Commission Holds Meeting On City Improvements
The Commission meeting discussed extending the Dartinum street network and church street project. Mayor Alexander and others clashed over retake claims while plans to widen North Avenue and Hill Road faced complaints from property owners. The panel approved street extensions pending final alignment, with talks on water and power wiring to prevent future outages and a push for duplicate transmission lines.
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Nineteen Die in Chicago Race War Spark Troop Readiness
Thivago July 20 Chicago riot kills nineteen and wounds over fifty as whites clash with blacks in widespread mob violence. Police stations overflow with frightened crowds and soldiers are deployed. Governor Lowiten orders the entire Fourth Regiment to the city to restore order amid chaotic violence downtown.
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Wilson to Tour Thirty Days On Ballot War Plans
United Press reports Pawlet Wilson prepares a thirty day campaign tour tied to a bayonetted peace plan. The piece notes anticipated absences and scheduling changes as the president negotiates a peace treaty with tense regional dynamics and a looming August deadline.
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Weather Woes and Transit Plans From Fragmented Ledger
Fragmented weather note reports no temperature change while transit plans are discussed. United Press items quote Commissioner Laurie on Washington actions and a War Department stance on franchise holding, with references to internet inquiries and possible homeward movement strategies.
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Laurie
Washington
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Chicago Riot Flares Amid City Disorder
Rioting in Chicago intensifies as sections of the city face clashes and shootings. Gov Lowden calls for calm, pledges cooperation, and orders officials to prevent further violence while focusing on restoring order in affected districts.
Preparing to Prosecute Big Packers
United Press reports the Department of Justice moving toward antitrust action against five major meat packers. The Robins inquiry and the Kedgral Wrady Coat Mission review are shaping the approach, with officials saying initial findings are not an indictment but pave the way for further investigation into packers operations and market control.
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Federal Trait Commission
Chicago Carlines Struck By Citywide Transit Tieup
United Press reports Chicago carlines are immobilized by a citywide strike. Details describe dispatches from a tense morning as operators protest conditions, with elevated and surface lines halted and no service operating at mid afternoon. The standoff involves city officials and labor leaders amid cautious forecasts for potential concessions.
Gas rate case resurfaces before Harrisburg commission
The city of Harrisburg opposes a gas rate proposal from Pennsylvania Electric and Warren companies. Officials argue the measure is excessive and a firetext to restrict commerce while the Public Service Commission considers a 6,000 cubic foot price. The dispute involves the Valley Transit and Warren boroughs alongside Brio and Warren firms as litigation continues.
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Lawn Social for Korry Krome Baseball Team Draws Crowd
A dawn social at the home of H. Brandage on Bart Main Street and Shady Avenue in Hotter more Alan 840 hosted about 200 attendees. Guests enjoyed a picnic supper, lemonade, cakes, and other refreshments in a convivial evening supporting the Korry Krome baseball team.
Road Work Construction Satisfactory Report
Tasksburg July 20 State Highway Commissioner Lewis 8 Sauer says road work is satisfactory after reviewing 59 ongoing projects. Most contractors performed well with seven below par. officials note progress and strong local support for oversight and efficiency.
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Delegates Confer At Capitol Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary notes describe a Capitol gathering where delegates debated political alignments including New Democratic trends. The unfamiliar text hints at internal party dynamics and potential shifts in leadership or strategy affecting public policy and legislative proceedings.
Polk Arrives in Paris as Bulgarian Pact Delayed
Paris July 2 Secretary of State Polk arrived in Paris heading the American Peace Commission. Reports say President Wilson may have sent new instructions on the Thrace territory disposition. Americans seek firm aims, while Bulgarian treaty completion faces postponement to the coming weeks.
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Thrace
Bulgaria
City Building Contract Completion Confusion and Delays
A fragmented OCR note outlines a completed city building contract with multiple references to a company, delays, and perceived illegality. It mentions unexpected changes, shipment issues, and expectations the project will be ready for wartime use. The quoted price cited is 43 83, with various unclear terms and dates interspersed.
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Mydedturpily Company
Meadville Brakeman Loses Both Legs in Fall
Meadvill e man identified as a brakeman was fatally injured Monday afternoon when he fell from a moving train near Tranaton in trampling rain. He sustained the loss of both legs and succumbed after being taken to Brownville hospital where amputation was deemed necessary. The incident left the local rail crew and city residents with sorrow and sympathy.
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Tan
Noel
Urownville Hospital
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Officers Convicted of Conspiracy in Navy Discharges
Washington reports four officers and three chief petty officers of the Navy were convicted by court martial in New York for conspiring to obtain discharges for men and arranging more duty for members of the navy.
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United Press
Washington
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New York
Robbing Homes in Several Nearby Towns
Robbing spree targets multiple nearby towns. Police say youths about ten years old entered several homes last Thursday evening, stealing valuables and leaving residents distressed. Arrests have been made as authorities investigate links between these incidents and similar recent break ins.
BEGIN WORK ON HARE CREEK ROAD JOB
Beginning work on the Hare Creek road project, the Waldliga ayers and Corry firm intends concrete culvert construction. A five mile water line is planned and a crew of ten is assembling this afternoon. Significant staking must occur by the Highway Department before grading can start.
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