Canary Bird Aids Mining Rescue Demonstration
Regular congressional session aside, a disaster drill in Pennsylvania showcased rescue teams from Consol and Jamison companies. Canaries were used to detect gas while miners trained at the station performed first aid and stretcher work for injuries, with demonstrations open to the public every Friday morning.
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Peliy
Ene
Sanidys Damousteabig
UN States Bureau of Mines
Indem Ark
PAU
Consol Dution
Coal Companys
T.W. ‘Travis
Oreoss
Say
Higginvotham
Wem
Pmotolo
Marlon
Wilson
Ute ‘Consolidation Company
Jamison Company
Irda
Marg Ives
Minis
Ond
IA Lot
Extery
Tahan
Gunfire at Rikway worksite leaves victim wounded
A garment worker named Skulnick was shot through a taxi window while returning from a workers strike at Rikway. Four colleagues and a city detective were nearby as a car pursuit ended with a volley of shots. Two suspects with New York addresses are believed involved.
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Dee
Rikway
Manin
Tarry Skulnick
Skulnick
Dole
New York
Sinos
Hale Returns Abhocanad Ragan Washington
President Wilson indicated in a dispatch that Mexican situation developments were under study and the constitutionalist gains against Huerta were increasing. Hale discussed with General Carranza and the constitutionalist chief at Nogales and planned to report to the president soon.
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Abhocanad Ragan
Washington
General Carranza
the Constitutionaliate
Nogales
Senator Chilton to Speak at National Popular Government Conference
Senator Chilton appears on the program as a speaker at the first national conference on popular government to be held in Washington on Saturday. A committee of attorneys proposes a National Popular Government Lexury. Senator Owen of Oklahoma chairs the committee of fifty. Chilton was asked to report on progress of direct legislation in West Virginia.
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Rene
Warhngton
Chilton
Washistan
Urday
Chavee
Atty
Owen
Oklahoma
Pharman
Chitfonte
West
Viretnia
AIO Emenae Cumergo
Dee
Bincago Butec and
Ee Board
Tumedi
Keeron
United States
Charles B. Morrison
Phillips Family Plans Departure for Dacktonville Play
Mr and Mrs Robert B Phillips and children John and Sulla lety Stiniay aieht for dacktonville Play where they will realiy Permantarts De at least non Phillis poity be Fying his health The beat winds of Rwite circle of tries go with how and their departure Je deeply reprofi ted by nym attached by them sthrough friendship
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Robert B. Phillips
John and
Sulla
Lety Stiniay
Dacktonville
Phillis Poity
Nym
Sthrough
Riot at Hickory Club confronts police in Indianapolis
Report from Indianapolis on December 1 describes a riot involving striking workers and drivers halted wagons. Police arrive as mounted officers enforce order while demonstrators clash, some injuries reported but authorities suppress further unrest.
Rural Cal L Ear? Sayre Manifold Dispatch
Fragmentary rural notice from Sayre reports a county event and personnel named Charles Mt Fayre. Local activity centers on community action and a meeting at an unspecified venue with limited readable details.
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Washington
Sayre
Ean Mackaor
Charles Mt Fayre
Washington Aid Push Stirs Controversy in Policy Talks
The Interior Department announced its plan to assist Howie Nijowshee with a 32a mut project, sparking debate over policy scope and funding. Officials from the administration outlined aims to bolster community policing and regional development amid skepticism from critics.
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Washington
Ni. T
Howie Nijowshee
Becker's Lawyers Seek Last Hope in Death Row Case
In New York City, attorney Liauonant Hecker argues for a final appeal for a death row inmate in the Mermns Rowinthal case. The court of appeals calendar signals uninterrupted consideration, but a decision is delayed for at least three months.
Funeral services mark Kona Spokudivh annual convention
The forty fourth annual convention of Kona Spokudivh was held for the Suffragan Assembly. Officials chaired the service with clergymen and attendees from several communities. The event reflected ongoing efforts toward women's suffrage and civic involvement as leaders discussed future moves at the Capitol.
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Myc Secyares
Clary
Anna Howo
Shaw
Marshall Trouble
Clark
Capitol
Wila
Congress
Tired lawmakers drawn into new problems and work load
Washington notes the start of the second session of Congress with formalities and expectations. President Wilson’s address to a joint session looms, while the Senate moves to finish the outgoing session and push major business, including currency reform, before Christmas.
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Adam Washington
Folewini
Aomnion
Tnt
Roc
Wilson
Lie Capitol
Delivare
meKahee
Senate
Praidgot Marshall
Ic48
Gongress
Wilton
Washington
Brooklyn Pastor Russell Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd gathered at the Roilhéon Grand theater to hear Pastor Russell of Brooklyn speak to International Students Association members and others. About 900 to 2000 were turned away due to crowding as he spoke on Heaven Hell and Purgatory with scriptural depth and pleasing delivery.
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Rnasells
Brooklyn
Internationaliie
Heaven
Hell
Purgatory
Nashville Judge Threatened Over Saloon Closings
Nashville Tenn Dec 1 Judge A B Neale says threats against his life and home have followed his order to suspend business by all saloons. He directs the sheriff to post a deputy at each drinking place if needed to keep them closed. He notes conditions are worse than when the saloon owners surrendered their licenses and quit.
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Anacciavas Pees
Nashville
Tenn
A.B. Neaie
Dude Neale
Fragmented OCR note from unknown local page
Partial OCR text appears from a late page with unclear names and places. It mentions an effort or event and several garbled words, making details uncertain. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or locations are extractable.
Fragmented OCR notes from a mid-century exposition report
The text presents garbled remarks on a Trost Col expedition and a San Diego exposition. It mentions a moving pickup, a film exhibit, and multiple locations, including Washington and New York, with references to routes and schedules. The fragmentary items suggest coverage of an exposition and travel sequence but lack coherent details.
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San-Diego
Caereeback
Filma
Meny
Aesch
Ran iDigen Amd
Eitioa
Washington
New York
Daily Telegrant Advertisers Reserve Space and Post Office Plans
Merchants are urged to reserve space in the Daily Telegrams edition. A long list of sponsors is named, with no ads for this issue. offices close at 6 am Tuesday. Washington dispatch notes a Monavie Texas post office and a county criminal court inquiry.
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Chrlatinas Shogpl
Breonay
Charkeburg — Herchins
arepad-Souders Company
D. M. Ogaden Company
As J, Pldteher
Bakers, Colima
the Tatler
Stone Brox
Wo AP Amon
Snider Purniture Company
Highton Bro. Gore
Thomas VM
Hurke
Tao & Parr
Huerta Flees Mexican Capital as Revolt Advances
Reports say General Huerta left Mexico City yesterday morning aboard a special train toward Vera Cruz connected with the plan to depart for abroad. Military movements show Viillu’s forces, 3600 strong, approaching the border from the south and detaching to threaten rail lines and capital defenses as transport preparations proceed in the region.
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Evertude
Hve
Teders
Vera
Cobor
Ghee
Tal
Gener
Hucra
Lloeke
Npedial
Bynor Morone
Vera Crue
General Huerta
Teave
Coan
Mass meeting calls boycott of grocers in city district
Residents report a mass meeting organized by representatives of Mo-Tien's city to boycott grocers next Thursday. A large portion of grocers in the district have ceased to handle goods, citing hardship among householders.
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Mantis i
Mo- Tien
cTybe
Gommieion Merchanty Caid
Sherman law amendment proposed to exempt nonprofitable agriculture
Washington D C Dey proposed amendment introduced by Representative Han 7 to declare legal any devise to restrain trade raise prices prevent competition or set standards for controlling prices jail sentences only and no fines for violation of the Sherman law. Organizations not conducted for profit and agricultural products in the hands of producers would be exempt.
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Washington, D. C
Han 7
Train Victim Dead Near Fairmont
Charles Rossa a 40 year old blacksmith died from injuries after being caught beneath a railroad freight car at Walker's Siding near Fairmont December 1. The accident occurred while he was working at the site. Rossa is survived by his wife and children and the community mourns the loss.
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Fairmont
Charles Rossa
Walker's Siding
Flagman Davis Found Dead Near Graf ton Track
The body of W. H. Davis a flagman on the Graf ton and Belington branch of the Baltimore Andible Tailroad was found at night near the track at Lit Nan. Officials say he likely fell to his death from a passing train and the cause remains under investigation.
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Grafton
W. H. Davis
Belington
Ltt
Nan
Ila
Store and house burned to ashes in Martin McClung area
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the Kannral store at Martin McClung and the home of Mrs Ri Wgingston Northview Sunday night. Fire gained headway before it was checked, destroying the buildings and stock while Mrs Livingston’s household goods were saved. Firemen fought the blaze but could not prevent total loss of the store and home.
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K Annral
Martin McClung
Légineston
McClung
High Prices Under Antitrust Probe in Maryland District
United States District Attorney John G4N in Maryland leads a Justice Department inquiry into high prices of kRs. The investigation focuses on restraint of trade or antitrust violations with local office involvement already noted.
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Baltingre
United States District
John i
Maryland
Department of Justice
Sheman
Bescans
Stranger Dopes and Robs Layton in Bridgeport
A highway robbery in Bridgeport leaves Layton, an employee of Southern Pine Lumber, unconscious after leaving with a stranger. Investigators report the incident occurred near 11 o'clock morning, resulting in medical care and a quest to locate the unknown companion.
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Bridgeport
Layton
Thoupaon
Simpson
Hare
Htt
Ping ‘Laimber Company
Aed & Basket
Tan
Armed bandit robs train station in Chicago suburb
An armed man entered a Lake Shore and Michigan Southern station in a Chicago suburb and robbed the agent of 700 dollars as hundreds of travelers crowded the platform. He struck the agent and fled after a brief confrontation near the crowd boarding trains for the business district.
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Chicago
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad
Witrain
Desperado Hunt in Snowbound Canyon Town
Deputies set guards at fifteen tunnel mouths to shoot a fugitive named Lopez as a mining town burrowed in snow awaits the final clash. Dynamite recovered from the mine raises fear of a breakout during the manhunt.
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Maud
Andy
Lopez
Eusily
Saven Sberjit
Coar
Wetzel Sworn In As Chief Deputy Revenue Collector
M. Wetzel of Berkeley County is sworn in as chief deputy collector of internal revenue under Samuel A. Hare, succeeding Capt. W. E. White who resigned.
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Parkersburg
Dev
M. Wetzel
Berkeley
Counly
Internal Revenue
Samuel A. Hare
W. E. White
Washington, D. C. War Effort Observations Reported
A marked report from Mrs. Billie Lo Aprembdett of the Federation notes wartime conditions in Washington. The Globe Workers, armed with gliders, were urged to emerge as the city and convention activities continue. Streets teem with crowds as inclement weather and tire shortages affect daily life and public events.
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Washington
BiUe Lo
Federation
E Globe
Engi to bench SOHMONENTADY strike ends and workers return
The article reports that workers at the electric company returned to their benches after a strike last week. It notes unresolved wage issues and ongoing labor tensions as employees resume work.
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Oral Electric Company
Senator Thiton Revokes Postal Abolition Offer
Washington dispatch reports Senator Thiton succeeded in revoking the Braxtor postal abolition offer. The post office plan had been opened to challenge and deception concerns surfaced. Murphy, who wished to resign, reconsidered and will remain in office.
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Washington
Captain French Cruelty Case Draws Multiple Fines
A court on Monday in Judes TG, Niewarner's jurisdiction fined several individuals for offenses linked to a local railroad line. Michael Holush received a year of hard labor with a $1 fine and costs, while James Trimbulz John J Hainer and E W Pickin paid 1 dollar plus costs for similar acts. Riley Wilson and Merein Hurst also paid fines with costs. Hurst further faced a work sentence after lacking funds. All were arrested by Baltimore and Ohta railroad detectives. Separately in London a divorce was granted to Ida French, widow of Robert J Wyne, amid a case involving mistreatment and a related custody dispute. The report notes ongoing legal actions tied to domestic violence and court orders.
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Matunk
Baldiorend Obla
Michael Holush
Tenue
MetUlt
Judes TG
Niewarner
James ‘Trimbulz
John J, Hainer
E.W. Pickin
Nes
Costa
Riley Wilson
Merein Hurst
Hurst
Whron
Draidimore
Ohta Railroad
Chilton Recommends Nominees in Midweek County Posts
Senator Chilton recommends for Tort masters MW Caldwell at Lerana McDowell county W 34 Noyce at Ostir Hresnbiller county and Abbee Simms at Gad Nichotaw county as of December 7 in Washington.
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Sey
Washington
Senator Chilton
Caldwell
Lerana
McDowell County
Noyce
Ostir
Hresnbiller County
Abbee Simms
Gad. Nichotaw County
Opvice Discontinued in Barbour County Election
In Barbour county Johnson seeks succession to F. E. Jotewon after the resignation of prior officeholder. The announcement notes the seat will be filled by election and lists candidates including 1-Eve V.1 Jokoawa and others.
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Ceepeste
Jokoawa Het Bere Apeslntet Postmesjor
Mt Johnson
Barbour County
F. E. Jotewon
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