Pressmen Strike Ties Up New York Newspapers
A strike by about 2,000 pressmen crippled major New York papers, halting all duties across the city. The stoppage centers on wage and working condition disputes tied to a long-standing 1918-21 agreement, with publishers proposing a new deal after intense negotiations led by International President Major George J. Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prow
New York
Lnats Morbinis
Newepaggs
Hind
Jaye Bean
Focal Union
International
George J. Berry
Major Berry
Berry
Waldorf Astoria
Americag
Jourmal the Mortis World
The
Eyening World
Ines
the Tebune
Herald
Ur and
Globe
Veniog Telegram
Evening Sail
New York Evening Post
Jounal LF Commitrée
Bropllynt Vailly Hagle
Brodkisn Standard Union
Brooklyn Citizen
LA Prigees
Sa ThaloAmericano
Three youths sentenced in Erie for robbery of visiting Ik
In Erie on September 1 three youths pleaded guilty to robbing a visiting Ik of money and jewelry. Charles Pazuski and Joseph Restkowski were fined 100 dollars and sentenced to twelve months in the workhouse with costs. Sydney Emerson paid costs with no workhouse sentence. The youths stated they had been at Four Mile Greek Park and a street dance before the intoxicated crime at the Ik farm wine cellar on Waterford road. The case followed an attack in Glenwood.
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Erie
Anahis
Joe Hire
Munday
Charles Pazcuski
Allegheny County
Workliium
Joseph Restkowski
Sydney Emerson
Mile Grek Park
Jeik Farm
Waterford Road
Glenwood
Pyromaniac Terrorizes Farmers Around Erie
A fire spree near Erie destroys several barns west and southwest of the city, causing about 10 000 dollars in losses. Authorities report three separate fires at Asbury Chapel and nearby farms, with a suspect fleeing into woods and eluding a statewide search. Local mills and farms, including the Garlock and Nelson properties, suffer extensive damage as investigators pursue a possible arson pattern.
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FBI
Asbury Chapel
Statiity
Ralidad
Nan
King Department
Sam
Westake Road
Noule Farm
Garlok Place
Jons Hywlite Company
Town Lane
Veterans oppose disposal of city war chest funds
At a joint meeting of American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and other veterans in Jamies Hemersony Post hall, opposition formed to trustees’ plan to dispose of about 48 000 from the city war chest. A further protest meeting was set for Wednesday night at the chamber of commerce rooms to pass another resolution.
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City
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Exeervice
Jamies Hemersony Post Hall
Oil City
Church Handles Charges After Summer Dance Incident
Sept 18 open session of quarter sessions court in Tionesia with Judge PD U Arird. Harry Church of Titusville pleaded guilty to possessing and transporting liquor and was fined 900 dollars plus costs and jailed up to sixty days. Sam McMillin of Treupville admitted driving without a license and was fined 25 dollars. Fred Moyer and Marence Hutchins of Titusville were discharged at the district attorney’s request. Separate item from Oakland notes a Mint robbery link as two men found bags echo a Denver Mint link. a steamer West Propped from Yokohama after the earthquake brings survivors to San Pedro.
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Tionesia
Pdu Arird
Warren
Nuilltown
Harry Church
Titusville
Sam McMillin
Treupville
Fred Moyer
Marence Hutchins
Church
Atorney
AN Pedro
Calif
Steemchip
Yokohama
Kobs
Amon
Andrew W. Anderson
Pritedame Sprite Easee
Flaugh Fined 5200 For Running Truck In Union City
Union City reports a 5200 fine imposed by the State Public Service Commission on Flaugh for operating an auto truck to haul freight from Erie to Union City without proper authorization. Harold B. Teneo claims the commission's right to regulate transportation, while Flaugh asserts noncompliance with common carrier rules. The ruling may not end his business, but the order requires compliance or legal challenge.
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Erie
Union City
Public Service Commission
State Public Service Commission
Marot Flaugh
Harold B. Teneo
The
Service Commission
Flaugh
Tein
Flagh
Democratic Possibilities Discussed in Fragmented Campaign Talk
The piece surveys Democratic prospects for the presidential race, naming William G. McAdoo of California and Henry Ford as influential figures. It notes Ford’s delegates may back McAdoo, while Al Smith presses New York reforms and aims to block a Democratic assembly, with broader speculation on other candidates and political maneuvers.
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Underwood
William G. McAdoo
California
McAdoo
Euigsii
Smith Hey
New York
Smith
Yiser Wyly
United States Senate
Samuel Ralston
Indiana
Ralston
Albert J. Beye
Senate
Tim
Hite
Fom Taggart
Judas
Democratic Reader
Tals
Fon
Ford
Ralls
Lind Dusselt
Johny
Henry Ford
Death of Kane man former resident here
Kane Sept 18 1854 news recalls the life of a Kane man who long resided in the area. He left his home for the country in youth, worked on the railroad between Kane and Mie, owned the St Elina hotel, then the Reavely hotel, and later served as a hotel proprietor until his later years. Survived by a widow and several children. Funeral announced for Wednesday with services at the local church.
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Kane
Ani
Ulin Durkin
John
Mie
Bile
Purchard
St Elina
Natel
Reavely Hotel
Mirkin
Ward Searke
John J. Lantley
Man shoots self after quarrel with wife in Moston
Robert Mo fame fork formerly at Aiwitn Texas, a protestor of eoonomion Mt LyR ong University, attempted death after a dispute with Nin ynung wif The profimork mother. Mrs Solty Trarnmegry lec hospitalised with knife wounds, she tried to stop him from shouting while doctor feared infection and possibility of fatal outcome after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moston
Robert Mo Fame
Aiwitn
Texas
Eoonomion
Erie jury finds man guilty in six month term
The Erie court will sentence Mund ail Gon UP after a jury found him guilty on four counts in a case involving a witness and alleged perjury. The proceedings centered on the defendant's conduct during the trial and the impact on the Alleghany region.
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Fienwe
Fide Tire
Incomplete OCR Summary of Dairy Market Data
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a dairy market or processing terms with scattered phrases about stock, state, average, and oilers. No coherent event or identifiable entities are extractable for a concrete summary.
Fragmented Memo Mentions Medical Terms and Prices
A garbled note references medical terms and pricing related to a surgical context. It mentions kidneys and strength, with unclear names and partial phrases suggesting a private or internal communication. The text is incoherent and lacks complete facts or coherent events.
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Atk
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Desi
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Mia Wallinny Lonard
First National Bank
Warren County
the First National Bank Capital
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