Kansas Floods Hit Texas and Midwest In Wide Storm
Storms flood Kansas and Texas causing heavy damage to farms. Port Good, Kansas records a four foot rise on the Marmaton River as residents move livestock and ford creeks. Archie Lowery family swept downstream, drowning child. Cold weather in Texas ends with boats sent to recover food and supplies from trees. Colorado River region reports Brazos overflow and widespread inundation.
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Port Goott
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Maraton
Tamare
Inom waRon
Archie Lowery
Antodaren Emren Bryant
Tex
Binzie River
Loktoms
Gok
Colorado River
Colorado
Strike settlement tensions ripple through union dispute
Workers on strike since last Sunday midnight returned to work today while some employers, under contract with the union, operate under a controversial resolution. About 300 employers reportedly signed voluntary agreements to meet the union’s scale and non discrimination, though major employers with Frank Besse Us declined. A hearing is awaited in Gordon’s court while Mannington hosts a statewide meeting with Dentists from Clarkston.
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Uhlen Offelnis
Écale
Aesoviition
Hig
Unien
Egg Guycott and Washington Price Declines Spark Boycott Debate
A Washington rally led by club women supports a food boycott aimed at curbing food monopolies. Participants urge remedial legislation as egg prices drop from 60 to 48 cents amid holiday demand, linking price trends to the boycott push and anticipated congressional action.
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Washington
Miy
Thottins Marshall
Bio
Faber Ibatal
Jette
Albert Casintas
Thelwlves
Marly Af
Focal Club
Slatiaturon
Gongrese
Prica
Waycott Tnt
Priges
Jail surrounded by militant suffragets in protest
A mob of suffragists surrounds a jail today to protest the detention of Mira Pant Titre. Police aim to keep the prisoner in custody while demonstrations continue in London. motorists are urged to avoid disruption as leaders threaten pursuit if transfer occurs.
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Rnkaas Waetak
Engind
Myre Pawkinrey
Lenton Somorrow
Annual County Corn Show Draws Crowd and Awards
The third annual Harrison County show, led by county schools superintendent AP Morrison and state university agronomy experts, drew farmers and city residents to the courthouse for exhibits on corn color, grade, and planting. Prof Cook explained cultivation timing and soil needs, with judging by Cook and Kemp. prizes awarded at 2 PM to top exhibitors in Class 1 and other categories.
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Harrison County
Mirrinon
Cook
Keitp
Cook Gris
Kemp
Hugentastic
Hollcou “Hoyler
Accond
Pratt
Fragmented Local Notice Of Prize Events And A Traffic Crash
Broken OCR shows multiple prize listings with first to fourth prizes and sums, plus a sweeping contest offering a free trip. It also reports a serious vehicle collision near an interurban road, with injuries and possible fatal outcomes, naming Cox and Stape as victims.
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Harvey Honnect
H. Prank Blates
Lyn Pigott
iClaude Wik Mame
Olnies
Nfshaw
Eugenia 610
Ty Armors
Har- Hin Harmer
Harvey Ben
Nott
Ghucago
Doc F
iRaymond Cox
Emuys
Wilhitite
Hove
Wikel
Wil
Bryan Squelches California Woman Bankers Clash
Reports from Washington document tense exchanges involving West Virginia bankers and national currency policy. Senator overviews and a curious incident occur as a California suffragist challenges the secretary of state, prompting a sharp retort and a brief interruption in the hall.
First Methodist Episcopal Claret Sermon Tonight
Attendees are invited to hear Rev. G Ty Barth present an “A Gafe and Sane View of Hell” at 7:90 o'clock tomorrow evening. The pastor discusses penalties for sin and offers a second chance in a thoughtful sermon at the church.
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G Ty. Barth
Hell
Power plant crisis overwhelms river city defenses
Experts battle a widespread power problem that crippled the central plant and left hospital systems and water services strained. Reports describe boiler failures, cooling issues, and flood-related damage as authorities race to restore generation and stabilize grids.
Colored defendants, multiple sentences in county court
In a county court session, Ayden James Rubin and others faced terms for criminal counts. Clarenen Workersea received a sentence of six months and a $50 fine for carrying a weapon or item. George Herbert, indicted for missile throwing at a streetcar, pleaded to a misdemeanor and was fined and ordered to pay costs and serve time.
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Satondiy
Ayden
James W
Live Stock Show Ends With Grand Champion Steer
Teo Wi Youtis of this county reports from Chicago about two stock shows. A Welsh steer weighing 7470 pounds wins the grand champion title in the two year old grade. Owner Mr Mee Grenor refuses sale and plans to take the steer home for a christening in Le wnt. Harrison county cattle figures prominently in the results.
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Chicago
Ahow
Canada
Mee Grenor
Tim Bok
Harrison County
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Aed Uhre
Adeua
Cariond
Roadside Fines Hit Two Men at Local Station
Owen O Connor and Charles Haney appeared in Magistrate T G Nicowarner’s court after drinking at the railroad station. O Connor fined 61 aileis sack and sentenced to six days work on county roads. Haney paid a fine and was released.
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Charles Haney
T. G. Nicowarner
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Oonnor
Haney
Prin
Runaway Boys Held After Parkesburg Search
Three boys Harold Halland Howard McQuae and Caird Who ran away from home for years were found in Parkeresburg and held by Chief Hooks. Parents to decide disposition while reform school may be possible. One boy released to go home under promise to stay. Washington dispatch notes President Wilson’s cabinet activities.
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Howard McQuae
Caird
Trent
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Juri
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Plai Alia
Parkers Wing
Hirocke
Twilington
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Great Western Railway Strike Faces London Union Talks
About 1 200 Great Western Railway employees resumed work after a one day stoppage. Union leaders released a conference statement with board representatives urging adherence to terms of the existing agreement while workers voiced opposition to certain provisions. Details mention wage adjustments and conditions leading to renewed job action. The Swindon hospital is cited in relation to a separate medical matter.
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London
Vnion
Gineer
Tetwerme
Debiin
Reynolté
Swindon
Needle Case Alleges Powerful Drug Used On Students
An American pharmacy student, Ariand Megito, faces a $20,000 ball case after alleged needle assaults on Marjerie Graft and others. Women report needle experiences and drowsiness, with physicians uncertain if effects are instantaneous. Societies for the Prevention of Crime investigate ripacara-like danger to girls.
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Fey
Cuzwarik
Nolan
Conviction in Chicago Fire Arson Case Details
Chicago December 6 local report states seventh conviction in the arson ring. Joseph Clark, a fire insurance adjuster, was found guilty of burning and defrauding. Clark was accused of hiring John Daniela, an incendiary, to set fire to two business buildings in the city.
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Pinta Nore
Lergy
Joseph Lark
Glarko
John Daniela
Train collision near Bucharest kills and injures hundreds
A late night railway accident near Cos teerl southwest of Bucharest left about a hundred people dead or injured. The crash occurred between a passenger train and another service around 5 PM, based on scattered reports from Rawangia.
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Rawangia
Dec & News
Passonker
Costeerl
Bucharest
Elks Memorial Address Set By New York Leader
Arthur Moreland of New York accompanied by Charles W. Young arrived here this morning greeted by Elks officers and memorial committee members. They were escorted to the Wald0 hotel where they have rooms. Moreland will deliver the Elk memorial address at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon at the Robinson Grand theater. Moreland is a high Up in Elkdom and editor of the Elks Antler. Due to the seriousness of the occasion the service room is restricted to adults only.
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Elkdom
Grand Lodge
Smm
New York
The
Elks Antler
Moreland
Gorvicey
Reynolds Case Details From Sheriff Told by Frank R Moore
Local Telegram article reports Sheriff delays and extradition steps in the Reynolds case. Frank R Moore confirms Reynolds was in Alexandria county jail then released on bond and later moved to New York City before arrest and extradition proceedings to Virginia.
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New York
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Etter Reynolds
Younger Santa Claus Appears Too Old for Child Letter
An eight year old girl from Ashland Illinois asks Postmaster Burleson to appoint a younger Santa Claus. She worries Santa would be very old when visiting her house. Burleson responds that a personal representative of Santa will attend if requested.
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Militant suffragists renew campaign of arson and vandalism
In Ilondan on December 6, militant suffragists attempted arson at racecourse exhibits in Lancashire while Premier Asquith spoke, successfully burning two exhibition buildings at Liverpool and Manchester. A third attack at Windree racecourse failed as officers approached. the movement seeks revenge for the re-arrest of Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst.
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Iverpool
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Wintree Race Course
Three Drunks Sent to Work After Court Session
There were only three drunks before Mayor Will H. Cole in police court this morning. Two offenders paid fines while the remaining one was assigned to work with brush and broom about the station.
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Will H. Cole
West Virginia Athletic Association Forms at Waldo Hotel
Representatives from eleven reading colleges and normal schools gathered in the Waldo hotel to organize the West Virgil Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association. RH Mderman of Martin Harvey College chaired as the group named a central executive committee to decide on player eligibility while planning ongoing actions and a brief address by William Geppert of Musical Courier.
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West Virgil Inster
West Virginia
RH. Mderman
Martin Harvey College
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West Virginia Werlogan College
Harry A. Staunbury
Billikem Basketball Team Set to Play Junior Carlton Crew
The Billikem basketball squad travels to Fairmont Saturday to face the Junior team from the Young Stenn Carietien Association. The event, slated for a Saturday matinee, highlights youth competition and community sports.
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Billikem
Fairmont
Sten'n Carietien Assoca
Saterday Nice
Hospital Tragedy in Baltimore After Appendectomy
Joe Johnson Jr aged 20 died at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after an appendectomy. Complications arose following a period of apparent recovery. His father Atlas Charity Johnson was at his side when he passed away. he had been a student at Valparaiso University and was known in the community as a prominent figure.
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Dee
Joeops Johnson
Johny Hopkins Hospital
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Antere Life
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