Labor Leaders Voice Labor Trouble Concerns
United Press dispatch from New York reports labor leaders denouncing coercion and supporting industrial peace. Gary condemns measures depressing living costs and urges public for a steady labor environment amid disputes between workers and managers, urging focus on production and living standards.
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Detroit murder arrest shocks city and police probe widens
Detroit authorities arrested Cecil Venter in a murder case involving Stanley Brown. Wuilted Prom reports police say Brown was found dead in Kalamazoo area with signs suggesting foul play. Woman Meri Worth to be tried on related charges as inquiries continue.
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Snowstorm Knocks Out Trolley Line
Severe winter weather cripples the trolley system as snow and drifts hinder service throughout the night. Plows worked through the morning to clear streets and restore rail lines while freight and local services faced delays and officials reported limited operation until tracks were safe.
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Hay
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Mae
Brie
Ldo
Acees
Final cleanup by commission last evening
The meeting covered expenditures and budget items with approval of several motions. Officials discussed tax end rate adjustments, public works authorizations, and upcoming ordinances while noting the ongoing administration’s accomplishments and planning for next steps.
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Pittsburgh Newspapers Announce Ad Rates Rise
United Press reports Pittsburgh newspapers will raise advertising rates from 6 to 9 cents per space and change to new price scales. The move, effective January first and February 1 for certain items, aims to adjust revenue as papers plan future price increases.
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Weather outlook: partly cloudy tonight then Wednesday
Partly cloudy skies through tonight with a colder overnight low. Wednesday brings continued cool conditions with a high near average and the chance of light snow flurries in the chilly afternoon hours.
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Ape
Unclear Excerpt on Palmer Case and Grand Jury
Fragmentary report from Washington dated December 30 references 10 day notices and alleged leaks about elgika from the United States Supreme Court. It mentions Attorney General Palmer, Department of State, and a potential land jury submission in the District of Go Tumblin, but many names and details are garbled.
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Interesting Social Notes at Molden Home
Mrs. C. H. Molden hosted a gathering of original members of the N. 1. lodge at her residence on wont Clunshtreet. The group spent the evening in hiking discussions for the Axilan aval Yall. A Pythian event is scheduled for tomorrow evening with plans announced.
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N. 1
Tina
Amd
Robart King
Christmaa Tran
Io Entertainment
Five Keystone defeats High School in holiday contest
In a late afternoon showpiece, the Five Keystones routed High School with a decisive walkaway victory. The event featured crowd-pleasing holiday activities and a feature bridge game, including a Christmas tree and refreshments.
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Death of Mrs Chew in Bedford Home
Word of the death reached here at the Bedford home of Mrs Chew. The report notes she passed away recently at her residence on Mudbland Road. Survived by daughter Mrs Alex Mofanon and several reported relatives in New York and Colorado. The obituary reflects memories of a long local life and family ties.
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Ho Mudbland
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Oklahoma
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Alex Mianea
Herbst 10 Be Assistant 10 Attorney Blass
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Herbst and Blass as assistant attorney figures with references to a district attorney and an appointment process. The readable text also names a Fran ke Walann and a political election context.
Funeral of N Matteson
The funeral of N Matteson will be held tomorrow after 1 noon at 208 East South Street, Die Interment in Pine Grove cemetery. The deceased, age 77, was a faithful resident for many years and had been ill after a hip fracture. Survived by his wife Eva at home.
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Mo li
Ong Naghitery
Garland Parsonage Fire Sparks Community Effort
A blaze at the Garland parsonage damaged a tin wood shed and coop, with mud and smoke staining Route. Firefighters formed a brigade and worked quickly to extinguish the fire, with initial estimates showing some financial impact on nearby properties and families affected by the incident.
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Hata
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Maure Ings
David Greene
Liquor Dealers Entitled to Refund in County
County treasury officials announced that about 450 000 has been set aside for refund of liquor license taxes paid during the shift to prohibition. Over two hundred dealers in the county were paying licenses until January with claims due, while none had yet applied for refunds for 1920 tax periods. Applications must be filed by March 31 to preserve rights.
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Linn
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County Treautror Mower
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Mower
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Erié County
Home Nursing Course Seeks More Aides and Endorsements
Information on Home Nursing explains voluntary course offered by Miss Wilson under Red Cross supervision. No obligation for future service or epidemic duty. aims to improve home nursing and hygiene. Enrollment rush continues with 95Joiners pledging before January 10.
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Federal control of roads could be extended
Washington dispatch reports renewed congressional debate over extending federal control of railroads and road-associated regulation. A conference among leaders indicates possible action as pressure mounts to extend federal oversight, with union and management voices seeking a wage and policy settlement.
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Washington
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Peiaidon Wilson
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Wight
Thio
Iken
Local notices and personal items filed with errors
A fragmented local column lists births, weddings, incidents, and notices. It mentions a December birth, upcoming gatherings at homes in South Chicago, a LINCOLN family event, a medical convention in Erie, water restrictions, legal fines, and shipping ads. The text is garbled with names and places, but preserves multiple personal and community references.
Fragmented 1920 Farm Notes and Weather Report Dense Text
The OCR reads as a chaotic 1920s farm and meeting column with scattered names places and dates. It mentions farm machinery crops plant diseases and a quarterly meeting in Hanarrow area with references to a Buffalo station and the Kane Republic, plus a calendar note on Sundays in 1920 and payroll terms. The text is garbled but preserves entities like Buffalo Hanarrow and Kane.
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Bor
Hwell
Makurn
Woman killed by strangulation in Brooklyn rooming house
Police report a 29 year old woman found dead from strangulation in a Brooklyn rooming house after screams drew a passerby. A man named Garry Hansen witnessed the scene as valuables reportedly went missing from a pocket nearby. Local authorities investigate motive and assailant.
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New York
Brooklyn
Kathirine Massorong
Garry Hansen
Major Barry Dies at Che Baal Hospital
Major Thomas Barry, a commander at the Department, died today at the Miata Hospital from kidney and heart disease. Funeral arrangements and official notices will be announced by authorities.
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Washington
Thomas Barry
Corey
Che Baal
Miata Hospital
Tidney
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