Antistrike bill again proposed aimed at rail strikes
Washington reports that Senator Cummins will introduce a program in Congress to curb rail strikes. The plan includes a living wage amendment, strengthened railroad labor board powers, compulsory consolidation of railroads, and a measure to prevent strikes by both employers and employees.
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Cummins
Washington
Harding
Railroda
Meartree
Grieringe
Railroad Labor Board
Tony
Guild Bazaar Set for November 22 and 23
Pho ladiey of the Emmanuel Gwild under Chair Mrs V M Sundburg plan a two day bazaar with fancy aprons house dresses and other useful items. A food sale and lunch by committees will run each day while Rajah the palmist and a noted display will draw attendees.
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Pho Ladiey
Emmanuel Gwild
Rajah
Bequest to Corry Hospital Endowment Fund Noted
A donor named Whittlesey leaves a substantial bequest to Corry Hospital Endowment Fund. The gift is acknowledged by the hospital directory, praising the endowment’s growth since its founding and thanking the benefactor for support to the institution.
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Whittlesey
Corry Hospital
Whitley
Split in Ranks of Brotherhoods
A garbled OCR report describes tensions within brotherhoods and unions in North America. Key figures such as presidents and railroad labor leaders are named, with references to a split involving the Brotherhood of Lovwniotive Engi nects and the Switch: fis organization. The piece references meetings, a triple at a lum ent, and alleged scording events, but lacks clear dates.
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Winnie
Rand
Brotherhood of
Lovwniotive Enginects
Switelin Union
North America
Brotherhood of Kintroud Trihamed
WG. Feo
Ualien
Pradilant
Fis
Uel DB
Robertran
Te Brotherhanil Sifs Laubrnie Tive
Eajisesen Ik Sheppard
Orton
Railroad
Uomuetors
Ty Wllignest
Little Chance for Bonus Bill This Session
Washington briefing reports slim prospects for a 50 percent bonus bill this session. President’s spokeswoman denies any shift in executive stance, antibonus senators prevail in several states, but bonuses may still be arranged later through a new measure.
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Washington
Tey Tollay
Doulful
Steve
Hey Lott
Fear Germany Soon in Hands One
The article discusses growing fears in Washington over Germany's political collapse and the rise of Bolshevism and monarchy as the Wirtly cabinet falls. It notes diplomatic concerns and asks what the United States might do to influence the European crisis and prevent further partition.
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Washington
Germany
Wirtly
United States
Superintendent Named at Detroit Plant Amid Moves
Phu asiznct, one of sixteen men in the spring department at Raymond Manufacturing Co plant in Detroit, named superintendent of the coil spring department at Heven Barnes Gibson Raymond plant there. Mr. Rieker and family plan to move to Dorsole by the first of the year as he assumes duties. Mary Swann promoted to Mrs. J. N. Meritt, assuming foreman of the light breed here, with visits to the Corry plant in Earle.
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Sherman
Trus
Plan Sweeping Reorganization of Pa Government Outlined
Secretary James Woodard detailed the state reform plan to Hanover Chamber of Commerce. The commission proposes abolishing lieutenant governor, trimming 81 departments to 41, creating a state budget, consolidating purchasing, and eliminating 15 branches. It also calls for a Department of Public Works, a single general fund for special funds, and merged game and fish divisions.
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United Press
Harrieburg
Alte
Ytile
Iia Udldres
Secraturiee
Mhamber of Commerce
Tternal’ Affairs
James Woods Ward
Idumun
Amome
Woodard Sail
Woodward
Department of Public Works
Publc
Aguntang
Metter of
We Game and Fish Departments
Healing Arts
Installing New Lights At Park And Nearby Streets
The Corey City Electric Light Company announces ornamental street lights will extend the white way system. Eight lights will surround the park with one in the center, likely installed this week or next. Five lights are planned for West South street between Spring and Center, with three on West South between Center and Great. Further installations on Firat Avenue and West Main likely by next year. Subscriptions from Rex Garage Rex Theatre and the Journal funded fixtures. merchants on other streets are being asked to participate. The new lighting improves the business district appearance.
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Vty
Corey City Electric Light Company
West South Street
Spring
Center
Rex Garage
Rex Theatre
The
Journal
West Siith Street
Firat Avenué
West
Bayt Main
Commission to draft city budget for 1923 year
City budget committee will prepare the Waleet and tax AW ordinances for 1923. City departments will present their estimates at the December meeting. The board expects details on city improvements and a possible tax rate, with 1922 appropriations based on a valuation of 34,776,070.
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Gomumster
Hw Virions
Firutine Krad Laurie
Sit Ip
City and Nation in Grip of Acute Labor Shortage
Government reports show unemployment near war lows while a severe labor shortage looms across industries from manufacturing to railroads. Despite few job seekers, employers struggle to fill skilled and unskilled positions as spring hiring nears and constraints on equipment threaten a potential slowdown.
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Leven
Department of
Commeme Ani
Labor Department
Harding
Ship Lametite Disabled in Mid Atlantic Rescue Underway
Boston, Nov. 15 A Shipping Board vessel the Lametite is signalled disabled in mid Atlantic. The U S signal intercepted here today. Minutes after the Lametite signals were deciphered the Saucon replied that she was steaming at full speed to the rescue.
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Sy Uing F
Boston
Lametite
Shipping Board
midAtlantic
U. S
Hameljte
Saucon
Armour Wilson file initial steps in proposed big merger
Rumor says Armour, Swift, Wilson, Morris and Cudahy weighing a major merger. Central figures denied specifics while indicating government stance shaping talks. The Life Five group, with Phinago HQ and global branches, reportedly plans a combined asset base near 1.0 billion and capitalization around 4.8 million.
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Armour
Swift
Wilson
Morris and Cudahy
Reyort Saat
Civicago
Armour Swilson
Bovilt
Morris Pail
Ogden Armur
Wallace
Life Five
Phinago
Dierking Case Postponed For Court Appearance Today
East South street resident Dierking faced charges of violating the law as a liquor sale alleged at her home. Police conducted a search with Chief Dunkle and others. no sale location was found. Writs and warrants delayed her appearance. defense sought retrial while counsel asked for September term court.
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Neal
Erin Thie Marine
Mies Letsig Durking
East South Street
Cox T
Dierking
Dunkle
Gneer Foley
Ruppersburger
Erie
Atwrney
Sant Rossiter
New Quakes in Chile Claim More Victims
In Copiapó district Chile, a fresh earthquake series killed twelve prisoners and trapped soldiers among collapsed walls while rescuers search for victims of last Saturday’s deadly quakes. Soldiers patrol villages to deter looting as government aid pours in nationwide.
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Chile
Mie
Seize Coal From Wealthy For Poor Note
Fragmented OCR text references a coal seizure concept and mentions various terms and names, including ATCO and Drynige, with unclear context. The readable fragments hint at a budget or policy discussion about redistributing fuel resources and related entities, but the message is garbled and lacks coherent details.
Reception for Pastor Leaving Corry Church
A community gathering honored Pastor Spackham on leaving Corry Church. Local officials and residents attended a farewell service and reception at the church, expressing gratitude for years of pastoral leadership and friendship. The event concluded with best wishes for his future duties in Dalton, Ohio, and his family remaining nearby until the move.
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A. E. Stockham
Dalton
Ohio
Mortgage Corp in Hands of Receiver
The Real Result Trust Company and Motor Mortgage Corp faced receivership as Pittsburgh Journal reports. A bill filed by Joby Jeftitt of Charleroi Pa holder of 680 shares prompts court action. assets listed were 247,772.00 with liabilities 0.686 million and a deficit nearing 3.6 million. Court names appraisers and notes past dividends and local stock losses amid shock to residents.
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United Press Wipe
Mittehuri
Rauite Trust
Motors More Dive Corporation
Humes Sun
Dehuwire
Tneitestarteel
Pittsburgh
Joby Jeftitt
Charleroi
Yooks
Inger
A. S. Wick, PA
Smythe
Andrews
Jean
Porter
Corylous
Former maid suspected in poison cake murder note case
Pittsburgh news reports two anonymous letters claimed a poison cake killed W. Sterrett of Devin. The letters, signed Physics and Psychic Rath, were believed written by a former Sterrett household employee and were investigated by postal inspectors. A suspect, a young relative, is being questioned in Youngstown. In a separate note, G. A. Herman, former Citizens National Bank president of Bellevue, was found guilty of theft in criminal court for defrauding Thomas K. Hunter of $4,000 in oil stocks and a new trial was announced.
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Simpson
Youngstown
Ohio
Youngsttown
Wormin
United Presa
Pittsburgit
G. A. Herman
Citizens National Bank of Bellevue
Herman
Thomas K. Hunter
Britain's General Election Under Way With Forecast Conservative Victory
Nov 15 reports from London say Bonar Law appears to have a secure majority in the House of Commons as voting proceeds in foggy conditions across metropolitan and other districts. Observers expect a Conservative majority ranging roughly 10 to 60 seats as returns come in after hours of polling.
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London
Bonar Law
House of Commons
Britain
Asquith
Lloyd George Liberst
Labor
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