Test of coal strike developments today non union fields working
United Press reports a wide array of coal mines and operators across several states preparing for or facing strike actions. Messages describe non union mines resuming partial production, government injunctions, and the potential for widespread labor action affecting output and employment.
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Pittsburgh
Noredibiy Union
Pennsylvania
Algona
Toni Win
Windle
Kennedleyplle
Gyreonmbuarg
Uniontown Ware
Winers' Union
Tydianapolln
Summel Gompars
Hiever
United Presat
Sts
Athi Nation
Énatinng Aled
Atrike
Mirtudhy Nowwaiberr
Bomerset
Cevalanl
Abtocon
Stunilaint
Tal
Hays
Afeikorn
Muntingidon
Guyen
Kauayahy
Cldiar
Rin
Decide Date For Treaty Vote Today
Fragmentary text reports intent to set a date for a treaty vote. Mentions senators, speakers, and possible presidential involvement, with unclear references to Wilson and conferees. Contains garbled OCR style phrasing and mixed names.
Russian Army Defeated in Northwestern Front Action
A fragmentary report from Molingtors cites the Rhesland Northwestern Army's defeat amid forested terrain. The battle occurred on a night described as Wourety with local forces engaging under difficult conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaton
Molingtors
Rhesland
Gatobum
Underwood
Pikia
HUNTING FOR BOMBERS AT KENSINGTON
State police hunted down a suspect after a blast at Kensington destroying two homes on Fourth Gate and Witch Avenue. No injuries or deaths reported as workers kept in the area. Police say the suspect fled, with officers pursuing leads and securing the affected neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kowaington
Leet
Wmrent
Atrong Dyidenen
Laborites Win London Election Victory Report
Tondo November reports indicate the Labor party won the London election with a sufficient vote majority to secure a win. The local result suggests Labor gains and a strong showing in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tondo
Beturday
Labor Party
Boa
Sharp letter exposes Erie lighting contract delays
A dated 1919 letter from chairman Bealey of the Special Committee to Mr. Hoe of Bri Lighting outlines Irie Lighting Co issues. It reports failure to supply insulators and delayed restoration of power to Corry, noting misrepresentations, transportation challenges, and ongoing negotiation with the Corry Board of Commerce and Industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seley
Board of Commerce
Hoff
Hoe
Bri Lightig Company
Beley
Cottangree
Mhés
Erle
Mico Hobe Injured at Tediator Plant After Wheel Incident
A report from the Tediator plant describes Mico Hobe suffering an injury when his right hand was caught in a front wheel. He received immediate care and is expected to recover, though his condition required medical attention yesterday afternoon.
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Corry
Jos
Misa May Howard
Mrx
A.K. Veltenturg
Bracken
Moy
Municipal Election Sparks High Civic Interest
Voters focus on commission races and key figures Frank Laurie and Weaver in the city contest. Stayford Hose and local party groups mobilize support while Rogan garners Republican backing. District attorney candidate Tom Trewslter is seen drawing steady Democratic votes as primaries rhetoric fades.
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Fennk Laurie
Stayford Hose Organization
Weaver
Togers
Tesim Monard
Barney
Selto Lacing
Find
Renin
Rogan
Mugiport
Hery
Tewslter
Camfilute
de Blass
Mio Sativa
Young man killed while hunting near Niobe
Anton Anderson of Niobe died Saturday while hunting in the vicinity with James D. Clancy and Gustaf Anderton. He slipped while rifling a fence, fell, and a discharged gun struck him in the face. Survived by five sisters and parents Mr. and Mrs. Andersson. Funeral from home Monday at 2 p.m.
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Anton, Anderson
Niobe
James Town
Aiton Anderson
Ate
John Anderson
Syiobe
Anderwon
Braide
Itinnwanton
Andrew Swangon
Afra
Charles Mallory
Mim
Elvire Anderson
Andorwon
Hiie Yuibond
Flyers Arrived Late Today At Club Event
A scrambled report details late arrivals of flyers and a shipping delay involving the Krepsthers group. It notes three planes with one damaged in a collision and mentions passengers taken up at an unspecified location until 12:80. The piece also describes a Saturday afternoon dress event with young members and Halloween decorations.
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Wilcke
Wlvanoo Prans
Krepsthers
Famentomt
Vote on treaty ratification outlined for Thursday
Washington, Nov 0. Administration plans to ask for a vote on the place treaty Thursday with a following Saturday for any action. The plan aims for a two thirds majority, pending Senate procedures, and would limit debate while moving to final consideration by week’s end.
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Washington
Noa
Hues Iy
Ue Tempvrade Stove Ing
Fie
Ipaidera
Aitehcotkaanbithead
Thal
Senate
Adjutant Smith May Leave This City
Adjutant Smith, in charge of Local work for ten years, may be reassigned from the Ba talian Army headquarters to another fold of labor. The mortgage on the East Washington Street property has been paid off. Plans arose to petition for Smith to remain in the city and countermand the recent orders. Lieut. Gouldonisch, assistant to Smith, will join Franklin tomorrow.
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Adjutant Smith
Thin Ruy
Ano
Smith
East Washiington Atreatad
Driands Horn
Mila City
Guldoulsch
Vranklin
Speeding charge reported in local court file
A report outlines a speeding case involving a driver named Wilpon in a Forest area. The incident notes a malfunctioning vehicle with an open hood and a driver who attempted to move the car, leading to a formal speeding charge and related counts. The record references several names and locations but remains unclear on final adjudication.
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Wilpon Gray
Arava Magore Aldermag Poct&e
Jinith
Gilson Wu
Tony
Chine Praik
Yostenlay White
Venter Ateoot
Accident Prevention Drive Closes Rail Division Event
The Renovo division of the Pennsylvania railroad ended its national accident prevention drive Friday at midnight with two persons injured and one killed. Compared with the same period a year ago, the division had one killed and twenty five injured. The Central Grand division, including Renovo Sunbury Williamsport and Bradford, won five pennants on the east, with the North East division close second, with only a fracture to spare.
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Rendyvo
Pennsylv Iniy
Midlnight
Centum Grad di
Check Forger Heads Toward This City
A suspect described as a man around forty with about six feet height and strong build is reportedly moving toward the eastern part of the region. Authorities connect him to recent thefts in local shops and urge caution as he may be near populated areas.
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Elitvs
Ani
Barre Sinter
Irene Owong
Wix
Injured at Ajax Plant Sparks City Work Accident
A damaged report states workers at the Rogora Construction Sampmling Ajax plant suffered injuries. Miss Myrtle Tuller and operative Knuth were among those hurt while tending to a job, with one worker taken to a hospital for treatment after the incident yesterday.
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AJAX
Ganwails
Rogora Construction Samping
Myrtlé Tuller
Ative Knuth
Arind Hidin
Erindila
Hywall Attuck
Anan Cans
Billyon
Tome
Irving Street
Bya-McCoy
Large Crowds Attend Sunday Sermons at Tabernacle
Large crowds filled the tabernacle for Sunday sermons with strong appeals and choir music. The report notes numerous attendees and a gospel program featuring Mrs Midler and other speakers, amid a robust religious gathering in Corry.
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Tabernacle
Wight
Tannery
Midler
Forbes Plans New Ford Garage With Large Service Floor
Forbes intends to build a Ford garage featuring a 25 by 200 foot floor area and ample service space. The project includes offices and a large room wall for a showroom or depot, with connected staff and editorial facilities.
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Forbes
FORD
Tay Forbes
Moléroommiy
Wales
Allindomand
Gambinei Strustuites
Organize Nursing Classes In This City
An unspecified group outlines plans to organize nursing classes in the city with Red Cross cooperation. A meeting is set for Columbia and nearby locations to recruit volunteers and enroll students, led by community members including Mr Win and Mrs Wat Matthews.
Poultry Club Meeting Planned for Tomorrow
Members of the Cory Poving inl Pot Stok association are set for an annual election and planning session. The meeting led by Frank Wilcox will include nominations for officers and discussion of exhibition plans and general revival efforts.
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Cory Poving Inl Pot Stok Association
Amuest
Toyaday Ovening Sn
Asai
Uhh
Plana
Annette
Thas
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Agatn
Axhen Teauble
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York Elf
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