Mayor Mitchel Warns Leaders Over Deadlock
New York city leader Mayor Mitchel challenged labor unrest as deadlock with unions persisted. Police prepared for potential violence while officials warned employers against retaliation and urged peaceful handling of the strike. The mayor's address named steps to enforce order and protect transit workers amid ongoing labor tensions.
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New York
Meger Mirae
Bytow
Reusrelski
Inddee
Fustor
Jeter
Buerey
Stege
Prencae Erie
Tarervorounu Espa Zhesralt Company
Susarkat Amnermunt
Meike
Nijebet
Cozenall Sarmintline
Topelasa
Dammuel Gorspers
American Pederabon of Labor
Theodore TP
Shomis
Inlesborowen
Securad Uiat
Anton Ai Suviamee
Art Ployer
Tandem Sophomore Activ ity in Chinahua Delays Worker Protection
A member of the Git Apherican commie faction indicated that Villa's campaign could hinder future protections for workers. The statement suggests rising activity in Chinahua may slow withdrawal of Darshine's expenses from Mexico and affect commendations.
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Chinnahua
Darshine
Mexico
Git Apherican Commie
Mea
Howeve
Villa
Pierce Blaze Damages Pool Room at Peterson Block
A fire or explosion damaged a pool room in the Peterson Block near the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue. The blaze caused heavy smoke and water damage, with several pool tables ruined and apartments above affected. The incident led to evacuations and a response by local authorities and fire units. preliminary estimates put damages around 1,500 dollars to the property and about 809 dollars in related losses.
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Pierce Blaze
Peterson
Cowamssy Srowtmer
Si'wingee
Conensone
Sal Paategivania
Agence Mirai
Lillard Paxor
Kercely
Thormoane
Catoniae
Erate
Trutt
Annie Adl
Tae
Rte Sultana
Automobile crash injures two in town on Thursday
Thomas Grose of Sheteld suffered a badly lacerated hip and broken knee cap when his auto struck a telegraph pole on Penceyleamls avenue near the street railway. Mrs Witling and a young woman were also injuried as the car jumped the track and hit the pole. The ambulance was called but a passing driver assisted Grose to hospital.
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Penceyleamls
Mmergener Nospit
Wittig
Hig
Drostl
Grosen
Genoy Arnapitn
Witlie
Womaan
Roma
Roma To Siulbohd
Maison Mackite
Pittsburg Woman Causes Riot In Crowded Theatre
Pittsburg Sept 22 a loud disturbance in a crowded Carson Street theater led to panic and injuries. A 61 year old woman Laughrey and her companion were arrested for disorderly conduct after a man shouted and a backstage attempt to flee caused the rear door to be torn free. Four women fainted amid the chaos and one suffered a medical condition during the panic. The Laughreys arrived in an auto with a private detective, believed to have first taken the husband away.
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Pitsburg
Carson Street
Atte
Anghrey
Laughresa
Laughrey
General Bell Reports Battle Victory Against Bandit Leader
General Bell declares a successful assault against the bandit leader as U S forces advance. An ultimatum to demand the capture or death of Villa is reportedly being prepared for delivery.
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United States
Villa
Formation of the ORM Men’s Wilson & Marshall Club
An enthusiastic meeting formed the ORM Men’s Wilson & Marshall Club with diverse representatives present. Members discussed leadership roles, campaign support for re election, and plans to mobilize city and county networks for party activity, with a focus on youth involvement and local organizing.
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ORM
Wilson & Marshall
Wight
Beeseld
Alt
Inoue
Ieao
Retcuetton
Woera
Strang
Ase
Ehoane
Ehoane| Rue Nierabalt For" Vice President, Bu Ced Santa Do
Tatelins Gpa
Cea
Johnsen
Nat Miei
St. Wiens
Heguer
Hughes
Abe
The
United Blakes
Tom Stane
Rity Desea
Prinaff
Review of border guardsmen at Fort Bliss parade
Sept 22. A war strength division review was held as the troops marched past the reviewing stand at Fort Bliss. Major General C M Clements of the Ponies Tania guard and Brigadier General George Doll Jr observed the ceremony while 1,200 yards of formation stretched across 191 acres.
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Strengen Division
Uults
Ione J
el Paso St
Fort Kisag
C. M
George Doll, Jr
Alcagalles Mill
G. Morton
Clarence Raunds and counterfeit case in Erie federal court
Clarence Raunds of albom faced a second trial in the United States District Court at Erie on charges of counterfeit money. The jury deliberated over hours and agreed on some counts, with McCook and others testifying. Sentencing was suspended pending further proceedings as details emerged about his family and prior conduct.
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Albom
United Etuluy
Erie
Aflwr
George Is
Feder
Cowes
Wurek
Stdias
Charles
McCook
Staithon
NeCook
Altham
Tidiouie
Faery Elder
Me Fuller
Vlna
Mecavk
Cooke
Minneapolis Fire Claims Dozens in Two Blazes
Sept 22 in Minneapolis two separate fires caused extensive damage. One blaze killed ten people and another seriously wounded an unknown number. A fish hatchery? The text mentions a drainery destroyed worth 100000 dollars and twenty four burned to death in one of the fires. The readable lines are garbled and inconsistent.
Dirty Campaign Trick Exposed and Condemned
New York World prints details of a framed campaign plot. Republican leaders condemn the staged set of moving pictures showing President Wilson, while the World accuses party committees of orchestrating a prowar film. The article notes dissension within the Republican ranks and recounts claims about funding and distribution plans across states.
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New Fork
Motiog
Wilson Asinep
Iabelle
Ran Fesaris
Senteraas
Reputsine U Aliol
Everett Colby
New Jersey
Ian
Maireciar
Elreulkr
Epublica Nations Committee
Mexico
Wilson
Ttuerts
Carranza
Ville
Wilton
Roosevelt
Hughes
John Martin
Marlon Lombard
Jobe Maria i
Staten
Massco
Cme
Trothen
Marten
Hecemas
Sivina
Huerta
Euce
New York City
Worford
Nurragha
Wissen
Columbus
Vina Area
New Mexico
Missing Daughters Haunt Mrs Emmett in Theatre Search
Mrs Emmett searches for her ten missing daughters amid a library theatre spectacle of Mareles Musical Bercy Makers. A caller identified Irene Leyton as a lookalike of Genevieve Brome, prompting a police-backed inquiry into the troupe and venue.
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Library Theatre
Mareles
Bercy
Asi
G Mugeit
Buchanan Street
Gray
Genavieve
Howe
Jeane
Gaia Jira
Sucion
Ole
Gina
Genevieve
Lema
Emmett Towie
Irene Leyion
Jeneviewe
Armen -reaUy
Huh
Sue
Emergency Hospital Plans $520,000 State Charities Request
Emergency Hospital seeks $20 190 maintenance over two years from the State Board of War Causes to cover operating costs and a large portion of a revised appropriation. The hospital argues for a broader allocation, noting past excesses and the need for continued support amid growth and new equipment.
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Migs Fannie Smith
Nour Af Wiretius
Eurergetics
Turailg
Ateur
France
Steel Odes Up Once More
Steel Odes makes a notable comeback in New York with a new BIEN record, reflecting a strong performance and renewed momentum for the team.
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New York
Steel
Desperate War Reports From The Front September 22
Telegraphed from Paris London and Rome the day’s dispatches describe heavy fighting on the Somme and in Macedonia. Teutons press along the Danube and in the Carpathians while Allied lines attempt to hold and retreat under bombardment. Machine guns sweep trenches and supply difficulties hinder operations as forces reorganize for further attacks and counterattacks.
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Paris
Macedonia
Ebania
Af Fay
Violet Walarian
Zbrosko
Florin
London
Rome
Teangeiventa
Ir Carpathians
Blaliex
Sonion
Tesgenaire
Somme
Nora
Wille
Three Pennsylvania Regiments Sent Home From Border
Harrisburg reports that three Pennsylvania regiments will be withdrawn from the border. Adjutant General Siewert announced that units from the Seventh Division and other commands will be reassigned, with precedence given to Pennsylvanian troops destined for home. The decision affects medical and administrative processing as troops await new orders and transportation.
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Border
Harrisburg
Adjutanteneral Siewert Yestardag
Bagram
Cle Lant
EL Paso
Therigade
North Carolina
Intane
Enguieers
Asa
Miedeus
Uutherh
Doumr Gretna
Lucas
Restaurant 801 at sherif's sale listed as gesture
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Restaurant 801 at a sheriff sale with unclear phrases and scattered words. Dr Wa feaitton appears as a misread name. The readable fact is a property sale event under sheriff authority, with other text unreadable.
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Sherif's
Dr. Wa Feaitton
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