Diplomat Wheeler Summoned Over Alleged Duty Privilege Abuse
Rome dispatch reports Post Wheeler of New York City first secretary of the American Legation being ordered to Washington to answer serious charges. A claimant from Kowager alleges Wheeler abused diplomat privileges by using duties free imports for profit. State Department declined to comment as Wheeler, in service about five years, is recalled to face the accusations.
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Unitted Press
Roma
Wheblon
New York City
Legation
Hoon
Washington
O'Brien
Wheeler Tony
Wheeler
Talay
Washington, D. C
State Department
Rhnt
Amerteim
Ryan
Diaz and Dedabarba Break Writ 1okiera
Unclear OCR text reports on Diaz and Dedabarba in a September dispatch. Mentions General Feiis Ding and claims Diaz has won in a Torneo with Meloharrn. Referenced figures include Huerti’s representative, General Mondragon, and a former minister status.
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Diaz
Dedabarba
Unbet
Rena
Varis
Feiis Ding
Another Buffalo Mill Disaster Explosions Kill Two Burn Ten
United Press report details a Cloverleaf Milling Co disaster in Buffalo with two explosions and a fire. Ten workers were severely burned, two fatally, as a milling dust clung to ignition sources. Donald B. Frazer of Overleaf Co released a statement denying dust caused the blast.
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United Press
Tuto
Cloverleaf Milling Co
Husted
Donald B. Frazer
Overleaf
Maine
President's Charges Sustained in Lobby Probe
United Press reports that President Wilson’s claim of no insidious lobby in the capital was largely borne out by testimony before Senate and House committees. Democrats stood almost solid in supporting the president’s charges as two witnesses remain to be heard by the House panel while the Senate panel continues work for about two weeks. Evidence offered sufficient to back the charges though not all angles of the lobby were fully explored.
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United Pree
Washington, D. Gs
Wilson
Senate
House
Ep Rosentative Cole
Ohto
Littlefield
Maine
T Hat
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Meeting Plans Two Fundraisers
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs. W. K. Stone's home to plan a busy year. After redecorating expenses and new pew carpets, two large selling events were scheduled for consecutive Saturdays in September and the following week. Members urged to attend next Tuesday to help lay carpet and prepare the parlors and audience room for proper care and cleanliness.
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Ladies Aid Society
the Presbyterian Church
W. K. Stone
W. Switch Street
Move Track From Clough Property Causes Dispute
Journal records indicate Pennsylvania Railroad officials received instructions to shift the Seay Street tracks away from John Clough’s land. The plan, pending settlement, would move tracks north a few feet to clear the Clough property and reimburse rent for years of use.
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Willhuns
River Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Seay
Donot
John Clough
Corry
PRW
Clough
Chicken stealing continues chills town thefts persist
Report describes a series of chicken thefts across the city and nearby territory. Premises on Columbus Avenue were raided last night with several dozen chickens stolen from Roy Slamiér’s establishment. A previous raid near Tris' ouit and the Decker place also saw losses. A gunshot was fired at a thief, and a suspect, Toonsmaix, is hospitalized with a hand wound while investigators pursue leads.
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Roy Slamiér
Columbus Avenue
Ouit
City Stalls Plank Crossing Plan at N Center Street
The Pennsylvania Railroad faces a costly crossing dispute at N Center street as a brick crossing failed years ago and repairs shifted to a plank design. City authorities contend the crossing must match pavement standards, delaying final approval while the railroad seeks a ruling.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
N. Center Street
UM Point
Weather Fragments Show Incomplete Local Forecast
A torn OCR weather note hints at Friday night conditions and Sunday surface details but is unreadable. It mentions petitions and a town name but lacks a clear forecast, making precise interpretation impossible.
Union Co. Works On New Copper Lines For City
Union Telephone Co crews push a four wire copper line from the city toward Spartanshire, confined to Oil City area. Completion expected next month if conditions hold. Hospital deficit for quarter shows $615.62 loss. expenses $4,106.60. receipts $2, etc. Charity care highlights include 1657 patient days, 28 free days, 707 partly free, and 283 paid treatments.
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Union Telephone Co
Witusvills
Oil City
Union Co
Gorsy Hospital
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