Railroad Strike Crisis Tops Congress and White House
Washington Aug. 29 reports say President will press Congress to legislate to curb a strike by railroad brotherhoods. Aims include limiting work stoppages, possibly amending the suppression act, and keeping men at work while negotiations continue. White House announcement followed a conference break with union reps and a plan to hold a joint session to push for a concrete settlement.
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Wil
Ethie
Lunton
Etternson
Alan
Pan
White House
Whaminton
Phev
Sdvat
Skoda
Askalon
Man Arrested In Corry Diamond Ring Theft Case
Fred Mitchell, formerly of Jamestown, was arrested by Corry Police Chief Davis yesterday afternoon. He allegedly stole a diamond ring from a St James clerk in Corry, then fled to Jamestown with the loot. Mitchell admitted nothing at first but later confessed to the crime after persistent interrogation. A youth later identified Mitchell as the man seen with the ring, which was recovered. Mitchell faces charges and awaits arraignment in the county jail.
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Fred Mitchell
Watt
Jamentown
Chist
Davis
Corry
Brie J
Miteball
St James
Corey
Ansious
Muchal Sa
Amy
Praparea
Etry
Davie
Hig
Bur
Hawan Alno Searehad
Aril
Michell Taft
Jamestown
Seul Lima
Chel Davi iGtchell
Planten
Anerrigar
Baward Holand
Fresent
Busis Road
Fairmone Park
Prigar
Feigun
Nintus
Boland
Liu Fone
Pulanw
Li Sriver
Prizar- Weomesnied
Volun Haarie
Yellowstone Trail Autoists to Visit Warren Amid War Mobilization
A Western era convoy plan describes Yellowstone Trail Autoists visiting Warren to carry a message from Ply mouth to Seattle. The relay run spans 85.5 miles with 14 relays, speed set near 82 mph, under official coordination with the Yellow stone Trail Association. The message focuses on war mobilization and civic demonstrations as two banks and the treasury department face security scrutiny.
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Plymouth
Mass
Seattle
War Department
United Sisterf
Diya
Soga
Yellowstone Trail
Amd
Felowatone
Howe
Veilawntons
Taleoe Warren
Uma
Temporary receiver named for railroad firm amid fraud claims
James F. Tue sie, president of Hanton & Mune, was named temporary receiver of a shuttered railroad in a federal action. The court noted extended proceedings and interim measures while fraud accusations were pursued, with attorney general representation for the minor party.
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Benion
James F. Tuesie
Hanton & Mune
Jotinx
Bs Federal Jadev Putnam- Tha
Oarken
Astorney Ranch
Army and Navy Bills Signed for Philippines Autonomy
Wartlaxton August 23. The president today signed the army and navy appropriations and a Philippines autonomy measure. The army bill appropriates 267,090,000 dollars and the war bill 213,000,000. The Philippines bill provides autonomous rule of government for the islands.
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Wartlaxton
Army
Navy
Army Iit
Amu
Foresters Meet at Erie With Expected Elections
Bete Pa Aug 29. The annual gathering of the Independent Order of Foresters in West Pennsylvania district was held yesterday near Bedateeries grevet. Avlta layer C. G. Baker greeted delegates. The event will close Friday when officers will be elected.
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Bete, Pa
Ord of
Forestars
Westaen
Pennsylania
G. Baker
Oficerr
Eloetel
Peculiar Motor Case Involving Ford Tag and Police
Acting Chief of Police Whiley uncovered a curious tale when he questioned John Glasson Nort East Pay regarding a supposed driving violation. The case centers on a Ford tag and a questioned engine type, with Justice Hackman presiding as the legality of the matter unfolds.
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John Glass
Police
Aiick
Ugie
North Fast Man
Maren
Epidemic Decline Amid Quarantine Clash in New York Area
Philadelphia oyster bay residents oppose quarantine rules as six deaths reported in the period. Health officials note a waning diphtheria and scarlet fever outbreak with fewer new cases, urging continued restraint while communities push for eased restrictions.
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Philadelphia
Oyster Bay
Man Sets Fire and Fires Bullet in Temple After Row
A man from Lottaville, aged about fifty, set his home ablaze then fired a revolver, killing himself as fire crews arrived. The house burned to the ground. neighbors salvaged parts of the dwelling. The man, married with a wife and child, had been drinking before the incident and left a note or claim of burglary.
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Charlie Hul
Lottaville
Nuon
Tata
Belgwlsers
Wal
Roumanians and Germans Battle in Europe Amid War News
Reports from Berlin and Geneva indicate Romania and Germany are at war with a widening theater across the Balkans. Russian reinforcements move toward the Danube while Turkish and Bulgarian forces align with the Axis. Officials project Romania could field up to a million troops if the conflict expands.
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Romania
Timaare
Ralkus
Wen
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Corman
Auatro Linn
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Zoe
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Krom
Hustehuk
Remania
Eneva
Balkans
Berio Unpsieer
Turkey
Bulgaria
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Norsay
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Holland
Spain
Switzerland
Suf Greene
Europe
Norway
Sweden
den Wari
Halland
Greece
Germany
Rommate
Perdinland
Transilvania
Carntntan
Atonstade
Uve
Franas
Frauitie
Fmisitatadt
Pranayie
Ania
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Gathie
Meaan
Danube
Rheonzh Dopruiya
Galery
Rosania
Mittin
Teutonic Alles
Olfcisl Teporta
Paris
Warren forms Republican alliance this morning
A Warren morning meeting produced the Hughes Alliance with officers elected including a chairman and treasurer. The movement seeks to organize a national party coalition, drawing support from Republicans and progressive Democrats to oppose Wilson’s administration and back Governor Hughes.
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Moraing
Walt Tortles
Wera-Electad
Bustrman
Paratull
Gramtin
Joacph Hi
Derrees
Barcelle
York
Pear
Kimberland
Washington
Crawer
Warren Cousin
Toulon
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Govermor
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Ibe Atenona Hogher
Republicas Et
Euattea Ton
Wilson
Iniu Urury
Iisan
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Hugues
United Sealee
Oui
Huphes Alliance
Ecayste
Cameron Baxter
Stu Eorcenor
Dh Paap
Fee Ropmptten
Presitencial
Randsduae
Eee
Dubliean National
Gomminter
RiWitwon
Fananen
Natal
Eich
Veterans made sacrifices at Grand Army gathering
A Civil War veteran gathering in Koneas City saw Grand Army of the Republic leaders pledge continued remembrance. Cooler weather aided veterans and auxiliaries as they opened headquarters in several parks for morning activities and ceremonies.
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Koneas City
Aue
Ning
Grand Army of the Republic
Eine
Grand Army
Merhers
Bairds Buy Part Of Ball Holdings At Market And 7A
A confused notice reports part of the Ball holdings at Market and 7A being sold via Dr Ball to Mrs Glen Darted for around 2000 dollars. The sale includes the shop space and Ball's office area. Details on the Lyne building leases and other properties tied to Dr Ball are mentioned amid notes on local figures and a pathology chair transition.
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Woldings
Leele Hole
Gernar of Market
Pennsivaumn
Glen Datrd
Ball Tie
Corner
Lyne
Homer
Seth Avenue
Stewart Aba Prica
New York
Wall
Warren. County Medical Society
Practica
Secretaries praise marks wartime stance in Aug speech
Zaples, Me Aug 20 A Secretary of War praise remarks on the President and the Democratic ticket. The speech extols national unity and military strength while endorsing Senatorial nominees and party leaders.
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Ingrabata
Maule
Gustarauy UN
Jemorratie
Petween
Paris
Crcl
Ars
Washington
Annan Ideal
Rowmel
B.C
YOHING CIVIL ENGINEER REPORTS MURDERED MAN LAST WEEK
A civil engineer in Wilphland reports a man was murdered last Tuesday. He described the suspect as a man with a pistol, and said the victim was found near Fairmont Park. Police confirm the case is under investigation and no arrests have been made.
Mails Robbed of 30000 Dollars Near Glens Falls
The robbery involved about thirty thousand dollars in currency mailed from Lake George National Bank for New York. Inspectors arrived to investigate after the loss was detected Tuesday night. The money was on a mail boat near Lan nd, five miles south of Prnch Sontaln, with details unclear due to damaged text.
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Lusi
Lake Jaurge National Bank
New York
Lannd
What a Strike Would Do Here Here Local Blanks Rail Service
A morning interview with Velkanen railroad worker outlines potential impacts of a strike on city trains and freight. City operations would continue briefly but face disruption as railroads may halt nonessential services while essential freight and passengers seek limited alternatives.
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Eman
Lee Ower
Internists'oemarre Commission
Ardan Turreasy
Rappen
Nana
Rio
Sant
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