Railway unions accept Wilson plan delay wage demands
Washington February 14 The railroad employes representatives accept President Wilson’s plan to study wages with a wage experts commission and delay further wage demands. Union leaders call a February 28 Washington convention, seeking word from officials closer to members. Directors and Hines have discussed since February 4. Maintenance of Way workers remain on strike with orders to strike Tuesday.
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Opposition Offered To Plans Of Sale Of Old German Ships
A long, jumbled OCR passage discusses objections to proposals to sell veteran German ships. It mentions individuals and groups, including Aly Bhatia and Elaine, and references legal and political actions, uncertainly tracing who supports or opposes the sale and the possible outcomes in a dramatic, debate filled context.
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Unclear historical passage on public figures and places
Fragmentary OCR mentions individuals named Vivian, Me Lestitvanes, and Goenny gall along with titles and ambassadors. References a state, farmers, and a representative, but specifics are garbled.
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Unclear Weather Report Items From Nonsensical Source
A garbled OCR style weather note lists scattered phrases and place names such as Helston and Washington along with unexplained terms and numbers. The text appears largely unusable, containing fragmented terms, dates, and figures without coherent structure or clear reportable facts.
City Board Upholds Quarantine Measures Amid Contagion Debate
A city board upheld quarantine rules and denied a church claim against forced closure due to lifelike contagion fears. Judge Waylon ruled health orders non discriminatory and allowed enforcement to prevent spread while appeals proceed, with officials citing public health authority.
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Board of Health to Consider Removal of Gathering Ban
Board of Health weighs lifting limits on public gatherings as health officials report fluctuating case numbers, hospital capacity, and vaccination progress. District medical leaders emphasize cautious timing while outlining criteria for reallowing events and ongoing surveillance.
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CAN'T RELEASE FLIERS Aviation Debacle and Court Attention
Report outlines a failed flier release tied to a complex plot involving multiple named individuals and locations. The piece notes a potential court case in New York with mentions of AvHinare and Meving and asserts government or aviation department actions as authorities investigate the incident.
Resignation of Dr Schurman at Conus University
The article reports Dr Schurman resigning from Conus University amid board deliberations and university leadership changes. It notes the resignation taking effect on an unspecified date, with mention of the reaction of faculty and the ongoing administrative restructuring.
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Lane Says Wilson Knew of Meetings and Is Guilty
Washington dispatch reports Lane asserting Wilson knew of cabinet meetings. The debate centers on responsibility and whether the President should resign. Secretaries discuss constitutional questions and the impact on administration leadership during the crisis.
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Note to Holland May Be Steps to Conciliation
A garbled historical note discusses potential conciliatory actions involving Germany and the Netherlands, mentioning Britain and Europe, possible territorial shifts, extradition of Germans, and the wider Allied context. It references treaties and frontier issues amid a chaotic, partial OCR rendering.
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Warmer weather expected with Atlantic storm risk
A weather forecast describes rising temperatures and a developing storm center over New England, with a warm front pushing rain and gusty winds along the coast. Forecasters warn of elevated wave action and potential high winds by Saturday, then easing toward Sunday as milder air returns.
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Villa agents seek aid in Mexican border case affair
A fragmented report from Fort Worth describes Villa agents appealing for help amid a border dispute. It cites Abe Herta and others, mentions U S law and Mexican matters, and notes connections to officials and activists. The text references 1807 battles and a trial context, with unclear timing and place details.
Secretary Lansing Quits Cabinet After Split With Wilson
Washington February 14 The Associated Press reports Secretary Lansing has resigned after a disagreement with President Wilson over illness era meetings and policy. The White House accepted the resignation with appreciation, noting no further cabinet resignations are anticipated amid the rift that stretched back to 1917.
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