Former Ruler Proclaimed Hungarian King Amid Turmoil
The ex-emperor Charles of Austria arrived at Oedenburg on Friday afternoon by air from Switzerland amid reports he planned to advance toward Budapest with Burgundian backing. Provisional authorities formed by Burgundand in Charles's interest, led by Count Julius Andeassy, aim to move into Hungary. frontiers, railways, and telegraph lines were cut as troops and police tightened vigilance near the frontier.
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Oedenburg
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Charley Ta
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Switzerland
Chasen
Storm Warning Issued For New York and Ontario Ports
A weather bulletin warns of a developing storm system expected to impact coastal New York and Ontario areas this morning. Mariners are advised to avoid vessels near the Swan passage and northern approaches, with caution urged for routes toward the northwestern Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico.
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New York
Caribbean
Gulf of Mexico
Funding Bill For Rail Debt Cleanup Contested
A fragmented item notes a funding bill totaling 8.5 million dollars linked to railroad debt relief. The text mentions Senator Camas, a Republican from Jows, and describes opposition or debate over the bill and its funding amid concerns about cancer accumulations and related issues.
Canadian schooner wins first race for fishermen's trophy
Halifax Oct 22 Blue Nose of Tannecnburg won the first race for the fishermen's trophy in a windward dash of twenty knots. Gloucester’s Hise was second after half the course, with Blue Nose leading by ten minutes early. Captain Marty Weich seeks to recapture the trophy as prize money totals 1,000. The race continues Monday if needed.
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Cnburg
Gloucester
Lid Leen
Marty Weich
Linginary
Steotakes
Windiward
Weather Outlook Fair With Normal Sunday Temperatures
Sunday’s forecast calls for generally fair weather with temperatures near normal across the region. Winds light to moderate from the northwest. A system in the Caribbean may bring unsettled conditions later, but overall the day should be mild with highs around the mid thirties in some coastal areas.
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San Anton Saul
Buren
Elton Watt
Coe Tin
Crnethhrun Sea
Che Venti
Gulf of Mexico
Swan Islands
Morslig
Snowieg Norte
Yucatan
Washington
West
Thales
Curhon
Witle
Decision Upon Silesia Forces Wirth 10 Quit
Dispatch reports that Wirth's cabinet resigned amid a crisis over the Silesia dispute. The fragmented text hints at Poland’s apportionment pressures and German government fallout as leaders debate a settlement and potential changes to the cabinet.
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Silesia
WIRTH
Japanese Armament Ship Disaster Amid Storm Rescue in Atlantic
A damaged passage reports a Japanese armament vessel struck by a fierce storm near the Atlantic, listing heavily as passengers struggle aboard. Medical crews battled injuries while the vessel twisted, crew and travelers clinging to wreckage and lifeboats as the ship began to break apart.
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Thairsbay Aviek
Adler
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Canina
Avina
Dietarlisien
Yoko
Thieves Steal Across City in Patchy Reported Jewelry Heists
A fragmented police log recounts multiple thefts across streets including Ban Autonin and Pine Maddware Comhan area. Items stolen include a leather hand bag and raoting pager, with various addresses and witnesses noting break ins and suspicious activity.
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Peuitl
Neti
Alamo
Victoria
Ately
Arnel
Iy Line Mawaled
Doctor is killed in Alva near mill town, mystery unfolds
Fragmented OCR shows a doctor shot in the head near a Middlesboro area. Reports mention a large crowd, a doll, and a deputy’s description of a suspect as a man with a white hat and a different headline tone. Local authorities search Milawa and nearby towns for clues as dawn breaks.
Brotherhood chiefs discuss citation to attend conference
Associated Press report from Cheveland outlines a conference among leaders of railway unions including Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen, Tailway Contractors, and other groups. The meeting covers wage cuts, travel notices, and potential strikes affecting railroad labor nationwide.
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Brotherhood
Associated Pets
Cheveland
Oak
le Aeire
Ltg Fixe’ -Pailroad Transportation
Thiely
W. G. Ter
Brotherhood of Thulford Valumeny
Warren
S Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Frees
W. S. Carter
Lrotherhood
Miremen
Taginenen
Tiday
Sheppard
Grdex
Tailway
Wer
Chicago
Tre
Low
Watkowt
Menshars
Tve International
Great North Cit
Naan
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Xeuvicg Ndt
Gerrinpekne
Frere
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Lee Sunday
Sail Veneal
Adamson
Ulko
W. G. Ton
Lee
Keene
Mir
Rail labor dispute yields to canceled orders and retained staff
The Associated Press reports that Tremant &alf Railroad executives and labor leaders agreed after telegraphic talks that orders would be repealed and work suspended. A later decision waived certain movements, while management promised to hold a meeting to finalize terms. The agreement includes retaining Wald employees forthcoming, per Mr. Tuxer.
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Thie Laber
J. Stradeydagee
Tremant &Alf
Mugene Ord
Ager
Ryad
Wiewleld
Dagen
Flenotet
Thei
Seman Cin
Tuxer
Tragedy in Canton Ends Life and Girl's Death
A violent incident in Canton leaves a ten year old girl dead and a man dead by suicide. Authorities report a firearm used in the double fatality and a subsequent fire at the scene. Investigators are reviewing motives and connections to local events.
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Canton
Til
Sweetheny
Photo Solves Love Letter Mystery In Chicago Case
A misaddressed love letter created a mystery when a photograph inside revealed the sender. Police traced the sender to a local dragoon and matched the photo to a man pictured in a public exhibit. A clerk verified the handwriting and the postal work identified the man at a city office.
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Tye
Chicago
Watt
Kaneans
Rates on Grain to Be Lower
Washington reports sweeping changes in freight charges affecting grain transport. The Federal Railway Commission ordered lower rates by November 20 and cuts on related levies, with Western territories seeing significant reductions and wage impacts noted for workers. Industry officials anticipate longer term prosperity as shipments and prices adjust.
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Gyday
Kerala
Hay
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Lina
Tuether
Init
Faye
Uteiowor
Mervin
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Ares
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Wang
Lethancy
Daly
Aelenti
Thor
Nationwide strike updates unfold across rail hubs
San Antonio trainmen walk out at noon affecting 218 workers as guards guard property in Houston and trains resume. Washington officials discuss I G N situation with Goff and order marshals to preserve order while ICC cuts freight rates on grain and food. Brotherhood chiefs meet in Cleveland as labor board plans Chicago hearings.
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International & Great Northern
Houston
International, & Great Northern
Washington
Goff
High Department
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cleveland
Brotherhood
Citation of Labor Board
Chicago
Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Traininmen
Chicago—Labor Board
Federated Shop
Enuittant
W. P. Hobby
Texas
One Fourth of Rail Workers Vote Not to Strike
Amid turmoil, rail workers vote against joining a general strike. Reports describe protests and a tense station scene as management and unions discuss pending actions. Details mention funds and a courtroom context, with conflicting accounts of the strike’s potential impact.
Justice Department officials discuss action on walkout
Officials from the Justice Department weigh potential steps after a labor protest. The discussion centers on coordinating with the district attorney and labor agencies, with no immediate authorization seen for a broad government response.
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Justice Department
Protests Strike Intervenes in City Political Scene
Local protests disrupt planned rail strike actions as leaders push for labor and business collaboration. The Chamber of Commerce chair announces reforms and an upcoming election for officers and six new directors for the next term. December meeting aims to finalize new leadership and board actions.
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Siow
Thin Tae
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Ben
Praluy Attecronn
Mort Steves
Aie Wetoms
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Thosts
Tn Mavis
Wy A. ‘Pattle
Weaidunt
J. 1 Durratt
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Quieter Break in Fort Worth Rail Yard Disrupted
In Fort Worth a disturbance at the local rail yard involved about 20 workers and several named figures from Bolles and Jardinaster groups. The incident interrupted a freight train late tonight and may impact operations around the area, with police or security presence noted in curtailing activity.
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Great Northern
Bolles
Jardinaster
Duarkines
Wolley Anid
Eds Dimnat
Asaliting Division
Supetias Readlent
Port Bill Invoked In Strike Say Hobby
Keunant in an interview asserts the port bill can be used during a strike. The former governor Wy and Hobby note state authority to protect zones, regulate lines and police power, with protections for freight and passenger movement cited as superior to other states.
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Eamel
The Veiled Years A charming love adventure serial
Florence Poster teams up with The Light to begin a daily instalment titled The Veiled Years. The narrative promises romance and adventure, with readers urged not to miss the ongoing weekly or daily installments starting this Swmday.
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Florence Poster
218 Rail Men Quit Job With Guards At Stations
Executives state passenger trains will run as usual and armed guards patrol key stations. The strike by 218 rail workers spreads across lines including the Santa Fe and Great Western. Tensions rise as talk of hiring strikebreakers emerges while officials seek to prevent service disruption.
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