Rioting in New York Strike Damages Trains Injure Eight
The New York transit strike escalated as bricks stones and bottles were hurled at elevated trains injuring eight bystanders. Company officials say the strike is largely broken with crews protected by wire netting and police on duty. City leaders promise action while plans for a parade later draw mixed attention.
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Investigation of railroad ownership to be conducted in Chicago
Nevada official Ben Slewisuds announced before the Chicago Chamber of Commerce that a broad inquiry into government ownership and control of railroads would be conducted by a coalition of insurance and commerce committees. The probe will be led by new leadership and supported by regional representatives.
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Gordkers Convention Ends in Sest and Adjourned
Garomers' annual convention closed on Saturday with Dr Charles L Ash ley of Luzerne elected president and A Jamison Allegheny and T Heffran Washington named vice presidents. El Moore Washington became treasurer. The convention adopted a resolution stating coroners should perform postmortems and disclose donor ties.
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Governor Makes Appointments In Harrisbore State
Governor announces new military and civil appointments including Dr Johnny Goad physician at Paiadeniss ipauspttal and several officers in the Nettount Guard on Ciel Border assignments Edward W Bodele and Arat Menten noted for infantry posts in Pittsburgh and Highteen Innfantry while Waltona Guard neoaquariers David W Grate and others listed.
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Steel Takes Another Jump In Market Record
New York, Sept 14 steel continued to climb with a record 106 percent as traders noted renewed demand and steady supply. Analysts cautioned volatility could persist amid global steel price shifts.
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Sevel Passenger Steamer Orns Near Bey Store
Bing Petanon, noted Ludiom merchant, watched seven passengers aboard a Sevel passenger steamer near BeY Store when a fire broke out on the bil la mile and a half from Rosstone. John B. Bayer, in the vicinity, offered assistance as the engine backfired and the frame collapsed toward gasoline pipes. Peterson narrowly escaped, leaping from the car as the machine wrecked. Earlier, Peterson claimed his son lost an arm in a recent automobile accident involving a vehicle owned by Joe Hanson near Garland.
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Farm theft and arrest amid cattle sale dispute
A report describes theft of four rearling cattle from a farm two miles out of Curry and an ensuing arrest after a deputy recovered two horses and a cow. A man named Warnar faces charges for selling goods stolen from the farm, while another man Noblen faces related warrants. The story outlines claims of illicit purchases, labor for recovery, and a court appearance with a possible jail sentence.
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Authorities Believe They Can Convict Man of Murder
Martin Ferry Sept 14 authorities say they can convict Harry Baldine of the murder of Runkin. Baldine was positively identified as the man seen near the scene by Goranee Reser of Belmont County. Two revolvers and a coat were recovered at the scene along with the remains found nearby. The evidence includes empty shells from a .38 revolver and a coat matching the suspect.
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Salvation Army Home Fire Kills Tour Men
A devastating fire at a Salvation Army home in Ber burned 34 men and seriously injured many others. Over a hundred beds were collapsed as flames spread quickly. Three attackers trapped on a higher floor perished in smoke while others leaped to the pavement seeking escape. Authorities say the blast origin remains unclear as investigators search the scene.
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Border Peace Talks Boost Hope for Mexico Patrol Plan
Washington dispatch reports U S and Mexican members of the joint commission reviewing border policing ideas. Proposals include a Mexican troop withdrawal and an international police scheme, with discussions on releasing troops for mining protection and easing mining claims amid Carranza policy. No agreement reached.
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Toledo Building Collapse Claims Several Lives in Center Street
A four story building on Summit Street in Toledo collapsed during remodeling, killing at least one worker and injuring several others as shoppers fled. Early reports say a warning was minimal and the wreckage spread across multiple blocks, with authorities stating the structure had weakened by prior renovations.
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Minteen Knee Plaque Case Reports Across Counties
Minteen knee plague cases rise with new infant infections reported to the state dep. at Reatth yesterday. A batch of cases includes Philadelphia and several towns such as Scranton Altoona Norristown Thrang Howellerville and Goagenville in Northumberland County.
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Canadian Border Crisis Echoes in Town Debate
An OCR fragment details an intense political scene about Canadians, Canadians crossing the border, and security concerns. It names places like Canada and the United States, mentions border guarding and citizen fears, and references election related anxiety and ballot integrity amid a chaotic, first-person narrative tone.
Guardsmen to Border as Nation Reinforces Posts
Washington September 14 1916 The Tennessee National Guard was ordered by the War Department to proceed to the Mexican border immediately to relieve or partially replace the garrison withdrawn from the frontier.
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German Troops Withdraw From Belgium War News
Reports from Amsterdam and Rome indicate German forces retreating from Belgium after recent operations. French troops reportedly captured Baronne, pressuring German lines near the Somme as Austrian air raids target Venice. Greek protests resurface in Athens, with various towns warning of continued military activity and civil disruption amid evolving war fronts.
Fourth Day of Teachers Institute Opened at High School
Readings and remarks from the Fourth Day of the Teachers Institute at the high school covered the "Message of The Palire" and the care of feeble minded children. Speakers urged more initiative in Canadian schools, stressing removal of backward students from regular classes and focus on medical understanding and proper training.
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Masters of the State elect officers at annual convention
The Pennsylvania postmasters elected officers at their state convention, with Morace Lewis of Easton chosen as grandient and five vice presidents named. Key speakers included A. Mitchell Palmer and James Ellsworth. The group endorsed a pension system for postmasters, promotion of carvel post meetings, and endorsed improvements to the Sonat device, while Wilson, Burleson, and J. Thomas were noted in leadership roles.
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Cities Seek Government Role for Armory Plant Factory
Washington reports a government role for a projected 1,000,000 unit armament plant as delegations from multiple cities discuss site selection. Officials note possible private plant involvement but no firm commitment, with governors, Congress, and boards of finance watching closely. Delegations from Birmingham Savannah Louisville Baltimore St Louis and others attend in secrecy to hear terms, while debates focus on transport, housing, and population impacts.
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Seaman Newspaper Attacks Ambassador Gerard
A Seaman newspaper criticizes Ambassador Gerard amid a published exchange. The piece cites claims of alleged failures by the ambassador and notes reactions from officials and experts in America. Historical tensions over Germany and U.S. export issues are referenced, with comments on public perception and media rhetoric.
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Boys in Good Heart Company at Camp Stewart report
Report from Camp Stewart El Paso notes only seventy eight men on the rolls of Company B G H hearted by Richard Walker. Several men reassigned to other commands. two return home. Describes health, hospital stays, food quality and guard duties. outlines payroll and future postings.
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New York City Schools Start Delayed By Health Dispute
New York City schools planned to open on September 25 but faced delays after a dispute between federal and city health authorities. City Commissioner Exner announced the plan to open as scheduled, while federal officials urged caution. Reports indicated the total cases rising and the illness rate feared to remain high, with public health officials debating readiness.
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Award Granted Over Death of Sf Homan's Son in Laws
The State Compensation Board awarded compensation to Mrs Homan for her son Inceph D. Weazie, who died while employed by the Winter Garden Company of Pirowhuce. The board found his service to the company active and recognized the agreements under Tate Ine wou. Edward McMare testified as watchman and manager at the garden during the case proceedings.
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