Rioting in Transit Strike Breaks Up in Manhattan
In New York on September 30 two weeks of transit strike violence escalated as rioters attacked car barns on Forty-second Street and Broadway, clashed with police, and damaged property. Dozens of workers were beaten or injured while authorities struggled to restore order amid looming sympathy strikes and mayoral meetings.
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Germany to Pay Indemnity Over Loss of Liner Hull
Warrington reports Germany will pay indemnity for all losses tied to the sinking incident. Court action by New Park and Cunard Steamship Company reduces liability to 01 288 in freight and saves on the big liner, with officials discussing the settlement.
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Bandit Assault Near Atlumi Escapes Into Rift
A band of outlaws attacked a posse at the rift near Atlumi on September 20. They shot two members of the posse and fled into the canyon, after robbing the Homestead bank the prior week and briefly halting pursuit before slipping away.
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City Woman Seeks Ten Thousand Dollar Damages
A city woman, Mrs Minnie ... sues for ten thousand dollars in damages alleging a dangerous incident at a tram wheel setup. The complaint claims a pump factory and apparatus caused the wheel to topple and trap her husband and others. details describe a crowded wheel, inadequate safeguards, and injuries. The case references events around October 28, 1913, and cites witnesses and operators in the incident.
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Warren Counterfeiting Case Proceeds At Warren
Clarence Rounds faces counterfeiting charges in Warren Pennsylvania where the court adjourned after opening statements. Special Prosecutor Daniel Horne and defense counsel Mr Mong appeared, with trial testimony begun and court scheduled to reconvene. The proceedings focus on alleged use of a specious note in a country boy case and the broader implications of the counterfeit scheme.
Five Die in Explosion at Mt Urion Aetna Plant
Five men were killed and others injured when a boiler explosion wrecked the air distillation unit at the Whiz Arran Explosives Company near Mt Urion. Victims listed include Clayton Clank and George Seaver among the dead. William Leman is reported fatally injured but the death toll is unclear. The blast traced to the plant’s facilities caused widespread damage within 60 feet of the reactor.
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Passenger Train Interior Incident Near Torecom
A report describes a passenger train interior incident near Torecom on September 3. Passengers were reportedly heated and rushed, with some knocked down as the north-bound train arrived and evacuated others to Torrecn.
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Explosion injures workers at Garnes Point Powder plant
A Friday explosion at the Garnes Point Powder plant injured several workers. One person died yesterday, with others expected to recover. Officials probe cause as injured workers receive care.
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Allied gains are expensive and occupy scarce territory
Conflicting World War I dispatches report Allied advances on the Somme front totaling 500,000 troops and 3 percent of occupied land, while German and Balkan fronts claim village captures and Greek troop movements. An Austrian Italian theatre update notes German ultimatum demands and shifts in military positions as a global conflict persists.
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State probes bias in county fair gambling permits
A government inquiry reveals $26,090 pro rata payments to organizations tied to county fair gambling ventures. Officials examine whether licensing practices at fairs included dice, cards, and roulette games, and whether approvals breached moral standards or state law. The audit notes possible missteps by agents and department heads in approving exhibits and attractions.
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Wilson Wot Playing Politics and Eight Hour Law Is Right
Fragmented report from Poe Vil a force indicating political maneuvering and enforcement measures. References to General Hiathhar Ragsaus, villa defenses, and civilian orders, with scattered details on troop movements and local authorities in a war context.
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Railadan Brotherhoods Back Wilson for President
Cleveland September 20. Brotherhood leaders urge labor support for Provident Wilson amid factional tensions. Lee, president of the Brotherhood of Instrands Teartaten, dispatches to rally members for Wilson while branches in Congress resist. editorial staff plan promotion through the official organ of the brotherhood and allied unions.
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Stolen Money Package Spurs Cross-City Probe
Detectives from New York and Philadelphia descend on Scranton to probe the disappearance of $2,009 tied to an Adams Express parcel. Local officials report a bank receipt and messenger theft, with several suspects named and police tracing the missing funds.
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Bandits Active at Tampico Reported by District Patrol
Fragmentary text describes bandit activity near Tampico with mentions of a town raid and temporary control before forces drove them back toward the border. A municipal president is referenced as investigated but escaped, with unclear further details and names obscured.
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Wilton Declares No Campaign Tour Plans
In a Long Branch conference with Democratic leaders and Chairman McCormick, President Wilton stated he has no intention of a campaign tour but will give speeches on public questions in various states. The plan includes Indiana Missouri New York with talks likely to cover railroad strikes and administration records.
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Board of Education Sets Calendar for Coming School Year
The board met in special session to approve the school calendar for the upcoming term prepared by Prof. P W T Frensell. The calendar was adopted with no changes and indicates an October 2 start and a June 22 finish, with a six week term and adjustments tied to the new building.
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White Whag Work on the Business Streets
A damaged OCR fragment recounts street department work in a town center, noting paving, plank replacement, and repairs on Market Street and Liberty Street. The report mentions delays, partial repairs, and planned completion as crews await materials and better weather. Names and precise dates are unclear due to transcription errors.
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Action Granted In Lusitania Damage Case
A court grants action in the Lusitania damage case. The Cunard line is represented. the case concerns claims of torpedo damage and acts of enemy forces. The proceeding outlines the legal actions, authorities, and involved parties, with emphasis on the ship wreck and responders.
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Slackmailer Held Under Bail Amid Citywide Gangs Probe
United States District Attorney reports sufficient evidence to convict members of a Philadelphia gang amid a citywide racketeering probe. Bail set at 350,000 for one suspect awaiting arraignment before Commissioner Long. Federal agents, led by Francis Finer Kane, pursue multiple charges tied to a New York operation and a January incident involving a Mrs. Tagine. A key witness, Miss Buy Tor Chinage, testified from New York City.
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American Seamen Torpedoed by German Submarine
Washington report details a maritime incident on September 20 in which two American sailors aboard a vessel were torpedoed by a German submarine. The event prompted a swift official response, with authorities confirming casualties and signaling further investigation into the attack and its implications for ongoing hostilities.
Investigation Ordered After Labor Meeting Incident in Wilkes-Barre
Governor Brownaugh ordered an investigation into chattel made shows by state police and officers alleged to have charged a crowd of bystanders after a labor meeting at a Wilkes-Barre theatre on September 3. Witnesses were handed to James Maurer of the Pertuns Tants Guvle Federation who presented them to the governor.
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HANY Counterfeiting Cases to Be Heard by Federal Court
Pa Sept 20. New indictments announced in federal court after reports of counterfeit schemes. Several grand jury actions ended in true bills. details to be continued on page two.
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Meeting postponed amid tense city club scene
A tense gathering in Warren County faced delays as organizers prepared to host a rally for a re election effort. Notable figures from local politics and business, including Henry grocery and Wowukere Atlisen, were invited to speak. The event, tied to West Pennsylvania and Owego, aimed to mobilize voters between 18 and 45 years old.
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