Italian Workers Reject Radicals and Halt Soviet Dreams
Italian workers push back at radicals after a near unanimous vote, with moderates led by Caragona urging caution. Industrial plants will continue operation while other sectors return to owners, as plans for a soviet regime are dismissed as an experiment. The piece notes observers warn Russia's methods failed to take hold in Italy and fear of success deters bold action.
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Caragona
Italilabor
Italy
Etal
Russia
Italian workers reject radical labor plan say Plain Dealer
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports workers refuse to accept the radical terms, preferring to pursue the metal trades experiment despite hardships. It notes fears of Soviet influence failing to solve industrial problems and praises Italian labor readers who resist radical shifts.
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Qarkvet
Italy
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lost Watch Returned By Mr. J. A. Downing
A small classified notice in the Fair Ground area states a gold Hallmark wrist watch lost Thursday evening near the Fair Ground. John A. Downing of Glen Campbell is the owner who recovered the watch after the ad circulated in Indiana County. The ad cost four cents and successfully returned the valuable timepiece to its owner.
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Fair Ground
Byward
Indiana County
John A. Downing
Glen Campbell
Flag Tournament at Country Club Draws Players
Wyadack led the flag tourney at the Country Club with a 91.5 yard shot on No 2. An drew Wilson was second, one and a half yards behind. The winner received a small cap and a forthcoming rocular mate play tourney is planned with fourteen hole qualifiers on September 16 17.
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Wyadack
Andrew Wilson
Memorial Dedicated At Brookville
A large crowd observed the dedication of a county veterans memorial in Brookville. Some 150 Civil War veterans and other soldiers attended, as supporters from the Home Service Circle and local communities helped erect the monument to honor all county veterans.
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Home Service Circle
Brookville
Are You In Doubt About Painting Prices and Supplies
A report from a leading white lead and oil supplier notes plentiful linseed oil and white lead supplies but uncertain freight rates. White lead production is normal, oil now $2.85 per gallon, turpentine around $2.50, and Devoe Paint prices about $5.00 per gallon. Shipments have been slow yet some color stocks are available.
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Devoe
Winter Weather Prep For Homes And Paintwork
Weather guidance urges protecting buildings with durable exterior paint before winter. Sealing surfaces guards against rain and wind, avoiding unprotected walls. Avoid open windows during storms, plan painting for mild months, and ensure coatings withstand cold and moisture.
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Turer Subi
Sialem
Tj Williges
Beers Receives Distinguished Service Cross for Valor in France
Clyde Beers, mechanic in Co. 110th Infantry, 28th Division, earned the DSC for extraordinary heroism near Soroy France on July 2 1918. He braved heavy enemy fire to recover and distribute ammunition from wounded soldiers, making multiple trips to aid the front line and inspire his comrades.
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Clyde Bears
110Th Infantry
Soroy
France
Bas de Crimpelies
Trent
Chauchat
van Crey
Mechanic Beers
Gy Orner
Secretary of War
Peyton
D.C. Harris
Explosion death toll climbs in unrest probe
Reported explosion injuries rise to 33 with one serious condition. Property damage estimated at 2.4 million dollars. Government agents compile lists of known dangerous anarchists as the federal investigation, led by William J. Prynn of the Secret Service, continues. The device is believed to weigh over 100 pounds.
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United States
William J. Prynn
Unit of
States Secret Service
Ohio Supreme Court to rule on work incident compensation
A Columbus case asks whether a death by lightning after a worker left a saloon for a beer is within the course of employment. If yes, widow Flora Theta of Dayton would receive compensation under the Ohio Workmen's Compensation Act. The State Industrial Commission says no, and Mrs Theta has appealed to the state supreme court from the tribunal in Dayton.
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Columbus
Ohio
Beppe
Ohio Supreme Court
Qheestian
Flenoratheta
Dayton
Mes
Thartuiin
Supreme Court
Harkoie
JOLT
Wage Reduction Pact Reported at Norristown Mill
Two Sandyed female workers at Herbert Lessons Mills in Conshuhoacken Norristown district agreed to a one percent wage cut to avoid stoppage, per L. Hinbert head of the board. The plan aims to keep operations running as some workers fear layoffs and the plant may halt if no concessions are made.
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POE Adelwhea
Herbert Lessers Mills
Lo S. Hinhert
Terbert
Atanasi
Conshuih Norristown
Seid
Quiet Serre Marriage Unites Local Couple in Wellhawwe
The couple Fo Thalean of Vautiergritt and Migs Bhawhe Lark of Iadiana were wed Thursday at 2 pm in a private ceremony at Rev. Chalmers G. Morrow's residence on School Street. The event took place in Wellhawwe County with the First United Presbyterian Church pastor officiating.
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Thalean
Vautiergritt
Iadiana
Chalmers G. Morrow
First United Presbyterian Church
School Street
Father and son mauled by rampaging bull in Indiana farmyard
Elder Snyder and his son were attacked by a mad bull on their Indiana farm. The elder was severely injured, suffering broken ribs and facial wounds, after a butcher delayed firing to avoid harm. He was taken to Indiana Hospital in serious condition but later reported resting comfortably.
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Y Vang
Onhia
Snyder
Mr. Snyder
Buter
Indiana Hospital
One Slayer Pleads Guilty in Rural Court Case
Indicted farmers Wehrum Fulmer Heimer Citys Trewin Ty yeer Rochester Mills JC Boring Glyde A M Thomas White township Thomas Lucas Nolo H A Fennell Park wood and Tony Tarantino appeared in court yesterday and pleaded guilty to wanton pointing firearms. Samuel Gray was tried for dynamiting Samuel Profligi’s store in Dixonville. testimony was offered and the jury, after late proceedings, returned a guilty verdict against Gray in scan ner and form. No sentences have been handed down yet.
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Wehrum
D. W. Fulmer
Heimer Citys
Trewin ‘Ty Yeer
Rochester Mills
JC. Boring
Glyde
A. M. ‘Thomas
White Township
Thomas Lucas
Nolo
H. A. Fennell
Parkwood
Tony Tarantino
Samuel Gray
Samuel Profligi
Dixonville
Great Sunday School Contest Continues With Attendance Credits
Great Sunday School contest continues with Cradle Ball and Home Department included. Attendance credits awarded after members attend two Sundays during the contest. A three member committee will compute records and determine the winner. Reward for the winning school may be arranged later. progress updates planned.
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Hth
Oregon Women Must Tell Ages Under New License Law
Oregon women, granted suffrage and marriage rights, face a new duty under the motor vehicle license law. Applicants must reveal age and date of birth in addition to other requirements, as the law expands toward full disclosure for all applicants.
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Oregon
Salem
Gre
Learnard Named Chief of Staff for First Army
Boston report says Colonel TL Learnard assumed duties as chief of staff of the First Army, relieving Lieutenant Colonel S C Shatlie. Learnard previously served as adjutant general with Brigadier Edwards, and acted as chief of staff earlier during the war period.
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Boston
TL Ch. Learnard
Duklus
First Army
OY piRy
S.C. Shatlie
Hossimneil Va Cau Yeynes Ishand
Learnard
Wiilitng Academy
Aedwards
I Pianuna
Ouder Hua
Vier Makes Good Stolen Liberty Bond Case
In Boston on September 17, Albert Andrews received six months in the House of Correction after a forced $400 check plus a stolen Liberty bond. He had been charged with forging and issuing a $400 check a month earlier and was given a suspended sentence on restitution conditions. The partial restitution involved presenting the stolen Liberty bond.
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International News Service
Boston
House of Correction
Siaence
Albert LE. Andrews
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