Condensary to Resume Ext Month Says Milk Firm
A locally reported plan states the condensary will resume operations next month and reintroduce evaporated milk production after a period of shutdown. Management cites foreign competition and market conditions as factors, with dairymen and officials watching price movements and possible changes in supply arrangements.
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New York
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Doclirhig
Akon
Fashionable Bandits Stage Bold Robbery
Fashionably dressed thieves in New York roam a Geiger street, stalk a store, threaten staff with guns, and flee with jewels worth thousands as a crowd looks on. No injuries reported.
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New York
Gan
Train Explosion Claims Five Lives In Rural Area
Five people were killed when a railroad locomotive exploded near a rural hamlet about fifty miles from the town. Local officials report blunt weather with sudden cold and heavy snowfall, hindering rescue efforts as physicians and others work to aid survivors.
Salty sentence for fire bug on multiple arsons
United Press report from Uniontown Ohio describes a fire bug sentenced to 44 to 55 years in the penitentiary after a barrage of arson attempts across Payolote county. Officials say the suspect targeted many buildings including territory and residents.
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Uniontown
Tan
Ran
Smith
Hay
Payolote
Militia Units Mustered Out of Service in Franklin County
The Corry platoon of Company K Pennsylvania Reserve Militia will be mustered out of service Monday night at the State Armory with Lt. Clyde D. Wilcox in charge. All militia infantry units are being discharged as the unit redeploys, with Wilcox handling final affairs at Warren and Brie. Commanding officers commend the zeal of officers and enlisted men, noting their valued service to state and nation.
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Getty
Governmental Sabotage by Sinn Feiners’ Support
A garbled dispatch from United Proany DHLMAST reports Sinn Feiners pursuing governmental sabotage in Ulster and Ulster-related turmoil. Mentions refusals to pay, budgeting changes, and a tentative plan to hinder unions as the new government takes control. The text references Buffalo and Rochester, N.Y., and morning travel notes.
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Ulster
Troland
Sim Weiner Hye Tn Latershey
Mey
Wnions Lita
Zionists Open War On Blue Sunday
A United Press report describes Zionist leaders and their followers planning a campaign against Blue Sunday in New York City. They intend to distribute literature and promote a militant stance, urging people to accept a sanctified Sunday over what they call a gloomy metropolitan day.
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Ion Oupy
Jani
Tollowas
New York
Corry Oil Co Holds Meeting And Elects Directors
Corry Oil Co held a meeting last night in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Stockholders elected a board of directors including LNW, Postelwarte, Mone, CT Meinibly, and Chas. S. Tori. A company report stated business to be pushed forward with plans for expansion within three weeks and immediate steps to resume operations.
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Oweeks
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Stark
Jury Selection Underway in Matewan Murder Trial
United Press reports jury selection continues for the Matewan murder case involving jd Hatfield and 29 others charged in the May slaying of seven Baldwin residents. About 80 men were examined. many were deemed ineligible or related to defendants, with Judge R. 1 Pielley presiding.
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Welutaimson
Wy. Wu
Jd Hatfield
Baldwin Pally Dukeliver
Abwtewan
Pielley
United Ming Walkers
Drastic Action Planned By Rail Executives To Reduce Wages
Rail executives plan drastic action to lower wages as they pressure workers to accept reduced pay in a bid to cut costs. Five-member committee considers appealing to labor factions while warning the move could trigger wider industry repercussions.
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Rpiledad Brother
Irdilway
Surrender of Bergdoll May Be Asked
Washington reports say the United States government may press Germany to surrender Grover Bergdoll and his driver Frode Storker, recent arrivals in Berlin, as officials explain informal representations were made to seek their return to face U.S. law. Berlin dispatches confirm Bergdoll and Storker left the United States and claim they intend to return, while German authorities assess the request.
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Germaty
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Riteda
Ibwax
Cormany
Berlin
Grover Berg
Goll
Frode Storker
United States
Awerien Uf
Attila
Cecil Ford Badly Hurt at Buffalo
Bulleting clippings report Cecil Ford's serious injuries sustained during an incident in Buffalo on a Wednesday. The piece mentions a broader court or police context, a plan to transport him to a sister Meg’s home, and chaotic street conditions, with scattered attributions to various reporters and observers.
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Buffalo
Uftalo
Wanioilior
Uys
Ayer Finn
Mownegl
Tan
Dirigible Wrecked In Heavy Gale
London dispatch reports a British airship wreck in a strong gale with British Admiral crew and ship components damaged. The incident occurred near Towilon. crews battled high winds to control the craft as it broke apart, with casualties and destruction noted in initial reports.
East Main Street Association Meeting Recaps Programs
The East Main Street Association held a meeting covering a packed evening with reports on various programs and activities. Residents and participants laid out plans for future events and community improvements, highlighting engagement from members and local leaders.
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Mim
Blackaman
Chan Nichol
Mary ‘Nmpson
Congress Senate Disarms and Arms Purchases Debate
Senate committees discuss arms purchases and regulatory reforms amid ongoing investigations. Lawmakers examine disarmament measures while awaiting further testimony from witnesses.
Maeve Review Marks Hiring Drive at MacCabbee Meeting
A city visit by Depute Minaiee Wyger of Willimmeport spurred discussion on applications for positions and similarity reviews. The event highlighted ongoing hiring efforts and a notable bulk purchase for equines, with reference to a productive past year and a focus on resulting opportunities.
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Minaiee Wyger
Willimmeport
Meiner
United States Faces Peak Smuggling Epidemic
New York, Jan 20 United States reports the greatest smuggling epidemic in its history as authorities cite rising illicit trafficking. Collector Byronhe Newton warns from the custom houses that despite efforts, the value of illegal goods imported since prohibition grows with liquor and gunpowder among the top contraband. Authorities say warehouses hold significant volumes of whiskey and wine planned for illicit distribution.
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Federated Clubs Discuss Midwinter Plans and Welfare
The Federated Clubs met to review midwinter notes and elect officers led by Mrs. Ashton as president and Miss Marton Skidmore as secretary. They planned the fourth Friday in April gathering, a bronze tablet dedication for Gov. A and raised philanthropy across the city, pushing for girls’ rest rooms and betterment programs in literature, history, and reading.
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