Exeter police resign over coal strike turmoil in valley
West Side News reports Exeter borough police officers quit en masse amid coal strike tensions. Union men refused to work under a nonunion chief, crippling the force. Chief Sanford Gedies remains employed elsewhere as officers depart, while local routine and community notices follow. The item notes other local movements and events, including funerals, marriages, and weather-impactful activities.
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Sturmerville
Exeterborough
Max Gross
Coal and Iron
Pettebone Coliery
HM. Bubb
Salem Street
Erysipeins
W. D. Howarth
Allen Town Fair
HD. Lacoe
Tunkhannock
Philip J. Leb
Frank White
Providence
Judson Starn
A. Little Henry Miller
Montgomery Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Arthur Stain
L. D. Shelley
Eg. Lox
Jane
Francis
Co. C
Nanticoke
Mary Westwood
Jane Grey
Binghamton
HH. Welles
Tver Street
Forty Fort
Hollenback Cemetery
Wilkesbarre
Trvin Severson
Columbia College
O. L. Severson
New York
Melverne
Exeter
Darrow
Mason Renard
Mis
Emma Tit
West Wyoming
Elisha Titus
W. Bate
Wyoming Methodst Church
Lewin H. Storm
Stroudsburg
Bill J.G. Harris
York Avenue
Fortune Favors in Texan and California News
Gleanings note public health concerns in California and Yukon roads. An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for head and stomach pains with a testimonial from W. D. White of Kennedale Texas. Pills sold for 25 cents at local shops.
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California
Yukon Territory
Goxfan
Davon
White Mountains
Madison
St Louis World’s Fair exhibits listed in government building
The article notes a plaster model of the national capital from Washington and a German electrical exhibit planned for the World’s Fair government building. It mentions a flag emblem designed from the Louisiana Purchase outline and comments on digestive health products and testimonials, including Dr. Holladay’s missives.
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National Capitol
Washington
America
Germany
C. P. Hateld
United States
W. M. Geddes
J. Holladay
Misa
Kodot
Conader
Ays Denain
Farrer, Peck & Roberti
Checks and forged notes tied to London firm case
Disjointed report details forged checks totaling large sums linked to Carneute Company staff. London police court involvement and alleged embezzlement tied to Pittsburgh origin, with references to Carnegie signals and a major fire affecting transfer of funds.
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Carneute Company
London
L. Th. Greig
Sarnesse Steel Company
Blancon House
Polonel Afilara Htunseker
Pitsburg
Carnegie Compans
Amerie
Pittsburg
Mosul
Scotland
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