Strikers and police clash at Clairton gun fight today
A violent clash erupted early today at Clairton between strikers and police near Bethlehem Steel plants. Fired by both sides, the skirmish left no confirmed injuries as authorities claimed the firing was aimed at an unknown target. plants’ operations face possible disruption. Local workers’ union reports indicate widespread plant sit-ins and planned slowdowns affecting nearby towns.
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Fred
Forgwon Ditshirgh
Hlrihera
Atate Polleg
Joewpolinn
Tolay
Donon Strikard Dejan
Slate Trancor
Clalston
Jay
Wiling
Jowail
Pitteburgh
Atu
Ita
Idlu
Wtelke
Joo
Enloys
Bethlehem
Dtaps
Averothy
Jona and Doughlin Gtart
Pittaburgh
Whit Company
Ginifinis
Arbitration push intensifies in labor dispute reports
United Press dispatch says the Renate Labor committee plans a second arbitration push after leaders from the strent workers demand a binding arbitration pledge from the steel corporation. Judge Gary is expected to decide next Wednesday as Congress issues push for swift inquiry into treatment of union men at steel plants.
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Gary
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Wustiiuytia
Woolvillclaw
Renate Labor Committee
Ateoh
Ohn Witzpatrick
Leaier
Stent Workers
Slwel Corporation
Bena
Benator Kouyon
Ditrontrick
Strikers Help Plan Entry of West Virginia Mine Area
United Press report from Columbus notes strikers may try to move into Hancock County West Virginia along the Ohio River to force workers from their jobs. Governor Cornwall and Cox warn that such action could ignite a broader strike. The ShoyMeld Farms milk plant and Lovell area operations in Lovells are involved in company plans across New York and Ohio, with leadership detailing potential shifts to new facilities.
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Cox
Ohio River
Hancock County
Cornwall
Antony
Bhefield Parma Company
Whia
West Virginia
Goofink
Lovells
Virginia
Morrell House
Jefferson County
Stoubenville
Concord
Oeboween
Government of
Mie ShoyMeld Farms Company
New York
Atate
Los Lad
Bi Dayin
New York City
de Wasignell
Praannt
Alate
Small Fire at Trill Plant Noon
A minor fire damaged a section of the Trill Indicator Company's building on Main Street. Flames from a tarn ace near a chute spread briefly to paper inventory but were quickly controlled by firefighters with little damage. Repairs were planned this afternoon.
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Rant Bouth Street
Unique Dinner Event Hosted by Paul Downey
Paul J. Downey hosted a unique dinner at his home on Wont Smith Avenue attended by Al Ford of Kalamazoo Michigan representing Shakespeare Co. The elaborately decorated dining room featured artful fruit carvings, electric lighting, and floral table arrangements. The gathering, described as highly enjoyable and public-spirited, included notable guests and musicians, with promotional remarks by a correspondent.
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al. Ford
Kalamazoo
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Shalkespeare Co
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Tha
Walla
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Pia Graphayhond
Sven You
United
Lonton
Iovara
Agmioy
Nikola Len
Anjo
Runsisn Bolphyviat Yeader
Senator Miram Tohnwon Visits League Debate
Washington reports Senator Miram Tohnwon journeys to advocate against President Wilsons League of Nations stance. He is expected to address audiences in San Branetheo CiMorula Oregon and Washington, with a rally planned for the 16th as part of opposition efforts.
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Miram Tohnwon
Pacific
League of Nations
Wilson
Johnmon
Red
San Branetheo
CiMorula
Oregon
Mindyhoo
Social Notes of the Day Highlight Charity Socials and Gatherings
The Eoenanuel Auxiliary hosted a neighborhood social with 24 ladies, Miss Ashton assisting in serving, and Mr. Ashton delivering a talk on church extension plans. Various women’s groups held meetings, sewing and social events were planned, and a surprise visit honored Miss Martha Grotsler as she prepares for Philadelphia nursing school. A marriage-themed gathering honored Miss Stults with a large turnout, and Mrs. Clark hosted a Sunshine Club surprise. Community notices include a planned birthday and farewell gatherings, choir and church activities, and local social schedules in Columbus.
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Mortimar
Ashiton
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We-Olde
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Clyde
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Youkey
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Toilies
U. B. Cureh
Clovke
Eliarch
P. Hall
Marlow Stewart
Martha Grotaler
Howe
Columbus Avenue
Miu Grotsler
Bell Telephons Company
Philadelphia
Wright Jewelry
Mre Wright
Aleven
Bundér's
Indy
Stults
Tovenjoy
WW. O. W
Jay Foster
Ws Ni Jones
A. B. Wettgn- Due
Teoaurer
Mae Hmm Truscott
Michtman Flower
Mian Taney
Thomas
Sunshine Club
B. J. Loney
Marion Atrecht
Hospital association quarterly financial statement posted
The quarter ending August 31 reports total receipts of 6790.20 and expenses of 49249. The balance on hand was 864.72 with itemized costs including board of patients and inmates, rents, operating room use, laboratory, supplies, repairs, salaries, and ambulance costs. The report notes a deficit of 2824.27 and provides details on patient days and bed counts for the local hospital.
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Tia Us Laboratory
Ill Health Forces President to Cancel Remaining Speeches
In a report from City Dayrick, an ailing President cancels all further public addresses. The piece also discusses local fishing practices, misused muskellonge control, and plans around Findley Lake in Chautauqua County.
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Toval Auglon
Piniley Lake
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Thu
Oil City
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Chaytaniqua Lake
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Chautauqua
Ho Inko
President Cancels Wichita Speech for Digestive Ailment
President Wilson abandons the Kansas tour due to nervous indigestion and ill health. Admiral Grayson states the trip ends. a national league of nations trade conference in Atlantic City is postponed. Crowd of about 15 000 in Wichita and local observers react with concern for the President.
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le Severe Etrvin
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Peisidehn Wileyon
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Nile
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Wilson
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League of Natiniy
Sovanante
Grayson
Aig
Ph Provident
Secoion
Atlanna City
Aamirat Gray
Ted Ier
Amiaya
Wisdiuty
France
Italy
Wolf Jire
Tra
Corry Prepares First Football Eleven Plans Formed
Local reports indicate strong odds Corry will field a grid team this year. Men from Josal foot Dell wtare discussed organizing an eleven with practice slated to start next Monday evening. The city expects to see a brisk season if plans succeed.
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Corry
Josal Foot Dell Wtare
Exlwin Main
Murder charge after gardener slain near Kemp Rabin Cooper
Nashville dispatch reports Dimmlal Motoau a gardener at Kemp Rabin Cooper was rested and charged with murder for a killing date about a month prior. An information sworn out by Memphie Kiva states Motoau and a second person, who danced publicly at the time, are implicated in the crime.
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Dimmlal Motoau
Kemp Rabin Cooper
Atorney
Kiva
Dauce
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