Nationwide Telegraph Strike Affects W U and Postal
Reports from seven divisions show traffic clear at Western Union while Postal Telegraphers strike spreads. In New York City operators walk out, with Chicago reporting mixed effects as the nationwide stoppage continues.
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New Yori
Newcomb Carlton
Western Union
Burleson
Mr. Carlton
Costal
Chicago
Swika
Westar Union
New York
New Yoms
wUnion
Jeff Meir Keys
Kew
Uie Commercial Telegraphers' Union
Matery
Ally Statement
Offiginis
Fragmented regional notices mixed with accidents and politics
A tattered OCR read mentions a seven year old drowning in a river, a shooting in railroad yards, and various disjointed items about coal regions, a Dover Obie, a midland birth, a guilty verdict, and political talk. It reads like a garbled collage of names, places, and events with no clear focal point.
No Effect Of Wire Strike In This City
News report states New Castle will feel little impact from the Commercial Telegraph Union strike as Western Union Postal and related services continue with minor delays. Press wires are not affected. telegraphers in newspapers remain in sympathy with strikers, under a contract lasting until July 7.
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Commercial Telegraph Union
Hay
New Castle
Western Union
Postal
Lelefran
Hoth Ofiens
Ag Tismil
Z. Konenkamp
American
Irita
Keon
Konenkamp
Loywhide
Gar
International Newa Association
Prosa
United States
Court dismisses exceptions on Elbwood-Wanpum road case
Judge Emery this afternoon dismissed exceptions filed by C. P. Brown to the grand jury's favorable report on the Elbwood-Wanpum road. The roll is made absolute and county commissioners are directed to proceed with the road as quickly as possible.
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Emery
C. P. Brown
Elbwood-Wanpum Road
Second Boy In Accident Passes Away
William Everit Magellan died yesterday afternoon at a Shenango Valley hospital becoming the second casualty of a single incident when a D P rain collapsed on three Junior Republic boys Monday night. His mother received the body in Franklin for burial. He is survived by his mother Mrs Hazelton, a Mrs Sousa of Franklin, two brothers Albert of North Jackson, and another brother in the army. Another boy, Dan Thenmond of Sharon, was believed still living at press time with slight hope of recovery.
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William
Everit Magellan
Shenango Valley Hospital
D. Rand P
Republic
Franklin
Illa Me Hazelton Te
Wnr
Sousa
Albert
North Jackson
Dan Thenmond
Sharon
Davison Got Peace Treaty Says E Root Opting Closed On Lumber Co Site
Washington June 11 Henry P B Davison of J P Morgan and Co provided copies of the peace treaty to Wiby Root former secretary of state and chair of the senate foreign relations committee. Root testified that the treaty is public property and Germany gave the document to the United States. Meanwhile a lumber company has closed a site on Tahernagh road and plans to transfer deeds by June 17. The Tabernacle site is tied to attorneys Rufus McKinley Samuel Pearson and Audrey Quyncough Brides and the Mahoning Valley venture plans to operate a new cement foundation near Central. The report ends noting Mr and Mrs Harry Stardovant returned from a wedding trip to Washington.
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Davison
E. Root
Lumber Co
Washington
Henry PB. Davison
J.P. Morgan and Co
Wiby Root
Senorant
Stte
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Root
Wilson
uEgCesign
Lumber Corporion
Tabernacle
Rufus Mckinley
Ammel Pearson
Audrey Quiyncough
Amn
Tumber Company
Fovation Os Rentral
Mahoning Valle Company
Chi
Roumanians Clash In Moravia Street Fight
In Moravia Street a brawl erupted among Roumanians and locals ending with several arrests. Officer Taheh arrived as a homemade stone-wrapped weapon smashed at a man’s forehead causing injury and gas. Names of those arrested included Dray Natovan Seaton Mulzord Vesta Kets. each posted $10 forfeits.
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Tot Moravia
Taheh
Che Polies
May Theodore Ukra
Canton
Jig
Bukew
Insurance Agent May Be Alderman
Charlie O Pennell an tour amen agent in the city may be chosen to fill the vacancy in the Second ward aldermanic seat. The office was vacated by the resignation of Alderman W B Morrison and will be filled by appointment of Governor Sprague ahead of the next election.
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Charlie O' Pennell
Wat Offires
Adderman
W. BP. Morrison
Sprand
Morrison Alderman Faces Trial Over Detective Fees
Detectives defend action in alleged payoffs connected to a case involving Alderman Morrison. Key witness Wheelock testifies to arrangements with the alderman for fines and costs, with Brockobiten and Miss Fleckenstein cited in papers. The case centers on alleged payments and the councilman's role in settling a disorderly conduct matter.
Lawrence County School to gain large new facility and athletic plant
June 11 New Wilmington reports that Westminster College will receive a 1500000 expansion and major athletic facilities within the year. A building committee was named at a trustees meeting to oversee plans and equipment for the new dormitory and athletic complex. Members include Reed Kennedy, John Nelson, Ditteharchs, J.J. Porter, A.W. Robinson, and James A. Chambers, with Charles Wallace as consultant. Prominent Western Pennsylvania leaders support the project.
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Haroln
New Wilmington
Woestmingter College
Reed Kennedy
Homestead
John T. Nelson
Ditteharchs
J.J. Porter
Pittsburgh
A.W. Robinson
James A. Chanbers
New Castle
Dee W. Charles Wallace
Aufiirs
Pennsylvania
Tepe O
Investigation At Bessemer Is Completed
Detectives from New York, who were in Bessemer yesterday, completed a preliminary review of the information gathered. Chief Jimus J. Finnerty of the Bessemer force and Captain Regan of the Beak squad provided details. No new facts emerged. Finnerty confirmed that prior inquiries will continue. Frank Revlon, son of TM bape Out, returned home after a year in France with the signal corps, reporting participation in several battles without hospitalization.
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York
Bessanmer
Teesemer
Dea
Utis
Wesset
Jamie
Frank Revlon
Bape
France
Frank
Allah
Signal Corps
Chateau Thivryy
Prey
Inab
Richards Holds Some Bonus Checks
A garbled OCR item mentions Richards and bonus checks amid scattered names and locations. The fragment references a city, individuals, and a Wall horses phrase, but contains no clear events or outcomes to verify. The readable portions imply a local notices style without coherent narrative.
American Can Co Plant Resumes Full Operation
The American Can Co plant in Mocican will resume full production Thursday after a period of reduced output. Superintendent Dietrich expects all departments to run at full capacity tomorrow morning, with about two thirds of lines active today as a transition.
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American Can Co
Dietrich
Mocican Can Company
Phinb
Mene Hines
Data
Sal
Property Rent Claim Notices Contested by Residents
Fragmented OCR shows a dispute over rent, with names Aarlette Mages and Lieut Maceriti linked to Mulberry street property. The note references a lease, monthly amount around $10 to $200, and ongoing continuation dates. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
College board members elected to four year terms
The college board members Pieter Pittsturga Japtes Lockhart of Pittsburgh were re elected to succeed themselves for four years. A major decision raised staff levels and granted substantial salary increases. The board approved faculty salary revisions and recommended deg ree conferrals. The Westminster student body backed royal support and a campaign to raise seventy five thousand dollars.
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Pieter
Pittsturga
Japtes Lockhart
Pittsburgh
College
Taewlby
Fiealey
Wallace
Ida
George A. Saveunin
Iidan
Heyy
Rey
McElwen
Wm Bey
I McClarkin
Presbyterian
Wissel
Death notice from Tre Tinad County area charts
Fragmentary obituary note lists individuals including Mai, Willi Byerdt, Tigerton, David Benjanin Dowdheart, Arlington Ayaa, Vary Siewley in Tre Tinad County. Details unclear due to damaged OCR. readable names indicate a local death notice.
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Mes
Both Mai
Wakyine Township
Willi Byerdt Tigerton
Kein Taya
Ewtn Cop
Phew Mayla Vaya
David Benjanin Dowdheart
Arlington Ayaa
Vary Siewley
Coumty
Tre Tinad
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Fred P. Ciwallis
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