General Butler Says He Was Fired for Diary Revelations
Philadelphia moves to recall his resignation and publish diaries that allegedly show Major Kendrick and city officials pressing for lax enforcement. General Butler claims he was dismissed for refusing to shield hotel violations and liquor license abuses at Ritz Carlton and Bellevue-Stratford.
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Philadelphia
Yi GA
Sinediey Ly
Butler
Kendrick
Marine Corps
Washington
John A. Lefecee
Mr. Sendrick
Joseph PL Gaffney
Ritz Carston
Bellevue-Stratford
Walton Hotels
Collision head on in cut leaves three dead
A head on collision near Callard's Cut at Monch's corner killed three men including Mer, Week's, and Engineer Parish of Florene. A relief train aided the wreck site and officials searched for Engineer Withara. The No 76 and No 5 trains derailed their cars, blocking tracks and prompting air and fire response.
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Charleston
Nelud Nedebn
W. Weeks
Secretars
Ware
Nilantic Coast
Caillard’s Cut
Monch's Corner
Letatisfy
Mer
Week
Duster
Nur
Srene
Merpert T. Parish
Florene
Be. Cunming
Savannah
Baxter
Florence
Withara
Pullman
Tero
Noted Author Dead in California Connections
The death of noted author and publisher Harpoman at age 64 is reported. He wrote works including A Man of Peculiarities and a Volume of Poems and had ties to early California publishing. Born in Shun Port Maine, his later life involved literary and publishing activity.
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Calef
Aher Harpoman
Harritian Alee
Arthur
T.seter
Snessa
California
Shun Port
Maine
Freight train derailment near Wisterd Mersiand Railway
The freight team moved to the Wisterd Mersiand Railway near Mourt Savage M2 on November 15. Investigators say a derailment occurred due to a failed brake pipe and a defective hand brake trap, with Engineman Ma Ote blamed for not sounding the whistle and applying brakes.
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Wisterd Mersiand
Mourt Savage
Ma Ote
Clergy Urge Immediate Anthracite Negotiations in Mine Strike
A letter from 16 Catholic priests urges immediate talks between miners and operators in the anthracite strike. They claim most workers favor resumed negotiations, saying dialogue is needed to end disruptions and prevent further economic harm. The priests reference past proposals and insist arbitration be avoided while both sides seek a settlement.
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Scranton
Ie Ae
W. OW. Inglis
John L. Lewis
Privet
Fathrs Tentree
Agres
Atelantic Cits
Daring Hold Up At Pittsburgh Coal Company
Six armed men robbed the Christmas payroll at the Pittsburgh Coal Company, taking $87.40 from a pay car near Mellenauer. The bandits fled in a parked car after exchanging gunfire that wounded guard Gump and immobilized others. Police and deputy sheriffs searched roads across the region for the attackers.
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Pittsburgh
West Virion Rralrond
Mine No. 2
Rearby
Hutton
Library
Hatters
Shergif
Suerch
Anaefort
Colonel Mitchell Offered Lead In United Airways Project
Washington reports Colonel Rey William Mitchell, sentenced to a five year army suspension, is solicited by the Aerial League of America to become general director. The plan envisions 38 continental and transoceanic airways with a goal to establish the first aerial routes and the “Atecites” in the world, including a site at San Marcos, Sonora, Mexico. Mitchell is expected to decline the offer.
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Washington
Tran -Atlantic
Trans Pacale Airways
San Marciak
Sonora
Mitchell
Raids Seize Whiskey Stills and Bottled Goods at Multiple Sites
Police raided several locations including Katine, Inc and nearby streets recovering thousands of gallons of wash, corn whiskey, and an automobile loaded with liquor. Four arrests were made including owners Martin and Joseph Sehuman. Widespread stills were found at multiple properties and one site yielded no liquor.
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Katine, Inc
Node
Mesaner
Bieter
Bark Strats
Loncorntesu
Fracklin Street
Martin
Joseph Sehuman
North Bruce
Wrent
Egultoens
Ma B
NE Owners Launch Workers Federation
A Western Pennsylvania miners’ group forms a new federation disavowing ties to the United Mine Workers of America. Five UMWA leaders critique the move, saying the split harms miner morale and union solidarity.
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NE Owners Launch Workers’ Federation
Pyacwvergh
Dee
Tre Feder
H Beer
Pennsylvaniia
Iy Way
Swale
Statenent Geerel
efPiers
Mermbee
United Ming Warners
Amreica
Po T. Pasar
Estan
Mier
Isomier
United Mine Workers of
Nerva
Unable to parse players into regular lineup and team outlook
The fragment notes uncertainty about regular playing status for players including Ray Schhaik and Eddie Cal lus and its impact on prospects against the Chicago White Sex.
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Unters
Ray Schhaik
Eddie Callus
Chicago
Christmas Cheer Spreads as Local Groups Donate to Needy
Santa helpers and volunteers in Salisbury and countywide deliver food clothing and fuel to destitute families. Schools churches and merchants contributed baskets groceries and gifts totaling hundreds of dollars while the Chestnut Street Grammar School Friends provided six baskets worth 400 dollars. A wallets of charitable funds will continue to aid families facing year end costs.
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Salisbury
Christus
Parents and Teacher Association Wand Papules
Chestnut Street
Grammer Schon
Fire Claims Three Lives At Hotel In Arkansas
Three people died in a hotel fire and a 6 year old girl was critically burned. The father and mother were among the injured in the blaze in Arkansas. Names given include Jem Wall and Beatrice Terry with other victims unidentified in the report.
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Ila
Rheny
Jem Wall
Lore No
Buckner Targets New York Night Haunts Before Christmas
Federal agents begin a 20 day notice period to shut down nightclubs cabarets and restaurants in Manhattan's 41 White Way area amid holiday patrols. Buckner says several venues faced prior actions and that some patrons were enticed by costly renovations and Christmas invites.
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New York
United States
Buckner
Charleston
Necka
Boehner
Crenhiad Tren
Antietam Fire Company Jorettes Save Home After Christmas Blaze
In Hagerstown Maryland members of the Antietam Fire Company Jorettes raced six miles to a call from Beavercreek and saved the brick residence of Qurar Karnes. The fire began in an annex to the tenement and was checked when water pumped from a well extinguished it with only minor annex damage.
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Hagerstown
A. P
Antietam Fire Company
Christmas Services at Bethesda M P Church Highlight Pageant
Bethesda M P Church announces Christmas services with morning worship featuring The New Born King and Brightest and Best of the Sons of the Morning sung by the choir. Dr Ship will discuss The Christmas. Evening music includes Calm on the Listening Ear of Night and Christmas by Shelley and The Infant King. A 25 member Sunday School pageant presents the Christmas Story from St Luke.
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Bethesda M. P
Reer
Harker
Buck
Shipa
Shelley
Neidlinger
St. Luke
Robber Snaps Cash From Store Before Christmas
An armed man robbed a New York City store just before Christmas, stealing about $400 from a cash drawer as Pauline Turner and her sister begged for mercy during the three minutes he was inside.
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New York
Benadway
Pauline Turner
Hep
Lin Jlon
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Chret
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United
Charities Acre
Gsed
Christman A.teibutten
Christma
Alasmoe Ata Fea
Fiuh
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Charman
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NIGHT
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Noterion Society and Theatrical
Wadlock
Kevenever
Bethesda Church
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