Miners Pressed to Return to Work in Court Fight
Court weighs union dues system and injunction amid labor dispute. Judge ALB Ander aoni in Minneapolis considers appeal as court orders enforcement held in abeyance pending decision. Union officials hail ruling while opponents warn of broader impact on organized labor.
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Mounterat Winves
Xirikoth
Nmuer Mtaivn
Ne. Hin
United Blatoe Circuit Court of Hopedis
Alicokof
Alb. Anderaoni
Tadlaoapolis
Whiner
Turtig Weil
Truce Violated in Raid on Police Jurvueki at Kosh
A reported violation of a truce led to a raid by armed forces on the police Jurvueki at Kosh. Constables were attacked and restrained, and contents were seized from the eiena. Ritlis, minmanttion, and Homa were carried away, in what appears to be a tense general assault.
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Baupast
Anon
Sinn Poindr
Kosh
Ritlis
Minmanttion
Ami Homa
Educators of state to meet on November 10
Harrisburg dispatch reports educators from across the Commonwealth will gather November 9 and 10 for a state meeting. The event, organized by state supervisors and superintendents associations, aims to discuss rural education and statewide standards.
Body Found In Shackles In Maine Morove Case
Body found in shackles, tied at the wrists and ankles, near a highway in Maine. Preliminary autopsy reports indicate no evidence of surgery or organized violence. Police pursue leads as motive and weapon details remain unclear.
Tragic Fall From Freight Train Claims Local Man
A fall from a freight train near Hawke while en route to Baltimore for work resulted in the death of Hlmor Molersin, a Wir Veterin of Raclao. The incident occurred as two companions, Miielun Baik and others, searched the line for work when they were overturned by the accident. Police and local witnesses reported the grim scene and sent bodies to a hospital awaiting confirmation.
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Diy United Press
Wteatamelta
Hlmor Molersin
Veterin
Raclao
Panto
Miielun Baik
Wabush
Tiwaa
Tagarey
Hnopstad
Shot Down by Bandits in Antago Real Estate Office
Antago on November 5 4Antono Basette AG was shot and killed by two bandits who attempted a hold up at the real estate office of GL Burke Basette a resident worker was killed during the holdup the bandits escaped with no funds obtained.
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United Prom
Antoago
Mother of Sproul Dead in Curstis Parish Home
The mother of Gov. William Sproul died at her son's home in Curstin County after a hunting trip. Funeral arrangements were set for Monday with burial in Chester. The obituary notes the family’s grief and mentions an illness prior to death.
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Curstin
Gov
William
Sprouly
Midwali
German mark at new low in forex market
A chaotic foreign exchange market shows the German mark edging to a fresh low beyond prior levels. Traders report a sharp drop amid ongoing concerns about economic stability and speculation on future policy, with liquidity thin and prices volatile.
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Lay United
Pia
New York
Garman Ware
Bauck
Assassination at Tokyo station shocks arms talks
United Press dispatch from Washington reports the attack on Premire Hara at Tokyo station during the arms conference and the immediate impact on Japanese policy. Officials vow heightened protection for visiting dignitaries as security steps are expanded around White House and delegations.
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Diatrick
Beon
Secret Service
Mary
Turding
Udgo
T Secret Servion
Harding
Death Sentence for Ohio Slayer
In Columbu, Ohio, a man named Wright was sentenced to death for the murder of local auto dealer Harry Cunningham. The trial, held May 10, saw a jury convict him after a plea of insanity failed to spare him from the electric chair.
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Strubenvilur
Ohio
Witlée Wright
Gster
Walla Ville
Dlw Jn
Columbue
Tudge Car
Smith
Miredor
Uarry
Beatty Wins City Prize in Philadelphia Report
Nov 6 report from Philadelphia states Ramirat Earl Beatty, commander of the suited fleet, won the prize of the city. No further details or elaboration were provided about plans for the upcoming administration.
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Earl Beatty
Ity
Philadelphia
Agricultural Experts Probe Downriver Worm Infestation
Agricultural experts conduct a wide field probe to assess worm damage to European corn borer near the river city. The team reports no further heavy damage expected, while a strict quarantine is enforced in affected zones to prevent spread nationwide.
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Barton
Ufp
Willen Stourital Reyrter Wits
Widpreuil
Milk Strike Crisis Passed in New York
Reports from New York indicate a milk supply emergency tied to the strike has eased as divers passed back and officials announced normal supply levels should resume. Dr Copeland noted counts slowed during the disruption and urged continued vigilance to prevent future shortages.
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New York
Reception for Pastor of M. E. Church
About 800 members attended a reception for the pastor of the Methodist church at the White Parlor in the evening. The informal social gathering featured a program with vocal solos by Guy Saxton and Min Elton York, offerings by Sunday School and junior departments, pleasant remarks from Elston and Rodlinger, and a fellowship meal afterward. Attending were church members, ministers, and friends from the Christian Alliance.
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Methodist Church
Odin
Guy Saxton
Elton York
Soho
Gore Bos
Elston
Wannery
Rodliger
Siooktam
Christian Allanoe
Lautie
Ulster Chief Confers With Lloyd George
Ulster chief meets with Lloyd George in London for talks on the government’s wartime plans. The exchange centers on Northern Ireland policy and security amid ongoing concerns over rebellion and political tensions.
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Ulster
Lloyd George
Pennsylvania Third Class Cities Police Survey Shocks Readers
A survey by the Pennsylvania Department of Internal Affairs, led by Secretary Woodward, reports 1,072 police in 35 Third Class cities and 129,674 residents. Reading has the largest force, Uniontown the highest per capita cost, and Corry and DuBois show notable ratios. fines and arrests for 1920 are summarized with city-by-city disparities.
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Penne Avlynnia
Eocarda
Honusylvania
Sebretary
Internat
Samme
Woodward
Win Rocorta
Nycesta Macdo
Ety
Millivilly
Pennsylvania
Department of Internal Affairs
Uniontown
Avery
Realtente
Wilkes
Erieth
Reading Pvilen
Reading
Volleemen
Corry
Lin Pusali
DuBois
Helug
Tanger
Contaim Tdubole
Erie
Union Town
Collegiae
Olung
Johnstown
Wie
Becaus
Sfarrests
Thatity
Hatety Jost Yrar
Tohnatowa
Mveien Mare
Atresia
Willowtown
Cines
Cinas
Tre
Polio Dragnet
Brie
Aid Hnyinge
Volloatet
Kyn
Needlework Guild Meeting Report in Presbyterian Parlor
The Needlework Guild held its annual meeting and collection at the Presbyterian church parlors on October 28, with officers and directors present. Reports noted funds raised, garments delivered, and new members added to the guild’s American Needlework Chapter.
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Presbyterian Church
Mradf
Austin
Reid
Nevin
Kkvc
Bete
Katy Waller
Amerivas
Theruauror
Wilton Wiwarde
Ladies Alt Society
Gulls
AL Lyoms
Mey
Folin
Bhittnry
Glen Brooks
Mra
Poy
Ble
Allen
Millon
Maer
Maer Husbrovele Athen Com Murray, Mike Tennis Merny, Mrs W. I. Durfiain
Atty
Playa Aul
Exon Committee Roils Back Willow Dues Policy
The Can tel Con Aw aglition in AltoonaPa says they will abrogate the termination adopted yesterday and will viol a tion of willow dues by the checkom systan. The committee meets after a political win and cites the Chief States covel of apprala in Chi to suspend an injunction against Mechedkof pending November 1.
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United Press
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Pol Ti
Chi ‘Tuo
Mr and Mrs Andon Arrive Home From Helu Visit
Mr and Mrs Andon arrive home this afternoon from Helu where they spent the past several days. Mrs Jaynoh left this afternoon to visit Arlene at Erie this week. N Hawley informs this afternoon to see Mia’s parents at Mayville for work. Miscellany of names and places appears in fragmented notice.
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W. Andon
Helu
Jaynoh
Arlene
Erie
CIA
N. Hawley
Mayville
Ellen York
Mir
Igor Hall
Patterson Seeks Office Amid Community Front in Campaign
John B Patterson declares candidacy for mayor as he accuses opponents of undermining the community. He urges unity and vows to expose corruption while stressing accountability and public service as key goals.
Support of Clubwomen in Arms Parley Urged
Washington Nov 6 Millions of cliffwomen nationwide will be urged in the coming days to stir public opinion in support of the arm limitation conference. A circulated appeal forwarded by President Thomas G. Winter of Minneapolis, a conference advisory council member, asks clubs to elect to let President Harding and his aides know where the women stand on the issue.
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United Presay
Washington
Assansion- Hon
Ifuea
Hie Toktu
Tokugawa
Rabat
Hughieeh
Bic Géneral Federation of Section
Mire
Thomas G. Winter
Mineapolis
Conference Advisory Council
Harding
Hani
Mrs Austin Represents Local Society At State Meeting
Mrs FS Awvtd returned from Pittsburgh where she represented Aw foun ChitTeai's Atd Boriaty at the regular monthly meeting of the State Unitdron'y Alt. try. She left Wednesday evening to attend the Ment we4plane Mhuraday in the Children Relief bullling av Ferman. She reported the session most intere Mig one and returned with strengthened resolutions of the grant worth while work of Liewplondid or. The learguniaition is contributing Very Tirguly in this work with the artivition Mave Dein of a quiet, disciplined character. Mrs Austin will present a report of the Pittsburgh meeting and the most regular ooking held the forty' Monday of final month.
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Pittsburgh
Austin
Ferman
Hay
Raintia
Priteburgh
Powell found dead in shack. inquest soon
A body identified as I. M. Powell was found in a shack at Hat Hollow. Officials say the cause of death was asphyxiation from a pillar collapse. An inquest is expected to determine details of the incident.
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United Pres
Beaver Palls
I. M. Powell
Hatbissu Hollow
Ashe
Behaved
Pillar
Night pursuit ends in fatal shooting in Bamakiam hospital
In Bamakiam a man named Doran died after a bullet wound when he tried to flee from gunmen. Policeman James Strain chased the bandits and exchanged fire. Doran was arrested three blocks away and later died from the stomach wound. The fire department assisted at the scene and in nearby locations.
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Utter Freer
Phituadeubhea
Doran Wan
Bamakian
Pala
Fred
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