Mills Reopen as Pittsburgh District Returns to Work
Eleven workers were wounded in rioting at Farrel while more plants in Gary, Youngstown, Johnstown and Buffalo closed. Duquesne, Clairton, Braddock and Homestead say many more at work today and all plants operate. Cambria plant remains closed with the Youngstown district fully tied up. Two more state constabulary units are en route from eastern points by special train.
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Pittsburgh
Gary
Youngstown
Johnstown
Buffalo
State Constabulary
Duquesne
Clairton
Braddock
Homestead
Cambria
Bork de Fores
Organieil Inverail
Stites Stool Corporation
Atoning
America
Tron Valley
Clair van
Hong
Napii
Hieangen
Foster predicts 279000 unions men out in Chicago district
United Press reports a mass labor strike with 279,000 workers out in the Pittsburgh area and Chicago district. Violence and clashes with police and strikebreakers are noted near Carnegie and Homestead plants as the steel strike enters its second day.
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Foster
Chicago
One Killed in Wreck Near Connellsville
A passenger train wreck near Connellsville resulted in one death. The Milwaukee to Newark line train struck an obstruction causing a derailment. Locomotive number two and the mail car overturned on an embankment, with other cars wrecked. details of the fatality and train origin are still being reported.
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United Press
Chipeltaville
Newark
Caine
Glenn
Miller
Voth
Poweh
Roof Repairs Completed Reported On Road Project
Incomplete OCR text describes roof repairs and road work progress. Mentions copper, concrete, and renovations with notes on progress and future completion. Lacks clear names, dates, or locations due to garbled text.
Soldier Oliver Aburtar Recalls French Decoration
Oil City records Corporal Oliver Aburtar of Fortige receiving the French Croix de Guerre with gold star for extraordinary heroism at Comey Prauve on October 0 1918. He honors relatives and many friends in the city as the news of the decoration spreads.
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Oil City
Oliver Aburtar
Fortige
Gros Do Guarea
Comey
Prauve
Death of Orville W. Chamberlain Linked to Gowanda Woman
Word arrived noon today of the death of Orville W. Chamberlain, a former Corry resident and Corsy High School alumnus, who died at his home in New Orleans Georgia after a taxi incident. Mrs. Barbara McRea of Detroit, his mother-in-law, awaits funeral plans as local connections note his pleasant character and career.
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Hattie Ohmborlain
Orville W. Chamberlain
New Orleans
Docuwird
Corsy High
Ohool
Robert BH. Wolford
Baruh McRea
Detroit
Wolford
Frank Bunn
Corry Hospital
van Nba
Hmn
Wy Shlavan
Tibiville
Marson
State highway officers probe illegal hire car operations
A special officer from the State Highway Department visited multiple taxi owners accused of carrying passengers for hire without proper licensing. Investigations target firms using automobiles for hire as unlicensed cabs, with drivers reportedly operating without licenses in past months. Criminal and health notes from nearby towns accompany the report, including a coroner's inquiry into a separate household tragedy and local hospital updates.
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State Highway Department
Renault
Callea
Ay & Capot
Gowandy
N.Y
Sejit
Myrtle McWrey
Town of Persia
Frank N
Rawn
Sonik
Dayton
Fedrand
Nino
Government to open surplus army goods retail stores
The War Department announces sale of surplus army supplies with two retail locations in Pennsylvania Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Listings include clothing blankets equipment and household items with mail orders accepted. Quantities limited and shipments initially sold in person with future par cel post options.
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War Department
Aistriea
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Neo Dink
Iran
Civk
Luphy Vantuen
Dariata
Tinto
Antiller’s
Officer Stapleton Resigns From Local Police Department
Patrolman Mlcor Tamer Stapleton submitted his resignation to the police chief this morning, citing dissatisfaction with conditions in the department. The note references events surrounding the unit and says he plans to depart after Saturday, September 27, with weather forecasts noting partly cloudy conditions tonight.
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Mlcor
Stapleton
Hay, Yeon
Joel Palin
Frank
Government Action Sought In Strike Amid Long Conflict
Reported move calls for a Senate Labor Committee inquiry to assess the strike situation and determine congressional action. Judge Gary and Patrick are named as witnesses as workers face protests and disruptions across plants in several cities.
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Ion Ji
Steel
Yu Revelusion
Xonyon
Gary
Snirain
Patrick
Winn Vhs
Enrest
Berliner Case Postponed to October 6 in Health Board Case
The city case against the Berliner Brothers regarding public health charges was postponed until October 6. A State Heart Board representative discussed plant operations and the health program, with a community nurse to start October 1 and headquarters in the building.
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State Health Board
State Heart Board
Visio
Health Board
Ali
Olean Boy Killed in Chestnut Tree Fall
Mean New York Sept. 21 A ten year old boy Andrew Clos fell from a chestnut tree while picking chestnuts near Olean. His body was found in the Hubbard woods about 10 feet from the ground by searchers after he failed to return at sunset. Neighbors and relatives arrived as the tragedy was confirmed.
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N. Y
Andrew Clos
Wight
Rivergeoes
Jnl
Hubbard Woods
Lincolnville Here Saturday Benefit Game
Lincolnville hosts a Saturday benefit game at the Washington rook dlan and Saday afternoon. Ambandinge for the wewon and la monts are bothgemady for a game with Lnsolnvill day. Reaeneala will be Patleron Uirinling for Lincolnville.
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Wewon
Lamonts
Lnsolnvill
Onabashiopines
Reaeneala
Patleron
Lincoliville
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Buffalo Railroad
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Rox Theatre
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Order
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Nat Wowk
Dans
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