Death penalty demanded for Reds protest against agents
A letter to the Legislative Committee urged the death penalty for alleged acts by a police unit in a raid operation. The protest, supported by an unnamed union, calls for punishment of those involved and cites past arrests, publishing alleged communist materials and the alleged political actions surrounding the raids. The report notes multiple figures and names tied to the event.
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York
Lw and Order Union
Bulnath Tudlolary Committee
Henin
Henin, Iin Inttor Atulody Ading That Avath
Maine
Whhich Department of Just
Ioe
Holshovist
Tames Tarkin
Trish Fgiator
Benjamin Ili
New York
Ansemblyman
Sonetiteaty
United Pres
Greensburg
Tay
Rede
Akon
Railroaders Seek New Wage Increase Across Industry
Washington dispatch reports railroad workers and conductors demanding a higher wage scale before the wage conference opens. The strike threat lingers as unions push for substantial raises, while management braces for negotiation dynamics and potential widespread effects on service.
Church Meetings Planned For Monday Events
A local church will hold advisory and missionary society meetings on Monday in the parlors followed by a short divine service and a Ladies Aid session. Attendance is urged and start times are listed as promptly as possible.
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Tyewes
Ty Miaatonry
Laldinw Ald Boeletion
Wabyforian
Missonary Society
Ladies Aid
Mostlnje
Injunctions Against Government Plague Early Liquor Sales
In Louisville Kentucky and Chicago Illinois readers report injunction actions as liquor laws face court battles. Authorities sought to restrain government enforcement amid wartime prohibition challenges. Judges in Louisville weigh similar bids while Chicago anticipates rulings on sale authorizations and related injunctions.
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Aueago
Chicaga Wola
Judyson Carmoter
Pitshenry
Mayer
Tii
Wyxne
Nafare- Inj
Lin Warstinin Prohibition Box
Chargue
Uyuiconstituional
Hmilar Vasox
Providente
Louisville
Lynched I W W Identified in Northville Riot
Authorities identified the lynched man as Bracan Averolt a T W W organizer amid ongoing manhunts after a parade riot that followed the Tate Tubbard protest. Police report radical detentions and mass crowds surrounding the jail as officers moved prisoners to safer locations.
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Cenoralla
Woinhy
Wleaty Warren Glin
Tayailey Wight
Tate Tubbard
Bracan Averolt
T. Wi W
Pols
Feo
Hughen
Democrats to Choose Minority Floor Leader
Democratic members in the Senate are set to select a new minority floor leader. Potential contenders include Senator Miles of Nebraska and others, with regional support and party alignment influencing the final choice.
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Washington
Onaly
Unclear dispatch notes clothing shortages in wartime effort
Dispatches from Washington indicate a drop in units of coats and underclothes as authorities audit a campaign against inflation. The government aims to reduce high living costs, while reports across regions suggest adjustments in supply and distribution continuing for months.
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Dispatelion
Chu
Dispatelios
Washington
Weith
Organize Class in Home Nursing Meeting Planned
A large organization announces an evening nursing and hygiene study led by Minn Vick Ts Witon. The first lesson is scheduled for Friday at 6:30 p.m. in the Podorm building. Attendance is open to new members at 7:30 p.m. for those who cannot attend the afternoon session.
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Minn Vick Ts Witon
Lina
Cron Ax
Podorm
Thorn
Iow
Sanndt
Olen
Fittior
Condition of health in schools report edited by Health Inspector
A health inspection at multiple schools reports widespread issues including malnutrition nervous disorders defective teeth and eyes among students. The Medical Inspector presented findings with explanations, noting conjunctivitis defective hearing throat glands and other conditions across Healthy View Concord and High School, alongside a basketball season and financial resolutions from the board.
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Haton
FairView School
Tonwlis
Washington School
Tonwlis Lati
Apoorn High School
Beaty Armory
Arie
Raystones
Wien
Norvong
Bridge Guard Fired Upon at Centralia
United Press reports in Centralia Washington that a bridge guard, Aworgo Paxton, was shot during an early morning incident on the bridge. Deputies searched for the assailant as authorities investigated the lynching and lingering danger in the area.
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Centralia
United Press
Cevimralta
Wash
T. Wo Wiewie
Aworgo Paxton
Washington
See
Albert Arrives in Brussels With Queen Elizabeth
News agency reports Prince Albert and Queen Elizabeth arrived in Brussels as the royal party continues their trip to America. The page notes a member of the party, Heopwla, left for Eton to attend a school at Windsor.
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Albert
Brussels
United’ Rea
Anussels
Tabernacle Announcements and Community Day Schedule
A scrambled church event notice lists a large Largo delegation attendance, a community day Saturday with programs from morning to evening. It mentions a festival of songs, instrumental music, readings, and a Chau tauqua program under Mr Homminger, with gospel services and evangelistic activities.
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Toiliy
Largo
Widay
Amy
Nu Bouo Fasory
Bund
Kong
Two Drownings After Boat Capsize Off Public Rock
Erie Nov 13 Pro e Warely and Miller residents of Wesleyville drowned when their boat overturned in rough public bay near the rock this morning. The heavy craft carried Harrie Miller and Vert Burgh, others escaped, Baruh rescued but died later in hospital. Rescue attempts continued as cries faded around 10:80 o'clock.
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Erie
E Warely
Felon Miller
Wesleyville
Harrie
Miller
Varria
Honey Seidel
Miss Nui
Bureh
Irvy Girl Marries in New York City
Margery Page Braden weds Epurnt Alpora in a ceremony at Mattisbn Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church in New York City. The Rev Dr Talph W Boekman officiated with Jim Ming and a friend present. Attendants included Miss Maile Mae Rosette and Miss Nell Water Wy He Rowhester. After the ceremony, the couple traveled to their new apartment at 61 West 1st Street for a reception.
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Margery Page
Braden Ani
Alpora Wold
Willy
Argy
Inge Tiessay
Mattisbn Avenue
Methodist Epiacopsl
Golatcent
Nuge York
Talph W. Boekman
Gia 9Dou
Jim
Ming
Honore
Wil. Vian Clave
New York
Nell
Coal Miners Not Returning to Their Work
Reports from Springfield and St Louis detail a widespread mining strike with miners in Missouri and Illinois showing reluctance to return to work. Officials monitor union orders, while some leaders advocate for sustained stoppage amid dispute over pay and conditions.
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Union Muhiors
Die
Watley
Mt Ty
Washington
Springfield
Timols
ST. Louis
Sint Ori Hiluois
Paul Clatriets
Lea Jiry
Minery
Overcome by Smoke in Buffalo Fire
A Buffalo fire left several people overcome by smoke as firefighters battled the blaze. Injured victims were hospitalized, with authorities reporting exposure levels and potential evacuations near the scene. Further details on casualties and cause were not immediately available.
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Buffalo
Aimoko
Hiro
Crimancy
Plats East of City Flooded After Heavy Rain
The eastern plats near Lieehty experienced four feet of rising water today. Officials offered no clear cause for the flood. reports noted water levels receded later but remained above normal by nightfall.
Heaven Topic At Tabernacle Last Evening
Evangelist Miller spoke on heaven at Union City Tabernacle last night. A large crowd attended including many couples, with over one hundred present. The service featured a big choir, opening prayer by Rev. Petri of Tajo City, and a sermon noting spiritual inspiration and ongoing revival efforts within local churches.
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Banko
Wis Organ
Mong
Milloe
Uulok
Union City Appeal
Aloge
Galion
Tabérnacle
Mateus
Petri
Tajo City
Teurminger
Miller
Sérson Fotlown
Conference Tackles Labor Questions Across Nations
United Press reports tense labor talks as delegates debate employment issues. Finland and other nations push for reforms while opposing sides clash over plans, with limited progress reported amid rising tensions in the league of nations context.
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United Press
Waslington
Local Business Receives Large Government Release
The report notes a substantial release of approximately 900 million dollars for local business and energy programs. Government officials explain funds will support industry growth, employment, and税ation relief across affected regions. Weather outlook mentions clear to partly cloudy skies with mild temperatures tonight and warmer conditions tomorrow.
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