Rail Workers Vote and Nationwide Support for Walkout
Amid tense wage dispute talks, rail unions report strong backing for a nationwide walkout. Union officials indicate 188,000 members may vote to strike as they push for wage restorations and better labor terms, while leaders caution over potential timing and consequences of action.
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Muittoud
Ady
Witol
Hehlwweil Laduy
Univ
Nyve
Union
Ilnion
Provident
W. G. Lee
Tan
Labor Case Aims to Aid Idle Workers and Unions
Washington reports a conference where representatives of capital labor and the public propose methods to provide work for the unemployed. Key figures include Charles Schvik and Moymernt conference leaders pledging to carry recommendations, with the goal of easing unemployment while avoiding harm to unions and trade.
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Ly United Pressy
Washington
Charlen
Auinier Goudie
Mallionaire
Dotruit
Amerlcal
Cahory
Yal Tabor
Russians Fear Another War With Poland
A Moscow report cites Russian fears of renewed conflict with Poland amid international tension. The piece notes potential U S intervention and references Ill omens from the foreign victator and government figures. Western observers report rumors of mobilization and political strain following a car crash in a distant city.
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Moscow
Moroyowa Watt
Tellishkin
Iholea
Ign
Hy Rylenao
Pritonora
Indumitius
Premier Urges Peace Congress in London News Note
Disjointed dispatch reports a British note urging a peace congress with De Valera proposed delegation. The text indicates a London meeting of plenipotentiaries and a push for a joint approach to appease tensions, with references to UPI sourcing and calls for a public statement next week.
Workers Blamed for Share of Unemployment
United Press report from Washington on September 27 notes the national unemployment conference opened its investigation. RM, a labor official, testified that a damaged wagon and seasonal workers in Massachusetts contributed to the emergency.
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Washingon
Aly
Phelpm
Manaenusetia Labor
Anothee
Massachusetty
Massachimets
Narrow Escape When Man Falls From Train Board Attempt
A man attempting to board a moving New York train yesterday afternoon was knocked down and struck by the car as he tumbled near the track. He lay stunned on the ties before two witnesses and bystanders rushed to pull him to safety. He had been heading toward Olen for employment and his wife watched nearby. The incident prompted questions about safety near the right of way as onlookers described the near-fatal moment.
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Tony Gok
Waa Brown
Hinoney
Rmi
Ingurion
Cra- Kn
New Yorke
Jmno
Dhinger
Cook
I ‘Olean
iWon
Nile
Directors Confer With City Chamber On Organization
Confers with Secretary James P. Crown of the Chamber of Commerce and will discuss the American City Bureau contract. Mr. Maevy is the first visitor since the chamber’s reorganization to review work and program details with Secretary Drew. A meeting of the directory is set for 4:80 this afternoon for a report and recommendations.
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Fon TE Varvoy
Rpcotey
Tye
Baral
James P. Crown
Chamber of Commerce
Tuter
Genon Ameo
American City Bureau
Jogat Organization
Experta
HathuFoai
Maevey Ja
Corry
Neighborly proposed jurors halt Twin Falls trial
Report from Sept 1997 notes neighborly juror candidates around Lyn Southard and her father Billy Trabtood facing juror exclusion. Prospective jurors blocked by familiar ties. on day two only one juror seated, others remained on call as tentative jury pool continues.
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Twin Walls
Iain
Lyn Southard
Milgor
Southard
Billy
Ku Klux Klan leader reported missing in Kin Krest home
William Shitmans imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan returning from a speaking tour was noted as missing at his Kin Krest residence in AmLANWA. Police investigated his absence and potential whereabouts today.
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Amlanwa
William Shitmans
The
Ali
Kin Krest
Primary election figures show Republican nominations lead
Official figures on the Republican nominations for sheriff and judge of orphans' court are released with Henry A. Clarke leading Mason for judge and John F. Salsbury ahead of Wil. Jim D. Brown for sheriff. Totals show Clarke a 1,116 vote majority and significant counts across county offices, including county controller and director positions.
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John F. Salsbury
Wil
Jimd. Brown
Hein Seatortay
Henry A. Kirk
George M.mason
Tollowa
Nepuiblitan
Henry A
Clarke
Allurleta
Givor
Ggs
Thole
Repuby Ich
Salsbury
Own
Austin
McCtonathan
Phatos
Talbach
Gobwde
Tes
Brat
Two Sailors Dead After Drowning Near Piilliam City
An early report lists two sailors dead and one missing after a maritime incident near Bin Pedro. The U.S. Navy's Pacite fleet confirms a drowning and a missing crewmate, amid chaotic scenes as rescue boats search the harbor.
Chapel Singers to Open Library Lecture Course
The Chapel Singers will open the Lyceum Entertainment course on Wednesday October 19. The program includes sacral songs, solo and choral performances, with guests like Eugene Knox. The event, part of a series by the Dorey public school, aims to raise funds with admission at ten cents to a dollar, benefiting school activities and local improvements.
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Lyceum
Orn
Tartaliunent
Corry
Eileen
Singerk
Vangabil
Woot
Atzcat Railways
Thy Trail
Muse
Anil
Iugene Knox
Smtm
Geewdig Luciter
Minle Rovers
Idle Stage Parade In New York Reported Deliberations
In Washington town a crowd of several hundred gathered amid uncertain times as idle stage demonstrations and job concerns surfaced. The report notes a core set of vetoes and shifting attention to wartime measures and the broader question of work and national policy shaping public sentiment.
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New York
United Prona
Centerview
Washington Town
Hama
Miny
Jo Rigarding
Wilson Not Participating in Treaty Fight
Washington September 27 former President Wilson is not participating in the treaty fight. A denial came today from Senator Hurtiaui Waren of the Democratic party opposing Abu Featt, while Senator Murter Glug and others support the treaty. Jump Pinwally, secretary to Wilson, asserted the president was pursuing past efforts to influence the outcome.
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Washington
Wilson
Pa Hurtiaui
Murter Glug
Demoaralss
Abu Featt
Pinwally
Forse Tv
New Garage Project Under Way by Local Builders
A large new garage is being constructed in town by Theme Construction Company for Mr. Frank Betts. The facility will feature plastic brick and reinforced frame joists with upright pillars and a concrete floor. Estimated cost includes a $460 fee and a completion target before November 1.
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Frank Betts
Nulion
GoaEga
IG Watt
Haske
Ark Stone Co
Gmrst
Whith
Dodge
PACOR
Miesayo
Hilo
Botley
Page Resigns as Head Tarife Commission
The report states that Page resigns as head of the Tarife Commission amid White House discussions. It notes Mr. van Mle Wietrom and other officials involved, with references to travel from Port Allen and attendance at a recent event. The piece carries a formal government tone about a high-level administrative change.
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Page
Tarife Commission
Uby Unitea Pressy Hington
Sipt
Maton
Tinmas W
Annt Mle Wietrom
Port AL Leglien
New York Teams Contend For Series in 1921 Pennant
United Press reports the New York Giants and Yankees in a tight pennant race with remaining games against the Cubs Reds Browns Red Sox and White Sox. Giants need two wins in four games to clinch while the Yankees must win two of three to stay alive as rivals chase the title.
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United Press
NPW Vyork
Tong
Ghants
Piraton
Yankenee
Cucinny
Giants
Pune
Matthews
Henle
Yanks
Browns
Amthelebes
Red Sox
Vestine
Cleveland
Yankkn
Forlow
Rail lines show improving conditions across networks
General business and industrial reports indicate gradual improvement in rail conditions as networks recover. Elevated activity on Brie lines and increased crow movements mark progress, with Pennsylvania system office officials noting slow but steady advances and expected market improvement in coming weeks.
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General Business and Indies
Brie
Val
Phin
Mlehb
Tora Yarde
Brin
Pennsylvania
Argent Martin
Forester Anderson to Visit County Woods Thursday
Forester Anderson of Pennsylvanity State College will arrive Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Corey section to inspect timber stands and issue planting recommendations. He will assess mature pines in the county and explain available trees for reforestation with orders for farm plantings.
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Anerson
Invitations issued for start of power project ceremony
The H. Woiridge Company issued many invitations to attend the ceremony marking the beginning of construction on the Gluon Bive 4p ldro-Slootrie projects. A special Indian event is planned at Puxbusy on Saturday and many local citizens, including Cor fyllen, express interest in the trip to Poxborge.
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Woiridge Company
Poxborge
Aga
Tova
Cara
Ovens Wees
Thevea This Cy
First Frost Reported Across City Last Night
The first frost of the season occurred last night with temperatures around 66. Town vegetation shows varying frost impact. A heavy mist and town lights hindered some clear observations. The report notes the frost pattern across different districts and mentions a brief mentor note from Wednesday Park.
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Ponte Sentiana
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