Strikers Increase Ranks Across City Amid Disruptions
On Sept 19 in York City a four hundred strong walkout by watermen and conductors intensified violence and injuries. An attack on a surface car injured John Gatty. mayoral and merchant groups urged continued peace while unions prepared to press for strike actions through the Central Federated Union and allied bodies. The United Hebrew Trades voted to support a strike aid plan, with preparations noted for a broad mobilization of 25000 workers across trades.
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York
John Ciatty
AM Bhat
Pane Gereie
Cowieman Strauscher
Chamar of Commerce and Merciant’ Association
Saxrous
Unitad Hebrew
Wight
Soon & Agapathutic
Gre Central Federated
United ‘Trades
Lueladinn
Gurmgat Industries
Ion
Meaders
Faierated Union
Poantdsn
Vaio
Hroax
Westchester
Rome
Reign of Terror Reported Across Mexico in 1900s Dispatch
The Laredo report states a reign of terror exists in various parts of Mexico including San Labre and Quererario. Military actions and arrests described as targeted against rebels and bandits. casualties and disturbances are noted along routes toward Mexico City. Local authorities warn of continued unrest and violence affecting civilians and officials.
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Mexico
Laredo
Arorthy
San Lave
Messin
Quererario
Suzelvec
Mattine
Sam
Leon
Norreten Banis
Woman Dies After Cigarette Fire at Home
A cigarette sparked a fatal blaze in a Pith Avenue home, killing 20 year old Mrs. Loin Mies. The fire severely damaged the room and caused the tragedy as local responders investigated the scene.
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Pintaiurgh
Loin Mies
Bier
Eighteen LW. W. Members Released on Bail in Strike Raid
In Actantan Pennsylvania eighteen members of the Industrial Workers of the World were released on bail after warrants were served in Old Forge and surrounding areas. Attorneys conferred as plans to deport non-elites troubled the case while leaders implicated in the strike faced new legal actions. Officials reported no violence in nearby Chia Valley and investigators continued to trace the events that sparked the industrial action.
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Actantan
Fwosk
Indueteiml
Hasesainn
Teway
Joholf Witwards
Shari’ Sun
S. Phillips
Wastsayer
AMORE
Dards
Enat
Auner
Eha
Nere
Fornger
Aiembura
Neton
Colves
SisciMier Wan
Chia Valley
Army officials doubt story of ChiuHamaU battle
Washington dispatches report no Army confirmation of a Saturday clash between Mexican and Villa forces near Chihuahua City. State Department and border officials note uncertain reports. some border communications claim rail and telegraph outages and troop movements. Observers suggest the anniversary of a Mexican event and potential uprisings, but no decisive evidence confirms combat or a large-scale revolt.
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Chiuhamau
Washington
Nn Armat
Asetoscope
Villa
Ryama City
Uder
State
Chihuahua City
Garricon
Caltectar Cobb Et Fl Paso
Sumer
Chikushwa
Ums Aviers
Din Capranan
Tax law troubles county as dog tax returns loom
A rowdy crowd confronts public officials over dog tax demands for November, criticizing the new levy and its reach. Assessors face pressure to collect while residents protest, fearing overreach and extra costs. A county court and local clerks handle the complaints as patrols watch for noncompliance.
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Bennian
Bn Ordre
Searerars
Ana Adaus
Jose
Rome
Meir
Acho
Epidemic Subsiding Amid Rising Health Measures
A late eighteenth century update notes the epidemic easing while health measures continue. Reports reference weight loss rumors, recovered patients, and new treatment links across multiple towns including Scranton, Pymmining, Ridgwar, and Sumerset June. Data indicates about 2 percent of the state population affected since July.
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Trareinturg
Reuith
Wight
Lasauce
Meare Pereigss
Philadwipula
Tmetoning Nome
Augiel Newcasen
Freviae A& Howes
Philegletella
Lee Feo
Kemblexsilie
Fittsbuirgh Chestie Phooniertian Waredher
State Police Criticized Over Disorder During Disturbance
Harrisbirm Sept 14 In a misspelled report Jamen A Maurer resident of the State Pade ation of Labor protested to Governor Grumlaugh about residents of Tusterne county and a policy related to Wilken Barree. The Suptamber TLC was accused of clibher and riding down on in Jocant psaple during disturbances.
Primary races shape New York Senate and Governor contest
New York September 1 reports tight statewide primary as candidates for U S Senate and a full ticket vie for support from major parties. White and Seabury seek governor, Roosevelt and Wilson factions back different lines, with many county leaders backing Catan for president and McComb leading reform efforts.
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New York
United States
Ertmonkee
Charles B. Whitman
Covernor
Samuel Sea Bers
Srimeties
Charles Elvenen
Jadee Seabury
Wilson
Prorcessive
Ike
Scelied
Derwenn Robert] Bacyn
France
Willie Mealder
Fimgrestman
Theodore Roosevelt
Fr. Catan
FED
Tor
William McComb
Democracy
Rational Comimittee
Denil
Garatogs
Thomas Ar. Gonwa
Tatas
News Print Manufacturers Ready to Make Their Report
The executive committee of the News Print Manufacturers association informed Washington that a committee of publishers could examine limits on white paper usage to avoid unfair access and preserve small papers. They warned of possible fabrications suspensions and called for federal action to address paper shortages and weekly production constraints.
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Washington
Federal Trate Commission
Badersbe “Transterrat
Commission Government 70 Discussed At Meeting
Citizens backing the commission government in Brent town will hold meetings this week in the borough to hear plans and seek public input. The Chamber of Commerce supports the plan while officials seek to inform the public and gather reactions before a formal vote in November.
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Commission
Vomuissio
Chamber of Compierée
Tafimoree
Stevetuoen
Slorton
Swindler arrests rise as police near witness evidence
Authorities say preliminary hearings loom as multiple alleged Winckemust gang members face charges under the Mann Act. Prosecutors claim secured evidence will convict several suspects, with bail possible for those under arrest. Names of victims withheld by order, as cases move toward federal scrutiny.
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Victinan
Chirato
Todas
Feu Mysueherr
H.C Woodward
Histon
Jostiet
Prineleelly
Ted
Lenya
Lars Sund
Benown
Puiladnighla
Argest
New York
Feamk Crocker
Regina Kuipper
Philacorphes
Philadelphia
Willem Be Fer
Belathara
Ulggud
Mes
Susan
Winpeony Clabaugh
Warved
Edward J. Thompson
Thor
Fabs
Chi B
Mia
Helen Revs
Doc
New York Whd
el Pasa
Wien
Gallay Ecovity
Milan
Nike
Activien
Acomm
Peaat Sane
Fatsines Aid
Eiatieal Rusatst
Tata Reset
Seeuniw
Biic
Berm
Steven Michowsk
Sania Charee
Exodus of College Students From City Continues
The mass departure of Warren area college students intensifies as eastern and local schools attract many. Despite delayed openings, students head to institutions like the University of Pennsylvania and Ellinnard and Clacton area colleges, joining teachers and staff relocating for education opportunities. The exodus includes numerous Warren youths and a mix of men and women seeking better prospects in higher education. Continued on Page Five.
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Warren
Sil
Minato
Yaar
Becauae
Minelalle
Parstysis
University of Penneslvania
Studi
Pewntes
Rehore
Ellinnard
Clacton
Te Mlutsky
Warren Yong
Totvetully
Pesneyivsnis
Rowa
Campbell Gale Hamilton
Harold | Phiten
Cpariea Seatmh
Young News Business Club May Find Quarters in Old Library
A garbled OCR item describes a local business club seeking space in an old library building, with plans for meetings and refreshments. It mentions the Warren Academy of Sciences moving to the Natural and Relative History building, a library association, and a collection of materials valued at SRC worth of ceremonial rocks.
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Oung Mews Business Glub
Warren Academy of Sciences
Borkiar
Dullaine
Seanon
Ghulae
Miguy Jyersseoe
Associa
Ana Aihtarian
President Speaks Saturday at Amber Rally Report
Fragmentary copy reports a presidential speech planned for Saturday in Salinas with references to a national conference, state business, and public reactions. The garbled text hints at righting barriers, but specifics and names are unclear due to damage.
Prominent Physician Killed in New Castle Crossfire
In New Castle Pennsylvania Dr Atos L Van Wenin, a leading physician, died after a collision involving a tram crossing at Dayerte. The accident happened as he was hastening to a hospital ship in a newer steam craft Roney. The exact cause and details remain unclear as authorities investigate the scene.
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New Castle
Atos L. van Wen
van Ealled
Festerdey
Mingactile
Mitte Turck
Lake Erie
Dayerte Crossig
Roney
Woman Dies After Night of Trouble in Recent Incident
A troubling report from Semmstown describes a woman who died at night amid a violent episode involving a rapepery and a wrecked Gargen Tame. The Southern Caxobria True ipany line on Agua Suited in Depescone details the event and the involvement of several named individuals, including Blomber and Tishon Tague, as authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Semmstown
Ipany
Land Cruisers Made in U S A Die by British Arms
Washington reports British armored motor rams used in Teuton trenches, built in Peoria with U S parts and workers under Baker of the Merrill Manufacturing Co. The article notes production for Britain, details about armor, engines, and the 1,000 casualties among German troops, and mentions Allied notification to the United States about arms deliveries and trench warfare. It discusses use of these machines by Britain and the strategic impact on the war and siege warfare.
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Washington
Teeeutassaune
Cetra
Tentain
Peoria
Mair
Creme
Moue
United States
Ana Otmer
Labora Lees
Baker
Voir Maaueactiring
Machisra Wade
Beile
Cain Mi
Beker
Wwe
England
Ody
Huilee
Nate
France
Toy
Liege
Steve
Boker
Ibegerbaur
Fraser
Wincad
eWeek Arnsett
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Omar
Eubuns
Pevid
Actina
Wren
Condon
Sane
Dewn
Gacl
Teetegar
Ban Setanta
Sraee
Rwas Aumoaneed
Vedey
Minch Rene’ Cera
Minin Binders
London
Pines
Torrife Bertal
Bulmars
Seroniha
Eve L
Pimiial Advicus
Herw
Toda
Raigsman
Luca
Greece
New York State
Juarez
Bandit Chief
Wual
Ghigagd Bankers
Salinas
Fomearce
Teutons
United United States
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Yong
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