State highway shift from macadam to durable roads plan
The State Highway Department abandons macadam in favor of permanent paving. A year’s contracts show asphaltic and concrete work dominating, with limited macadam use. Cleveland parks plan tulips in May and early June, planting 15 000 bulbs with 25 000 in the public square, and 10 000 more slated this year. Theodore Schueren oversees park plantings. bulbs imported from Holland.
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Rick
Gleveland
Theodore Schueren
Eta
Ployee
Holland
Tener Talks On Failure Of Bond Issue
Harrisburg Pennsylvania November 6 Governor Tener commented on the defeat of the bond issue amendment. He said though disappointed, progress remains possible and there is no hurry. He believed the measures were a boot guess and would eventually win, noting election glory and victories in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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Tener
United Press
Harrisburg
Philadetila
Pittsbore
Amuseu Theater to Undergo Exterior and Lobby Redo
Manager Shamburg began extensive improvements at the Amuse U theater on North Center Street. Painters work on exterior repainting and lobby refinishing as part of a broader revamp following recent interior enlargement and outfitting.
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North Center Sty
North Side
Disquieting Advices From Mexico Reach Washington
Disquieting advices from Mexico reached Washington today as Secretary of State Bryan hurried to the White House after receiving reports. The brief item notes rapid movements and a sense of urgency as officials assess the situation.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
Mexico
Bryan
White House
Hils
General W Hi Garter Prepared For Any Crisis On Mexican Border
On the Mexican border General W Hi Garter signals readiness for any crisis as political tension rises in Washington. Reports claim Huerta defies his government and seeks to prolong his rule while discussions suggest President Wilson may address Congress soon with calls for an arms embargo and naval blockade to restrict arms to forces in Mexico.
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Thaw Decision Expected Saturday Union Prss Report
The Concord New Hampshire dispatch reports Governor Gavore and Felker will reveal the date of Thaw extradition decision next Saturday morning. The announcement clarifies when the final ruling on the extradition case will be made public.
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Concord
N. H
Gavorenor Felker
Readable OCR Fragment Teases Old Health Cure Claims
A garbled text fragment promotes Hall’s Health cures with claims of curing constipation and other ailments. It mentions a reward and various incomplete phrases about constitution, strength, and medical claims, reflecting dubious mid century patent medicine advertising. The passage lacks clear dates, names, or verifiable details.
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Tener Denies Knowledge Of National League Move
Governor John Tener told United Prova that he knew nothing of a reported bid to name him president of the National League. Presid ent Hernity of the Reds confirmed that Pennsylvania’s Tower was being considered for the post, with expectancy of unanimous support if Tener joins.
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Tener
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Goy- Armor
Open Break With Wilson Is Expected
Washington reports an open split between President Wilson and the Senate banking committee’s faction opposing the Glasgow Owen bill. Republicans and some Democrats block changes, prompting talk of a party caucus to force currency reform in the form initially proposed. Senator Slomony held talks with the President on the matter.
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Wehington
D.C
Wilson
Senate
Howe
Tis
Express Cos Case Again Postponed
Washington, D. C., Nov. 6 The Interstate Commerce Commission granted a further extension for express companies to begin new rate changes. They now have until February 15 and must file for approval on January 10. This is the second postponement announced as the companies cite lack of time to prepare for the changes.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Interstae Commerca Commission
Imipaniod
New Water Heating Outfit at Hospital
Jesse Oliver begins installation of a new water heating apparatus at Corry Hospital. Copper cell automatic hot water storage unit will supply 4 hot water lines. system will handle a steady flow once completed.
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Jesse Oliver
Corry Hospital
National strike threat voiced by miners union leader
A warning from Mother Jones threatens a nationwide miners strike if the government fails to stop hostile actions she labels as corruption. She accuses Colorado officials allied with John D. Rockefeller of driving the state toward disorder and urges urgent action.
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United Prop
Washington, D. C
Cour
Mother Jones
No Shower Plans For White House Bride Ahead Of Wedding
Washington dispatch reports there will be no bridal shower for Mrs Wilton before the White House wedding though several entertainments are planned. The first event will be hosted by the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Trainis. The article notes gifts and the notable contributions from Congress and other dignitaries.
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Washington, D. C
Wilton
White House
Mie Navy
Trainis
Mira Gonsmere Clark
York
Clare
Postmaster Skips Out Big Shortage
Pittsburg. Nov. 6. It became public knowledge today that A C McGilvary, postmaster at Ambridge for four years, abruptly left his home last Friday before a routine examination of his accounts. He has not been heard from and a shortage of about four thousand dollars has been found for which he is responsible.
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United Press
Pittsburg
A.C. McGilnvary
Ambridge
Pootofu
McGilligary
McCoombs to be Married in London
A London cable reported W. S. McCoombs national Democratic chairman and Miss Dorothy Williams would wed in London the day after November 6. The message to Mrs. John Williams from London also noted Miss Wille Jame as the recipient of a letter from Mr Lotor of Washington noting prominent connections.
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London
United Prown
Washington, D. C
Mra
John Williams
Democratic Party
Mins
Dorothy Williams
Wille Jame
Mr Lotor
Washington
Gap Tolantlety
Battle reports from a gala event noted by Bord Capt D Atten Hlor
A fragmented item describes a gala event and mentions Bord Capt D Atten Hlor. Details are unreadable, but the reference to a military officer and the formal setting imply a ceremonial or commemorative proceeding. Further specifics are not legible.
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