Drift in Republic sparks Nebraska vote on labor strike
The piece cites a planned nationwide strike by the Omaha Central Labor Union and related commentary from the Omaha World Herald. It recalls prior 2016 and 1889 events, noting fears of a storm flag and political pressure from Senator Hitchcock over labor laws and debt payments. The article questions Nebraska voters about approving Hitchcock's stance amid debates on national labor action.
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Great Britain
United States
Therincipal
Republic
Omaha World Herald
Hitchcock
Omaha Central Labor Union
Four Brotherhoods
Washington
Gomis
Iitchcock
Adamson
Nebraska
Reed and Gompers in wartime style political mix
Fragmented text discusses Reed as a Democratic figure amid mixed sympathy and potential general election outcomes. It references Samuel Gompers urging British unions to withhold coal shipments, noting weak response and memories of a two year strike. The piece also mentions dissenters and pardons of enemies of the Republic.
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Reed
Missouri
Feln
Wilson
Onder Doe
Sam
Samuel Gompers
United States
Mr. Gompers
Mystery Fire Destroys Store and Living Rooms
A blaze damaged a rear storage and living area of a Ven store building. The front stock of canned goods survived though severely scorched. A large crowd gathered as fire crews worked to extinguish the flames, with the blaze threatening adjacent buildings if discovery had been delayed.
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Kkmes Astl
American Railway Express Company
Independents Take Sweep With Wins Over Huntingdon and Patton
The Indiana Independents won both games Saturday and Sunday. They defeated Huntingdon 4 to 0 at Huntingdon and beat Patton at Patton yesterday. Lineup notes include two-base hits by Farrell Frinch Merriman and pitching credit to Larimer Fraser and Bolger with several strikeouts.
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Indiana Independents
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Patton
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Farrell
Frinch
Merriman
Larimer
Fraser
Batl-Dordan
Bolger
Frajser
Quiet Day in Wholesale Produce Market at Pittsburg
On Saturday August 14 Pittsburg saw very slow demand in the wholesale produce district with minor price changes. Delaware and Maryland cantaloupes flooded the market while apples onions and potatoes were dull. peaches were abundant with wide price ranges based on condition. Track supplies showed 854 cars with fruits vegetables and related goods listed. wholesale prices for apples beans cabbage corn and other items noted along with live stock and dairy figures for hogs sheep calves butter eggs and cheese.
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Pittsburg
Delaware
Maryland
New Yor
Michigan Duchess
Iowa
Marietta
Marylands
Clapp
Jerseys
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Oil and Gas Leases Registered in Various Townships
The T. W. Phillips Gas & Oil Co. forbs filed leases in East Mahoning with W. J. Hughes, Canoe with Simon Henry and R. S. Calderwood, Grant with Jenry Abel, and Washington with D A Slep PY.
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T. W. Phillips Gas & Oil Co
Forbs
East Mahoning
W. J. Hughes
Canoe Township
Simon Henry
R. S. Calderwood
Grant Township
Jenry Abel
Washington Township
D. A. Slep- PY
Starford Mike Pluto Visit Noted In Chambersville
Mike Pluto of Chambersville Wis sating his parents Mr and Mrs Mike Flute Celia Slovensky returned from Lebanon where she was visiting her sister.
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Mike Pluto
Chambersville
Wis
Mike Flute
Celia Slovensky
Lebanon
Agreement Near in Coal Strike Says Official
The 20 week long anthracite strike may see a joint conference soon between miners and operators. Ambitions for a quick settlement rise as arbitration remains stuck, with officials predicting a resolution within days and production resuming shortly after. Washington reports expect a settlement by Wednesday with a return to large scale output.
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Washington
Cleveland
D An nunzio injured in garden fall at Rome home
Gabriele D Annunzio a war hero and dictator of Fi ume was badly hurt today when he fell in the garden of his Italian home. The physician said the injuries were not serious.
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D'Annunzio Hart
Rome
Gabriele Td'annunzio
Fiume
Pope Pius II
Pope Flux XT
Funeral of Mr Rochester
Obituary notes Mr Rochester merchant for decades in Marion Center Indiana County. He served as school director and board secretary, was active in local progress, and held multiple Masonic and Odd Fellows roles. He never married and left two sisters.
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Rochester
Duffie and Rochester
Marion Center
Indiana County
Matian Center
Indiana Lodge
Zerubbabel
Syria Temple
Mystic Shrine
Odd Fellows Lodge
W. S. Shields
John W. Frampton
Punxsutawney
WRECKAGE OF PEACE IN ALL DIRECTIONS
Washington faces seventh week of rail strike amid labor disaffection as White House weighs mediation options. Presidents and cabinet discuss peaceful settlement while Congress resumes, with a looming rail takeover option and a push for a decisive policy. Leaders of sixteen unions meet to chart stance as shopmen reject seniority board offer.
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White House
Congress
Harding
Washington
Stone
Doak
Sheppard
Robertson
B. M
House
Capitol
Allisons Met Near Arcadia Reunion Highlights
A reunion of the Alison clan and friends was held at J. F. Allison’s near Arcadia. Morning impersonations by Mrs. A. Moore and Dayle Wissinger. Luncheon in the orchard. Afternoon athletic events by the younger crowd. Attendees included W. H. Patrick and daughter Dorothy and son Don of Alliance. John Wissinger and son Doyle of Bear Run. Dora Yireline of Alliance. Dr D G Yingling and sons William and Richard of Johnstown. A V Moore and daughter Margaret of Westover. A B McCully and daughter Lurline. A C McKnight and daughter Mildred and son Lawrence. E L McKee and singer Orn and Cloyd and daughter R. L. Allison of Youngstown. Carl De Armin of Cleveland. Ray De Armin of Alliance. Read the Gazette classified.
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Alison
J. F. Allison
Arcadia
A. ¥. Moore
Dayle Wissinger
W. H. Patrick
Dorothy
Don
Alliance
John Wissinger
Doyle
Bear Rule
Dora Yireline
D. G. Yingling
William
Richard
Johnstown
A. V. Monre
Margaret
Westover
A. B. McCully
Lurline
Barnesboro
A. C. McKnight
Mildred
Lawrence
Toledo Wild Woman Refuses To Pay Fine
Helen McCarty twenty four led police on a wild chase through Toledo avoiding a patrol wagon and kiosk arrest as she allegedly drove intoxicated at forty miles per hour. She pleaded not guilty claiming a grudge and was fined twenty five dollars for intoxicated driving and sixteen for disturbance. She refused to pay and was sent to the Detention Home awaiting workhouse if not settled.
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International
Toledo
Helen McCarty
Miss McCarty
Police Cours
Judge. Young
Major Frick Again Honored by Prohibition Era Unit
Major Frick receives renewed honors amid military drills and religious services at Camp Duffy and Colebrook. The One Hundred Ninth and One Hundred Tenth Infantry held services led by Rev. Dr. I. P. Houghton and Rev. Robert H. Gearhart respectively. A rifle match between the units saw Cal Edward Martin’s regiment excel, with Sergeant A. S. Guthrie delivering notable scores at 200 and 300 yards. Final team scores favored the One Hundred Tenth over the One Hundred Ninth, 3,457 to 2,870.
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Camp Duffy
I. P. Houghton
Scranton
Colebrook
Robert H. Gearhart
Grace Lutheran
Jail House Blues Frees Negro Comedian in Cincinnati
William M. Ford, a Negro comedian and director of the "Voting Bean Jazz Babies," was freed after his act of singing The Jail House Blues before Judge Yeatman and Congressman A. E. B. Stephens. He had been arrested for retailing a yellow dress intended as a costume for one of his gals. Weather outlook for Aug 15 to Aug 17 1922 shows considerable cloudiness with scattered showers in Western Pennsylvania.
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Yeatman
A. E. B. Stephens
William M. Ford
Western
Penna
Mrs M Gregir Passes Away in Local Obituary
Funeral services will be held at her late home Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev W J Mekhee pastor of the Baptist Church in the absence of the family. Interment will take place in Greenwood cemetery with Dr B S White of the Methodist Episcopal Church in attendance.
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Cesk
W. J. Mekhee
The
Baptist Church
Rasta
Flev
B. S. White
Methodial Episcopal Church
Greanwood Cemetery
England suffers huge loss from disabled population
England faces a vast toll from sickness and disability with 804,000 permanently affected. Lt Col Freemantle told the British Medical Association the annual financial cost is about 150 million pounds to the economy, plus 59 million for home care and 11 million indirect losses from epidemics.
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Glasgow
Great Britain
Freemantle
British Medical Assoniation
England and Wales
Aielness
Policewoman's Auto Stolen In Philadelphia
Philadelphia policewoman Miss Margaret Walz reported her car stolen yesterday after performing at the Philadelphia Athletes Job revue. A large crowd attended the event, and the incident disrupted her plans to use the vehicle for party work.
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Philadelphia
Margaret Walz
Dance Corker
Miss Wals
Philadelphia Athies
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