Clothing Strike in New York Shoots for Settlement
New York December 21 Estimates vary on the men and boys garment strike the biggest in ten years. Up to date 60 percent in Newark reportedly obeyed the order. Rioting occurred at Peck and Dalmosky shops with twenty arrests. The White Goods Workers union aims to join and the Women's Trade Union league pledges support. A toy pistol incident left a girl in critical condition at St Anthony's hospital. A promise of a British ambassador’s peerage is noted for tomorrow.
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Earer
New York Clothing Trade Association
Ite
Chamber of Commerce
J. J. Bealin
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
W. R. Corwine
Benjamin Larger
United Garment Workers of America
W. C. Rogers
Albany
Rochester
White Goods Workers’ Union
Mixx Mars
Diveser
Line
Refugees Perish Amid Turkish Attacks in Epirus
Dispatches report a Turkish force under chieftain Hekir Agu devastating the Zagori and Janina districts in Epirus. Warnings say a warden and children were massacred, churches burned, convents destroyed, and refugees retreating to forests die from hunger and cold.
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Hekir Agu
Zagori
Epirus
Dourahan
Janina
Kaiser Moved by Death of Foreign Secretary Waechter
Berlin reports the German Foreign Secretary Pierz Von Kiderlin Waechter died of heart disease in Stuttgart while visiting his sister. Possible successors named include Baron Von Wanverheim and Count Jo rnstorf, with the Kaiser sending condolences to Waechter’s sister. He was viewed as an important statesman in a tense European scene.
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Stuttgart
Baroness van Ammingen
Pierz von Kiderlin-Waechter
Germany
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Baron von Bieberstein
Constantinople
Atheny
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Jernstorff
Washington
Iis
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Werr von Kiderlin-Waechter
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Mortimer Deposed as Priest by Bishop Rhinelander
Philadelphia clergy report The Rev Dr Alfred G Mortimer was removed from the priesthood by Bishop Rhinelander after resigning last week as rector of Saint Marks Episcopal Church. The unfrocking occurred before two church priests in accordance with church canons.
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Philadelphia
Alfred G. Mortimer
Rhinelander
Miners die in Fernie avalanche and post rules take effect
Six miners perished in an avalanche near Fernie British Columbia as parcel post regulations go into effect at midnight. Other items note Britain may end the Anglo Chinese opium agreement if tensions remain and Miss Bessie Townsend appointed city comptroller of Atlantic City.
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B.C
Great Britain
ITT
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Atlantic City
Decoy Letter Unravels Anthony Amid Insurance Fraud Case
New York avocat Dean Claire Webster Anthony, son of Frank W. Anthony, faces 14000 bail on an awindling charge linked to the Metropolitan Insurance Co of Philadelphia. He was seized in his New York office after a decoy registered letter from Philadelphia led to his arrest as he attempted to affix his signature in the postman’s book. Authorities had pursued him for months.
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Dee
Claire Webster Anthony
Frank W. Anthony
Metropolitan Insurance Company of
Philadelphia
Peace Conference Adjourned by Balkan Allies
Balkan delegates express weariness as the peace conference adjourns in the St James Gallery. Turkish envoys await Constantinople instructions on Macedonia and Adrianople, with no immediate moves expected until tomorrow. Delegates urge quicker exit, noting Ottoman hesitation to finalize treaty terms.
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St. James Qloture
Macedonia
Adrianople
Constantinople
Osman Nizami Pasha
Tehataldja
Dope sellers condemned as court upholds medical board
In Fort Wayne Dr Honus Neiswonger loses appeal as state board revokes license for cocaine and heroin sales to addicts. Dekalb circuit court judge expresses moral outrage at drug traffic, case sent to Allen county for trial. Memphis robbery details include homicide and theft at a rural home near Metropolis.
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Paoli
State Board of Rec
Honus Neiswonger
Fort Wayne
Frank M. Powers
Dekalb
von Men
Neiswomger
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Hin
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Nedswonker
Mioris
Allen
Hidden plunder cache found near South Bend field
Four small beers were used as a cover in a field outside South Bend to conceal jewelry worth nearly 1000 dollars and 200 dollars in money that was not found in a brush pile. investigators believe the site held stolen goods from last week.
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Ind
South Bend Bames
Stevenson Relative Fatally Shoots Miss Ruth Merwin
In Peomington Florida last night Deeble Adlai Stevenson grandson of a former Vice President accidentally shot and killed Ruth Merwin sixteen at the Stevenson homestead.
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Peomington
Deeble
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Ruth Merwin
Servians Capture Scutari After Prolonged Siege
Reported from Belgrade that Serbian forces have seized Scutari in Albania from Turkish control after a siege of some duration. The event marks a significant development in the ongoing territorial conflict.
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Belgrade
Scutari
Albania
They Skimped the Job in Cowan Post Office Burglary
Robbers at Cowan post office got nothing but pennies, missing about $500 in cash and similar value in stamps. A separate item notes Spain's propaganda pushing laborers to migrate to Hawaii.
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Muneie
Yege
Postonice
Cowan
Tug in distress off New Jersey coast with three barges
The tug Udo The tne Mar garet towed three barges and is in a precarious condition off the New Jersey coast. Life savers failed to reach the tug after their lifeboats capsized. one unidentified body has washed ashore.
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Dee
Udo
Margaret
New York
New Jerseys
Mabel T Buard January Head Executive Committee
Mabel T Buard named head executive of the American National Red Cross Society committee in a January update.
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Won Championship At Expense Of Life Minefields
White miner George Parris of Mate Wan entered a saloon and bet he could drink as much as four men. After accepting a wager with Staulick, he drank forty seven jerries then whisky and six bottles of beer. He collapsed and died within seconds after stepping toward the door.
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Mate Wan
Tert Staulick
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Harris
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Anis
Ten year old thief shares loot with needy as arrest follows
The arrest of ten year old Bitte Cole at 46 Orchard street for breaking into a freight car reveals he stole ten pounds of candy ten days ago. He gave most of it to a widow with five children for stockings and shared the rest with poor friends. The case awaits grand jury action.
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Noo Dee
Bitte Cole
Orchard Street
Young Cole
Weather roundup from U S weather bureaus
Observations taken yesterday evening across the United States show regional conditions and trends as reported by weather offices. Details are incomplete due to the fragmentary OCR text provided.
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Treasury Warns on Gold Mining Co Prospectus Link
Washington reports the treasury department warns investors that the United States Treasury Gold Mining company has no connection with the federal government. A Chicago businessman sent the prospectus to the treasury to check for any government ties.
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Washington
Treasury Department
United States Treasury Gold Mining Company
Chicago
Congress Faces Crisis on Tolls and Arbitration
Washington analysis notes Congress must block canal toll arbitration amid U S Great Britain dispute. Hay Pauncefote treaty cited. debate over free coastwise tolls persists. Mentions La Follette, Mann, and rising opposition to arbitration. Baker of California proposes spending to preserve walnut trees amid past tree losses.
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Great Britain
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Senate
Mann
Tixnite
Presdent
Aet
Andy
Titanic Hero and Presidential Aide Heads Up S
The item notes a feature on a military aide and personal adviser to Presidents Taft and Roosevelt, plus a Titanic tragedy survivor who saved women and children. The paper indicates an upcoming order beginning Friday, January 3, with emphasis on these historical profiles.
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Roosevelt
Strict Investigation Into Ring of Junk Men in New York City
A fragmentary report details a probe into a gang described as the Great Ragage for thieves in New York City. The article cites police and government actions, mentioning a chief executioner and efforts to curb criminal activity amid references to sensational terms and health claims.
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New York City
Local Notices and Court Appointments Spark Confusion
Fragmented OCR text shows names of local officials and officers in a Catholic “Fores ters” group, with positions like Chief Ranger and Recording Secretary. Mentions New Albany depositors seeking bonds and scattered references to postal savings, along with garbled lines about poems and court cases.
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Folowing
Joseph Sounder
Oscar Rees
Jurd Lieiss
Peter Conder
Clarence Murphy
Chester Unelubach
James Sruiters
Taste Sentinel
James W. Brown
Outside Sentinel
Monza Lawrence
Michael Schaffer
Janies
Adolph Ringenhur
New Albany
Postal Savings Bank
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Indiana
Notice to Subscribers Clarified Pending Details
Fragmentary notice refers to subscribers and an impending publication action. The readable lines mention verifications and a directive about photos and hosting. No concrete event date or organization is clear from the legible text.
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