Allied Mission To Be Appointed For Governing Finme
The inter allied commission of four generals plans to report recommendations to govern the area of Fiume eventually. Proposed steps include dissolving the nationalist council, replacing it with a new elected council under peace conference supervision, disbanding volunteer leagues, reducing local military units, suppressing the naval use at Fiore, and appointing an Anglo American police force for order at Fiume.
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Inter-Allied Commission of Four Generale
Thalana
Duge Slaven
Fe Nahionstepuneil
Nw Representiiié Coueil
Peace Conferenshal
Fiume Folunteera League
Lativa Mili
Pranch Naval Yuse
Fiore
Iiume
Army Bacon Sale Sells Out Fast Amid Price Cut
A city bacon sale drew eager buyers outside the Produce Company building as prices dropped from 60 to 70 cents to 4 pounds for a dollar. Mrs Margaret Hollard bought twelve pounds as the first purchaser. Mayor and Norris had arranged supply, with demand described as fueled by the lower price. The event continued into the afternoon with several customers hoping to stock up, some noting the bacon’s raisins and other claims as factors.
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Serpriseil Lo Nove
Warimee
Amy Bacon
Norris
Tis
Ars
Margaret Hollard
West North Street
Hey
France
Arrests In Mexico For American's Murder
Laredo Texas reports two Mexican militia officers and two private soldiers have been arrested and formally charged in the murder of American citizen John W. Correll near Tampico. The suspects, Lieutenants Rafael Ruiz and Francesca Gimboa and Privates Blas Viol and Juan Valve, allegedly acted under orders from General Fa von Diaz, a Carranza loyalist.
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Sullntin
Larldo
Wittanea
Moder
Jobn W. Correll
Maeutenants
Ifael Ruiz
Francesca Gimboa
Blas Viol
Juan’ Valve
Currell
von Diaz
Carranza
la Eustogy
W C T U and L T L Meet at Croton Home
The Croton W C T U and L T L met Tuesday evening at Mrs Arkstrang of Croton Avenue. Officers installed included President AIK Chirban, vice president, Ans Orgnay. recording secretary Mrs. Q. 4. Rodgers. treasurer Mrs. Hunter. assistant treasurer Mrs. Winder. The gathering opened with prayer led by Mrs Yeager. Next meeting planned with Dita Anta Hover Af Craton scene.
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Croton Wal
Croton
Airs Ty Arkstrang
Croton Avenue
Tisinese
Wweli
AIK
Chirban
View Pregiment
Ans Orgnay
Rodgers
Hunter
Rensuyer
Winder
Canadian Senate Approves Treaty Amid Debate
Ottawa reports the Canadian Senate approved a treaty after lengthy debate. The agreement covers a set of international protocols and invites phased cooperation between nations, reflecting Ottawa's diplomacy focus and parliamentary assent.
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Canadian Senate
Ottawa
Bent
Ip Troval
Marly Dnciay
Detroit gardeners convention date details unclear
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Detroit gardeners gathering with scattered dates and locations. No coherent event title or clear organizer names are readable.
Personal Notices From Fairmont Ave and Nearby
Local society notices list Miss eybelle Rico of Fairmont avenue visiting friends in Greenville and Wiltinte Free of 4’s guest of Teddy Welsch in Sharpsville and Mrs Janen Gillani of Warren visiting in the city. Many residents travel for visits or return from trips to Chicago and New Jersey, with mentions of other guests at homes along Madison, Croton, and nearby streets.
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Eybelle Rico
Fairmont Aves Nue
Greenville
Wiltinte
Teddy Welsch
Sharpsville
Janen Gillani
Warren
Jpil
Margaret Mieco
Fairmont Ave
Uue
Hite
Wall
Chicago
Mary Isekloa
Cltr
Ralph Meyers
Oroten Avéhud
New Jersey
Allanticube
Coulter
North Hayshest
Porter
Mercer Street
Waterford
Cannan
Daupgiiter Thelmy Jane
Sharpaville
Milla Wheale
Niths
Luzetta Wheale
Boyles Avenue
H. M. Francis
Harry
Harrison Street
Butler
Bessie Parrest
Florence
Alliance
Eriia Walls
Herbert Caldwell
Oklahoma City
Minteer
Noshannock Malis
William Sprhiser
Frank Allen
Whimmum
Daseyly Kelley
Henry Crout
Man Avon
Harry L. Remley
Marshall Avenue
Ethel Ward
Harrys Ward
Highled
Agenuy
Lowihrin
Indiana State Normal School
May Bennett
Wighland Avenue
Pittsburgh
Mte West Pean Hospital
Jack Shaver
Moody Avenue
Andress Hd
Youngstown
R. HH. Kyser
North Cedar Street
John McCready
New Galilee
Mbner Bowman
Loia Ani Alice Thompson
Jackn Mex Gaughay
East Cleynglds Street
May Richards
East Long Avenue
Canton
Cleveland
Sydney Richards
Raymond Texter
Paul Street
Gleveland
David Thompson
Paul Thompson
Pulaski
J. B. Richards
Sarah Moore
Sarah Young
Dewey Avenue
Bilwood City
Ace. Muton and Duster
Seabelle
McKeespart
le Hone
Charles McGivern
East Winter Avenue
Kery
Robert Mayhray
Qaltwoot Avenue
J. CB
Highland Avenue
Tite Mikes
Marie Cummings
Wimington Avenue
C. T. Mfartin
Tiisen
Bark ‘Morisey
Tey Avenue
Ferner
Digihter Weath
G. C. Collen
North Ray
Fairmont Avene
Ray York
Cyornville
Thielenews
Relove Approved and Laws on Major Applications
Relove approved amid lingering objections. The report notes a review of procedures and orders issued to Birnot, with hints of potential drag oath concerns and an orderly path forward for the undertaking.
Decision in New Castle council case names Shanafelt guilty
In a morning ruling the New Castle City Council finds W C Shanafelt guilty of misconduct as a council member. The resolution removes him from office while discussing temporary duties for the remaining term and considers appeal options. The councilries also address redefining unsafe duties between health, fire, and public safety departments.
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Remoyn
Burns
Shana
Newell
Voling
Shanatelt
City of
New Castle
W. C. Shanafrle
Bowie Foun
Counedl
Anil Fis
Suicivit
Lew Chailings
Jcounell
City
Gardner
Litte
Sheenfele
Whaley
Love
Department of Wishit Safety
Rae Shonkl Agsuine
Asanti
Health Department
Department of Public Safety
Slanafelt
New Caabhy
Rew
Development of Language Through Signs and Sounds
A historical excerpt explains how early humans used gestures and vocal sounds to communicate, gradually forming language. It traces from sign and gesture to a shared system of sounds and signs, ultimately evolving into complex speech used by communities.
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Tate
He Burexa
Industrial Mdtication, Inc
Washington, D. Ox
President Voices Confidence After Reception on Campaign Swing
President expresses satisfaction with reception as he campaigns through Missouri and Minnesota. He asserts determination to ratify votes and outlines plan to address opponents, promising a sober, firm tone and readiness to speak on matters of national concern.
Religious and Fraternal Circles Meeting Updates
In religious groups, the First Christian church chairs a rehearsal at 3 oclock. Waraca Cadets of the First Rapist church hold their semi monthly meeting at Robert Boxds home with business and lunch. Attendees include J A Perry John Rote Robert Boyd Frank Hay George Runkle Willion Boyil Elmer Kerr and Haswell Hib. A future meeting is set for Thursday evening September 18 at George Foxs home in Samanr Avon.
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Waraca
Robert Boxd
J. A Perry
John Rote
Robert ‘Hoyd
Frank Hay
George Runkle
Willion Boyil
Elmer Kerr
Haswell Hib Pho Gest
George Fox
Samanravon
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Discharge Snippet
Fragmentary hospital note from Shenango Valley records lists names and discharges. The readable text includes several garbled names and terms like discharges and staff references, with no clear final outcome or dates.
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Shenango Valley Hospital
Oppose Vacating Of Black Bridge Road
City water company and utilities oppose vacating the Black Bridge Road in Carnegie Steel district as railroad seeks to abandon the current bridge. They warn abandonment would disrupt water supply for the Seventh Ward and force costly relocation. Officials consider agreements for access and sanitary works, with a meeting set for Monday at 2 PM at Macener conskinration to resolve the matter.
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City of
New Castle Water Company
Black Bridge
Carnegie Steel Company
Bria Railroad
Ndgb
North
Erle Railroad
Shenango River
City and Water Company
Carnegie Company
Water Company
St. Turna
Jlo
Teche
Variana
Macener Conskinration
Compensation For Injured Fireman Spurs for 16 weeks
Council approved Solicitor Gardner's report on former city fireman H. O. Spurrier who lost a limb in service. He is entitled to 16 weeks of compensation at 1 dollar weekly, totaling 1,590. The record notes dates of injury, prior overpayments, and proposed paper work to finalize benefits.
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B. W. Schroeder
Oworld
Sukroeder
Schroeder
Schroder
George W. Elsey
Gardner
Spurrier
Limon & Lamp Sur
Law to curb railway strikes urged by National Tragic League
Pittsburgh September 3. At the National Tragic League convention officials urged Congress to enact a drastic law to prevent railroad strikes. The proposal would create an eight member board including equal representation from employees owners and the public to handle labor disputes. A key provision would waive the right to strike by railroad workers and could bring conspiracy charges for violations.
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Pittsburgh
Congress
National Traglc League
One Year Ago Today In The War
Fragmented OCR text recalls actions from a past war, mentioning United States troops and various places. The readable segments mention movements around Goria and Virnan with scattered references to troops, a wheat, nylon, and a Frateh carat. The disorder prevents a coherent narrative or solid facts.
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United States
Goria
Deaths of the Day Mrs Rebecca Hankey Sankey
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Rebecca Hankey Sankey at age 84 in Plain Grove township after a prolonged illness. She was born April 24, 1836, in this city to Peter and Eleanne Monty Scolaf and was a member of Plaingrove United Presbyterian Church. Surviving relatives include her father and several children, with funeral arrangements pending.
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Rebecca Hankey
Rebecca Sankey
Plaingrove
Township
This City
Peter and
Eleanne Monty Scolaf
Realty Transfers From Readable Fragments
Elizabeth Barnett to Mallina 2 ung Third ward for $1. Bessemer Linestore Company to Mat Matelich Hessemar for $1. O Wirden et al to Charles W. Biles ax Seventy ward for $6501. John H. Preston to Frank J. Mid dislon et al Third ward for $1. Daylé I. Lantel et ax to Welter Flodon et al Fifth ward for $2. William Cassler by David Shapers Wampum for $2541. David L. death by own action et ux to Mary Harvey Fourth wart for $6200. Elian Rowad et al to Join Jones Union Township for $276. William T. Ruinlerger et wx do Sarah Marker Second wart. William SS. Winn et wr to Andrew Blarkel Sixth ward for $1.
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Elizabeth Barnett
Mallina
Ung
Third Ward
Bessemer Linestore Company
Mat Matelich
Hessemar
O. Wirden Eta
Charles W. Biles
Ol Ax
Seventy Ward
John H. Preston
Frank J. Middislon
Daylé I. Lantel
Welter
David L. Suicide
Mary Harvey
Elian Rowad
Jones
Union Wwnship
William T. Ruinlerger
Sarah Marker
Willum SS
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