President Satisfied With Board Settlement Amid Railway Strike
The article reports President satisfaction with a settlement reached by the Unified Railroad Board and railway workers amid a threatened strike. Brotherhood leaders pledged to submit wage and working condition disputes to arbitration while vowing pressure if talks failed. The dispute centers on wage cuts and the pace of negotiations as a nationwide labor stoppage looms.
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Stanford Hose Company Plans Annual Ball
Stanford Hose Company announces its annual ball with volunteer committee and new quarters. Proceeds support the organization's charitable efforts and community activities as plans and program work proceed in the coming weeks.
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Stanford Hose Company
Japan Budget Proposal Highlights Navy and Army Outlays
A tentative annual budget proposes 800 million for government power costs with about 80 million for the navy and 105 million for the army. Government doubts whether the budget can be fully approved as written.
Plan Big Conference Soon at Amsterdam
London reports United Press interview with Robert William head of the International Transport Workers Federation. He discusses potential actions to deter a new world war tied to Anglo Polish and Japanese tensions as four major industrial sectors prepare an Amsterdam Washington conference. He warns of Japan's pressure on Pacific power balance and The aim to avert war.
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Water Supply Test Well Shows Promise for Supply
Readable lines indicate a water test well near the pumping station north of Lowh shows initial indications of usable water. Report notes a shallow first casing with steam and evolving signals. electric power allows 24 hour operation, and a deeper test is planned to confirm yield.
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Electrin Mehta
Pershing in New York arrival and Penn State Georgia note
The report mentions General Pershing in New York with Marshal Foch aboard the George Washington. It notes Penn State and Georgia preparing for a future game and references a Young People’s Society convention attended by Ridgway High School students. A gunshot injury to Roas M. Gosham is reported near Claysville, with critical condition.
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Rail Board Granted Powers Amid Postwar Reform Push
A broad movement in Congress seeks to empower a rail board to regulate industry after a conscription era. The proposal aims to implement mandatory oversight, with expected hearings and votes in the near future as officials weigh the broader transport and labor implications.
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J. H. Wright to Close Out Present Stock
J H Wright announces retirement and plans to close out current jewelry stock in Navu Center street store. He began in 1902 in Joweley Mnesinese Vero and has moved locations, establishing a prominent jewelry shop and planning future remodeling to divide the space into two smaller stores including a motor option parlor.
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Industrial activity dips in October report from Federal Reserve
The October Federal Reserve summary notes mixed gains in major sectors with steel showing improvement while one tenth of industries reported lower business volumes. The Nero Lollay report highlights gradual progress in basic industries, though overall October activity dipped.
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Fire damages Clymer block. Corry department responds
Fire in Clymer causes destruction of shops and jewelry in the block. Corry fire department arrives quickly, preventing further spread. Estimated loss under $100. Fire brigade reaches Clymer in about 21 minutes and assists neighboring village. Motoring caution urged for travelers through the region.
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Debate on Irish Peace Question in Commons
In the Commons a debate is planned on the Irish peace question with Lloyd George facing questions on government policy for negotiation with Sinn Fein. The prime minister is expected to accept the challenge and outline his approach, while opposition members push for a vote on the matter.
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Runaway Suspect Held After Disappearance Reports
A person identified as a runaway suspected of involvement in a disappearance from Coeny is held in custody after an arrest on September 17. The case, tied to the homes of Mary Morrell and others, involves authorities at 18th lant State streets and ongoing inquiries by De Hoeuven Doyle and Saiduaky.
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Foch Welcomed in New York Amid Parade and Cheers
Sirens and cannons rang out as Ferdinand Foch arrived in New York. The marshal was greeted by dignitaries and crowds along Lower Broadway, with supporters and Allied figures paying tribute in a city anxious to honor France’s war leader.
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Jap Ship Sunk Crew Rescued Near Washington Coast
A Japanese ship was sunk at midnight in the Pacific. survivors were rescued by the steamers Wee Tyan and Weet Lynn near Me Vidlnuve. Fuel shortage and missing crew reported. Seattle reports incoming details from Washington and Fukui Miri.
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Democratic chiefs clash as leadership duel unfolds
An armed confrontation appears likely between Cox and Morrison factions at an upcoming Democratic committee meeting in St. Louis. Senior leaders Pat Hastinan and George White are cited amid efforts to learn rival plans while inquiries probe former officials including Thomas B. Tow, Robert Woolsey, and Daniel G. Roper.
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Halloween Demonstration Set for Monday in City
The city gears up for a major Halloween event on Monday with a gala parade through Smith and North Central streets to the Armory, featuring decorated cars, bands, and a large masked ball at the State Armory. Thirty five merchants will enter the window contest and prizes will be awarded.
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Acquitted of Manslaughter in Pennsylvania Jury Verdict
Uniterreasy TONESDALE, Pa. Opt. 24 reports Grown, of Binghamton, N. Te found not guilty by a jury of manslaughter charges. The case involved a revolver duel that left Chester Eldred of Preston Park dead in September. Details on the trial and subsequent events remain sparse in the readable fragments.
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