Regular City Commission Meeting Report and Budget Review
The City Commission met in regular session at temporary quarters in the Wibeary building with Mayor Roxandler and Commissioners present. The meeting approved the minutes, transferred funds for maintenance, and reviewed the treasurer’s report showing a balance and expenditures for the month, including a project to repair a street building and infrastructure issues.
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Lewis Breaks Silence on Joint System of Bargaining
Tudianapolis reports acting United Mine Workers president Laws issued a statement criticizing the current liberty of arbitration and arguing it would be better for government and operators to restart negotiations toward a new agreement. The remarks frame the union’s view on the joint bargaining process amid ongoing labor tensions.
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Tudianapolis
Lightless Nights for Indiana Cities
Twilanapalin Nov Aho establishment of Hghtley nightly and the curtailment of all except the absolute ring of electric current to bring about a conservation to the use of coal was phoned today by the Tulianapalin Pile Airview Forumission. The scare of electric current would be curtailed. Wherever possible and environmentally sensitive districts would be cut out of coverage.
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Sharon Steel Mills Report Big Gain
Sharon Steel Mills shows a substantial rise in October figures with gains highlighted in a preliminary report. The article notes increased production and positive earnings indicators reflecting improved market demand and mill performance.
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Poisoning Dogs Reported In Hagerstown City
A confusing string of broken OCR text describes dog poisonings in Hagerstown with residents reporting multiple incidents. It mentions a campaign, arrests, and references to local officials and a mayoral context, though many details are obscured by garbled words.
City officials adjourn stalled property dispute hearing
The city of Wollestor and the superintendent of streets and White Property were instructed to report on Follett property at Prat Wyano Sho Plan, following multiple adjournments. The commission moved to adjourn pending further transmission and action. hearing postponed.
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Eention Baste
Tabernacle Workers Have Fine Tour
A widespread tabernacle mission tour drew crowds in multiple towns yesterday. Evangelists led meetings with guest ministers and a mixed quartet, as arrangements coordinated by local committees brought attendees from Altony to Digls and Olymor New York.
Wilson to Name New Conference in Capital Plan
In Washington November 1 Provident Wilson plans to announce personnel for a new independent conference aimed at reshaping industrial policy. The move seeks to resolve tension between capital and labor and will likely be led by Secretary of Labor. A formal commission will be appointed to oversee the process and report on the proposed framework.
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Weather note for Welatetay and Bddw region
A brief weather bulletin notes colder conditions across Welatetay and Bddw with no precipitation reported. Temperatures likely lower than yesterday, wind light to moderate, skies partly cloudy.
Democratic presidential possibilities in 1920 race outlined
The article surveys Democratic hopes for the 1920 campaign, naming A Mitchell Palmer, William C. MoOdody, and Attorney General Palmer as leading figures. It notes McAdoo’s potential candidacy and discussions of prohibition, the party’s stance, and possible contenders like Cox and Taftwood, with other names mentioned in early speculation. A Union City fire injures two firefighters and destroys several local buildings, including the Doerr block and nearby shops, with scores and insurance figures cited.
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Mothers Day at Tabernacle Set for Thursday
A community committee plans a Mothers Day program at the Tabernacle on Thursday at 2:90 pm. Special amenities include transportation for attendees, honorary events, and additional features to honor mothers of Corry.
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Tabernacle Announcements For Weekly Service
Tuesday night seven o clock song service announced with a delegation of women to attend Wednesday prayer meeting at seven thirty. A large Mother's Day program is planned with a concert band and special music led by Miller and a guest choir. Saturday night events include a church dance and youth section.
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Commerce Board Meets Tomorrow
An important meeting of the board of directors is scheduled for tomorrow evening. Five matters will be discussed including a monument issue from the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and a request from the Shipping Board on wartime transportation. The National Daylight Saving Association will present data on continuing the daylight saving movement with communities urged to act.
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Prohibition Drive Shapes Ohio Vote Outcome
Ohio voters appear set to back the dry amendment as campaign closes. Prohibition supporters forecast a decisive win, with estimates suggesting over 100000 votes in favor. The debate centers on a statewide referendum and the future of alcohol regulation.
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Indications Point to Early End of Mine Strike
Washington reports indicate both mine operators and workers remain far apart on arbitration terms but show willingness to proceed under President Roosevelt s mediation. Attorneys note progress toward possible court action and a potential federal mediation step within days as miners and operators await a government move.
Will Attempt Settlement of Coal Strike
Washington announces a three member commission to attempt settlement of the coal strike. The panel, chaired by Ben Forsar Konyeni of Iowa, would seek to bring miners and operators to an agreement within a week and present a plan for binding settlement if possible.
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Japan Has Not Ratified the Treaty Yet
Tokio reports that Japan has postponed ratification of a treaty after newspapers noted its ratification elsewhere. Officials expect a vote at the cabinet meeting next week, delaying final approval and signaling continued hesitation amid mixed signals from international partners.
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Illinois strike situation unchanged
Illinois strike situation in the Witnois district reported with no miners operating, no new increases, and limited activity described. Observers note ongoing tensions as workers remain idle and conditions are reviewed, while officials await further developments.
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