Emperor Francis Joseph is Dead Announcement
The article reports the death of Emperor Francis Joseph, detailing his age of eighty six at death and his long rule over Austria Hungary. It notes the succession uncertainties, the regency debates, and the reporting from Vienna and Amsterdam dispatches about the imperial throne and potential heirs.
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Fondon
Emperor Poaig Toucou
Aneiaaa-Winsary
Schoen Rul Castle
Francis Josepha Honttn
Vienna
Howe
Ceil
Achduwe Cuacius Francis
Amd
Sechduke Glavin Trance
Irana
Francis Jason
House of Turma
Octo
Francia Fergivana
Pevnits
Bosna
Dune
Joseph
Ausizis
Fandimand
Lola
Taulsog
Dunenty
Cenaradei
Tory
Francis Dusoah
France
Every Candidate for Citizenship Papers Attend School
Fragmentary OCR note reports that every candidate for citizenship papers may attend school, referencing nationwide labor department aims and universal schooling for aspirants. The text is garbled with misspellings and page continuation, but centers on education access for citizenship applicants and broader worknation context.
Trespass Issue On Railroad Property Debated
March inarg. Nov. 22 The late anduector Siete ua eve tone forense, discussing trespassing on railroad properties and potential public service commission action. Leaders from labor and state offices argued over referrals and possible recommendations during a spring field meeting.
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Marchinarg
Ferday
Atiecnona
Waiite
Isserman Seger
Blal
Vaileoada
Publi Service Commission
Tailroads
Comprom- Bae
Dof Lorem
Otte
Teiaware Sna Huanon Raiteand
Dang
Ccmmunities
State Federation’ of Labor
Milton
Robin
Pranfais
Feehan
Johnnes Tack Son
Th Puble Service Commission
AFT System to Install in Schools
A school board meeting adopted a resolution authorizing the Savings Service of New York to install a school savings system in the city. Children bring money to designated days, teachers record deposits, and banks keep the records with a portion of funds paid to students on rewards. Vehicles for administration and future steps were discussed, with installation to begin immediately.
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Echool
Lve Bagi Monat Thrift Service
New York
W. E. Lowing
Sompeus
Iis Bosmt
Nenaoil
Loving
Regrese
Tonageviea
Mather
Steel Company Employees Win Wage Increase In 1915
New York Nov vz The United States Steel Corporation announced wage hikes impacting about 100000 workers, likely adding nearly 20 million to annual payroll. Directors approved a roughly 10 percent raise effective December 13, with total salaries and wages of 175,800,464 for 1912-26 employees. The average daily wage rose to 2.92 dollars, up four cents from the prior year, as payroll grows to about 200 million dollars under the era of increases.
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New York
United Mates Steel Corporation
Ngeneral and
Iol
Etasthee
Inereaees
Icrin
Quairman
Gary
Furmer
Carmirarion
Ami
Imploves
Ine Bumaker
Strat Corporation
Supreme Court May Decide Ada m an Act Case in 1909
Washington reports the Supreme Court may decide the Adamson Act's constitutionality before it takes effect, with government urging speedy review. Justices weigh whether the act conflicts with interstate commerce and rail labor provisions as the railroads push for prompt resolutions and possible appeals. The administration, labor, and rail interests prepare for a ruling that could shape wage and hours law nationwide.
New Army Recruiting System Introduced by Sunneloge
A new recruiting plan for the U S Army proposes a decentralized approach with local stations and traveling recruiters. Colonel Waasinek may supervise adjustments while Army officials finalize details for nationwide implementation to boost enlistments and ease access for applicants.
Labor Unions Plan Forty Scholarships at Penn State
The Labor unions announce forty scholarships to fund vocational education for young tradesmen and women at Penn State. An endowment of 25000 dollars supports grants to qualifying students through state colleges, with goals to train teachers and expand vocational schooling in Pennsylvania.
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Colley
Plana
Acholme
Maurer
E . Buarka
Eaite
Tabor Wnions
Theaugh
Hocoma
PennaFlyania
Feitera Lon Vederigok
Labge Uuiuas
Ieduatriai
Contimbation Chipola
Anthrax Outbreak Strikes Glade Farm Mourning Suspects
A Glade Farm, owned by A Rasmussen de Cobham, reports an anthrax outbreak after cattle exposure. Dr Beaty and Dr Robertson lead emergency measures as livestock and farm workers fall ill. Authorities investigate possible spread, with hospital cases rising and containment efforts under way.
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Kca Vietiu
Loren Doelurs
de Md Smith
Ormea
Suaaderk Beary
Les
Emmergener Hnapital
Ducett
Lute
Beaty Yeuterday
A. Xagnunsen
Ini Teawter
Joe
Ratrussen
Tata
Tssemiacen
Luéelion Br. C
Beianell
Bealdes Muck
Tetechon
Setmehl
Cariamun
Tel
Evan Hal
Criag
Vatantily Pemiyais
Han
Efi
Not Robertson
Gladel
Ted
Dave
Shefhald
Lucas
Ammons
Bae aIracter
Atisetien
Euwrenre Sf Agrera
Eusildy Dents Amont Wool Workers
Bedford
Hughes and Wilson vie for state college office in tight race
The report outlines a contested election for the presidency of the state college, with Hughes and Wilson as leading rivals. It notes Brumbaugh as a recone nominee and mentions the involvement of candidates from Philadelphia and Huntingdon, including engineering, industrial chemistry, and pre-med students. The article hints at a formal nominating convention and ongoing student campaigning at the college.
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Fay New
Hughes Sid Wilson
Ube
Peaselvanda
Gregs
Brumbaugh
Uread
Ayehop
Philadelphia
State Suffrage President Unable to Attend Convention
Williamsport Pennsylvania November 2 10 news reports the annual Woman Suffrage group meeting and proposals aiming to enfranchise all women. The article notes attendance challenges and outlines arguments for suffrage while praising suffragist leaders and the movement's steady progress toward equal rights amid opponents and public attention.
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Wiliamsport
Mess
Orley
Mra Ivevan
Weoerton
Dersocs
Rome
Wii
Wea
New York Clergy Predict City Will Stay Dry
The New York rector predicts a dry city amid Prohibition era tensions. He cites legislative debate and social reforms as factors shaping the temperance trend, noting ongoing measures to curb alcohol and support temperance work in the Episcopal diocese of New York.
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YORK
New York
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Nedas
Albi
Wits
Dallren
Gouimenss
Comean
Snara
Sonia
Neiker
Gretel
Reivem
Desu
Scomenation
Clearie
Ranula
Couiniackenn
Hesse
Postmasters Paid for Recruiting Marines in Informal Poster Scheme
A damaged report details postmasters receiving pay to secure Marine recruits. It describes a poster campaign featuring Titania Marine and a scheme to attract youths, with officials noting suspicions and inquiries into the local recruitment drive and postmasters involved.
Admiralty dispatch reports large loss survivors in vessel tragedy
A British ship, Britannia, sank after a collision in the Atlantic. Reports say more than 1,100 of 1,100 passengers were saved while the vessel, 287.8 feet long, remained afloat briefly before foundering. Dispatches describe naval actions near the Aegean and Mecklenarian theaters as Austro German forces press toward Bucharest amid Allied maneuvers.
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York
Laverpoot
Veen
Tare
von Pateeaaga
Bucharest
War Office
Kriharpeewee Far
Gemien Agwih
Monastie
Owice
Couay
Local dog owner cites present laws and public action
A distressed dog owner argues for enforcement of existing dog at large laws. The piece details penalties, pound handling, and attempts to deter neglect while urging stricter public safety measures and neighborhood accountability. It notes health department involvement and calls for immediate judicial action.
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