Lt Maynard Declared Winner In Air Service Race
October 24 Wallington reports Lt Maynard declared the winner in a race with other flyers securing top spots in multiple phases. Capt Donnataan wins in mobility phase while Maynard leads overall with a score around 128. officials confirm Maynard as official winner.
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Hoarded sugar supply sought by Food Administration
United Press reports the Food Administration in New York is seeking a twelve million pound hoarded sugar stock. Officials learned of the supply when they intercepted a phone call revealing plans to hide the sugar and conceal its location.
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Plans for Ball of Hose Company Annual Saloon on Maningiving Ave
A regular meeting of the Ball of Hose Company was held in the temporary iysarteya on Bayt Mula qireet with many members present. Paulin named oral cliniriian for the annual committee, Jo dnrf chosen, and plans were laid for the city event to be held later this year. The group adjourned after discussing the upcoming plans and upkeep of the company property.
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Weather note on faded long weather forecast
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Miners Meet With Operators Again After Failure
Washington reports outline renewed talks between miners and operators after a failed strike threat. Secretary Wilkon and President Wilson weigh new proposals as September talks falter. Officials hope negotiations reopen without a nationwide shutdown, while union leaders insist on strike action if demands aren’t met.
Taxis to Be Fueled With Meters In Philadelphia Reform
A report outlines plans requiring all taxies to carry meters under a new Public Service Commission proposal. The rule aims to regulate fares and curb abuses, with formal details expected to be announced soon and a broader regulatory framework to follow.
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U S Shipping Board Serves Ultimatum
New York reports the U S Shipping Board issued an ultimatum to the Tongedvorgmon group urging work on Folpty. Mayor Mylan chaired a conference. higher authority expected to act if demands are not met. Officials anticipate the board will stand firm.
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Roosevelt Day Proclaimed As State Holiday
The proclamation designates Monday October 27 as Roosevelt Day across the state, urging observance in schools and churches. Governor Sproulsen announced eight am proclamations, honoring Theodore Roosevelt and his leadership, with ceremonies and anticipated statewide participation.
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MOVE IN COMING CLASH AT FEDERAL LABOR MEET
Reported by the Associated Press the AFL ordered all unions to assemble in Washington for an important convention. Gompers announced from Peoria that the meeting would shape offensive and defensive plans for the great labor battle. He warned that the labor groups would regroup after sessions, with solidarity and funding pledged to support the theater workers.
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Clocks Turn Back As Daylight Saving Recall Looms
Residents brace for the annual time shift as clocks are set back one hour on the last Sunday in October, while debates continue over daylight saving laws. Railroad officials note timetable changes with specific trains affected, and observers compare actions in other cities. The process, though controversial, is expected to be enacted nationwide despite ongoing legislative debates.
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Unclear explosion prompts investigation in Charleroi area
A threatening explosion damaged property and endangered several guard animals in Charleroi Ontario. Police report a significant clue to the possible suspect and early arrests may follow as investigators pursue the lead.
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Rockefeller Jr Drafts New Industrial Pact Amid Strike Tensions
John D. Rockefeller Jr. begins work on a proposed industrial power treaty as two million workers stay on strike nationwide. He carries a packet to the public group committee and plans to report on wage and labor dispute efforts.
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Commission fight heats up as AGAL race nears
Voters in coming municipal polls watch a struggle for city commission seats after primaries left four nominees from both parties. Incumbents Belale and Weaver shift plans with socialists and independents. Weaver confirms active campaign while Belale hints at no run. Candidates include Laurie, Rogers, Ream, Goward on Democratic and Republican lines. Weaver and Selite on Socialist ticket.
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Organization of State Guard Now Under Way
The organization of the Pennsylvania National Guard is under way across the state. Citizens are urged to apply for commissions as local units form the Keystone State Guards. A plan for a 34,600 man guard, with a tank battalion and light divisions, is being developed. Washington reports on treaty restrictions also noted by Senator Lodge.
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Amendments to State Election Laws Explained
Amendments to state election laws are explained by JU Williams county official. Key changes include a four party ballot with Republican Democrat Prohibition Socialist, with straight party votes for court judges not guaranteed. Vote totals depend on the party line and candidate placement, while second methods require choosing names individually.
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Local Red Cross Chapter Holds Annual Meeting in City Building
The local Red Cross chapter met Wednesday evening in the Gederst Building to review the year’s activities. Officers and committees reported on finances, Belgian relief, production, and membership with various figures and future plans noted for completion later.
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Selgian King in New York Transcontinental Fund Drive
In New York today Selgian King and Ostohir announced a transcontinental four day event to support a fund for Bolgiumn. The campaign centers on a performance at the Moitopolltay house and calls for public help to begin the fundraising drive.
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