Railroads face arbitration plan amid national rail crisis
Washington August 22 major railroad leaders form a committee to draft a plan for arbitration to avert a threatened national strike. President Wilson and rail executives urge lawful action while public opinion weighs on the country’s transport future.
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Washington
Wilkens Gropaml
Euine
Chicago
Gurlington
Mkneaweromtttes
Earp
Wilson
Mian Lee
Nadionai
Raitwasa
Eibuvat
Epes
Tn Soamary
Carnot
Outlook More Hope Tel In New York Health Chief
Dr Haver Emerson health commissioner notes a rising but controlled epidemic in the city. He cites limited new cases and stresses the need for vigilance as the August period approaches.
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New York
Haver Emerson
Indignant Ward Fails to Get Hospital Care for Infant
In the Fourth Ward, residents voice anger over Fred Dynan and wife Margaret, whose infant is ill and possibly paralyzed. They blame the hospital system for delays and qualm about ambulances and returns, recounting a tense scene near a bridge and express distrust toward authorities. The article notes a watchman and a fumigation requirement for an attempted admission, with further details promised on Page Six.
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Fred Dynan
Margaret
Janey
Warren
Eho
Strayson
Maratoy
Honkay
Veo
Frattroga Ridge
Wien
Coey
Vmround
Black Tom Explosion Marks New York Munition Fire
Reports describe a large explosion at Black Tom Island involving a freight train car loaded with munitions. Testimony linked the blast to the Lehigh Valley yards and National Storage officials, with extensive property damage and several arrests noted in the investigation.
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Jersey City
Tsang
Nara
Bisel Tom Island
Iea
James
Doherty
Nosterman
Vane
Alexander Dividaul
Theodore C. Johnson
Taploaives
Fle
Sounsel
Submarine Bremen News Supposed Landing at New London
Aug 24 Nostols Va reports Captain S Calligan Hanes and Thomas P Tiswanny reference the warding company and the German submarine Deutschland. Earlier claims of the Deutschland sister ship arrival are denied. Hanes, survivor of the Deutschland encounter, may proceed to New London by month end. Movable property of the Esater Forwarding company is said to have been removed from Baill More.
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Nostols
Scalligan
Tua Tu
Hanes
Thomas P- Tiswanny
Wan Rus
Warding Company
Carey
Dewlechland
Los Tented & Pter
New Lumlon
Wremen
Shin
Deuischland
Barmandf
Ameriene
Watera
New London
Esatera
Thin Sings
Ene Nremisa
Geran
Senate Defeats Revenue Bill Vote On Immigration Literacy Test
Washington Aug 22 The senate defeated the motion to aid track the emergency revenue bill to take up the immigration bill. The vote followed news that President Wilson would vote the immigration bill again before him and include the literacy test.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Teday
Steel company records notable 1968 win brightens year
In York, Ana on March 23 1961 a steel company sold up to 94 Mickly after the opening stack ker Voday. Previously Alded Dice won BA in 1968, marking a notable year for the site with a new record.
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York
Ana
Amuia
National Guard To Stay On Border Amid Complaints
Washington Aug 22 The National Guard will remain on the Mexican border to protect American life and property. Secretary Baker cited complaints that state troops were in the field after the emergency and vowed to keep them ready for rapid response while discussing the purpose and duties soldiers undertook at enlistment.
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Washington
Baker
Briaxer
Smallitaey
Mere
Ievitants
Bowstar
Carter Daleysp
Tee
Secrenary
Enieretacy
Toug
Bompers Replies to Wade Attack in Senate Debate
Ramuel Gagevers, AF of L president, rails at Wade in a Senate debate. The Grange hearing reports attack lines, while Sommers and Brownlee defend, claiming the party’s leadership and funds are misused. Gagevers disputes temporary head claims and calls for accountability amid financial dissents.
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Bompers
Wade
Senate
Gompee
Anor
Fede Uarita
Warren Man 18 Honored by Industry Men of the State
Prailford Pa August 12 The tenth annual meeting of the Mercantile Mercantile Association of Pennsylvania was held to open the autumn convention. The following officers were elected: President O J West first vice president FU American Warren, second vice president Robert Kerr, treasurer Surnavilley and fourth president BL Dianne Pte.
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Prailford
Pemmayvania
O. J. Wrst
FU American Warren
Gered
Trealdant
Robert, Kerr
Tirmavilley
Oly Blom
Sunlury
Dianne, Pte
Pleasaville Man in Pear Health Dwell Trial Report
The report details a Pear health scene near the Vincent residence where a revolver was used and a body moved to a house. Coroner Albert Melroy of Ol City ordered an inquest amid unclear circumstances and no burial plans yet. Funeral is scheduled from Pleasenville residence Wednesday afternoon. Vincent family health issues tied to alleged conflict and financial factors surrounding the case.
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Iy Revolver
Gathe
Vincent
Coronar Algert BM
Meltiroy
Oli
Pleaenceila
Vonage
Conatton
Cabinet may be formed and West Indies sale debated
A chaotic fragment discusses a proposed cabinet formation and a rate sale of the West Indies. It mentions Danish delegates, a lengthy meeting, and plans for ministers to hold office with or without portfolios, amid questions on U.S. and international issues.
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Cabrnet Mat
Ratey Sale OF
West Indies
Presinte
Porwige Aftaire
Ube
Fe 'Awe
Fa Mart Mduid
Villa massacre report from El Paso in 1914
A late telegraph from El Paso reports the death of Pancho Villa. It states Villa died of blood poisoning after a gunfight near Tallsmenten on July 9. The burial took place near the scene with a consul’s confirmation and a brief local ceremony.
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EL Paso
Tex
Villa
Andreas Carel
Emaneung
Chifiaakus
Chistiain
Tallsmenten
Par. Sel
Menienity
British Troops Press On Somme Front Amid Turbulent War News
British forces gradually encircle the last German stronghold on the Somme as Allied offensives push southeast of Thiepval. Russian troops link with allies in Macedonia while French units march in Maraske region. rumors persist of a German battleship torpedoed and possibly sunk.
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London
Thispoat
Somme
Bath
Thiepvel
Pauieres
Hale
Mite Font
Maquot
Passeres
Mirwmont
Vardy
Russia
Nealust
Fascus
Wiorins
Wang He
Monastir
Crowe Peiace
Trowen
Hgmeuiye
Lucion
de Admirany
Gerzan
Threatened strike averted in New York railway labor dispute
New York Aug 1 a threatened renewal of a New York railway strike was averted yesterday when the New York Railway Company and the men’s union reached a tentative agreement. Fourteen workers dissatisfied with the order of conduct during the recent strike will be reinstated and other differences will be settled by negotiation.
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New York
New York Railway Ch
Tiprospetowchen Am
aMtaren
Border correspondent reports storm flood at camp near Jonesf
In a field letter from R O Walter the correspondent describes a severe rainstorm that flooded a border camp, washing out tents and stores along the railroad. He notes guards, officers, damaged water systems, creeklike torrents, ruined roadways, and damage to El Paso areas, with the regiment engaging in a contested action.
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Garan Cotto
el Paso
Automobile bandits detained after brief Warren raid
Police pursued a band of three women from the Fortuee company into Warren borough after a robbery at a local pub. The quartet entered the Cantón Bolten area, then fled westward before the chase ended near the fourth ward. Chief Haag ordered the group to move on, and one leader reportedly faced admonishment for the incident.
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Jim
Levy
Jota Alleum
Walter Lave
Warfen
Wang
Thorne
West End
Warren
Jimius
E. Seul Wud
Iit Hat
Canton
Bolten
Dir
Nalice
Wess
Saul
Haag
Ant
Warren Azata
Record of extreme heat and brief power advisory in city
The city experienced stifling heat with records linked to Warren and a near heat peak. Officials warned of possible outages as a warm front lingered, noting several shaded spots and a gas office on the avenue. Temperatures hovered around 72, with residents enduring a long night as authorities urged caution.
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Willét
Wekimer
Penbeylvauia
Seromg Avenue
Explosion Claims Eight Lives In Tennessee Plant
At the Harlan Morris Swve manufacturing Co plant in Sackson Tennessee an explosion killed eight workers and injured eighteen. The blast wrecked milling and swattooing debtly guard radius of several hundred aedn. It is believed all the injured will recover.
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Sackson
Tenn
Auy
Eve Yeaterdus
Harlan Morris Swve. Manufacturing Co
Twenty Bodies Recovered From Yorkshire Ammunition Plant Tragedy
Twenty bodies are recovered from the Yorkshire ammunition plant site. Officers and ministry officials confirm the mass casualty incident and ongoing search efforts continue at the ruined facility.
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London
Yorkshire
House of Commons
Dr Addison
Ministry
Mile
Agriculturists Discuss Farm Improvement Plans and Rewards
A report from Warren County Farm Bureau details efforts by 61 agriculturists to boost farm productivity through demonstrations and cooperative programs. The piece notes planned activities, seed and equipment distribution, and projected yields and payments, highlighting farmer participation and organizational support for improved farming methods.
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