Strike order out Thursday sparks rail protests
The labor dispute escalates as executives and union leaders push for a Thursday strike. Officials planned a 34 member committee and 12 hour daily meetings in Washington. Presidents threaten to pull workers from milk and passenger trains while urging President to accept counter proposals. Authorities anticipate widespread service disruption and possible railroad halts.
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Veterans in Attedance Greetedin City at Reunion
Hundreds of Civil War veterans gathered in Kennans City to attend the seventeenth annual reunion of the Grand Army of the Republic. Officials estimated 26,000 to 19,804 veterans would be present over three days, with ceremonies planned across the city.
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Drake Bay Celebrates Bradford Ceremony On Saturday
A sprawling Bradford event sparked cheers as Drake Bay figures led a procession past the high school, with Dr ree and local dignitaries welcoming attendees. The crowd heard remarks from Col. AD Buras and other officials, as the celebration featured a band performance and community tributes amid a lengthy program.
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Wild Scenes Mark Onewing of Chicago Grain Exchange
Chicago August 28 market moves at the grain exchange opened amid chaotic trading. A flood of selling orders pressed prices lower before settling near balance as buyers and sellers reevaluated the market.
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Fruen Wow Om The Way To Hallimbre
Berlin reports with Director Lohmann that the company owning the submarine will increase submarine trade and improve water transport. Bremen observers note the vessel Breater may be saved on its voyage. details from the Berliner Taxchart via London.
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Adjourment Uncertain as Revenue Bill Moves Ahead
Washington Aug 25 reports adjournment next Friday remains uncertain as leaders race to pass the emergency revenue bill and address railroad policy. Senate debates include income tax provisions and proposed amendments while the House prepares to act in a tense session ahead of President Wilson’s visit and a hoped end to the long Congress.
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Rene
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Coltrane
Order of Dr Dixon closes Sunday schools observed
Fragmented wartime report notes the order closing Sunday schools to prevent infantile paralysis from spreading in Philadelphia. It mentions no state violations, ongoing infantile paralysis cases, and health commissioner Samuel Dixon urging adherence amid war tensions and telegrams.
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State Department of Health
Samuel "Dixon
All Executions Postponed by Allied Wire Report
The German emperor's arrest and execution orders are postponed after a wartime alliance shift. The Overseas News Agency says the delay follows reciprocal retirement talks with the French government.
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Nother Nation Enters the War Emerges Global Conflict
The report notes another nation entering World War I, with claims of marching troops and broad strategic shifts. It describes potential Russian and Bulgarian maneuvers, mentions attacks around the Balkans, and hints at German and Romanian actions. The dispatch outlines alliances forming and border pressures increasing in the Aegean and Adriatic regions.
Bank Collapse Tied to Racketeering Link, Officials Say
A regional bank closure is reported amid allegations of criminal connections. Core merger officers faced scrutiny for ties to a trust in Pletabargh, with auditors noting misstatements and failure to meet reserve requirements. The event follows prior instability and state intervention announced last week.
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Magnetic Storm Seen in the Aurora Borealis Saturday
Telegraph and telegraph lines suffered distress as a strong magnetic storm lit the night sky. An aurora borealis display spanned east to west causing widespread service interruptions and sparking reports of disrupted electric currents and communications.
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Four Die As Auto Enters River in Pennsylvania
Four persons died when an automobile driven by Sherman Budinoth plunged into the Little Togs River near Wellabors Pennsylvania during a family outing. Two men and two children were killed. several others injured. Caroline Becker remained hospitalized with a dislocated shoulder and rib injuries.
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Stesn Sherman
Suigar
Jana
Wart Sala
Unclear Report on Former Governor Fennyyarees Condition
Fragmentary text notes the condition of former Governor Fennyyarees as unclear and possibly worsening. Mentions a date or day and hints at doubt about recovery, with garbled phrasing and unreadable context.
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Fennyyarees
Wales Reaves Tomgst On St Johns For Wales Man
Mae and Mrs W A Wales and family depart for St John’s to join Mr Wales who takes up a new physics teaching post after eleven years in Warren. The move follows his service with the Warren association and includes duties in gymnastic and aquatic training. He will lead a corps of paid instructors and continues a long record of public service in Missouri city education.
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Narrow escape saves congress candidate in roadside crash
A congressional hopeful named Bragklle Aue narrowly escaped serious injury when a collision between his vehicle and another car was averted by quick action from Franklin men. The driver, Mr. Bianiley, swerved to avoid a head-on impact as oncoming traffic forced both cars toward the Overland. The incident, near Rome, left minor injuries but no fatalities.
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Epidemic Reaches Peak in Metropolis New York
Disjointed report from New York on August 25 notes health officials claim the paralyzing epidemic has peaked and infections are waning. The health department reports a decrease in new cases as strains strain hospitals and public health measures are outlined, including possible school precautions and infantile paralysis controls.
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Democrats Push Navy Aid Amid War Footing Review
A Washington report reviews Democratic support for naval expansion and war footing in light of rising tensions. It notes statements from officials and lawmakers detailing costs, ship construction, and the push to strengthen the fleet, with references to Secretary Daniels and debates over budget items and policies.
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Germany
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Elligeraai
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Great Britain's Reply to Boycott Protest Expected
Washington wires report Britain plans a reply to a boycott protest as to safeguard neutral rights. The government aims to prevent interference with mail service and to uphold treaties. Expected lines show Britain will not submit to pressure and will respond firmly to protect neutral shipping and Atlantic communication rights.
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France
Miners Strike Ends in Suethumberland County
Aug 4 The Wejed Mine Workers in Suethumberland voted at Philadelphia to strike against the Teutugenann Coal Co. They announced a declaration against a general shutdown and demanded fair wages for about twenty one hundred employees amid riots and unrest.
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