Maynard Wins Great Air Race From Mineola to San Mendocino
Lt Maynard wins the great air derby covering Mineola to San Mendocino and return in about 24 hours 50 minutes. He departs Mineola at 1:50 PM and finishes the round trip, with reports of flight time and plans to reach New York later. Other flyers travel toward Buffalo and Rochester as the event unfolds with multiple legs noted in October dispatches.
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Seven Deported From Gary Leave Today
Reports indicate seven Gary residents depart for Europe today under immigration proceedings. The group, described as having no legal clawed status, faces official scrutiny as authorities compile evidence to address alleged overthrow plans.
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Community Sing Sunday Evening at Rox Meaty Beatelock
Tomorrow evening the first Community Sing takes place at the Rox Meaty venue in Beatelock with Mr. Gonsley of Brio in charge. Miss Tune Monitor and Mr. W Th Hayanit Whittlenoy will perform. Admission is free and all are invited to attend.
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Washington Labor Peace Program Drafts For Nlustrial Conference
United Prom reports a government approved labor capital program ready for discussion at the industrial conference. Barnard Barneh and Charles Russell with others prepare the document. A late meeting with leaders of capital and labor will seek approval from delegates before Monday vote on each section. The plan outlines policy on collective bargaining, strike settlement, and vital capital labor issues.
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Charles Russel
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Washington Ontavie 14 Follows Conference Setbacks
Officials from Bocretary Wilwa's department face a bleak outlook as wage value committees prepare for a November session. Despite optimism, the contatric and oper ators show little hope the accord will be reached, with plans for committees to seek authorization after a preliminary conference.
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Linney
No Change in Wilson's Condition Reported
A statement from Washington indicates no change in President Wilson's condition at 11:20 AM. Five physicians Grayson Young Muffin Blute and Fowler plan another consultation today as no new symptoms have developed after overnight routing Woll.
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Cleveland Mills Strike Turns Violent as Picketers Clash
In Cleveland the October strike by workers at the American Standard Wire Company escalated into violence as strikers at the plant gate clashed with authorities. One or more pickets were shot, and reports say a guard or worker was fatally wounded near the Cuya hoga plant entrance while efforts were made to stop trucks entering the facility.
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Senate panel approves new railway regulation plan
The Senate committee on interstate commerce approved a railway regulation plan with strong strike controls. A formal vote on the amendment was expected next week, according to Washington reports dated October 16.
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Senate
Hay
Gas Company Announces New Rates Up To 57 Cts Per Thousand
The gas company reveals a new pricing schedule topping 57 cents per thousand feet. Heating gas will not dip below 47 cents. New York failed to lower rates. The plan adds charges for each extra five thousand feet used. Under Pennsylvania law, customers have no protection and must pay the new amounts.
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New York gas rate fight pits consumers against company
New York Supreme Court rules on gas rate plan amid consumer protests. The Pennsylvania Gas Company plans higher charges from five thousand to fifteen thousand cubic feet per month, with prices up to seventy seven cents per thousand. Attorneys vow quick action as city officials warn of court limits to halt the increases.
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Pennsylvania Gas Rates Sparks Political Alarm
A chaotic notice argues that the Pennsylvania Gas Company may raise charges up to $1 per thousand cubic feet and push rate schedules through the Public Service Commission, warning this could breed anarchy and threaten orderly government amid rising public indignation. The piece cites legal barriers, potential hold ups, and voter responsibility in confronting the disputed rates.
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Wilson Declines Belgian King Visit Amid Health Concerns
United Press reports the Belgian King and Crown Prince will stay in Washington but President Wilson cannot meet them due to his health. The Belgian royals will occupy the White House residence during their stay, with Vice President and Mrs. Marshall hosting in his absence.
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Kronstadt Surrender Confirmed by Bolsheviks
The Bolshevik navy reports the naval base at Kronstadt hoisted a white flag at 4:45 this Thursday afternoon. The surrender comes amid ongoing Red Fleet pressure and seals the port facility at Kronstadt as Bolshevik forces tighten control.
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Ride Naval Steangboks
Kernstadiy
Andy Lutea
Annual Red Cross Meeting Call
A call for the annual Red Cross meeting announces a gathering at the Red Cross headquarters to form an Executive Committee and Board of Directors. Members are urged to attend and consider reports and selections at the Chapter level.
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Board of Commerce Begins Drive for New Members
The Membership Committee plans a drive to recruit unaffiliated men into The ToeKl organization. The push starts Monday with committee members handling the outreach and forming a membership role.
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Comerce
Yariony Plang
ToeKl
Poison Victims Out Of Danger In Convalescence
Ubiengo October 1 United Press reports two children poisoned by a milininiistered toxin have passed the danger period. Shirley Wamble will have her first visit to the ward parlor at the hospital today and Edna was taken for a session with her father and Dr. Carlen in the park area فل
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United Press
Ubiengo
Holmanil Hie
Joy Luskart
Republicans In Conference Report Brief Schedule
United Press dispatch notes Republicans in conference discuss issues ahead of the November session. Report mentions anticipated votes and committee actions with focus on debates and leadership roles.
Federal Sugar Control Debate Continues Amid Shortages
United Press summary reports ongoing congressional debate on federal sugar control. The proceedings focus on supply impacts and price increases. Dr. Taylor, representing the Agriculture Department, testified about potential shortages and market disruptions expected within the year.
Pittsburgh Cashier Sentenced in Major Embezzlement Case
By United Press Pittsburgh cashier S Swartz, former Mik NokHares employee, convicted of stealing 100,000 from the institution, was today sentenced to not less than five nor more than seven years in the public jail. Motion to suspend sentences on grounds of alleged insanity was denied.
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S. Swartz
Mik Nok Hares
Brakeshoe Plant Reported Sold In Local Market
A Friday report states the Brakeshoe plant here was added to a buyer’s interest with plans to develop the property. No confirmation was available by afternoon. Meanwhile, discussions continue about purchasing nearby extensive property tied to Brakeshoe, with a New York agency involved.
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Webby
Quinn
Brikeshoo
Brekeshoe
New York
Cumulative voting barred in Erie council race
An Erie city notice announces that cumulative voting is not permitted for the November election. Joseph C. Williams of the county committee confirms the rule after consulting with Mrs. Harrisburg authorities. Mrs. Paul Grotalar is recovering in Gorey Hospital on West Congreea Street.
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