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A garbled plea attributed to a political leader defends the League of Nations and the treaty of Versailles. It argues Americans should vote to ratify the treaty and support U S leadership, denouncing opponents and asserting constitutional sovereignty while urging the public to decide in November.
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Washington
Wer
Sof
League of Nations
United’ States
America
League
Congress
Girl breaks back escaping from rope assisted escape
In Philadelphia an escape attempt by two companions ends with three girls climbing down from a third floor using sheets and rope. Myrtle Cash escapes unharmed while Mary Bradley is severely injured and hospitalized, with the other girl also surviving the fall.
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Philadelphia
Brad
Joy
Gwenty
Minersville
Wood Street
Myrtle Cash
Mary Bradley
Myrthe Cash
Margaret Meee
Dewey
Maary Bradley
Steen
Pittston Miners Out Again Ten Thousand Seek Adjustment
Ten thousand miners in Pittston and surrounding areas walkout seeking adjustment from a Pennsylvania coal company. Workers cite grievances and discrimination, voting against proposed terms and threatening further action. The Wilkes-Barre region reports labor tension as the strike continues with uncertain outcomes.
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Penna, Coal Company
Wilkesbarre
Pittston Adners
Esterday
Collery
Stekers
Pittsten Atu
Rien
Cnadnerrs
de Fa
Sieikers
Big Still at Trenton Reveals Unclear Historical Record
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a justice of the peace and police at a Trenton site involving a Joseph and a residence. The text mentions a series of battles and a nickname or title, with unclear references to a Harmar and a Sub Insehleken code.
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Trenton
Gerd
Joseph
Stade
Natoney
Harmar
Arc Slack
Raymondenhances visit with sprinkler bathroom wonder
Eight year old Raymond in an Ost anl village visit in Indiana notes a winter shed scene. He sees a sprinkler can in the bathroom and comments to his uncle about growing big and sharing water. The tale, set in a rural locale, reflects curious observations during a family gathering.
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Raymond
Ostanl
Indiinapa
Tadkuiaipotis
Supreme Court Meets in White House Address October Meeting
The Supreme Court convened in the White House with President Wilson receiving the justices for the first time in weeks. The visit lasted only minutes as the court, after an initial call, adjourned to greet the president and discuss fees amid ornamental Blue Room decor.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Wilson
Cout
Von
State commission to meet in Scranton on October 6
The state constitution revision commission will meet October 6 in Scranton to study the mine cave-in situation. The draft of the proposed constitution is expected to be completed by the committees on style.
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Scranton
Harrisburg
State
Penderghast Identified as Sandy Spring Bandit by 12 Witnesses
Twelve witnesses identify Penderghast as the Sandy Spring bandit occupant of the rig yesterday. He appears calm and well dressed, while others show stress from jail and trial. Crowds fill the courtroom, with occasional reprimands from Judge Skunmond Urner over witness stand levity.
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Penderghast
Sandy Spring
Beitu Ryumunell
Fle
Mitchell
Ams
Adams
Harvest service at Brook Chapel and local updates
Rev Shilke conducted the Harvest service at Brook Chapel with a field and garden offerings altar. Mrs Warren Harley returns from Frederick City Hospital. Charles Bender and family visited relatives near Bethel. Robert Tyler reports corn reaching twelve feet ears are large. Samuel Tyler of Frederick visited relatives in the area. Edgar Zimmerman and family from near Jefferson visited the Tylers.
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Shilke
Gathel
Brook
Lamar
Warren Harley
Frederick City Hospital
Charles Bender Ant
Bethel
Robert Tyler
Samual, Tyler
Frederick
Edgar Zimmerman
Jefferson
Departmental Commitment to Public Duty Statement
A government department asserts it will not bow to uninformed criticism and reaffirms statutory duties to the people of the state. It states the communication to the board may be used as deemed expedient and thanks the board for courteous support in addressing the department’s ongoing problem. Read The News for the news.
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Filure
Genadie National Yerorétuttuin
MUS
Bsonot
Dake
Tre
League of Nations
United States
Ias
Ignt. Vermenemi
Diamond Dyes Ad Promises Simple At-Home Dyeing
An advertisement extols Diamond Dyes as simple for women to use on any fabric or decor item from gowns to draperies and coverings. It claims rich, fade-resistant colors for wool, silk, and mixed fabrics, guaranteed perfect results even for first-time users, and notes a druggist carries a color card.
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