Ninth advance of wages for Los Corporation workers
The Los Corporation announces the ninth wage advance to its workers. Prior advances included 10 percent on Feb 10 1913 and subsequent raises through Oct 31 1917 and Oct 1 1918. The payroll has grown from about 10 percent in 1902 to roughly 250 000. total payroll for 191? was 6 266 324 with last report 22 604 524 and average daily wage rising from 8 dollars in 1912 to 16 dollars later.
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Los Corporation
Ghotuning
Fragmented OCR: Rain Elu Lior Over16 Families in Distress
Fragments mention a school tied to 16 families facing hardship over tethered or tethering figures. Local pupils described conditions affecting safety and access. Authorities reportedly consider action to resolve the issue amid tension and unclear details.
Norwegian Pine Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A rustic home remedy claims to calm stubborn coughs with a simple mix of pine extract, sea salt, granulated sugar, and a full pint of liquid. It touts fast throat relief, reduced hoarseness, and usefulness for cropp and broncho symptoms, urging refunds if not effective.
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Norway
Influenza Epidemic Warns Public Health Officials
A local advisory warns that influenza epidemic activity is rising with more cases reported by physicians. The notice urges prompt treatment at first symptoms, preventive measures, and suggests using Hyome inhalers and gargling to curb spread while highlighting the need for community vigilance.
Labor to Give Congressmen Fair Hearings
The American Federation of Labor plans hearings to determine which House members have shown friendliness to labor causes. Led by Samuel Gompers and others, the effort seeks to reward allied members and pressure opponents, with a national campaign to enforce this stance across Congress.
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LABOR
Labor Leader Held In Feud Killing
Chicago labor figure Maurice Vosa and local union head were linked to a feud killing. Police arrested Wego Wike Carroza, president of the Street sweepers union, after detectives recovered a shotgun alleged to have been used in the shooting. bond set at 0000, two days after detention.
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Ralph Jugho
Isomobile
Maurice ‘Vosa Knright
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Feu
Ganmaun
Wego Wike’ Carroza
Walon Carrozo
Caro
Ogana
New Jersey Ratifies Suffrage Amendment
New Jersey Assembly votes to ratify the women’s suffrage amendment in a morning session. The state becomes the latest to approve the proposed amendment, moving toward the required thirty six states for final adoption.
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New Jersey
Trenton
Fry
Senate
New Jerseys
Sloan's Liniment: relief for sciatic pains and rheumatic aches
A vintage advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a quick remedy for sciatic pains, lumbago, neuralgia, and rheumatic aches. It promises deep penetration without rubbing, no staining, and easy use for strained muscles and exposed to weather, urging readers to keep a bottle on hand.
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Sloan
Town loses entire police force in week
New York report says Rockvina Center on Long Island suffered a total police department collapse after resignations and refusals of a raise. Residents consider petition to restore six officers as burglars prompted a crime surge. Officials cite unrest and local leaders’ actions amid a wave of resignations and party politics.
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New York
Rockvina Center
Prillins
Russ
Milks Emulsion Promises Relief From Stomach Trouble
A testimonial touts Milks Emulsion as curing chronic stomach trouble and related digestive symptoms. It claims rapid relief, restored appetite, and regained strength after taking two to six bottles, with a money back guarantee. Sold nationwide by druggists.
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Tamin Baker
Berry Ville
Aic
Terre Hhute
Ind
Save Up and Pay Up Campaign Ends Saturday
Elyria merchants report strong public response as thousands of dollars are paid toward debts. The national Save Up and Pay Up week aims to boost business. some debtors may still need to contribute before the campaign closes Saturday.
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Elyria
United States
Ten Thousand Dollar State Liberty Bond Purloined
Columbus reports the disappearance of a ten thousand dollar Liberty Bond from the State Treasury last October. State Auditor Denahesy to Governor Cox and Treasurer Archer say recovery efforts may fail due to facility inadequacies. Archer pledges to make good the loss.
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Wormous
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Archer
Plate
State Treasurers
One Dead Four Hurt In Hills Feud Battle
Morr ntown Ohio February 16 One man was killed and four wounded in a feud among seven male relatives wielding knives and guns. The clash occurred on South Main Lane in Burka County over a land dispute. Tenet Mull was killed, Lafaver hacked, and Alfred Mull, Mack Lafever among the injured.
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Burka County
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Lafaver
Alfred Mull
Mack Lafever
Indian Chief Dedicates Five Years to Totem Pole History
Chief William Shelton, head of the Tulalip Indian school in Washington, finishes a 100‑foot totem pole detailing Snohomish tribe history. The massive pole, seven feet in diameter, will stand before the school and endure for generations, Shelton says. He values the project above wealth, insisting he would not sell it.
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Tulalip Reservation
Washington
Shelton
Sheltom
Red Tape Delays Immediate Action on Peace Pact
In Washington on February 10 the Senate voted 57 to 9 to reconvene labor the peace treaty and the League of Nations. Action will be delayed about a week while red tape is unwound. The treaty was sent back to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee with reservations by Republicans. Senator Lodge is expected to offer modifications once reported.
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Washington
United States Senate
Skeles
Red Tae
Ita Pligeonbola &Fo
Committee of Foreign Relations
Conareca
Benator Lodge
Fostoria school district to issue bonds for improvements
The Gettsville school district authorized 9000 dollars in bonds for school improvements with 8000 dollars approved last year. A new vote this year increased total approval to 17000 dollars for district improvements.
Lorain youth sues pastor for damages over bicycle crash
Thos Trigtt, a minor of Lorain, sues Heyy Anl Radewki pastor of the Church of the Nativity alleging injury after an auto struck his bicycle on Lorain Street. He seeks 9900 for medical bills and general damages. incident occurred near Oberlin area with a glee club event noted as 11 8 p m and 50c admission.
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Radewki
Church of the Nativity of Lorain
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