Rail Wage Cut Proposals Bring House Confinement Threat
Reports from the United Prom UTNARGO detail the railroad labor board weighing ten wage cut bids for shingling workers and yard staff. Hooper warns no compromise on rail workers’ organizing rights as lawmen prepare to send a Chicago association leader to county jail while others face confinement under workhouse terms.
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No Change Expected In County Millage Vote
County officials anticipate no millage increase for next year despite taxpayer calls to raise the rate to fund road and building projects. The 1922 budget plans show a levy around seven mills, with surplus funds to be used for improvements as the court contemplates needed expenditures.
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Revisions In Assessment Not Available In Court
Fragmented OCR notes describe revisions in assessment not available at the time. The text mentions a call for publication and notes delays or omissions in formal proceedings. It references legal terms and a possible timetable but the exact actions remain unclear.
Wanted for murder found at Youngstown
A suspect described as Burrouat oil Dy and an associate Hetike qyligte were arrested in Youngstown on murder charges. Police say the pair unlawfully killed WitlikweOiton. The case involves suspect Beturie Stokas, BF, of Xeula, and a third party named Ong witow Hel hy. Further details pending official statements.
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Union City Names Express Agent for NAMED EXPRESS AGENCY
In a local notice, J. T. M. Skully is appointed express agent for Union at Union City under United Pron offices. The appointment follows a campaign and previous service with Whiton Camrinciense Rutter, with details notingLiquor tax context and past employment. The report references Canadian and American connections and mentions Mrs. Crippen in relation to the timing of this appointment.
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GE Eis Amerigan Railway
Syutro Company
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Union City
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Missouri railroad aims to slash wages for 24000 workers
United Press dispatch from St Louis reports Missouri based railroad line considering wage cuts of 12 to 42 percent affecting about 24,000 employees starting December 10, signaling a crisis response. Texas and Kansas connections noted as part of the system. The move follows industry pressure in a tightening economy.
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Lusy United Prom DEMROP Michigan trip to Alabama show plant
DETROIT November 40. Future leader Jord accompanied by Thomas A. Kilson likely will depart for Alabama tonight to view the Stuns Go Show plant offered for purchase by the power unit.
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Powermuicut
Radiator Co to Build Large Plant Addition
The Rogers Company will construct a major expansion for U S Radiator Company. The project includes a new machine shop and a building about 200 feet by 100 feet. Construction is scheduled to begin soon with completion planned to follow.
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Radiator CO
Shantung talks adjourned amid near settlement hopes
A Far Eastern committee adjourned negotiations on the Shantung question until Friday. The group indicated a chance for China and Japan to reach a settlement and close the talks.
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Trial of Fatty Axuskie in Virginia Rappo death case
In Rome, Fatty Axuskie faces arraignment over alleged responsibility for Virginia Rappo's death as a drab trial session proceeds. About twenty police guard the hall of justice while key witnesses and defendants await further action.
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Virginia Rappo
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Partneys
Optimistic Air Surrounds Irish Negotiations
A fragmented report describes optimistic air around Irish negotiations with Britain. It notes anticipated discussion on a plan by British and Irish leaders, aiming to settle differences and present proposals to Parliament. The timing points to possibly next Thursday or Friday, with final scheme to be formulated then if acceptable to Sinn Fein.
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Italy
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Ible
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Wily
Thurstoy Or
Byiday
Allater
Buried in Debris From Brooklyn Fluenter Collapse
Desperate efforts by a 24 man crew remove twisted steel girders and massive debris at a Brooklyn site where voices are heard through the wreckage. Rescue workers work from morning until night listening for any signs of survivors beneath the fallen structure amid continuing risks.
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United Press
New York
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New Columbia Shoppe Opens in the Quarter
Miss M C Sullivan takes charge as Columbia Vacation Shoppe moves into the Phillips Jewelry section. The store will showcase new models and offer full service and factory warranty work for Christmas trade. Sullivan previously headed the department on Wright Street and will oversee display and customer care.
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Phillips Jewalry
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Rheanda
Corry Grange to Participate in Joint Session
Corry Grange will take part in a joint session with Me Erle County Po monk Grangé and Wton City Grange No 80 in Union City on Thursday and Friday. A Thursday afternoon program includes luncheon and a delivery by Velub of Miiral School Bowee.
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Miiral School
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Lloyd George Plea for Aid to Europe
Prime Minister Lloyd George is anticipated to press for renewed aid to Europe in forthcoming talks. The appeal seeks to stabilize postwar recovery and address humanitarian needs amid ongoing economic strain and political friction in several nations.
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Europe
Toll of Hunting Accidents Casts Shadow Over Europe
Washington reports warn of rising hunting accidents and a looming European energy and economic conference. Proposals push America to participate in shaping policies while casualty tallies from multiple states indicate a grim trend.
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Ling George Will Gore
America
Europe
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Turkebhook
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Thiafins
NY York
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Ohio
Candidates Must File Statements with Court Clerk
The notice, though garbled, indicates candidates must file expense statements with the clerk of courts. It mentions Evie Hefford and Rojueng as names and notes availability of the form at the office of C. B. Power, 7. The fragmentary text underscores filing deadlines and expense reporting requirements for campaigns.
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C. B. Power
Floods Sweep Ohio River Area Hit West Virginia and Ohio
A flood warning from Huntington West Virginia describes high water along the Ohio River causing heavy damage. Ships and river traffic are disrupted as floodwaters rise. Local reports indicate widespread inundation with damaged properties and stranded travelers.
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Ohio
Virginia
Flickinger Linker Comp. Buys Second Store Here
News dispatch notes Flickinger Linker company purchasing a second store in town with new ownership to assume control tomorrow. Reported by United Press from Harrisburg with local confirmation and notes on regional water supply and river safety developments.
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Fi Sehnigan Company
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Mi i Sundarwtia
Pius P
Flickinger Linker
W. Lyons Gregary
Wea
United Prey
Harrisburg
B. Burlingame
Orage
B. Yi
Wehmann
Dollalisiy
Germans Will Send Mission to America
Berlin reports Germany plans to dispatch a mission of industrialists bankers and agriculturists to the United States to discuss reconstruction and reparations following disputes over Germany’s finances and the Anglo-German trade revival. The mission will visit London and be led by Dr. Werner Wirth with support from German industry leaders and the National League of German Industries.
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United Tree Berlin
Gormany
America
German Poonamle
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Foyepti Wirth
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Whit
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al Hiaiy
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Long transmission delays blamed on two line breaks
Company manager explained the extended service suspension due to two line breaks. Repairs west of Watheford were recently completed, but a second fault caused further delays. The manager noted fatigue from ongoing issues and indicated additional repairs would have finished earlier if not for the second break.
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