Employers push to replace foreigners with Americans in steel and mining
A Franklin Revival News piece argues big corporations seek to hire Americans and limit non English speakers amid unrest in Lawrence county. It cites United States Steel actions, mass dismissals, and mass transfers as foreign workers depart for their homelands. The article claims Black Hand intimidation and bank scams drove foreigners from towns like New Castle and Hillsville, with emphasis on teaching southern blacks and Latin workers to assimilate through strict law enforcement and education.
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Franklin Revuluy News
Lawrence County
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
New Castle
Dlack
Forte
Hillsville
Lawrence Donnlyle
America
Italia
The Real Money King of the American Farmer
The 1907 secretary of culture report lauds farm wealth. It cites total farm wealth revenue at $7,122,000,000, rising above prior years, with dairy, cotton, corn, and other crops valued in hundreds of millions or billions. The piece frames farming as independence and national feeding strength amid volatile markets.
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Wilson
Candidates face live issues in county assembly race
The Washington Observer notes candidates across tickets in the county will be pressed to declare on local option and the Penrose issue. Voters demand clear stands on important political questions to gauge each candidate’s positions and influence in a coming campaign.
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Teyah- Neon
Penrose
Elemen
M Mas
Jocal Optim
Tnt
Mal
Washington Observer
Takahira to Succeed Aoki, Japanese Report Says
A Japanese report states Takahira will succeed Aoki. The article mentions Tokyo and possible appointments, with references to officials and ongoing political shifts.
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Takahira
Aoki
Elks Plan 160 Christmas Baskets for the Needy
New Castle lodge of Elks will distribute one hundred baskets valued at $2 each to the city’s poor at Christmas. The arrangements committee includes W. J. Joe president Lyman Hughes secretary John Ciffutt treasurer and several named members. Santa Claus sergeants at the police station help entertain children who call in.
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New Castle
Sant Claus
The Two Invincibles Coil Liver Oil and Iron
An advertisement extols The Two Invincibles Coil Liver Oil and Iron as a universal remedy for anemia weak blood convalescence and wasting diseases. It claims iron fuels blood strength and that the product supports vitality in adults and children, promoting health for throat chest and lung ailments.
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New Castle
Eleven Year Old Girl Threatens Death Over Unrequited Love
Cleveland probation chief T L Lewis shows letters from an 11 year old girl to 415ven-Olil boy revealing precocious romance. She declares she loves in return and threatens self harm if rejected, quoting jealousy and affection in the unreadable notes.
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T. L. Lewis
Cleveland
Millinery Reduction Sale at McClaran's Goods
Fragmentary ad notes a millinery sale at McClaran's featuring hats, fancy feathers, and military novelties with a push to order Christmas items now. Prices and full item list are unclear due to garbled text.
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McClaran
Arrest of Raheeen Levi in Yousryalw case shocks locals
Raheeen Levi, 20, reported connected to a scene in Yousryalw following a fatal incident. Officials say Abron, identified as a VP, was detained as part of the ongoing inquiry into the surrounding events and financial aspects tied to the case.
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New York
Raheeen Levi
Abron
Yousryalws
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