Wage Fight Looms Over Railroads Government Control
United Press reports a wage dispute threatens to trigger government intervention in U S railroads. Labor leader Samuel Gompers warns of a strike if wages are cut, while railroad unions push to preserve pay and oppose wage reductions amid talks with the labor board and government plans to use the coaligned 1916 era wartime authority to stabilize operations.
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Gompers
United Press
Yailroad
Wartiinghgn
Tefiro Éongrini
Meir
Weileral Railroad
Sinion and
Jor
City Officials Move Into New Home Next Week
City officials prepare to relocate to a newly completed municipal building described as one of the nation’s most modern. The commission approved the opening plan and expects staff to move in within a fortnight, with viewing tours arranged for the public.
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Olly
oMsialdygill
Tinviig
Phinona
Iran
Tox
Mapa
Congress Eyes Tariffs and Investigations Amid Year End Push
Senate debates emergency tariff action and a filibuster continues as committees move bills on Calder coats, Ford Newberry, and military appropriations. Lawmakers plan hearings on divisionary wartime subsidies and probe interstate commerce and agricultural regulation while budget talks press toward the next fiscal year.
United States to share in Germman lendings impact
Fragmented report notes United States involvement in German reparations or loans, citing official sources. It mentions Senator David Wall and others, with unclear phrasing about payments and international financial arrangements.
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United Pret
Wasumengmon
United
Ab Fe
David
Wall
Manan. Munetts
United Presa
Sinn Fein Clash With Soldiers in Cork Bally group clashes near Rom Curtury
In Cork, Sinn Fein members clashed with soldiers during a late night engagement near Rom Curtury. Police intervened as Sinn Fein supporters gathered with an estimated 100 to 500 participants. Sinn Fein fighters reportedly escaped before their stronghold was surrounded by armored vehicles and security forces.
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Rom
Cooperation With Health Officers Urged Amid Epidemic Worries
The report warns of rising health concerns in nearby townships due to high altitude effects on measles and whooping cough. It urges public cooperation with health officers, notes penalties for interference, and calls for weekly reports to the Department to curb outbreaks.
Corry Boy Furnishes Potatoes at State Farm Show
Corry boy Harold Woyp presented a basket of spuds at the State Farm Products Show in Harriabury last week as part of an exhibition. Gov. BprouY announced a parade of county farmers for the shipmen of their product and recognized those who contributed the basket of potatoes.
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Harold Woyp
Arora
Corry
Gevirnor
Vie Ne
Mon Anil Iboyw
Thaule Thon
Local Legion Hosts Evening Entertainers and Social
Entertainment for the Legion event features William Dunn and a lineup of well known performers. The program includes music and social activities with invited members and a child-friendly segment. Proceeds support community activities and arts outreach.
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Bily
Leptoi
Milan
Dairymen Stand Firm in Milk War Amid Price Dispute
Dairy farmers resist a milk price settlement after the Cheese Company proposes a cut effective October 1. Dairymen threaten to withhold milk from the cheese plant, demanding higher prices. Negotiations involve federation leaders and the milk condensary, with protests and potential widespread impact on supply.
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Dajremodate
Pfieiale
MD Dainymen
Yemuld
Mort
Mexico Rebelion Crushed Claim Faces Skepticism
A flurry of reports from multiple Mexican towns claim groups supporting the Obregon government are mounting uprisings against the regime. Officials in Durango and elsewhere say revolts are exaggerated, portraying rebels as functionaries rather than a real threat.
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Mexico
Fie
Olreszon
Moloney
United States
Tevallit Peogrest Tate
Ariotn
Durango
Generahs Afin
Cahcutta
Tania Blanco
Funtion
Han Thoas
Aine Horoubiawe
Unita
Auto Dealers Plan Show Schedule Details
Auto dealers finalize plans for a Camry display event to run from Wednesday February 9 to Saturday February 6 at Munssi Pal building. Tungemata officials have prepared several high dollar entries for showcase features.
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Camry
Munssi Pal
Ars Tungemata
Prohibition Aboilils Push to Stop Cuba Liquor Flow
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Prohibition officials pressing to cut off liquor imports from Cuba and other sources as part of enforcement. London and Washington talk of economic conditions and debt issues, with British economists urging United States policy shifts in wartime commerce.
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United Prowsy Maindon
Barithenilet
Dhushish
Great Britain
Ewonomies
Lokiy
Britain
Navy Board Urges Policy Shift Amid Health Plans
A board press dispatch urges a broad naval policy push connected to health and welfare topics. The article notes officials advocate action by military and civilian leadership to address regional challenges and national defense priorities.
Rapid Return to Normalcy Across Cities Reported
The item notes a broad uptick in shopping and consumer activity as markets react to inflation fears. Reports from New York Portland Cleveland Dallas describe business returning toward prewar levels with cautious optimism. The piece highlights rising orders and renewed retail momentum as retailers anticipate a spring season.
May Request an Increase in Appropriation
A historic hospital board meeting discussed seeking a higher state appropriation for the Cher Hospital. The board approved a two-year extension of a previous grant of 14 000 with adjustments to 430 000 in total funding and authorized a committee to study the advisability of a larger appropriation. Contagious diseases were debated and excluded from hospital coverage, with a committee tasked to explore the policy. The monthly report of Miss Callin was accepted, and the secretary presented her resignation for consideration. The assembly adjourned after other welfare matters and routine business.
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Cher Hospital
Alvieda
Din Ste Bowrd
Charities
Melion
Rome
Ty Warren DaRomy
Mn Sivanssary
Ani
Jookins
Misa
Intercat
Tagrilag
Daylight Saving Bill Attacked in State Legislature
Readers report opposition to a daylight saving measure in the Pennsylvania legislature. Critics argue the plan harms farmers and workers by shifting hours, causing hardship for dawn routines, trains, and businesses while supporters claim energy and time benefits. Voters are urged to express their views before the vote.
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Army Mbyrich —Ofininla
Ratlam
Diaremi
Hele
Grmimbe
Binee
Weather notes provide varied December insights and averages
Weather data for December show mean temperatures around 20.78 with a high 9,906 and 7 as the greatest daily range. Precipitation totals reach 2.53 inches, snow on the ground measured 4 inches on the 16th, and 19 days saw rainfall or snow. The report notes cloudy or partly cloudy days and hints at road conditions tied to a recent incident.
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Aoortline
Hilo
Od-operative
Tk Dickson
Lin Hi
Toparty
Suiber
Board of C Directors Meeting Wording Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Board of C directors meeting in a room with unclear names and titles. The readable items reference a director, an adjournment request, and asked questions to a person or committee. Names and specifics remain garbled.
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Rail Labor Board
Tabor Hondy
Samuel
Harding
Totinalon
Wailroad Miningoes
Alvoet
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Lyow
Wilewn Alywir
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Grable
Mir Anna May
Erle
Tony
Ein
Congress
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Considine
Sotiodutos
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War Department
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Military and Naval Allatta
Mites Conmitorn’ Gonorn Tegialatio
York
Wrask L. Talbot
Tarion Boxtaal
Sinn Fein
Corry Boy
Legion, Post
France
United Preas
Trayiov
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Tony Wis
Hurchat
Ony
Seth
Miriam
Dupe
Gomany
Entabilianaa Hetchen
Germany
Cuba
Washington
Tyrell
A. L. Bradford
Wigio
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Sutton
Ty Roy
Uniton Presay
New York
Huyers
Nirplia
Ryan
Heremlay
Hong Hire
Avalon
Kansas
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Munger
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Board of
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