Rail executives spar over strike risk and delay tactics
Washington talks among railroad leaders and lawmakers focus on averting a strike. President Wilson meets with Senator Sewlands and Representative Addison as efforts to prolong negotiations continue. executives insist on no immediate concession, while Brotherhood leaders warn of disruption if talks stall.
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Accure
Coe Gounury Fn
Wilson
Sewlands
Georgia
Congressional Interaimte
Hae Ruilrout
Hood
Brulest
Susterung
W. Gj Lee
Tratumen
Moca
Nawacar
Hrotherwood
Washinton
Building collapse injures six during construction
Six workers were injured when a six-building construction site collapsed today. Two men were taken to hospital with minor injuries, while others received treatment at the scene. The foreman Butler faced the technical charges as investigators examine the cause of the collapse.
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Werlahet Fm
Butler
Jamielie
Historic old landmark razed for $60 in sale
A long battered account notes a historic old landmark slated for razing after a sale at sixty dollars. The piece describes deteriorating tannery buildings, overgrown vines, and long inattention by tenants, with reference to nearby streets and a looming demolition. It cites a shift in property use and unanswered questions about future plans and tenants.
Mexican Tangled Settlement Nears Final Arrangements
The report outlines expected progress in resolving disputes between the Mexican government and the United States. It lists members of the American committee, including Secretary of State Bainbridge, and notes upcoming meetings to finalize arrangements with ambassadors and interior department officials.
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Wathivetv
Aispacs
An Pacha
Moxy
United States
Fea Nievamber
Sale Tansing
lAmvasgador
Tais Afisraoon
Joe Commission
Fereny
Vbiacu
Tate
Tune
Vis Interior
Jude Georae Cray
Atmingtou
Det
Joan We Matt
New ‘York
Ne Row
Yfagsouer Uve
Mesiean
Namad Yofue Ime
Krremgemert
Rate Suesting
Tude Tames
Ately
Eaweins
Bisco
Erenaimde
Car Bio
Deelgnnmert
Lone
Auietica Group
Eiestea
Tudye Gray
Gudee
Xestne
Cual Permanent Court
Hague
International Gotuatssien
Warren County Medicos Hold Annual Meeting
Warren County medicos held their annual gathering inviting medical brethren from Cramford Wanango Mt Kean Elk sud mee counties to discuss progress and social ties. Dr Paul Wester presided as speakers covered social tendencies mental therapy and the development of magnetic therapy with Dr W E Holmesman of Philadelphia delivering remarks.
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Warren County
Sretety
Cramford
Wanango
Mte Kean
Elk Sud
Yestern Guy Dirty Gisting Puyelelahs
Fue Sewain Bald
Roeth Warren
Paul Wester
Warren County Me Foul Society
T. A. Pasting
Clare
Tie Yaher
Flans Gon
Algo
Epeest
Paul Weston
Weston
Nmaself Ag
Trening
W.E. Holmeian
FOCAL Y M C A AID TO BORDER ASS’H WORK
A recent meeting of the Loyal Young Ben’s Christian Association outlines plans to raise about 350 a month for aid to border relief work. Contributions are to run seven months with August as a target, funds secured independently of the main association. The YMCA and Army Department project 590,050 for troop border work, with $300,000 to be spent in the coming months on camps and Elen Aek buildings, mostly 60 foot structures in border towns.
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Divaunee
Ben
Army
Avy
International Young Men's
Chris
Elen Aeck
Svurton
JMSE
Eaporsd
Vreuitett
Ara Tage Hg
Gow
War Department
I Teller
Mager Jadwin
U. S. Bagineering Corps
Piltshure
Orlvine
Mailer Gould
Bazaar Stamps Event Attracts Wide Attendance Amid Rain
The bazaar at the fairgrounds drew a large crowd despite rain, with 8000 votes noted as strong support. Children Gerald, Giererten, Joseph Acks, Shas McCars, Josey Tafarlayn, Alte Wellh, Dorothy Geckart, Eusaberl, Sallih, Macy Clara and others attended. Moving pictures outdoors were canceled due to weather. the program included nightly features and a chicken supper drew good response. The Warren Wandolin Club hosted a tournament and featured attractions, with anticipated further events and dinners planned for the week.
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Jain
Urwik
Eolertat
Imerioue
Gurele
Haile Bi
Gerald, Giererten
Joseph Acks
Shas McCars
Josey ‘Afarlayn
Alte Wellh
Dorothy “Geckart
Eusaberl
Sallih
Sunne
Warren Wandolin
Pearel
Odd Fellows Pichg Draws Huge Local Attendance
A large Odd Fellows gathering drew more than two thousand attendees as events ran from 2:40 to 4 and the evening program featured music by McNaughtan’s orchestra and various games. Notables included Iris Warren and Brood Among these addressing the crowd while the vault and temple area hosted activities.
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von Ante Ett
Warren
Sabanes
Dunkirk
Iris Warren
Oral County
Jane Mane
Seare
Odd Fellows
Ita
Hanewere
Rie
Lake Bhore
Coleman
McNnaghtan
Senate Passes Army Measure With Wartime Amendment
Washington Aug 21. The senate late afternoon paused the army appropriation with an amendment replicating the war in it. But provisions approved risked a veto by President Wilson that week.
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Wushington
Senate
Army Np
Wilson
Maternity Building for the Hospital Near Completion
Reports from the hospital indicate the new maternity ward is nearing completion after delays caused by labor shortages. The facility will feature private rooms, two four-bed wards, and a modern baby bath, aiming to provide comprehensive care for mothers and newborns with improved equipment and amenities.
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Defleena
Seine Pre
Pigudie
St Turture
Omerte
Sworth
Uuiubur
Wien
Ies Kutters
Aurseey
Abe
Uue
Saloujua
Muradenia
Danis
Tela
Gouilers
Aurses
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al- Wits
Heniae Willavon
Greece
Ressian
London
Ailied
Salonika
Kern
Aminifort
Trussian
Allan Continemis
Wicota
Petrograd
Uae
Berlin
Kiran
Dinehekrs
Germany
Lonion
Tar Dilker Arrest Report From City Court Involving Liquor
Police describe a December incident where Dan Dilker faced charges after a night involving liquor and a water company dispute. Officers testified to a tense scene with cabins, vehicles, and a witness list, culminating in Dilker’s arrest and a court appearance.
Bridge project set back as passageways required
County officials wrestle with a costly delay on the Ork Bridge project amid tangled contracts. A debate over blueprints, river passageways, and funding blocks progress as engineers and state authorities demand compliance before work resumes.
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Ork
Warhen man sentenced after desertion arrest
Dunkirk resident Siroski, arrested in Warhen on a desertion charge, receives a one year term at the Erte Sounty penitentiary. Justice notes indicate the case involved a broader arraignment with a jury, while witnesses described the events surrounding the offense and subsequent trial.
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Stare Siroski
Dunkirk
Taalsary
Jtden Vou
Chander Vale
Lemley
Fredon
Strosit
Ehdge Sraoki
Coust
Stueke
Receivers Named for Boston and Maine Railroad Case
In a Federal court action a receiver was sought for the Boston and Maine Railroad and related entities. The beam of the case centers on the restructuring of the railroad’s operations with a director aligned to simplify the complex financial tangles. The prospective receiver, tied to the New Jersey firm, is to oversee the route’s affairs under court supervision.
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Doston & Etic
Rngiana
Canada
Ina
Fedral
Thterrondmental Saber Company
New Jersey
Oarruad
Direet Urs
Ahin
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