Physicians Urged To List Cases Promptly In 1900s Debate
A volatile public dispute centers on prompt disease reporting by physicians and the need for timely contagion notices. Officials and doctors clash over obligations, quarantine rules, and the proper channels for sharing information to protect city health and curb outbreaks.
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Navy Medal Awards Defense Plan Revealed
United Press reports from Washington that the Navy Department is preparing medal presentations and investigations. Admiral in command flank the board as Secretary Daniels is expected to attend. officials anticipate ceremony changes and new labor involvement with the annual observance.
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Cleveland labor may start bank seizure plan
Cleveland labor leaders contemplate withdrawing nearly 640 million from local lenders and a cooperative bank. The move follows a call by grand orator of the engineers union for action, with speculation labor hawks may emerge before the election.
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Girls' Team to Oil City in Junior High Game
Gory High girls basketball team travels to Oil City for a junior high matchup. The contest will be played in Oil City tomorrow night with hopes to secure a victory amid a lively crowd.
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Powhatan Calls For Help In Transport Tug Incident
Ragged OCR reports Powhatan seeking aid after a transport incident. Captain Randell and Jick Munny are named in a scramble of fragments describing heavier gear, a transfer of 271 something, and a push to move a tow along to prepare a response.
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Break With Lodge Probable Sends Wave Through Washington
Fragmentary report suggests a split within party ranks over Lodge and the way forward. Senators debate loyalties as maneuvering heats up and leadership questions surface amid pressure from rival factions.
Wilkes Barre Plans New Armory for City
State Armory Board to act on preliminary plans for a new Wilkes Barre armory. Officials discuss funding through appropriation and county tax, with a plan to allocate the facility to Wilkes Barre City Hospital District for a hospital project.
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Funeral of Mrs Christensen
The funeral for Mrs Christensen was held this afternoon at 2. The service took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilutoad on Pennsylvania Avenue. Rev. William Hull of Vaul's Lutheran church conducted the rites. Hymns Beautiful Imperial Somewhere and Arm of Ages were sung by Miss Doll Darling and Miss Margaret Muir. Interment was in Hope Grove cemetery. Bearers were Chely Alstrup, Andrew Thompson, Chris Oliviternwen, Andrew Anderson, Peter Nelson and Simon Paulson. Warren-Elmer H. Jones, veteran shownown, attended. parade arrangements and schedule for future services noted. The Northwestern Ley Company announced weather-related delays in services between Erie and Cambridge Springs. Asproators admitted to gallery at the State Armory this evening. tickets 28 cents. Gallery open at 8:30. Attorney Braind Kingalil won something today on business.
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Refining Co Wins Big Action Decision
Refining Company wins a major court action after a lengthy trial before Judge Ross in Pittsburgh. The case centers on fuel oil pricing and Navy procurement, with claims the price exceeded authorized limits and the federal government possibly responsible for any contract. Attorneys for the Atlantic Beginning Company and others argued over who bore liability for oil costs and quantity under wartime supply obligations.
Social Notes Remains Packed With Names and Local Happenings
A dense social column lists the season’s gatherings and introductions in a string of names, events, and places. Guests from Roy Tarra to Mr. Hoey Smith populate the page, with multiple engagements at homes, clubs, and churches. Attendees include local officials and notable families, reflecting a bustling social calendar.
Weather Update: Snow Expected Tonight and Sunday
Weather bulletin notes snow likely tonight and Sunday with unsettled temperatures. Forecasts show a chilly period with variable temperatures and potential snow accumulation, urging drivers to exercise caution on icy roads.
Pan American Meeting Ends in Washington Conference Wrap
A fragmentary report notes the Pan American meeting in Washington closed with delegates from multiple nations present. It mentions discussions on oceanic relations and joint ventures, but many names and details are obscured in the OCR text.
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Traffic to Columbus Resumed Tomorrow
A tangled, partly readable notice describes traffic resumption plans toward Columbus for tomorrow. It mentions delays, road conditions, and a timetable but many names and specifics are garbled. The fragmentary text indicates authorities aim to reopen routes with cautions and possible night work affecting the schedule.
Revolt by Pupils Over Teacher in Altai School
Fragmentary report from CIE NGO details a student uproar at a public grade school in Altai tied to a female teacher named in the incomplete text. The piece notes rising tensions as pupils oppose a governing figure and gymnastic or disciplinary actions appear mentioned amid unclear events.
Holland's flat refusal delays extradition reply
The Dutch government's reply to Allied demands for extradition of the exiled leader is reported as a flat refusal. The communication is described as undelivered at a late hour this afternoon, with details pending official transmission and further statements.
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Kidnapper Boyle Dies in Prison
The kidnapper Boyle dies in Western penitentiary after a lengthy sentence. Boyle, once known as a model prisoner, faced execution rumors and a 25 year term. Earlier, Willis Whitla linked to a ransom scheme, with $10,000 paid and Boyle later shot. The case centers on Boyle’s native New Castle and a Cleveland transfer attempt.
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Hoover as Presidential Candidate Rumors Sweep Washington
Reports from Washington and New York revive talk of Herbert Hoover running for president. United Press dispatches say Thier returned from a trip amid speculation, while Julius Barnes notes a Moore faction may rally in New York. The New York Sun cites records suggesting Hoover’s prominence in the state Republican elite.
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Two Thousand New Flu Cases in Chicago
Chicago health authorities report about 2000 new flu cases in the city in a 34 hour period. The daily tally shows hundreds of hospitalizations and ongoing Nurse shortages affect care as officials urge public precautions.
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