Eight Hour Law Upheld in Rail Brotherhood Talks
Heads of railroad brotherhoods met with President Wilson and Attorney General Gregory to pledge support for the government in enforcing the eight hour law. They planned joint action with AFL allies, while lawmakers prepared measures to curb threatened strikes and reassess interstate commerce oversight.
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Democrat Leads IW Recount in Thirty-second District
In Patitry Nevada precincts remaining for counting, results show Democrat Kelly leading with 18 787 votes while Republican Camp hall trails by 145. With 41 of 212 precincts still to tally, officials note ongoing recount in the Thirty-second district.
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Methodist Laymen Gather for State Convention in Har deburg
Rough OCR notes describe the Pennsylvania Methodist laymen convention opening in Harrisburg with Governor and church leaders as 5 000 delegates from Story County and other areas attend. Messages urge unity among Methodist churches and plan three days of sessions focusing on education health and domestic issues.
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Secretary Lane Explains Border Settlement Plans
A jumble of names and fragments outlines Secretary Lane discussing a border settlement with American and Australian officials. The report notes President Washington’s stance, allied representatives, and expected adjustments amid tense immigration and security debates.
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Lane
Warren Woman Votes for President in Election Tale
A Warren woman, described as a Gret yoman from Woeeren, votes for the president of the United States. The piece notes her suffragist stance and belief that change comes with time, mentioning Wilson and Barringer as political figures and referencing contemporaries and a Times report.
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Woeeren
Burringer
Chicago
Sears
Shia
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Times
Barringer
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Cal Morita vote gives Wilson 3 way plurality in Francisco
A preliminary tally from the Republican state committee shows Wilson leading by a 3,418 plurality in Francisco, with nearly complete returns in all counties except eight, confirming a three way race. Other counties still outstanding may alter final margins as the count nears completion.
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Wilson
Recruiting at Armory Office Ends Amid Border Deployments
Colonel Wheelock announces closure of the Armory recruiting office as 34 men have been recruited since August. Privates are likely to be sent to the border for Fort Du Pont deployment, with several recruits already deployed to the Mexican border while plans consider wintering in the south. The National Guard command reiterates continued recruiting operations and potential further detachments to border posts and Fort Du Pont.
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Von Falkenhayn Now HaA 1 After Rumans
Kerlin reports the capture of Mounts itemeiota Craiore Jug Falkeonayn by German forces. The war ministry confirms the Tramon army breach defenses as Rowmanian guards are removed. British dispatches note potential impacts on western Kaumaula and Rowmanian retreats. Aboard the New London, a three mile zone remains under submarine threat and a memorial chart recalls recent losses.
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Eight Hour Day Push Roars From Labor Leaders
A sprawling account from Walamore on November 21 reports labor leaders promising a universal eight hour workday. Warren Stone and allied union chiefs rally support, pledging government action and arbitration to secure the eight hour standard across railroads and industry amid strikes and widespread injunctions.
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Lee Tevendows
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Sania
Balents for Both Slogan Shapes Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage
Williamsport, Pa. Nov 21 A crowd of women and supporters gathered for the annual suffrage meeting of the Pennsylvania Woman S Suffrage Association. The session included remarks by leaders and planning for the next state legislative push. The group discussed mobilizing voters and coordinating with legislators to advance women’s ballot rights in the upcoming session.
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Woman ‘Suffrage — Association
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Tnvinda A
Plackat
Diea M. Carey
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Sellege
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Thm
Neat
Pruday
Embargo Lifts on Local De Car Shipment
Nov 21 news reports the embargo on carlosd teint for local de car was removed by the PM. Official statements indicate tai Zen winer axewnbane and svenie Weed opposed the freight shipment of klod, including 10 Swine and Crain, for olsvery.
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Iean
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Germany Denies Violating Submarine Pledges
Washington notes that Berlin denies violating pledges on submarine warfare as the United States accepts the German denial as final. The dispute centers on the sinking of British steamers including Rowanmore and three others, with Germany asserting survivors were saved and that international law was observed.
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Eulgeke Mali
Rowanmore
Bresaution
Warren men bring back eight deer from the Maine woods
A hunting party from Warren with J MG sanarems and others tracked and bagged eight deer in the Maine woods. Despite rough weather and a long trip, the group returned after 36 hours with a large buck described as the largest shipped from Patten so far and highlighted by weather conditions and camp routine. An earthquake later rattled Washington with a lasting impact on telegraph wires.
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Scharthiaanmite
Moore
Patten
Andrews
Thanksgiving Box Drive for Parish Boys Thursday
A parish drive requests donations to pack Thanksgiving boxes for boys at the parish house Thursday afternoon from 2 to 4 PM. Contributions cover cakes, ginger cookies, nuts, jams, dried fruit, and blankets to aid cold nights. Donations should be delivered to Captain Bordwell or parish volunteers, with funds sent to the parish to cover shipping and supplies.
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Police Justice Considers Unmuzzled Dog Ordinance Changes
A contentious council session debates tightening an unmuzzled dog ordinance and potential fines. Police Justice Blackman weighs in on enforcement while Health Board rules and pet owner concerns surface amid calls for penalties and pound regulations.
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Ted van
Blackman
Shanett
Jacerts
Aternai Ut Justice Biuekesen
Bac
Fenouris
Smith May Bring Home Racers From Madison Square Garder
Smith plans to travel to New York City for the Madison Square Garden show to select horses for a late spring sale. He will watch races and assess colts to fit his needs, hoping to add a strong pacer and a few promising prospects to his stable.
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Lorseaina
New York City
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Seaita
Wade
Peter
Deriatee
Solyankiin
Surly
New York
Masterful Wumber Concert By Ras San Syaiphu Orchestra
A chaotic OCR recounts a concert led by Me Hirechoa of Modest attychuser with Ras San Syaiphu. It praises Symphonic vigor, symphonies by Dvorak and Smetana, and a lush orchestral tone, highlighting conductor and musicianship amid garbled names and phrases.
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