No Progress in Rail Strike Talks at White House
Proceedings show no immediate progress as railroad workers demand higher wages and a shorter eight hour day. President Wilson convened leaders from unions and railroad managers to seek arbitration, with a possible return to Washington for further negotiations and a return to the bargaining table.
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Washma
Wrie
Washington
Vonner Wits
Mim Aram
Wiite
Dustin
Two young Italians accused inumberland incident
Two young Italians aged 11 and 12 were arrested after an alleged assault on two sisters at a railway yard near Moystone. They were questioned by police, a warrant was issued for the men, and they faced a magistrate before being sent to Warren county jail for trial.
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Lose Reening
Aleenpling
Bea
Pune
Hiem
Ana
Moystone
Mondsy Mornio
Wynen
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Hose
Howe
Tauuad
Ewa
Yeara Ani
Beave Barnes
Hr Ruemfeld
Tne
President Wilson to be notified of September 2 events
Reports indicate President Wilson plans a national stump tour over the coming weeks with a focus on rallying support for re election. The White House signals a broad campaign effort coordinated by the national executive committee to bolster party strength ahead of adjournment.
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Wantington
Ave
McCormick
Tina
Ake
Jactanbrs
Megiacor Co
Carayaign
Japres
Atevist
Atevist Confidentn That Sil
Erie Company Moves to Irvine to Supply Village
The Erie company plans moving its plant from Brig to Irvine within six weeks. The National Barge and Tool company and related works will relocate, creating up to 100 jobs. A water supply system and a reservoir are planned, with housing for workers at $15 to $20 monthly, signaling growth for Irvine and expanded utilities including electric and heating services.
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Irvine Steel Forte Company
Devine
Ferating
Lommarce
Irvine
G. Wh
jRamsger
Gere Kowlek
Mir
Wilder
Cituation
Trvine
Mora
Auusca
Tvlue
Peres
Kook
Lanmostetane
Werees Light
Front dispatches outline Balkan drive against Teltona and Serbia
Despatches from the front describe Allied efforts to strike into the Balkans. General Brew and French forces are positioned for a new push against Teltona and Serbia, aiming to shift momentum in the theater.
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de Barkan
Brew
Song
Balkane
de Teltona
Isuiberiany
Serota
Wilech Plans Stumping Tour Denied by Officials
The article notes Wilech will not conduct a stump tour as part of a presidential campaign. It mentions President and campaign strategy talks, with references to Brenton cafe owners, Hudwensville, and Indianapolis plans for a presidential visit. Officials from government and cabinet members are cited on political subject matters.
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Wilton
Cresttent
Owener
Raners
Natu Tal Brenton Cafe
Hudwensville
Milani
Ned Ana Troi
Marshall
Lal
J. McCormick
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Todey
Mat Secretaria
Henning
Medea
Daniel
Muzharm
Gregorr
I Westington
Adco'e Ofttea
Street Car Strike Tensions Rise in May Can District
Officials of the Amalgamated Street and Railway Union addressed members after a break with management. The rally in Souferenve urged organized action to advance wage and safety demands. Union leaders promised a drive to grow committees and seek support from affiliated locals.
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Association of Streat
Rincrrte
Railwaw Eerpinees
Union
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Wm. B. Plizgere Tl
Generatus Renter
Ulhontiui
Angeer
Dewands
Baez
Fiatehure
Schumacher Clashes With Times Man This Afternoon
Schumacher clashes with Times sporting editor in Warren Virginia over who holds privilege at a Wells-Pargu event. Incident described as heated but nonviolent with threats of confrontation. Report notes ongoing dispute and future reference in the Wells-Pargu game context.
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Hutslia
Cvliclee
Eho
Warren
Les Aura
Purey
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Times
Liberty
Hie Wek
Altmann
Tuga
Nurse Association Holds Burdensome Meeting In City Hall
A stray, garbled report describes a nurse association business meeting held in a city building. It mentions trustees, auditing, dues, a treasurer, and committee work amid intense heat, with various names and figures scattered throughout the text.
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Veteran Eaters Home for Old Soldiers at Dayton
Aleeander Meigrratt, an Odd Fellow for the Ins 47 years, has lived in Dayton Ohio where the National Wome for Old Solutere notes his long service. The McCarroll family, aged wife, and daughter Lula McCarroll of upper Conewalleo avenue were hosted by Cleveland teachers visiting from Warren lodge. A reception with Three Linkers of Warren lodge No 405 honored McCarroll, who plans a Cleveland visit in summer.
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Dayton
Wales
McCarrol
Tiona
Cusewunpo Avenue
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McCarroll
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Clevsiend
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Warren Lodge Re
Dairymen of two counties organize to protect dairy interests
A late 19th or early 20th century notice reports a dairymen meeting in Warren County with a committee named including HN, J. S. Hutt, Lehman, John Koine and Grawell. The group aims to coordinate efforts to protect dairymen across two counties, outlining an agreement and describing preparations for joint actions and possible future events.
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Warren
Ciimitcivon
Penlivniaal
Warren Cotines
HN. Eist. Agant
Warren County Farm Bureau
John Zammond
Culwtaus
Hutt
Colmpis
Lehman
Ine County
John Kointee
Grawell
Eris
Jeutschlang cargo of dyes valued at 1 million
A damaged report describes a Jeutschlang dye cargo valued at about 1 million. It notes investigations by authorities and references incidents in Germany and at sea, mentioning Treviana, Siarte, and related events with unclear timelines and names.
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Taxadermist dies from rattlesnake bite on hand
A taxidermist at Busey Assortees, St Thesituie, died today from a rattlesnake bite received yesterday while handling a specimen. The bite occurred while showing a specimen of Pepuleg Loo Biase from the University of Pitts Titisours.
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Thesituie
PepUleg
University of Pitte
Two More German Submarines Tested Undersea
Fragmentary OCR recounts tests of additional German submarines, noting uncertain details about personnel and locations. The text references Heligoland, Dontechland, and New York sources, with inconsistent dates and names, suggesting wartime submarine developments and testing procedures.
House Accepts Senate Bill on Naval Build Program
The House approved a Senate bill providing for 157 new ships over three years, totaling 74,700 tons, with a partisan vote of 232 to 51 and a handful absent. The plan includes expanding shipyards, improving bases, and funding emergency naval construction, while Senate and House disagreed on specific allocations and conference talks were planned.
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Naval
Wren
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Serilamant
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