Prince of Wales Arrives in United States at Rouses Point
The Prince of Wales and his party will land at Rouses Point tomorrow noon with Vice President Marshall and President Wilson’s representative meeting them. He will stay at Perry Belmont’s home, then attend a private dinner at the ambassador’s home, host Wilson officials, and on Friday November 14 visit the Naval Academy in Annapolis before continuing to Mount Vernon and other engagements.
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Aahiington
Prince of Wales
Ted States
Rouses Point
Ogton
Phealden
Marshall
Wilson
Perry Belmont
Haa
Bean
Lansing
Sien Il
Iriday
Mount Vernon
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Mob silences union leader in Johnstown incident
John Browne Workers left headquarters and planned a conference in Indianapolis with district officers and the international executive board after acting President Lewis called. Local authorities allegedly blocked AFL organizers from labor meetings, demanded they depart under threat of violence, prompting a request to Governor Sprowl to restore constitutional rights and curb mob rule.
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Johnstown
Arfield
John Browne
Indianapolis
International Executve Board
Lewis
Sfore
Sprowl
Philadelphia
Kinob
Ber of Commerce of
Ofigi
American Federation of Labor
Woh
United Ming Workers of America
Maine
Favor Old Age Pensions Proposed in Commons Report
London authorities report a departmental committee recommends a weekly ten shillings pension for every citizen reaching seventy, regardless of means. The plan would cost an estimated 41 million pounds annually, posing a burden on the budget.
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London
House of Commons
Fly Far in Africa and Mayors Seek Daylight Saving
Two military aviators Jicutasant Patanchan and Major Cheutin landed at Tupis by air from Rabat Morocco after a nonstop flight surpassing 1200 miles. In New Haven Connecticut mayors request the legislature to act on a daylight saving plan, with Governor Holcomb to be asked to call a session.
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Africa
Tans
Jicutasant Patanchan
Cheutin
Tupis
Rabat
Morrocco
New Haven
Conn
Holcomb
Sion
Connecticut
Labor Disputes Reported For Conciliation
November 10 report shows 163 disputes filed with the Department of Labor for conciliation in S Washington. Forty are strikes and 165 involve controversy, with Belgian Congo noted for shifting from reliance on foreign aid to exporting tens of thousands of tons of rice.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Belgian Congo
Auto overturns after striking man near Jefferson
Charles Hemp of near Burkittsville overturned his buggy on the pike east of Jefferson about 6 pm when an elderly colored man stumbled into the road. The man, taken to Montevue Hospital, had broken bones but was not identified. Mrs Hemp was shaken and cut. Deputy Charles Smith found the man was intoxicated and fell 20 feet from the oncoming auto as Hemp tried to avert disaster.
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Jefferson
Charles Hemp
Burkittsville
Montevue Hospital
Red Cross Roll Call Grows with County Help
The Red Cross campaign in the county proceeds with daily reports from headquarters. An extensive list of new city members includes Mrs. Charles Hiteshew and many others, indicating broad local support and ongoing recruitment activities.
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Red Cross
Charles “Hiteshew
Master Philip Hiteshew
Frank X. Staley
W.A. Riddell
Joseph D. Baker
Nannie Knott
W. B. Delaplaine
James E. Doe
Joseph MecDiott
Jennie Dansberger
Rose Birely
W. E. Filler
James H. Harris
Charles 8. Wilson
J.M. Newman
Oscar Rhodes
Lewis Fraley
W. H. Gels- Ibert
Allen Quynn
William*c. Birely
Elizabeth Newman
H. B. Parker
Henry A. Hahn
Merle Moberly
le J. Doub
Ann Schley
Kate Johnson
J. D. Hendrickson
George Wilcoxon
F. ‘H. Hedges
George ‘Dennis, Jr
Alice Shope
George T. Baumgardner
Grace Baumgardner
Geo. C. Dol
Mary Tygon
Harry H. Kolb
Jesse C. Ramsburg
Claggett Remsburg
Jacob Engelbrecht
H. L. G. Kieffer
Helen Page Williamson
J. Travers Thomas
Elizabet Knott
Carol James
James E. Doll
Emma Palmer
F. A. Oberlander
W. W. Pickett
A. M. Landauer
F. B. Herring
Emma Newman
Benjamin Rosenour
Herbert Schroeder
Jacob H. Schmidt
Edward Sharpe
W. ¢.Birely
Mary
Sophir Fitzsimmons
A. H. Harvington
Claggett B. Ramsburg
Grace Dixon
Toms
Virginia ‘Williamson
Bernhard H. Williamson
M. G. Urner
Laura Anne Gaver
Ada Stup
C. J. Keller
Calvin Schildknecht
Cordelia Ruddach
Emma Salt
Michael McCaffrey
TW. Harner
Winifred Snyder
A. F.dienes
D. J. Markey
Robert Bennett
C. E. Huntzberry
Paxson
Thomas Haller
Roger F.’ Lipps
F. H. Markell
Annie Haller
D.C. Brish
J. Mc Caller, Jr
John Grove
Potts & Griffin
J.W. It. Carty
Lewis Ac Rice
He Brish
Mary St. Drish
Smite
Charles Sogaloft
Roy
Hiyad
Local Names List Spotted in Newspaper OCR Fragment
A lengthy OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Edna Zimmerman, Daniel Eissler, Elizabeth Miller, Edna Ham mond, Dr James A Long, May Hagan, and many others. The text appears as a partial roster or directory with varied spellings and punctuation, lacking context for a full narrative.
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Gertrude Abrecht
Stanley Shaffer
G. W. Abrecht
Elmer
Munshower
Dorsey Etchison
J. G. Johnson
M. Pisher
Harriet Schell
J. B. Schell
Sr. Markwood Dd
Harp
Leo Weinberg
Amelia Weinberg
Guy K. Motter
J. W
J. Carty
County Auto Fines Exceed Balto City Violations
Frederick county fines for the past week totaled 357 dollars, surpassing Baltimore city fines at 249 dollars. Statewide fines reached 769 dollars, the smallest weekly total on record. Frederick violators include Joseph Gibson Lime Kiln 30 days jail for unauthorized use of an automobile and John W. Anderson 10 dollars for reckless driving, among many others with licenses, registration, or marker issues. New Market and other locales list numerous offenders with fines from 1 to 25 dollars for speeding, no license, or missing registration.
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Frederick County
Baltimore
Frederick
Joseph Gibson
John W. Anderson
N. B. Armstrong
Wilbur ‘Boward
J. W. Brewer
Charles A. Claybaugh
W. Costello
Claude E. Crebs
Margaret, W.crogan
Clarence Fawley
Charles W. Gries
Charles W. Grimes
Fred, Hart
C. A. Harman
Fred
Hart
Ralph Howell
Dudley E. Kemp
Meal Kitchen
William W. Knowles
Christian Kriel
Henry McBride
John T. Nichelson
Jon. T.nichelson
W. C. Poole
Calixa Query
Maurice Solar
Bernard West
E. 5
Wheeler
Donald Gittinger
K. Corcll
Autoists In Tolls and Fines Near New Market
Thomas P. Debeck of Washington was arrested near New Market by Motorcycle Deputy Charles W. Smith for speeding over 35 mph. He appeared before Justice Walconer and paid a $25 fine. S. H. Edenworth of Boyce, Virginia, arrested near New Market by Deputy Smith for exceeding...
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Thomas P. Debeck
Washington
New Market
Charles W. Smith
Farewell Note Hints at Disappearance of Young Girl
A thirteen year old girl from South Connellaville disappears after leaving her school with a note found in woods between Belidmore and Southhelde. The note warns her mother of danger and claims she will be found dead. Police search the area and river, aided by a missing watch and clothing found with the note.
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Mitolng
Connallaville
Beldimore
Southelde
Connellavile
Schucam
Leavidix
Daid
Mabnis
Palles
South Connétteville
Ong
Auto speeders and fines in Zanesville area
A motorist exceeding 35 miles per hour on the Baltimore pike was arrested and fined 25 dollars by Justice Falconer. D E Carnahan of Chambersburg Pa was fined 10 dollars for lacking a registration card. A boy was struck by a car near Second and Market streets. the driver Nicholas Sewell was found not at fault and the case dismissed.
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Justice Maldoners
Costgrave
Zanesville
Smith
Justice Falconer
D. E. Carnahan
Chambersburg
J. Grahme Johnson
Thomas K
Senate Approves First Reservation in League Pact
The Senate approved the first reservation to the League Covenant by a 55 to drive vote with Republicans and six Democrats for. The plan asserts the United States alone judges withdrawal from international obligations and allows withdrawal notice by concurrent congressional resolution. The vote reflected a divided chamber as two GOP members led a stubborn bid to alter the text but ultimately joined in the passage of the reservation.
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Washington
Reservaton
Flon
League’ of Natione
Senate
Foreign Gelations Committee
Wild Reservation
Palra
Missouri
Oklahoma
Smith
Georgia
Walsh
Massachusetts
Chamberlain
Ore
Shields
Tennessee
United States
Teague of Nations
Congress of the
Blind Farmer Johnston Shot Dead After Hunter Accident
A New York Daily report states blind farmer Johnston was killed at his farm when a hunter’s shotgun discharged accidentally as a party of hunters visited. He had faced scarlet fever as a child and had not farmed recently. He died in a hospital from wounds to the back.
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Hunter Gusect
Mia Guin
Harry Johnston
cAvastron
al Huinter
Johnston
Farn House
Tolnston
Vote on Prohibition for Bay State Voters
Bay State voters will have a chance to express views on prohibition at the Ely election year, though national law may render the vote ineffective. The attorney general said the secretary of state must provide the inquiry mechanism. inquiries had come from several cities seeking action.
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Bay State
Hunton
Ely
Willots
Citics
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