City Council to Review Paying Ordinances Tonight
The regular city council meeting will be held this evening with full attendance. Paying ordinances for Pleasant, Spring and Park Pinon streets are on the agenda for passage and readings. Councilmen Oldland and Bolsillo, returning from the Keoadsig Convention, will share remarks on key convention features and their impact on the town.
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Courminton
Moosra L. W. Oldaund
Chas
Bolsllo
Tryety
National Banks Asked For Report On Condition
The Comptroller of Currency issued a call on national banks nationwide to report their condition as of the close of business on September 2. The request aims to assess financial stability and compliance across the banking system.
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National Banks
Washington, D.C
Bop
United States Probes Hesperian Case First Reports
Washington reports begin a thorough investigation into the alleged submarine attack on the Hesperian liner. Officials in London and Washington seek full details from British sources while American agents identify two Grand Rapids men as sole information contacts.
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United States
United Frew
Washington, D. C
Shire Department
Allan Finer
Connal Frost
Queens Town
Page
London
Britten
Theen
Atewards
Dallon
Tittle
McMillan
Grand Rapids
Committee investigates new industrial prospect proposal
Chairman Franke M. Raymond and board members met last evening to review a proposed industrial prospect. Representatives from another entity attended as observers. The committee judged merit sufficient for further investigation and formed a subcommittee to pursue the matter.
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Franke M. Raymond
Exenvion
Gomitea
Gommarca and Indutry
Ealng
Brakeshoe Co Expands Daily Output at Local Plant
Brakeshoe Co plans to start using the larger cupola later this week or early next week at the local plant. The upgrade follows a shipment from the eastern railroad elevating capacity. The change will increase tonnage and allow immediate operation of the new equipment including a heavy modern turning machine and new shoe components. Superintendent Martin Wossier Jr said no boom is yet, but orders are very promising for the future.
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U. S. Brakeshoe Company
Eastern
Martin Wossier, Jr
Schools Reopen Amid Congestion As Enrollment Rises
The public schools reopen with expectations of a sharp enrollment increase over last year. Superintendent Wilson reports crowded conditions in Fairview, Washington, and Concord, with Hazelton also crowded. He aims to relieve congestion within two days and have all grades established this week as enrollment tops 290 to 300 in the high school building.
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Schoole Wilson
Fairview
Washington
Concord
Wilson
Bramster
Puplieud
Setioo
Hisory
British Cruiser Sunk by U-Boat Confirmed by Berlin
Berlin reports the German U-27 torpedoed and destroyed a British cruiser near the Tebrides area. An official Admiralty notice said the submarine has not been seen since and is feared sunk days after the attack.
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United Press
Berlin
Tebrides Taland
Pennsylvania Miners Wage Demands Form at Convention
Delegates representing 175 000 miners in districts 1 7 and 9 began framing wage demands at their annual convention in Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania for an April 1910 effect. They seek at least a 40 percent coal price rise and a 20 percent wage increase with an eight hour day and a union check off system.
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United Prints
Wilkesharrs
Ipa
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Inez
Harrison Line
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Germany
Wtierm
Cymarne
White Star- Line
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the Warren Savings Bank
Ben Peas
ANP
Pennsylvania
Wilkesbarre
George Fitch
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Citizens, National Bank
Corry
Depury
Desmond
G.H. Barlow
J. Went
B.W. Parker
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Mail Department
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Warren National Bank
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Liberty St
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United States Government
Federal Reserve Bank
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