Passage of Adamson Eight Hour Work Bill unsettles trains dispute
Chicago dispatch notes the Adamson Eight Hour bill’s passage does not settle the ongoing railroad labor strike. Coroner's jury evidence is reported as weighing, with officials including President Taft and Monon vice president Marvin Buguitt commenting on railway labor tensions and proposed assurances to protect traffic.
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Adamson
Ors
Josey
Bean
Riurele
Marvin Buguitt
Chisago & Northwestern
JackCy
Sas Times
Moss Tall
Wigole
Saan Efusion
Featormay Nent Velegratas
Ureine
Uwleerams Ask
Local coroner weighs verdict in case of infant death
A coroner's inquest in a death case examined the circumstances of a child’s illness and treatment. Witnesses described attempts to revive the girl and debated whether earlier care could have saved her, with testimony from several doctors and the district attorney. The jury will retire to consider its verdict after further evidence is presented.
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Hertome
Christan
Aula Rand
Vane da Ly Gauphier
Mea
Molliz Silearthorn
Court House
Hegre
Patsons
Commonwealth
Lyons Snd
Pal G. Weston
Paul G. Weston
Dee Cron
Anita
Habertsom
Br. W. Fi
Robertson
Whyniniaw
Gaid
Bohl
Ana Wowld
Rowe Sacer
Wl Lemon
Grinwald
Phattvian
Detmied
Attitude of Hughes Attacked by Speaker in Maine
A fragmented account recounts reactions as candidate Hughes faces sharp questioning in Maine. Political tension surfaces over policy stance and perceptions of patriotism amid local and national dialogue on governance and peace.
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Hughes
Maine
Plague Gases Reported Across Counties and City Cases
Municipal health bulletin details plague gas exposure in Taqmanary and nearby areas. From July 1 to 4, 1321 cases reported, with 400 plus in Philadelphia and 43 at other locations. Infantile paralysis reports include 20 new cases and 20 deaths. Counties affected include Montgomery, Delaware, Erie, York, and Indiana, with towns such as Ardmore, Rockingham, and Wakefield cited.
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Taqmanary
State Department
Alsanosis
Elnadeiynia
Welock
Philadelphia
Tora Cours
Todixwa
Indiana
Law to pass amidst Senate clash on Adamson affair
Chaos in Washington as Republicans oppose Wilson plan while Democratic leaders push legislation. The Senate adjourned briefly as committees advance the Adamson bill and eight hour measures amid high tension and presidential talks with key lawmakers.
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Wilson
Senate
New York Railroads Prep Amid Labor Tensions
New York officials and lawmakers discuss preventing a strike disrupting freight and passenger service. Railroads Erie, Pennsylvania, Lackawanna, and Western vow not to hire strikebreakers, aiming to keep traffic moving despite calls for action.
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New York
Dspl
Althousy
Jaetioawlife
Nuvikee Waa
Idusisien
Eis
Algo
Iaieva
Erie
Tislaware
Te Erie
Ford Motor Profits Pass $1 008 000 A Week
Henry Ford announced that Ford Motor Company posted annual profits exceeding one million dollars weekly for the year ending July 31. The report shows total assets near $912 million and net income around $58.9 million, with about 28,000 employees noted.
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Ford Motor
Detruit
Port Motor Company
Aoitique
Henry Ford
Pennsylvania Railroad Declares Dividends on July Earnings
Philadelphia reports July earnings and first seven months show notable gains over a year earlier. The railroad group posts a July net of 11 million dollars, with seven month totals around 24.5 million, and a yearly period net income near 46 million, reflecting substantial increases across measures.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wyatam
Sevan
Acford
Ammonia Tank Explosion Reported at Market Site
A broken OCR fragment describes a plant where ammonia tanks were damaged and one exploded near a market in Hasleton. The text references a railroad strike potentially impacting mine operations and employer losses within 24 hours, with unclear dates and entities due to garbled source.
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Hasleton
Alleles Tela
Pay-Up Week Plans Move Merchants in Warren County
Merchants in Warren County convene to discuss a Pay-Up Week initiative aimed at collecting overdue accounts. The meeting yields a plan to urge patrons to settle debts promptly and support local commerce.
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Warren County
National Prayer Week urged across towns and cities
A fragmented text proclaims National Prayer Week as a nationwide event designed to unite people and foster favorable prices and community spirit. It cites local officials and committees urging participation and debt resolution to support the movement during October 1946.
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Onte
Obadond
Warren
Penn
Hiasloe
National Bay-Up Week Fuels Debates On Debt Relief
The document outlines a proposed National Bay-Up Week aimed at encouraging debtors to settle accounts. It discusses anticipated public reaction, potential social and economic impacts, and the role of campaigns and religious groups in promoting voluntary repayment. It flags concerns about burden on communities if debts remain unpaid and considers the broader effects on credit and commerce.
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Yddervanca
Eblgtine Coop
Rey Guia
Bees
Three Hundred Odd Fellows Attend Pichic Outing
Over three hundred Odd Fellows and friends from Warren and Clarendon gathered for a late afternoon and evening event. A gentle football match between Warren and Clarendon attracted the crowd, with a noted score of six to one. Highlights included a haw blowing contest won by Res Bacon and a crowd dancing display featuring Mrs Ralph Simpson. Music by Helats orchestra closed the program with a lively finale.
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Senekaha
Warren
Clandon
Youngerile
Shefield
Ralph Simpson
Helat
King of Greece Abdicates Amid War Turmoil Across Europe
Fragmented despatches report Constantine’s abdication rumors amid Greek crisis and allied reactions. Rumanian and Russian advances in Transylvania push prisoner debarkation while London cites Bulgarian declarations of war as Macedonian fronts tighten.
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Tammdon
Constane Fine
Grech Irons
Eros Galomica
Reuter
Athos
Peo
Gonrol
Geoek
Betay
Zatmlu
Cabinge
Zicutherios
Venizelos
Constantine
Child Labor Bill Signed Across States
Wyastington sept 1 reports President Visla signed the child labor measure into law. The act aims to limit child labor by restricting work across state lines and requires enforcement to protect young workers from exploitation.
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Wyastington
Visla On
Gulate First Petitions For Commission Government
Citizens petition the Warren borough council asking for a special meeting to submit to voters a proposed incorporation of Warren as a city. About 200 signatures were secured to date, seeking action under an act of assembly concerning city incorporation and government.
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Warren Akalysof
Tnder
Auelor
Warres
Waren
Warren
Pepus Nanla
Boanell
Boruuek
Warren Sould
Pervonylanla
Famous FAOHIBITIONIST Dies After Nightfall
Notable figure described as a well known public figure passed away last night. The report references personal friends and a local group, noting an entrance into Lup race as part of the scene surrounding the death.
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Baier O'S
Saale
BRCM
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Bran Army to Meet WW Boston Next Year
The annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic to meet in Boston next year was announced. The report lists key officers and dignitaries, including Mrs Myrtle Best as national president and Edith Chapusia as conductor, reflecting the organization’s activities and leadership.
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Boston
Eamsae
Churchmis
Souwet
Erbusy
Edward J. Braves
Buidres Fore
Conny
Emamande Fo'e. Wokeris
Bassas Clie
Jumtey
Bom
Myrtle W. Best
Lalionel
Wresiden
Shae Dinnen
Lockpart 2
Presigent
Osiorne
Ehfergs
Chapisin
Goodman
Teasurer Nee
Hatta Goste
Inspector
Mist
Division Review At Camp Stewart El Paso Reports
Last Saturday the division review took place with New Equipment In Bring formed for members of Company A. Weather was good and health inspections found all units in decent shape. Medication, clothing, and gear were assessed as tests and drills continued with orders for return to stationing. The report notes Will Pearce's absence due to hospital, and plans to keep gear and uniforms for several months.
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Walker
Camp Stewart
AU Meuivers
Will Pearce
Sanday
Corfarm Acaumler
Sruviea
Taglar Arith
Uel Ullervare
Fe Lattallon
Iain Teet
Beeseurad
Ranaut
Penn Rauia
Ancuyaia
Fie
Sir Roas
Lvision
Vearren
Tha
Teigerow
Siixine Mackie
Oteewuns
Selson
Bihar
Bordwell
Rominany
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