Kiddies May Win Medals In Health Crusade Plans
A health crusade directs 400 children in a graded school program. Participants earn ranks from squire to knight banneret by completing weekly tasks with badges. Miss Harris explains scorekeeping while Des Moines and Cleveland schools report similar crusades boosting lifelong healthy habits.
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Nursuuier
Poetcutay
Lignan
Lonara
Harris
Cleveland
Frankdig
Des Moines
Des Moines Evening Tribune
Fire 19 Boston Cops Who Balked At Duty
Boston police force members are discharged for disobedience during riots on the first night of a strike. Twenty seven others found guilty of insubordination and fined pay or forced to perform thirty days extra work. The report also mentions a historic hurricane event and a maritime passage with multiple unrelated details.
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Boston
Metropolitan Park Commission
Ordera
Cooper Pins Congress On Strike Leader Foster
A speaker attacks William Z Foster and other agitators as threats to American unity. He accuses Foster of anti American rhetoric and ties to I W W influence, citing AFL records and labor publications to claim disloyalty and undermine labor leadership.
September 30 Date For Find Hearing
Iscruitional Newn server AKENBURG Pa Sep 22 September 40 fixed by county courts as date for hearing on demur filed by attorney general to restrain state fiscal officials from paying appropriations to sectarian institutions. Argument will not include anything except the demurrer.
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Akenburg
Ikiuphin
Allogney General
Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions List Fragment
A garbled hospital admissions snippet lists multiple names and addresses including Dert Kina, Norbert W. Ulry, Clyde Mbsen, Marie Adduyenne, Mrs. Gertrude McDow, and John Potter among others. The text references streets like Court Street and South Walnut Street and mentions dates and university linking, but the passage is largely unreadable.
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Delaware
eVenue
ATH OG
Hirgerty
Baimmont Avenue
Norbert W. Ulry
Jalsey
Clyde Mbsen
Marie Adduyenne
Gertrude McDowgh
Court Street
John Potter
South Walnu Streat
Rioting at Farrell Ends After Trooper Clash
At Farrell Pennsylvania on September 24 clashes between state troopers, striking workers, and sympathizers left three dead and numerous wounded. Troopers fired only once, amid arrests and gun seizures as authorities flood the Shenango Valley with troops to quell the strike and prevent further violence. Stores and furnaces face disruption as labor shortages spread to nearby Sharpsville and surrounding districts.
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Citizens Rally to Back Local Authorities in New Castle
Crowds condemn threats by foreigners from Yornestown and Tarrell planning to aid a striker. Speakers urge arrests for threats to private officers and public institutions. A citizen committee will draft resolutions affirming law and order and repudiate alien agitators and sympathy strikes.
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New Castle
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R. L. Wallsoe
United States
Spotting the Spitter in Health Education Talk
The National Tuberculosis Association promotes disease prevention with a unit on spitting in public places. It argues spitting spreads illness like tuberculosis and urges lawfulness and public responsibility to exclude violators. The text condemns careless behavior and calls for deportation measures against lawbreakers.
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Edith Cavell Spy Betrayer Sentenced to Death
Georges Gaston Quien known as the betrayer of Edith Cavell was found guilty of German espionage in Paris. The court ordered military degradation and death for the traitor in a wartime judgment.
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Edith Cavell
Paris
Deaths of the Day Moseley Funeral and Miss Sara Johnson
Death notices describe funeral services for Moseley at 302 Mast Sutton Street Tuesday at 2 PM with Rev. Rinker and Rev. Conk assisting and J Paul Moseley on pallbearers. Interment Graceland cemetery. Separate notice for Miss Sara E. Johnson at 717 East Main Street yesterday at 2 PM with Rev. Yeager officiating and interment also at Graceland. pallbearers listed.
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Mast Sutton Street
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Conk
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Joseph George
Isaac Gearga
Joseph Hagan
Chalmera Hall
Bill- Wis Milter
Graceland Cemetery
Why Things Feel Cold or Warm in a Room
Describes heat transfer and perception of temperature in a room. Objects like tiling and piano keys feel cool while upholstery and wood furniture feel warm due to varying rates of heat flow. Explains the finger heats object and how fast heat leaves the contact surface creates a cold or warm sensation. Also notes wind whistles and sound production via vibration.
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Bureau of Industrial Education, Inc
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Industrie Education, Inc
Asntagten
No Great Failures By American Armies
International News Service reports Major General W G Haan defending American armies in Shig war. He commanded a division of Wisconsin and Michigan National Guards that fought on three fronts. Critics blamed supply delays for failures, but Haan argued his troops, including many young men, achieved strong fighting and endured long battles with high stamina.
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Ten Are Beaten By Steel Strikers
In a Mor Titalent district match at the Comasny plant, about 60 workers gathered as the steel strikers clashed with security. The confrontation ended with ten beaten by the steel workers, including Caninri Ahindi Nowa.
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Not a Word About Labor or Nations From Schwab
Charles M. Schwab head of Bethlehem Steel and forty executives of Chicago Pneumatic Tool refused comment on the steel strike and the Washington conference. After dining at a Chicago hotel Schwab planned to address a convention of engineers, declining to discuss labor matters.
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Washington
League of Nations
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Sehwab
Rio Grande Flood Stage Report Sparks Alerts
International News Service reports Rio Grande at Engle Pass Texas rising rapidly yesterday. Government advisories urge residents and travelers to exercise caution as water levels approach the projected crest near 98 feet.
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Movie Operators Take Examinations
Seven moving picture operators took Utes examination for licenses at the Ely building yesterday. The examination was conducted with James B. Tradidle, inspector for the district, presiding.
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Ely
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Thin Wty
Indefinite period in Midtburgh firm dispute ends
In Altoona on September 24 a local county resolution concludes after a stalemate involving Koko Qiterive and Alteta Briele. Winks Williamsburg is owned by Midtburgh Dine Corporations.
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Bride and Groom Honored at Harlinsburg Infernis Party
Misses Mary and Carrie Copper attended with Mrs. Don Eckson as guest of honor at a Saturday afternoon event in Harlinsburg September 20. Guests enjoyed fancy work, social chat, and a cut glass gift presentation. Refreshments followed hosted by the bride. Attendees included Mrs. Lynn Sterrett and Mrs. Frank McIlwain, along with several Misses.
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Harlinsburg
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Harlanasburg
Lynn Sterrett
Frank McIlwain
Margaret Burton
Clattbell Catteroo
Garris Cunningham
Htel Huot
Effin Richass
Miudred Meltwain
Margaret Peebles
Butler Avenue Boy Is Injured
Herbert Abrey of Butler Avenue 18 was injured yesterday afternoon when a Ford he was driving to tow a broken part on his machine lost control after a steering gear issue. The heavy Ford flipped, causing severe head and eye lacerations, and he was taken to Shenango Valley hospital.
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Etna
Howre
Shenango Valley
Trouble at Buffalo strikes meet rough reception
In Lackawanna the state guard on duty used clubs on two steel company strikers who refused orders. No other incidents reported as the strike zone remained tense and quiet otherwise.
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Po Cyr Tofay
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Pittsburgh Chosen as Convention Site This Morning
Delegates to the Beate Medical Society gathered in Houston today and unanimously selected Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Vet, Rept. 24 as the convention venue. The decision places Pittsburgh as the actual site for the forthcoming gathering with strong support from Beate Medical Society members.
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Five Yergs Rob Mullikin Bank and Escape With Cash
Five men robbed the Bank of Mullikin in Mullikin Michigan early today, escaping with about $20,000 in cash and liberty bonds plus other securities. They cut all telephone wires leaving town before hitting the bank bins.
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Mullikin, Mich
Mullikin
Cgatt
Liberty Bonds
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Avery
Cooper and Local Lodge Member Across Political Lines
In Youngstown Congressman Cooper attacked foe William Z Foster, secretary treasurer of a national steering committee, amid labor strikes. The narrative highlights Cooper's ties to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and his unusual standing as a Tip City Division member while residing in Youngstown.
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Youngstown
William Z. Foster
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New Custly
Youngetown
Tip City Divizion No. 85, Brotherhood of Locomotive Enngineers of
Thin City
German Assembly Set to Convene September 30
Amsterdam dispatch reports the German national assembly will convene on September 30 at the Helehstag building in Berlin Harlin after renovations. Despatch from Berlin notes the Kelchatay Building has just been renovated.
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Paderewski Won’t Quit Poland Leader Says Stay in Power
Premier Paderewski of Poland reportedly considers resignation but declares no intent to abandon the government. He will remain in power until Poland is stable, according to a Paris dispatch. Also noted are Mr and Dirk Frank Glasgow attending the Stameboro fair today.
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Paderewaki
Poland
Donanos
M. Paderawah
Dirk Frank Glasgow
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