Tragic Subway Strike Shuts Down New York Transit
A disastrous subway strike crippled surface lines as a derailed car crashed near 174th Street injuring several people. Trains and elevated lines operated poorly, with plans for a mass labor demonstration abandoned amid violent incidents and widespread disruption. Labor leaders sought permission for further action as the city faced continued transit chaos.
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Countra
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Boston
Aime
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Gmion
New York Railways Company Power Ewes
Mitchel
Ete
Hike Plan On State Guardsmen Sparks Local Debate
Sept report details proposed movement regarding state guardsmen with officials from Gan Antonts noting safety concerns and public response. Community figures urge orderly actions while authorities weigh feasibility and costs amid unsettled plans.
Twelve Bodies In Quebec Bridge Disaster Recovery
Twelve bodies still lie beneath wreckage of the Quebec Bridge span that collapsed into the St Lawrence. Only four bodies have been recovered. officials cite limited evidence and ongoing investigation into the cause of the fall. The disaster occurred in September 1942 as workers faced a structural failure during the bridge’s construction.
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St. Lawrence
Unclear text fragment on Wilson and Biaine eimerton
Fragmentary OCR notes mention President Wilson at a bedsite and a reference to a beam of something sinking. The legibility is poor and no coherent event or date is discernible. The record cannot extract a definite news item from the fragment.
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Om Lando
Otra
Hewe
Steel common up again in market report
New York stock news shows steel common shares rising as trading opened. Prices climbed to about 108 percent, signaling renewed demand amid uncertain market conditions.
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New York
Sut
Bock Mackel
Inday
Attempted Murder at Lumber Camp Near Marienville Forest County
An unsuccessful attempt to murder a lumberman near Marienville Forest County occurred Monday. Bow man was hospitalized in serious condition after being attacked by two men in the woods while en route to a jamber pin. one assailant fled, and authorities captured another at the scene. Local residents reported the incident disrupting the community as investigators worked from Narienville to uncover the attackers and motive.
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Marienvilis
Forest
Mr. Bowman
Kane
Lowman
Xane
Martentine
Neur Cyrus Ua
Larkad
Tka Cyrus
Monte
Numb
Mallenville
Wogan
Tant Place
Narienvilia
Joseph Dastian
Seystone Nore
Eoad
Paralysis outbreak cases still being reported in Pennsylvania
Reports from Herrisburg and Philadelphia detail continuing infantile paralysis cases across multiple counties. Fifty to sixty children have died nationwide, with new cases appearing in Somerset, Lancaster, Bucks, and Northampton counties. Officials note recent cases traced to various townships including Athens, Clinton, and East Mecklenport as health authorities urge vigilance and vaccination efforts.
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Renarte
Sui Co
Philadelphia
Harneddrike
Somerset County
Villa Nava
Barensboro
Jehtytkill
Clinton Hebbrs
Rengeport
Whenfield
Tudlanu
Northampton
Bucks
Athens
Crustford
Nether Prurit
Beadlend
Norristown
Craiytend
Meadville
Paraforia
Huyfell
AtDeps Township Vestorany
Ree Stewart
Hayfield Cown-Iit
Geant Waneys
Third son of Pierce family may lose eye in accident
Roy Tearce may be the third son of the Pierce family to lose an eye. Mare A. beaive, 1118 Penn, is in poor condition at the Burgely hospital. Pearce was struck in the eye at the Struthere Wells plant last week by a steel object. He was sent to Kis Tranny for lag days and is now in a dark room as the other eye may be endangered. Charlie H. Pearce and Karry W. Pear are the two brothers who have already lost an eye. the three men were iron workers in each accident.
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Roy Tearce
Mee
Mare A. Beaive
Penn Sesamin
Buergeley
Pearce
Struthere- Wells
Kis Tranny
Rome
Aleph
Charlie H. Pearce
Karry W. Pear
Ten New Citizens Get Papers Today
A JAxTION Court session granted naturalization to ten applicants. Officials report the ceremony proceeded smoothly with new citizens taking their oaths and receiving certificates, marking a formal step in their integration into the nation.
Warcen welcomes ten new citizens from varied nations
Ten new citizens of Warcen were sworn in this morning at the courthouse amid a ceremonial salute. Applicants from Sweden Switzerland Italy Denmark Ireland and Germany answered roll call, with several unable to appear. Names and residences listed include Warren, Ireland, and Denmark ties, while court deliberations continued for remaining applicants.
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Sweden
Dra
Pitowurgk
Pelee McCabe
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Ireland
Eratdens
Warren
Comnene Zetfeger
Birttin Avian
Realdeace
Bestel
Fuliis Joharos
Histepiace
den Meri Restaence
Wurrel
Swan
Ie” Bostrom
Greden
John Applanaip
Penuance
Glade Township
Loebh
Easing
Garemany
Kaganio
Wbun
Birenplace
Italy
Warr
Christian Pierson
Denmark
H ‘Prin Chaser
Republicans Win Out in the Maine Election
Portland Maine September 13 Republicans won the election electing a governor auditor and four congressmen. The victory shifts control of the state house away from Democrats with Oakley, Curt reelected by about 15 000 votes. Strong showing by county officials and sheriffs under the campaign’s law enforcement emphasis.
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Portland
Staive
Bidler
United States
Congress
Statehouse
Tagielature
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Peputer
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Sewtin
Oakley C. Curt Shanu
Tounties
Republican
Attornese
Sheritta
Beraen
National Renmivence
Lee
United
Staten Genatarebins
Maizexue Lower Ronse
Washington
Natonal Defense
Ube Tari
Sfiroad
Institute session sparks debate on teaching literature
A wide array of students, teachers, and community members convened at the high school for the Fifty-Sixth Annual Institute. The discussions centered on literature's role in building civic pride, with focus on teaching the Cid and Othello, methods to engage children, and concerns about resource adequacy in libraries and classrooms.
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Miss Maguire
Warren Courier Records Historic Range From Here to Oil City
Warren Courier reports record travel from Warren to Oil City at 45 miles per hour with an estimated journey of about one hour and a half. The article describes traffic conditions, fog delays north of Grand Valley, and notes readers should see continuation on Page Five.
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Oil City
Nati
Kia
Wales
Sime Arried
Enymouth
Massy
Peatemlay
Nore
Anere Ag
Warren Cartes
Rogers Broute
Lyons
Robertson
Ares Wits
Oraouk
Toile
Iss
Grand Valley
Raabe
Raabe Wud Dr. Rubsrtaos
Wartte
Tdisle
Ste “Krabbs
Pennsylvania's First Black Fox Farm Opens Here
Fragmented OCR text describes a new fox farm in Pennsylvania with scattered lines mentioning location near Conewangy Avenue, rumored operations, and a village setting. The excerpt references plans and people such as LW Archimild amid unclear context and page continuations.
Maine election signals Wilson victory surge
York Sept 12 A Republican gain suggested as Maine Republicans claimed a Wilson victory in the presidential race. Reports from party leaders and observers note the election signals show growing support for a November contest featuring President Cleveland. The dramatic statewide readings point to a shift in Maine's political landscape as party organizers push for November turnout.
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Ruy Onde
Norn
Unibet
Bates
Maine
Apular
Chatraan
Avratuas
Eamiblican
Charles Hivgnee
Novuanbec
Bulgars Repel Allies as Romanian Fronts Face Bombardment
War dispatches report Bulgarian forces retreating along the allied line while Romanian defenses on the Danube endure heavy shelling. Berlin confirms high-level talks as Ottoman and German leaders meet amid shifting fronts. Salonika notes Bulgarians pulling back along the allied wing to clear a path for systemic moves by Venizelos forces.
Guards at the Aetna plant face mass layoff turmoil
The Aetna plant replaces most of its guards after a factorywide shakeup. Workers recount abrupt dismissals, fear German sympathizers may target the facility, and concerns rise over missing payroll positives and security gaps amid economic strain.
Weasnington Rape Case Sparks Neutrality Debate
Fragmentary report notes alleged wrongdoing near Cebu and involvement of a Philippine regiment. The vessel reportedly faced American territorial limits as the incident unfolded during wartime. names and details remain unclear from the OCR.
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Weasnington
General Tigget
Solari
America
Greamar Cebu
Graham Beland
Nitiehal Elgar
Wernse Berreunes Leasing
Chicago bakers cut bread sizes to curb costs
United State bakers face price pressure as Chicago area shops plan smaller loaves to counter rising costs and supply concerns. Industry sources note the move aims to slow price increases while maintaining consumer demand, with officials signaling possible broader adjustments across markets.
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