State Plans To Play Trump Card Against Miners
Marion Illinois December 18 W J O Rourke returns as if from the grave to testify against men who left him for dead after a June 22 mine riot near Herrin cemetery. He is under guard as the sole survivor to identify participants, with witnesses George Nelson and his wife detailing the killing of J McDowell. The state aims to press charges against alleged ringleader Otis Clark and others, with McDowell’s body later found.
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International News Service
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Lucky dog performs unusual tricks in Brooklyn home
After a Nim Was feature, a collie named Lucky owned by Regina Kelly of Brooklyn is noted for eating English walnuts giving three cheers for Ireland playing the piano saying prayers each night and washing dishes as part of a lighthearted take on a pet’s talents.
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Brooklyn
Ireland
Hagerstown to Build Activated Sludge Sewage Plant
Mayor Bowman and City officials announced plans to erect an activated sludge sewage plant modeled on Houston design. The plant will be built along Funks Town Pike near the toll gate, aiming for odorless operation and low costs, with details and prices to follow.
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Charles &. Bowman
J. B. Ferguson
Sewerage Commission
Houston
Texas
Hagerston
Hagerstown
United States
Hagardtown
Funkstown
Coal Shortage at Syracuse Closes Grammar School
Syracuse's coal shortage caused the closure of a grammar school amid harsh conditions. The disruption affected approximately 11 to 200 students registered, with authorities noting resource strain and enrollment impacts.
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Syracuse
Ny Internationalews Service
Arst
Strikers Move Toward End of Western Maryland Unions Protest
Local strike leaders plan a conference with Western Maryland and Railroad unions to push public sympathy for ending the walkout. Officials indicate talks may address the contract system and the Railroad Labor Board decision, aiming to settle the dispute as public pressure grows.
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Nterat
Ehon Astons
Lanuch
Ealitius
Snow Benefit to Wheat in Early Winter Weather
The ground not frozen allowed rain and snow to soak in as precipitation reached about an inch. By noon the temperature hovered near two degrees, with expectations of a drop in barometric conditions and ongoing unseasonable weather reports from nearby regions.
Unclear Text About Local Parcel or Person
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names and places without clear actions or context. Readable items include Roy Hewnlan and Bran Bunger with unknown event or location. Unable to determine a coherent news item from the provided fragment.
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Roy B. Hewnlan
May Become Neutral Referee In Debt Problem
Washington reports indicate the United States is proceeding cautiously in settling reparations and war debts in Europe. Informal queries are being sent to allied capitals as officials weigh a potential U S role as a neutral referee in the reparations dispute, with possible reentry to Europe early next year.
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George R. Holmes
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Europe
United States
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Americ
News Flashes From Across The Nation And World
A jumble of dispatches reports Porto Hue Governor denying resignation bids amid talks with President Hardie, American expert noting large fiscal figures in November, a Paris case involving the 86 year old Mary McCormick, distress signals from the Greek steamer Melpots in Canadian waters, and a rare Horace racing meet at Jefferson Park track where events were abandoned due to shortage of horses.
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Akip Melpots
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Jefferson Park
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Huuouy
Scheer suit targets Sonne over hotel incident
Mrs. Annabelle Scheer, wife of Herbert Scheer, sues Alfred B. Sonne for 750000 alleging Sonne staged a loud confrontation near a Chicago hotel employment area. Scheer seeks damages in the $50,000 suit as part of the broader claim.
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Herbert Scheer
Chicago
Alfred B. Sone
Mead
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Sonne
Aged Man Hit By Auto Near Middleburg
Wilfred Rice a 70 year old resident near Middleburg was struck by a car last night on the Washington County road. He suffered a broken limb and other injuries and was hospitalized in serious condition. The accident occurred about 7 PM as Rice walked home with two companions. The driver, L W. Smit of Raleigh, drove the vehicle to the hospital after the impact.
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Iason
Frank Edwards
Edwards
LW. Smit
Raleigh
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Mattinaburg
Pennsy's Policy Toward Its Shopmen Unchanged
Philadelphia dispatch reports the Pennsylvania Railroad will keep its shopmen policy unchanged. Replaced workers who joined the road's employe representation plan remain out while talks with Senator Pepper and others are treated as private and not officially recognized by railroad officials.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Genroe Wharton
Pepper
U S Relief Workers Charged With Furs Shipment
Moscow dispatch reports Tavestia charging members of the American Relief Administration in Augela with sending out furs and jewels obtained during relief work. The newspapers denounced the actions as illegal, while administration officials denied the accusations.
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International Negin Service
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America Relief Administration
Augela
Dmcinis
Few Survivors Of Great Lake Ship
Internations News Services reports on December 18 from Sault Ste Marie that hopes for the twenty seven aboard the tug Reliance faded with the discovery of two overturned lifeboats. The vessel carried thirty six souls. rescues from the wrecked Hance area were hindered by blizzards and rough seas. Nine other crewmen are known to be alive or presumed saved, with seven walking to Frather, Ontario, in harsh conditions.
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Reliance
Lizzard Island
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Nveun
Gata
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Metlunce
Three youths injured when buggy upset in Brownsville
Brownsville youths Daniel Reid Garland Potter and Howard Martin rode a buggy that upset Saturday night. The horse ran away demolishing the buggy before reaching home a mile away. Martin, in another car, pursued the runaway and crashed into the torn buggy top, damaging the automobile.
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Garland Potter
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Wally Reid influenza case not drug related says doctors
LOS ANGELES Dec 18 Wallace Reid is reported by two medical experts to be suffering from influenza, not narcotics or alcohol. Doctors at a Hollywood sanatorium say his fever and internal trouble are being treated and that he remains able to take nourishment as treatment continues.
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International News Service
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Wallace Reid
Hollywood
Roth
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Iesus
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Laver
Echo Indians
Tepliakl
Nesiriva
Lee Igaades
State Drops Many Appeal Cases Today
Washington County Circuit Court disposes of numerous appeals in the November term. Several defendants faced sentencing as judges moved through remaining cases. some pleas were withdrawn or resolved by payment of costs. Patrick Walsh was found guilty by jury after a four week deliberation period, with strong evidence noted in the proceedings.
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Hospital Ship VioleLung Burns Off Marmara Coast
Twenty five lives were lost when the French hospital ship VioleLung burned near Marmara. The United States dispatched a rescue fleet and saved many people as flames swept the vessel. Passengers and medical staff, including a young lady Miss Troton Rohver, were among those reported aboard.
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