Senators Force Ship Subsidy Bill to Front in Senate
In Washington the Haune Payne shipping subsidy bill surged to the fore as Republican leaders pressed for quick action before treaty considerations. Frye spoke in support while Sen. Jones of Arkansas pressed for debate, and Senator Blye of Maine argued against delaying passage amid wartime production concerns. Local items include Morgan’s custody hearing and naval procurement notes, reflecting a tense national political scene and ongoing maritime policy debate.
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Senate
Washingto
Dee
Haune Payne Shipping
Hauun
Iwonea
Ute Anni Pranoters
Weasies
Ts Course
Ansenave
Santug
Jontthai Prentiss Dolliver
da Stiecord
Segatoy Clark
Mowlava
Frye
Bunntor Jones
Avkansas
Congress House Proceedings on Credential Objections
The House debated credential credentials for J. B. Con toy of Tuway later named Luster Dollivex as representative. An objection from Ble. Conner surfaced as Do. Hall, head of the military affairs committee, reported the Le my reorganigation and sought consent to delay action. Balzer of New York objected. The session adjourned at 938 pm.
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J. BP. Contoy
Tuway
Foriack
Luster Dollivex
Mor. Conner
Conner
Do. Hall
Mie Milinitairs Committee
Larabie
Balzer
New York
House
Oklahoma admission bill introduced in Senate
Washington December 4 Senator Fairs Inantes of Indiana today introduced a bill to admit Oklahoma as a state with two representatives. The measure provides for a constitutional convention and the grant of lands for stations.
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Washington
Fairs Inantes
Indiana
Okiahoma
Lwo
Noumt for Philippines Ant-Mauler Demonstration
Dec 4 in Washington a demonstration occurred as Senator Stewart introduced a WN to create a supreme court for the Philippine islands. Riot control by police ended the protest. leaders were arrested and writs issued for U.S. Serenades and other officials. The plan aims to pay a high salary to secure men of caliber, while a constitutional crowd argues over the scheme.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Poilinning Islands
Devlin
Mouriers
United States
My. Sapreme
Kyner
Cancellea
New Union Chartered Factory Labor Organization Formed
A newly chartered labor union affirms its structure and officers. The American Federation of Labor affiliated group elected leaders including Warn Wo Medal and Wag gie Kelly, with secretary Eauna W Mild and other officers named. The organization received formal charter from the national federation. A meeting was held to set the dues and plans for future events.
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Monlay
Guider
Smun Stahl
Guid
Sertrude Muir
Reetha Patey
Mame Botan
Fusees
Nariin VipteHuth
Magate Holley
Ainn Tiuthenwadl
Sara Haphes
Barowon
Slelexsiew
Broes
Quign
Awotienh Dotaration Ct
Labor Unions Rally Forms Local Group at City Hall
A meeting of working men at the city hall spawned a movement toward a Federal labor union. A temporary organization was formed with AT. Telia as president H W Ench as secretary and I Tranks as treasurer. Membership aims to include unorganized workers and any tradesman, regardless of occupation. A follow up meeting is set for Wednesday evening with the Trades and Labor council invited.
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Fede Labar Unio
AT. Telia
H.W. Ench
I. Tranks
Trades and Labor
Madison and Jefferson clash in morning vote scene
Fragmented report describes a spattered scene involving Madison and Jefferson in the morning. Details are unclear but indicate a dispute or confrontation affecting a local vote or public event.
Record broke amid wreckage as wagon vaults fence inquiry
A dramatic crash following an explosion at a Chicago heating plant left six dead and five gravely injured. Eyewitness accounts describe a wagon front landing on a six foot fence while chaos spread across the scene. Names linked to the incident appear in scattered fragments amid the damaged report.
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Chicags
Railysys
Alx
Gregor
Jesuly
August Deel
Wilwaukee
Berl
Milwaukee
Sam Butterworth
Miers
A. J. Bulley
Don Kidney Pills and skin ointment ad in Fort Wayne piece
A fragment from Fort Wayne Citizen quotes residents praising Don's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and relief from itching skin conditions. The ad claims a free sample box by Prator Milbur Co Buffalo NY and notes a separate line about automobile baggage and a passenger needing her belongings secured.
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Elitzer
Fork
Wayne
Noan Kidney
Port Wayne
Navy Byenner
Wilt Street
L Wawr
Gerasan Piper
Don's
Meyer Brea
Dead
Om's
Prator
Milbur Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Death of Charles L. Drummond in Fort Wayne Era
Charles L. Drummond, prominent Fort Wayne journalist and labor advocate, died after two weeks of illness including malaria and typhoid fever. Born November 1, 1884, he moved to Fort Wayne as a youth and held editor and reporting roles across local papers. Survivors include his parents and siblings. he was active in the International Typographical Union and the American Federation of Labor. He had won a strong vote in May for the state House race and was a candidate for public office, praised for his speaking, integrity, and dedication to workers’ rights.
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Beye
Matae
Nate
Amare
Lange
Tolanjety
Waielt
Charles L. Drummond
Agin
Che
Bright
Tie
Sal
Pont Fathers
Mit
Wbsqnes
Ate
Livre Haile
Hig Pars
Hundlagian
Cmnpunitar
Fav Prayeli Ag
Swat Fet
Jn Flins
Itvery
St Wats
Pusene
Wien
Auccumbel
Wther
Wonitine
Eddis
Gui
Thuntingtai
Yen
Gestaunen
Cqneo of
Wien Inuoy
Dewsusrcut
Fork Wayne
Inbor
Wiadeadh
Mia
Fort Wayne
Drugitay Anifity
Wilan
Ulate Grant Central Dietaty, Daler
Perry and Vicinity Burials Family Events At Fall Fair
Poor OCR yields scattered names and events from Perry area notices. The piece references funerals, gatherings, Thanksgiving observations, hunting mishap, and local names such as Mrs Duvduyk and Gurnie Enon. It notes social happenings, travel, and a shooting accident with injuries. The fragmentary record mentions community figures and a local Thanksgiving gathering.
Thanksgiving misrule and elopements cloud early town notes
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Thanksgiving event with reference to Aliin Wie and local people in a near Community context. Mentions of Addie and Stein hosting Chankegiving with Arcilla in Cincinnati, and a wedding dispute or elopement involving Swinlen and Mor seny.
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Minsas Addie and
Stein
Thus
Arcilla
Gincinati
Fenn HuBlesrspant Sividay
Bors Wayne
Englists
Sha
Geil
Nm Vave Ciont
Untitled Chicago Market Report Fragments
Fragmented market notes from Chicago describe early activity with mixed futures and commodities. Prices for grains, hogs, and pork fluctuated, with dull trading in several items and small country offerings. Provisions and cotton show limited movement while receipts and quotes surface in a turbulent, OCR-scarred update.
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Chicago
Bec
Yale
Gary
GiDye
Bilgtig
Attica
Shade Ilghey
Betty
Witchangul
Unclear market figures and loopy odds from Chicago notes
Fragmentary OCR passage lists odds and prices such as 2.00 and 4.50 with references to people like Mariel Hendy and items described as heavy or palom, alongside scattered monetary figures and times. The text is muddled with misreads and lacks coherent events or names.
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den Gatlin
Aly Steady
Ladbuckenet
Uerina
Teene Hou
Herters
Ringo
Mariel Hendy
Mhert
Hwehovs
la Vhalee
Local Industry Notes and Market Items
Fragmented OCR text outlines assorted business and factory references, pricing hints, and equipment mentions. No coherent event or clear names emerge to form a solid news item.
SORT WAY MAREE corvectell Weekly by Fall Wayie
Mary complains she will not be helped and accuses her husband of neglect as she is urged to prove her case. A fragmentary dialogue suggests a domestic dispute over child care and custody, with phrases about bringing up a child and a tense exchange between Mary and her husband.
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Mary
Meyer
Todd Yydar
Tong Hough
Admits the Grave Crime and Sureties Case In City
A damaged OCR fragment describes a case in which Yonry Olger and a 15-year-old daughter are involved with questionable sureties. The text mentions financial terms, interest, and a court note addressing a debt. It references a delay or dispute, an appeal, and appearances before a president or presiding official. The fragment includes names like Fay Bamiel and Julia Twardalt, and hints at an arrest or courtroom action with a tense confrontation.
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Yonry Olger
Lite
Flue County
Ae Tar Daly
Otyer
Otha Wan
Olger
Vanity
Randall's
Cedarville
Stott
Vestilly
Uae
Adel
Listen to Wife Plea After Suspended Fine
A man named Deane Foy Fine faced a suspended penalty following a domestic dispute. Police reported a morning quarrel, a recorded confession, and court evaluation included a recommended leniency based on the wife’s plea and the defendant’s contrite behavior.
Curfew and Church Schedule Include Prayer Meetings
A local landlord in St Louis enforces a nightly curfew at 10 pm with lights out. The notice also mentions sermons at HD and a 7:30 pm Sunday service. Prayer meetings are planned for Thursday and Friday evenings at 7:30 pm with arrangements at Friendship Hall and Pout W Ramtel & Hall.
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Darne Mi. Ly Circuit
Ertend Ndol
Taylor Sandiyy
Etandard Rime
Grave Handiy School
Dee
Hao P.m
Oalearove
A. Toto
St. Louis
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