Labor Union Speakers touted for city drive and strike talks
Labor union members gathered as speakers from various unions including the Union Label League and School Teachers Federation prepared for a city rally. The meeting featured four speakers and debated negotiation options with employers amid growing pressure from government actions and strike threats.
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Holly
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Tae Theaters
Mine Workers Decide Strike Amid Nationwide Unrest
Unclear text describes mine workers voting to strike, with references to unions, leaders, and potential nationwide impact. Mentions 24 members and various organizational details, but the passage is garbled with fragmented phrases and lacks coherent events or dates.
Funeral Services for Mrs Lydia Bigelow Held Monday
Funeral services for Mrs. Lydia Bigelow were held Monday at a local church with Rev Award Carver officiating. The laymen sang hymns and the deceased was laid to rest in the parish cemetery as mourners gathered for the ceremony.
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Fey
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Minelow
Iter
Tienda
Gina
Weoa
Shearman
H.W. Beckert
Hat
Sedooe
Prohibition Bill Passes Senate In Vote Of 66 to 87
Washington reports the Senate approved a prohibition measure by a 66 to 87 vote after heated debate. The action follows a push from President Wilson and ties to enforcement via executive branch departments. The result marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing national temperance effort.
Private eye uncovers Ford kidnapping plot in Toledo
Four men were arrested in Toledo on a plot to kidnap Henry Ford II’s son for 200000 pounds. Investigating detective Floyd Gray tracked the scheme after stopping at a hotel and learning of plans to seize and imprison the youth at a Mount Clemens house.
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Menry Ford
Four Weil
Wienae
Floyd Gray
Richard Romeay
San Francisco
Fouie Cote
Mian Wine ‘Ney
Lorde, Kye
Joseph Planer
New York City
Claude Cameron
Lot
Toledo
Jiray Eal Kinkey
Young Ford
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Mount Clemens
Mick
Gray
Pandolfo letter dispute links to Pan Motor scheme
In a Chicago case, Pandolfo head of Pan Motor faced a defrauding inquiry. Witnesses describe a plan to finance a New York venture via a forged letter from cashier Jordan and a proposed stock sale to back the promoter. Details show suspected manipulation of bank funds and misrepresentation to investors.
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Get
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Metrave
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Lentigiony
Vani Motor
Sivavea Glck
Jeter
Manufac Invi Automntiies
Jordan
I Bank
Poultler
C. Pandejty
Inehich
Protater
Fae
Santaing
Adolfo Sali
Thuwttene
Pandolfo
Man found guilty in city court Malet Lopez 18
Malet Lopez 18 found guilty in city court on charges connected to pointing a revolver at King October 15. The case details show Lopez accused of firearm threats, with testimony about a dog and various scattered notes. The verdict follows testimony and the judge imposed a penalty referencing the court’s authority.
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City Court
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Senate Delays Action on Prohibition Bill After House Tie
The Senate pressed to pass a prohibition enforcement bill over President Wilson’s veto as Democrats clashed over rules. Senator Sterling led the charge amid sparring about debate timing while others objected, delaying final action and prompting discussion of interim considerations. The piece notes mention of the Gates of Brass at the Alhambra Thursday.
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Nebraska
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Althanel Benptoy
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Alhambra
Lombardi, Lad. A Vintage Stage Play Mentioned
The piece discusses Tito Lombardi and the stage production of Lombardi, and notes contributors Frederick and Fanny Yatton for the original play, with Alice Lake and others in leading roles. It mentions Oliver Morosco’s New York run, a long road tour, and the swank Fifth Avenue dress shop setting central to the plot. Also lists cast and real-life social milieu including designer names and models.
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Pannie Hatton
Fifth Avenue
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Tapper Noifle
New York
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Lofibardl, Td
Oliver Morosco
Swaneer
Avenir
Avenir Drese-Making Establishment of Tilo Lesnbardi, and Recentric Wallan Genrus
Ims
Hinself
Alice Lake
Jwanilit Mansedana
Talbot
Win May
Jean Acker
Virgil Caldwell
Golda Moaiden
Patri Hannan
Joseph Kilgour
George McDaniel
Sohn Stepuling
Man Defended By Local Foreman In Boiler Incident
Fragmentary report notes a man who fired a boiler being defended by a local foreman. The garbled text references Saturday events and unclear details about an incident, with mention of a person and location but lacks coherent names or places.
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Ob Puinor
Frank Francis
Francis Ey
Oman
Polien
Ollizegd
Polles
Split in German Communist Party creates radical minority
Berlin dispatch reports at Copenhagen on October 27 that eighteen of the German Communist Party delegates bolted from the convention over leaders' program as too moderate. The minority favors Russian Bolshevism.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
National Tidende
Germans must leave Baltic provinces in days say allies
A wartime council meeting presided by Premier Clemenceau and attended by General Niesel and Allied representatives discussed the fate of the Baltic provinces. The commission, including leaders from France England Italy and the United States, urged German withdrawal within a few days.
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Leil
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France
Wer
Turai
England
Mariel
Italy
Sormandufit
Responsibility for War Subjeel to Investigation
Mandar Renlin reports that Field Marshal von Hindenburg and General Ludendorff are likely to take part in the judicial hearings of the committees investigating those responsible for the war. The reconvened Diet will hear testimony from Dr. Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg, former imperial chancellor, according to a dispatch.
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Mandar
Associated Press
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Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg
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