Pittsburgh Mills to Operate Despite Strike Votes
Pittsburgh mills plan to operate today as officials report unions and workers vote on strikes. Industry and union leaders say about 70 percent of Allegheny Steel workers supported the strike, while many companies closed or prepared for walkouts. Voting ends at noon with union actions to follow.
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New York
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Pithsburgh
Wilson to Speak in Los Angeles on Sunday
On board the President’s train Wilson heads to Los Angeles for a public address Sunday morning and an address at dinner tonight. Preparations note arrival around nine tonight with trains delayed by weather and a departure eastbound after the event.
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Journal Plans World Series Extra Edition
The newspaper announces a special World Series edition with full play-by-play and results. Late-breaking updates will be provided after the game, including scores and key moments, in a separate extra publication.
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Food rates show new increase in August prices
Washington note reports retail food price increases in August. The Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates general prices rose from Yon to fifteen percent, with monthly surges around 12 percent for the past year and about 92 percent since 1913, as per a release from the United States department of trade and commerce.
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Johnson Ends Tour at St Paul in Washington Fight
St Paul dispatch reports Senator Hiram Thun plans immediate return to Washington to press for adoption of the Pueblo treaty abidment. The trip to Pueblo was previously continued but abandoned by the Senator amid debate over the Poace treaty and the Deague covenant. A Newey ap Plaud from Lydia eo, once a backer of Wilson’s programs, accompanies renewed support during the eventful period.
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No Strike Threats Spark Sharon Mills Camp Action
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Sharon Mills officials say no strike will be attempted, with a potential walkout date noted but operations to continue under temporary closure. Separately, Attorney General nominees pushed for passage of Lever bill amendments providing jail terms for producers, amid rising August prices and labor tensions.
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Union Leaders Use Women to Help Unions
United Press report from Washington outlines efforts by union leaders to deploy women welfare workers to support a strike. Chief organizer Patrick announces a growing rank and file and urges women to visit homes and centers to sustain morale and protect workers, amid planned actions and conference arrangements. The piece notes concerns about October survival and a letter to President Wilson delaying strike actions.
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Girard Man Robbed and Left Dying on Road
A Girard man, 23, was beaten and robbed by two men on the West Lake road while en route home. He regained consciousness briefly, described the assailants, and was found by a motorist near De Miller and North Girard, severely wounded and in critical condition. Investigators say two armed men fled toward the country in an automobile.
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Police hold suspects in Detroit murder and Robbery case
In Detroit this month police detained two men related to the murder of Hmmett Wood and a Grand Rapids Savings Bank robbery. One suspect allegedly fled and is sought by detectives as officers report a fatal shooting in a drug store aftermath.
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Detroit
Linendoll Boys Return to New York
John and William Unens Joll arrived in New York on September 19 after transport from Outre ont May 16, 1917. They had been stationed at the Navy Sattanks at Brest and were aboard the Mount Vernon.
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Anxiety Over Steel Strike Threat Looms In Corry
Local industries fear a large scale steel and iron workers strike set for Monday. Major plants like Raymond, Ajax Iron Works, Climax Company and others warn production could halt within weeks without worker concessions. Some eastern mills reportedly refuse to quit, signaling potential nationwide impact.
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Prepare for Trouble at Buffalo
Buffalo September 20 The Lakes Company will open its mill after the night shift strike by workers. City officials have appealed to the Erie County Sheriff and Governor for assistance. Tense situation looms as workers may cause trouble if the strike continues.
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Erie County
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Another Big Bond Robbery in New York
A 12 year old Lew TwWlomiks is sought after a bold bond theft in New York involving Liberty and Victory Bonds. Police report $141,000 in bonds taken, with suspects delivering $150,149 worth to accomplices. A bank cash box with $400,000 in bonds was indicated, and notes mention a Third Loan as motive. Authorities pursue leads across the city.
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Allies threaten to shell Flume as warships withdraw
United Press dispatch from London reports Virnan state sources claim Alc lied commanders suddenly pulled warships from the harbor at Plume and sent a telegram to Gabriel D'Annimmio. The Allied naval command warns Housa that within twenty four hours Allied forces will bombard Fiume and surrounding territory.
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Chicago Prepared for Strike Amid Rising Tensions
Reported from Chicago on September 20, preparations for a major strike in several districts are under way. Authorities deny plans for violence while workers assemble large quantities of food and supplies. Dispatches say security forces are mobilizing, though officials maintain a peaceful stance.
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Pittsburgh Prepared to Quell Labor Mobs at Steel Plant
Reports from Pittsburgh and surrounding towns say state troopers and volunteers are being mobilized to protect plant property amid a looming strike. Authorities anticipate Sunday meetings but expect permits to be refused, with heavy security planned across McKeesport, Homestead, Rankin and nearby districts.
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Local Lodge Golden Jubilee Marks Festive Anniversary
A detailed report on the thirty fifth anniversary celebration of the Rebekah lodge in town. The Odd Fellows hall hosted a line program featuring vocal and instrumental music, solos, and an appearance by pianist Miss Adrian Kittleberges. Hon. A. Ed. Marsh gave a talk on Odd Fellowship and the lodge’s charitable work, noting over a million dollars spent last year on relief. A large supper followed the program with elaborate arrangements and appreciation for volunteers.
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Gertrude Munger
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Alma Spencer
Gertrude Alton
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Divers Searching Wreck Today Think Hundreds Perished
Divers with extensive wrecking gear scour the Spanish steamer Valbanoro sunk in a September storm. Reports say the Venge crew and American navy divers inspect the wreck for survivors or confirmation of hundreds lost with the vessel and 190 passengers.
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Coal Shipment Delays Reported In City
Fragmentary wartime style dispatch notes persistent delays in hard coal shipments. Local firms such as the Barlow Hartwarn and Miller & Tasyony report little or no received coal and unseen shipments, with promised deliveries repeatedly postponed.
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Company K Officers Headed to Pittsburgh for Rifle Shoot
Officers of Company K and regimental rifle units to report in Pittsburgh Tuesday for a week long shoot. Lieut Lawson of Thylaa will represent the Corry unit while Lewis Clyde Wilkes may join from Corry next week. Meadville camps prep and local units prepare for the shoot, with prior drills at Jamestown Park noted.
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Corry
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Youngstown Mills to Continue Operations Amid Unclear Threats
United Press reports Youngstown Mills plans to continue production despite ominous signs of trouble. The Valley mill expects Monday turnover with 44 workers laid off and fears of further stoppages. managers cite policy actions and a possible police stance as tensions rise around the plant.
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