Poor Cavalry Units Ordered to Mine Fields Rally
In Pennsylvania, 1000 National Guard cavalry units mobilize to guard against unrest while planning to encamp at Mount Gretna. Governor Sproul orders discipline, aims to prevent disorder with troops, including infantry and support units, ready for deployment across the western Pennsylvania region.
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Pennsylvania National Guard
12Th Infantry
Cimpmhenr
Mount Gret
Sporrow
Xendoff
Govenor Sprout
National Guard
Mount Grel Ha
Sproul
1It
Siadron
Pennsylvania
Porgyvania
Dhe Vail
Hie
Military Funeral for Lt Olin Ford
Military funeral services for Lieutenant Olin J H Ford killed in action November 2 1918 were held at his mother's home near Colas bus with Rev M McIntyre officiating. The service was well attended by relatives American Legion members and local company. Floral pieces surrounded the casket. sermons based on Bible verses carried by Ford. Legion members acted as pallbearers and a volley and taps followed burial at The Firowe Cemetery. Out of town attendees included Ar ten Prd Cleveland Mr and Ine Geail Polr Buffalo Nye Mon LOWitA Dugan Youngville HP Stone Warren and others visiting Mrs Katherine Stone.
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Ory
Olin J H. Ford
Mes
Iéanor Pord
Colasbus
M. McIntyre
Kendy
American Legion and Company
C. M. McIntyre
Jesan Hardiad
American Legion
M. D. Waller
Firowe
Arten Prd
Cleveland
Ine Geail Polr
Buffalo
Nye
Mon
Lowita Dugan
Youngeville
Man Naps On Train Engine During Overnight Ride
A man slept on the fender of a Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive while the train from Attain City to Philadelphia continued. He awoke only as the car reached Philadelphia, prompting efforts to assist him.
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Lammonton
Hebert
Shawnov
Okin
Iba Time Wien
Amoniey
Dali
Dupin Om
Philadelphia
Tere
Labor Wars on Congress
United Press reports that labor strife and government handling of it loom large in reelection campaigns. Prominent senators fear political fallout if the administration fails to end the coal strike, with voter sentiment possibly souring if labor unrest persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Congress
Gurne
Tabor
Rotary Club hosts fine event with charter presentation
About sixty Rotarians from Warren and Oil City gathered at Parish Mall for a party marking the formal charter presentation of the Larry clubs from International Rotary. A splendid dinner by Emmanuel Guild and a lively program led by Rev. Raymond Kistler and Emmett Bailey highlighted the evening with novelties and speeches praising Rotary progress.
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Warren Plu
Ol City
Corey
Parish Mall
Larry
International Rotary
Remanuel Guild
Raymond Kistler
Warren Club
Emmett Bailey
Oil Guy
Cory
Kistler
Bailey
Norbert Storie
Warren Clubs
Rotary
Shootings and dynamitings in Pa coalfields
Pennsylvania coalfield violence and labor unrest are reported as many strikers return to work. Data shows 2281 shopmen at work during the week, far below normal, with train schedules and freight service largely maintained. References to state soldiers and family movements accompany the chaotic scene.
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P Pk
Pennsylvania
Moira
Tynth Pane
Ives
Dublin
Free
Fayette coal mine clash fuels guard firing claims
Unclear notes describe a deadly confrontation at a coal field near Fayette with the National Guard. guards and stokers exchanged 70 to 100 shots as workers gathered on a hill. Initial reports say there were no fatalities, while investigators inspect the scene and list casualties and damages.
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Ines
Fayette Poult
National Guard
Stokere
Tony
Governor Allen and Editor White in Kansas Strike Clash
Emporia Gazette coverage of a heated dispute between Governor Allen and editor William A White over war era strike opinions. White defends free speech amid arrest threats tied to railroad dispute. Allen insists stricter action may be warranted as editors take sides in industrial unrest.
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Allen
White
Kansas
United
Emporia
Kann
Emporia Ganette
William A.lan White
Gay Henity J. Allen
Randa Industrial Court
Wisi Allen
Henry
Teresa
Yaar
J.L. Bradley
Salina
Settlement of Rail Strike Looms
United Press reports ongoing talks as rail unions and railroads explore independent contracts to end the nationwide shopmen strike. Federal mediation suggested to Congress to avert further industry paralysis amid fuel shortages.
War Time Fuel Conservation Measures Proposed
United Press reports a wartime call for gasoline and fuel saving steps. The notice outlines probable measures aimed at reducing energy use while maintaining essential production and transport. Details remain unclear due to damaged text but emphasize efficiency and stricter allocation during the war effort.
Separate Rail Agreement Sparks Labor Turmoil
Amid faulty leadership and stalled talks in Washington, Easten railny heads threaten a finish fight as unions press for decisive action. Federal court and United States Railroad Labor Board actions loom, with Maintainers of War chairmen poised for a meeting with President Grable to decide next steps. Time and place uncertain as railroads face potential nationwide disruption.
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United Press
Cricago
Defianes
Stirling
Easten Railny Heads
Washington
Baltimore
Union
Federal Court of Ages
United States Railraud
Detnie
Grable
Pete -Econstiour
Industrial crisis grows in magnitude fuel shortage threatens nation
A United Press report from Washington notes a spreading coal shortage grimly paralyzing industries nationwide. Rail and coal stoppages disrupt transport and public utilities warn of shutdowns. mine operations face stoppages, with state troops mobilized in Pennsylvania amid strikes.
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United Preas
Washington
Rinniejearty Sm
Wes P
United Press
Coymery
Cess
Caast
Anninune
Pacifics
Pensylvania
West Virgining
Ohio
Pennsylvania
15 Year Old Girl Fires at Uncle in Alabama
In Montgomery a 15 year old girl surrendered after claiming she killed Av Portis McKeithen, baggage agent at Union Station. McKeithen died after a ride with Henry Payne, a porter, near a church outside the city. The shooter, granddaughter of the late Congressman Willis Brewer, gave her age and offered no motive.
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Montgomery
Ala
Mildred Willis Brower
United Gates Congress
Minh
Av Portis McKeith
Hrewar
McKeithen
Willis Brewer
McKeithen McKeithtn
Union Station
Henry Payne
Payne
Miss Brewer
McKelthen
Local travel note and social misreads in brief
Raymond Gilson returns home from an extended business trip to Ashtabula Ohio. Len Milderick collapsed this afternoon while en route to meeting in Brocton. George Clinger and family are mentioned in the surrounding context.
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Raymond Gilson
Ashtabula
Ohio
Len Milderick
Brocton
Atari
George Clinger
Motor Club to Meet Tonight at City Chamber
Members of the motor club will assemble this evening at the city chamber for a meeting on future activities. The event is expected to cover planning and attendance by club officers and members.
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Vorutieree
Bulldine
Palm Restaurant Reopens Under New Management
The Pala restaurant on South ver street will be reopened under a new management team led by Geyre Steinsel Ins Laken. The establishment plans a first phase with upgrades and modern decor, aiming to restore service and attract patrons after extensive renovations.
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Pala
Tin South Ver Street
Tumerin
Geyre
Steinsel Ins Laken
Ase
Ainsiye Enon
Hivrish
Ingeh
Terrorizes Families of Strikebreakers In New York
United Press dispatch from Buffalo reports violent mobs attack homes of striking workers families. A six year old child of Mrs Josephine Hulbert died of hysteria after an attack that sent a brick through a window. Hulbert’s brother is a New York Central shop inspector. Other homes near the city outskirts were stoned while women were home alone. Heroic arrival of Henry Asman noted in the narrative.
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Josephine Hulbert
Iss
Hesteria
Yairk Central
State troops patrol streets of Buffalo
State troops patrolled Buffalo streets amid a tense city deployment following a strike. Six troopers arrived under Major Got andlor from Philadelphia, and a number of shots were fired injuring several and prompting emergency hospital visits. Police and detectives searched for suspects as crowds faced restrictions and tension remained high.
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Buffalo
United Presa
Reepalo
Evie Malitoad
Cary
Tver
Teaver
Arts and Crafts Club Outing at Lake Glades
In a breezy day trip yesterday the Arts and Crafts Club members left the city for a summer home at Remay Point, Chantaugin Lake Als. Twenty-one attendees enjoyed boating, bathing, and a sunset veranda dinner. The group returned around 10:30 pm, while Miss Sinifted Terry and Miss Jewel Naylor were noted among visitors and guests tailed by relatives in the city.
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Arte and Rafts Club
Ovlook
Anator
Laverne Thinhim
Remay Pojit
Chantaugin Lake
Dunham
Sinifted Terry
North Hartson
Leo Shick
Spartans
Jewel Naylor
Roulots Pa
Mary
Survivors recount Jamestown launch tragedy at Champlain Lake
Journal report details coroner proceedings over a fatal raft incident on Lake Chautauqua involving the launch Querry. Witnesses including Captain Sanford and observers describe engine failure and questions of navigation responsibility.
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Lippir
Jamestown Generdass
Corry Gnutts
Leo
Gordon
Lei Prine
Jamestown Post
Chintaiqua Lake
Sindaye Everings
Vuln Caldwell
Goual Bett
Cies
Utes
Bergen
Bi Ansistant
Joyeply
Riep
Piriereto
Mkcornes
Artin
Wettle
Royal M
Eufete
Kettle
Nettie
Soulard
Caria
Ms Sanford
Sanford
Suulbed
Sanford Textile Thule
Lerdon
Chastafjua
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Olin Ford
HP. Stone
Warren
Hefnyn-thevoityan
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Stone
Senate
Rotary Club
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Dimick
Ware
Dora
Evelyn Benedet
Clymer
Concord
Lwtrnet
Ryennert
Chicago
Bert M. Jewell
Hop. Crafts
Ciantian
Wasinisotos
SEEX
Baltimore and Ohio System
Borah
United Prous
Boru
Cummins
Jeudlisy Rail Wjepactivie
PALM
Buppalo
Faily
Henry Asman
Arts and Crafts Club
Lake
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