IMPORTED ITALIANS GOING BACK
Labor leaders claim nearly 200 Italians were shipped out of the region under promises of earning 250 a day and no strike. The company says proper notices were lacking and workers left without a place to stay. Additional notes describe funerals, meetings, evictions, and alleged misuses of aid funds as ongoing unrest continues.
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Pittsburg
Graddock
Mahon
DeLeon
Jonas
Delber
Broadford
Oficer
Avelone
Federation of Labor
Partel
Lytral
Cochran, Sons & Co
Nelle, Jackson
Clariesa
Juniata Niants
Jones and Laughlins
Tyrone
Youngstown labor troubles end as union split
In Youngstown the dispute between tinners and slaters and their employers was settled today. The Tinners and Slaters Union withdraws from the Building Trades Council and the strike ends after a month. Workers will revert to ten hours with wages restored to old levels, while carpenters painters and plumbers remain out in the council amid idle miners demanding a ten cent per ton rise.
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Youxestown
May
Slaters
Tinners’ and Slaters' Union
Building Trades Council
Dynamite at Huntingdon Targets Hungarian Miners
A special telegram reports three buildings housing Hungarian miners at the Hock Hill collieries blown up by unknown attackers. Eighteen men were inside, none fatally hurt. Threats allegedly warned miners’ discharge could trigger further dynamite attacks. Superintendent Bims and the foreman reportedly received letters demanding they dismiss the Hungarians.
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Huntingdon
Hock Hill Colleries
Ruck Hill Coal and Iron Company
Bims
Prominent Bedford Merchant Dies in Farm Accident
The Bedford area mourns Droronn May Janet Carpenter a well known merchant who died after a farm accident yesterday. He was chasing cattle on his property adjoining his store when a fall of lumber struck him causing severe internal injuries and his death.
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Droronn
May
Janet Carpenter
Nard
Waray
Carpenter
Franklin's New Sensation Skeleton of a Woman Found
Fragmented dispatches report a skeleton found buried in nursery grounds with signs of prior placement, a note about ghostly sensations, and miscellaneous regional telegraphs from West Virginia Pennsylvania and nearby towns. The jumble mentions labor strikes, prelate conferences, mining activity, and a prison incident in Ebensburg.
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Disratcn
Fuassuin
May
Theote
Iront bar used in escape noted as Canton council avoids mayoral nominees
The text reports Leonard’s concealed iron bar for escape and Canton’s Republican Council refusing to confirm Democratic Mayor nominations. It also recounts the coroner’s verdict on a death at Lessenring No. Mohan died from wounds inflicted by an unknown person. A preliminary hearing for defendants intendant Gray Mine Boss Callahan Yard Boss Renew was held before Squire Wotton of Dunbar.
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Leonard
Canton
Lessenring No
Mohan
Gray
Callahan
Renew
Squire Wotton
Dunbar
Adrift in a Fractured World With Conflicts and Strikes
A sprawling bulletin lists protests and incidents from Canada to the Adirondacks. Crip actions against Mexicans, strikes in New York and Leeds flour price cuts, labour unrest on Navasea Island and at Mons, jail escapes, and a Germanic string of accidents, ship sinkings, and political tensions. Notable items include the Labor party at Fortune Bay arrests, the Mexicans and a Canadian Pacific earnings rise, and a French Fourmies dispute thrust into the foreground.
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Spon
Adirondacks
New York
Buffalo
Canadian Pacific
Millers’ Association
Leeds
Eog
Cleveland
Navasea Island
Obie K. of L
Cincinnatithird
Emite Zola
Noland
Missouri
Rio Grande
Labor Party
Democrats
San Diego
Newunion
Grover
Carnesville
Mons
France
Newfoundland
Fortune Bay
St. Joe
Delaware House
Wolcott
Senate
Denver
Colorado
Congress
Be Bence
Seca
Heapens
Iquique
Aconcagua
Aconcagaa
Ricicardo I. Trumbull
Congressions
Robert
Minnie
Catalina Island
Trumbull
San Francisco
Fourmi
Fourmies
Labor Day
Cleaning and Health Reform Sparks Local Offerings
A faded column mixes home remedies with public notices and obituaries. The item highlights St Patrick’s Pills claimed to purify the body and mind, alongside a wide scatter of marriage licenses, births and deaths, with names such as McIntyre and Chapman, and residence details across Pittsburgh areas.
Chamberlains Pain Balm praised by Elm Creek postmaster
A Nebraska postmaster and druggist from Elm Creek reports personal relief from rheumatism using Chamberlains Pain Balm after other remedies failed. He claims five years of handling the product with only praise from customers and that once used, customers never choose another remedy.
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Chamberlain
W. Potter
Elm Creek
Neb
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Childres
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Penn Ave
East End
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