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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 21, 1916

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Peace Move Up to Roads Eight Hour Day Crux

Washington Aug 21 President Wilson pressed for an eight hour work day as the basis of a compromise with the railroads to avert a nationwide strike. A conference at the New Willard hotel heard that the White House plans a new proposal after today’s meetings with railroad executives. The session ended with no action until fifteen invited railroad leaders arrive in Washington for further talks.

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Railroad deadlock and possible federal action loom

The article reports a stalemate between railroads and unions over the eight hour day, with talks of arbitration, potential federal mediation or compulsory arbitration by Congress, and warnings of a possible national rail strike. Government steps to run railroads during a strike are discussed, with managers claiming readiness to operate with available crews.

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Two British Cruisers Sunk by German Submarines

London reports two British light cruisers the Nottingham and Falmouth sunk in the North Sea on August 19 by German submarines while scouting for German battleships. One German boat was destroyed or rammed. losses include about 800 men aboard the vessels. A German statement claims further damage to enemy cruisers and a battleship.

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Bathers crowd Sandy Beach at Harrisburg on sunny day

Harrisburg, Pa Aug 21 more than 7000 people enjoyed a hot Sunday afternoon at Independence Island opposite Harrisburg. The Mikehanna river basin, refreshed by waterfront improvements, drew a large crowd with many women in fashionable one piece suits and bathing costumes.

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York bars Negro juvenile excursionists and underage children

Harrisburg officials forbid Negro youths under sixteen from visiting York this week and deny entry even with health certificates. Mercersburg bans children under sixteen from a Sunday school convention due to infantile paralysis concerns, as health authorities issue restrictions.

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