Industrial Safety Congress Examines Industrial Accidents
A Pennsylvania State Labor and Industry panel, led by W Price, reviews industrial accident rates from 1900 plants, noting 1 in 10 workers affected and highlighting the need for workmen's compensation, machinery safeguards, and safety programs. Officials pledge action under state labor department oversight to improve industrial safety standards.
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United Prova
Imibrisborg
Aeel Hunt
W. Price
Atonal
Chien
Pennsylvania
Price
Fu State
Hepatimient Ff
Industria
Railroad Managers in Session Under Transportation Act
Railroad executives attend a session of the commission under the Transportation Act to debate the valuation of the railroads. The meeting, held today, covers group testimony and individual arguments on rates and the assessment of property.
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Mirrél Ital
Roa
Masuigors
Ti Aniwtite Comiense Commission
FanCummnins Transportation Act
Ile
Three Wounded as Gunfire Fires Into Crowd
A shooting at a local event in Monnidllaviule Pa wounded three men. Witnesses named Walter Wines John Molvy and Steve Towtkin as present during the chaotic scene as the gunman opened fire into the crowd. Police reported the incident early evening with no immediate arrests.
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Aited Prem
Monnidllaviule
William Randolph
Walter Wiines
John Molvy
Steve Towtkin
Argue Over Loot Ends With Arrests In PMMSBURGH
United Prete reports two men clashed over a loot share at a Kentaurant in PMMSBURGH. Police intervened after a struggle drew attention. both suspects reportedly confessed to the incident and were taken into custody.
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United Prete
Pmmsburgh
Aare
Tna
Kentaurant
Pitealsu
Pollo
Roy
Ebert Cabinet Met In Berlin Amid Improving Conditions
Berlin dispatch reports the Ebert cabinet meeting to discuss the Spartacist crisis. President Wilhelm Ebert urged unity as German authorities predict a return to normal life soon. Despite partial unrest, crowds and soldiers still react, with casualty tolls uncertain and U.S. food aid debated.
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Tormany
Hhacne
Guntny Crowke
Supervisors Attend National Music Supervisors Conference in Philadelphia
Delegates from Mill Creek High and other city schools travel to Philadelphia for the National Conference of Music Supervisors. An extensive program includes an opera company, the Philadelphia Orchestra, a Kraik-Jor recital, a Morgen restial, and receptions by local musical groups. Registration is already closed with over a thousand attendees expected.
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Mivs
Dorothy Winller
Philadelphia
Mill Crosk High
Hilo
Erie
Erie County
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Mon Carriv 2
Stonylton
Academy 1G Chou
Mian
Dorothy
Wadler
Von
Genateat Avtinte Hoh
Netion
Phere
Ate
Matrapatiten Opera Company
IAA
Wilviphla Orchestra
Kroik- Jor
Morgen Restial
Chases Conegin
Wailamaker
Urgwst
Gumbined Musical Clubn
Gas Hearing At Harrisburg Wednesday Report
City Solicitor GQ. 1. Kineridyl to appear for Thar Hiniueg at the gas hearing opened Wednesday before the Public Review Commission. Solicitor Martin, Parnell to appear. Warren to testify to the state capital care. A delay expected with a two month wait.
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Kineridyl
Public Rerview Commission
Martin
Parnell
Annual Ball Planned by MWranah & In OG for 29th Year
Invitations tied by MWranah In OG announce the 29th annual ball after Monday fall at the State Armory. On April 9 more than 500 invitations were issued and the event promises to be the season's social highlight with elaborate decorations, an enhanced orchestra, and a gallery opening. Inner-town and numerous outer-town guests are expected, with a fine concert program arranged.
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State Armory
Mowongora
Mio
Prrie
Two states vote on suffrage amendment
United Press reports Delaware and Washington contemplating ratification of the Susan B. Anthony amendment. Lawmakers in both states meet to discuss the measure as supporters push for nationwide woman suffrage.
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United Press
Washington
Delaware
Brownell Co. Expands With New Store Purchase
Brownell Co asserts it has purchased another store amplifying its network. Cumberland, Sol, Michigan daily reporting notes the expansion centers on an additional establishment under Brownell ownership. The firm emphasizes continued growth as it operates twenty stores and plans further openings.
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Targe
Clin Atore Corporation
Cuusberland
Sol
Mhia
Alora
Marge
Toroate
Pringle
Cumberland
Nmu
Wigan
Bose
Gerard Comments On Pact Defeat In Senate Result
James Gerard former ambassador to the Congo comments from New York on the defeat of the League of Nations treaty in the Senate. He says the result may renew the appeal of the punitive treaty in Europe and could affect war and revolution dynamics. Gerard was asked by United Press for his thoughts on the European reaction.
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United Press
Wow York
James Gerard
Cortuiny
Alrives
Nations
Thi
United State Benate
Penngubil
Gerard
Senate
Dunkirk Fire Claims Two Taylor Family Members
At KG Myre 22 Myre, a fire destroyed a two story frame house occupied by the Taylor family. Michael Taylor, eight, and Rita Taylor, fourteen, died from severe burns. Mrs Taylor and Andrew Kats, father of the head of the household, survived with serious injuries. The blaze occurred Saturday night at the residence in Mem Tay, Tor.
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sFoxoph Taylor
Yinre
Rita
Onoathae
Dena
Taylor
Rockn
Mfemortal
Tawar Familly Taut
Andrew Kats
Rho
Mem Tay
Tors
Theuilding
Reopens State Police Station in This City
Reported reopening of the state police station as arrangements are made for officers to arrive soon. Officials expect staffing to begin with two leaders and a temporary setup pending full formalities. Local residents await official confirmation as the station prepares to reopen.
Complaints Filed Against Phone Rates Rise
The article notes numerous complaints directed at telephone rate practices. Most complaints come from Avon residents, with calls for changes to rate rules and procedures. The piece cites the Public Service Commission and towns examining the issue amid growing public concern.
Declines Medical Assistance In Local Incident
A garbled report notes an individual named Marcy Dre and another person declined medical aid after an incident. The fragment references a home address on Adriatian Selon and mentions a local agency Aeon providing care, with a claim someone named Halwen Waal was burned. The unreadable text limits clarity on outcome or authorities involved.
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United Press
Marcy
Gun duel fatal for Git Kipgen at local town
A gun duel in Taramhorn left Git Kipgen fatally wounded. Maroh Phroata and a local woman reportedly died or were injured amid the confrontation with Ly MM. Whitomn, cath of Bmdival. The incident involved threats and a claim Kipgen made warnings before the fight.
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Taramhorn
Maroh Phroata
Kipgen
Wihitomn
Soma
Whitmnag
Youth Dies From Accidental Coke Oven Burn at Mine
In Brownaville March 22, 18 year old Michael Goodinh suffered fatal burns after slipping into a coke oven at a mining works operated by the Hi Gs Prick Company. The tragedy occurred during a routine shift, the victim reportedly stepped toward a vent and fell into the oven. Rescue attempts were unsuccessful and the body was removed to the local undertaker. The incident is under investigation by company officials and local authorities.
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Try
Remy Brownavilue
Michel Goodinh
Mvdd
Toéa
Hi Gs
Sims Details Benson Warning Him About British War Move
United Press reports Sims said Benson warned him about British plans before America entered World War I. Benson reportedly cited naval operations and wartime measures, with details discussed in private sessions and internal communications.
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Sims
Benson
Strikeloss Estimate Widens in 1920 Labor Records
Warhtloton Sara reports the Labor Department estimates about one million workers affected by strikes and work stoppages in 1920. Records indicate around 50,000 workers involved in exclusive operations with settlements pending at the other department, and a broad national reach across factory sectors.
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United Press
U Wing
Pmohla
W. F. Tracy Injured In Horse Bolting Incident
W F Tracy suffered injuries when his horse bolted near the Mohawk dam. Tracy clung to the reins to control the frightened animal as the wagon overturned. Bystanders aided, the wagon was damaged, and Tracy was hospitalized with head and facial injuries.
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Tracy
Ani
Attila
Corry Five Defeated At Sheffield
Corry Five lost to Sheffield 87 to 25 as Warren County players struggled in the first period. The home squad recovered late, with Glfy and Crandadl leading the game as Shoen and Gar battled on the floor. Koontan anchored the defense for Myaner.
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Corry
Sheffield
Sheffold
Snowln
Warren Vowuty
Inez Seaslon
Mateat Bey
Clyaner
Myaner
Clymer High Here Tonight At Gate Armory Clash
Orvillg Hayon died this morning at 7 of slock at the hoe of Ta tath near Wattaburg. The Hatch ashhool quin tet and the sgord schedule the primilimane for this evening's program as Clymer High hosts a local event with noisy chatter and arena tension downtown.
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Gate Armory
Corry Mt Teoconda
Ta Tath
Wattaburg
Pythian Sisters Celebrate 23rd Anniversary Night
Pythian Sisters marked their 23rd anniversary with a Saturday evening gathering. Grand officers and about sixty members attended a St Patrick themed program featuring remarks by Anna M. Pitman and Mrs. Tabel Hutton, music by Vaiskita Asters, a drawing, and festive tributes to past fire losses and community work.
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Sistord
Spey
Avain
Williamé
Monessen
Ivon
Winging
Orilor
Anna M. Pitman
Munvisain
Nonny Ganas
Tabel Hutton
Ageom
Joa
Whch
Atra
Williams
Monesay Canton
Rink
T. ¥. Giblin
W. Ed Marsh
Vuahita Asters
Franke Momwarren
Trishman
Clulmin
Blame Wilson for Defeat of Treaty in Paris
Paris March 2 The Journel den Doluten today blamed President Wilson for the Senate rejection of the treaty. While Wilson automatically tried to impose his ideas on the people he was supposed to represent, political parties quibbled in Washington and ruined the future of America after victory in the war.
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United Press
Paris
den Doluten
Senate
Wilson
Washington
Marlborough divorce decree granted to Consuelo Vanderbilt
London, March 2. Marlborough, Consuelo Vanderbilt of New York, was granted a decree restoring her on marital rights. The duke did not contest and the action is preliminary to a full divorce. Separate notes mention the New York Central rail line project and upcoming corporate arrangements.
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London
Tin Datohoan
Marlborough
Recruiting Campaign Extended in State Effort
The campaign to recruit for the state’s National Guard extends across several regions. General Meury urged unity and action as enlistment efforts intensify. Local units report progress over the weekend, with recruiting offices remaining open to process volunteers for the three year term.
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Staty
Meury Han
Ann
Cillain Haynes
Sglt
Ese
Atmoty
Ovaning
Gelative iv
AL Irht
Hnts
Pathephone Opening At Lanston Art Store
Lanston Art Store hosted a Pathephone opening display featuring multiple models and the famous wax head. The event drew a large audience with attendees ordering two high end instruments and the store announcing future Pathéphon records and expanded collections for North Central Market.
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Mio
Lanston
Toral
Lanaton
Pathophomie Records
North Gontar
Building Corporation Meets Tonight
A meeting of all stockholders will be held in the Board of Commerce. It is expected that the organization of the association will be completed this evening with detailed plans for the reaction of houseways nook as weather permits. It is understood that most of the capital stock has now been subscribed.
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Building Corporation
Commercntoon
Houseway Nook
Wimont
Good Games At Gym Saturday
Two games at the Presbyterian gym Saturday night saw Trios defeat Us City Geouta 39 to 18. The R. O, MM. F. We edged the pwonthitints girls 11 to 10 after a five minute overtime. Fay led the Trios with six free throws and strong inside scoring, while Kendall Otteway and McIntyre scored for the visitors.
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Yie
Pali
Wronp
Tallien
Sihile
Kendall
Otteway
McIntyre
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