with emphasis on membership renewals, donations, and organizational updates. It notes declines in membership, calls for renewed support, and mentions resignations and upcoming meetings. Weather notes predict rain tonight changing to snow and Wednesday becoming colder.
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