Desertions rise amid high living costs in Pittsburg Inc 27 report
The Pittsburg paper reports a surge of wives deserting husbands over rising living expenses. Police say about half the disrupted couples have children, with Captain Dilmore noting the trend spans childless and large families. A Washington tariff proposal to ease prices is discussed alongside city measures on scales and meat prices.
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Magazine makers challenge postal deficits in hearings
Washington witnesses from twenty five leading magazine publishers testified before the house committee on post offices and roads contesting the postal department figures. A pamphlet titled In a Answer of the Magazin claims there is no deficit of seventeen million dollars but a surplus exceeding ten million, once free rural delivery costs are considered.
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Committee On Post Offices
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Glavis Case Witnesses Back Political Probe
A Washington inquiry panel heard testimony yesterday about the Glavis affair. Key figures including Ballinger's ally Brandeis and prosecutors outlined alleged connections to the Interior Department probe, while Ballinger faced scrutiny over long-running investigations and accusations tied to corruption and abuse of power.
President Aids A Boy Seeks Work in New York
A New York boy, a year old, writes to the president seeking help to find employment after his late veteran brother’s service in the war. He cites the support of his mother and requests assistance within 48 hours of his letter. The White House reportedly received a favorable reply, enabling efforts to locate work for Charles.
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van Vureist
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Ena
Market swings and losses mark early stock session
New York stocks opened with a unsettled tone as sharp advances met heavy selling. Amalgamated Copper led declines while Union Pacific United States Steel Reading and Amalgamated Copper traded near session lows amid widespread liquidations and scattered rallies by midday.
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Amalgamated
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Huton Pacific
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Union Pacific
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Unclear OCR fragment with mixed names and numbers
Fragmentary OCR text listing varied names places and numbers. Reads as a garbled ledger style slice with scattered references to towns dates and items, including several personal and place names, without coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Salaries of Teachers Raised in Chicago Board Vote
Chicago board of education approved a large raise for public school teachers effective January 1 1910 boosting annual salaries by about 240000 overall for roughly 5000 teachers. Primary and lower grade teachers gain 30 to 40 per month, eighth grade teachers 50, seventeen high school principals 100, with the president’s salary rising to 9800. No increases for fest all rears among wel.
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Chicago
Board of Education
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Flagg Young
Turger
Bestuolne
Tancnors
Gorilla gang death trial shocks New York
In New York a court heard a case linked to a Gorilla gang over the death of a boy named Joseph Yeagey aged eight. Three youths, nicknamed Teddies, faced charges after a night incident involving two groups and a street confrontation.
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York
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Joneph Yeagey
Passoeg
Gailty
Japanese Society in New York Discusses Peril of Invasion
A New York discussion with Japanese Society members expresses fear of invasion and urges acceptance of western goods. The piece notes rising prices and opposition to cheaper imports, suggesting Americans resist reliance on foreign products.
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New York
Japan
Dieay-nayad
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Roosevelt Popular in New York Amid Asia and Africa Visit
A garbled New York dispatch reports Roosevelt’s rising popularity amid planned travels to Asia and Africa. It notes tributes from Baron Datrokka Klkuho and mentions potential lectures and education-focused plans at Yale, Harvard, and women’s colleges.
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Japan
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Werrard
Yale
Women's Collegan
Paris Flood Destruction Deepens as Seine Rises
Paris faces renewed danger as the Seine floods extensive districts. Military command ordered evacuations and barricades while refugees strain relief efforts. By noon the river flooded embankments, with the Louvre area, Invalides, and surrounding quarters submerged. emergency crews battled to shore up defenses as authorities appeal for aid and supplies.
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the Invalides
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Orme
Champe Blyrve
President expected to settle question on railroads
Washington with Attorney General Wielsarsham and railroad officials discussing the potential dissolution of the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific railroads. The government seeks dismissal or postponement while rail interests argue the government cannot win the case and urge further proceedings be dropped.
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Southern Pacific
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Lovett
Declines Hit New York Copper Stocks as Market Sags
A sharp decline swept major copper stocks in New York as prices slipped and liquidity waned. Traders cited weak demand and a lack of support, with shares of Union Pacific 384 and Amalgamated Copper among those showing losses as the market drifted toward the prior low levels.
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Third Arbitrator Deadlock in Chicago Railroad Dispute
Washington report states the two chosen arbitrators Herbert ing, vice president of the Switchmen’s Union, and C R Gray, vice president of the S Louis and San Francisco, cannot agree on a third arbitrator. The matter is referred to Chairmen Kyapp and Dr Well, mediators after Harmon.
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Switchman’s Union
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Italy Floods Worsen Across Regions in Jan Report
The Rome dispatch notes rising rivers and widespread flooding from snowmelt and heavy rain. Authorities warn of imminent water damage as arches and buildings near major waterways are threatened. several towns report damaged trees and collapsed embankments amid continuing rainfall.
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Flooded regions prompt U.S. inquiry on American losses
Washington reports no Americans lost amid telegrams and dispatches about flood conditions in Paris and across Europe. The State Department asked the U.S. embassy in Paris for confirmation if any property or people were affected. no evidence of American casualties is found. River rises complicate relief as portions of France face isolation, with references to the Marne, Rhone, and affected towns like Nimes and Paris.
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Loury
Paria
Jan Pighl
Nakes
Fire in Baker City Causes Severe Damage and Loss
A late night blaze in Baker City caused extensive damage valued at about 284000 dollars. The fire damaged Chimes and affected the hotel area, with partial coverage by Weyrance. The Mora Mor vantila company loan of 40000 dollars and other sums are noted in the financial aftermath.
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Vohmboors
Widiiphit
Daime Para
Ely
Baer Mor Vantila Companys
Final Aeroplane Flight About Her States
Fragmentary OCR text mentions aviation and a planned flight, with scattered names and garbled words. It hints at Nigeria and international aviation themes but provides no clear event, dates, or concrete details to confirm a specific incident or outcome.
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