Eight Hour Law Fails to Create True Continuous Relay Offices
The eight hour day law for railway telegraph operatives is challenged by a hole in its scope. At the B and J Southwestern relay depot in this city, operators Maxter and Bechickants believed they would work eight hours on one shift, but railways quickly found a way around it. New rules force eleven hour days as some offices switch to continuous operation, with a restart schedule from 11:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. and again at midnight, undermining the intended eight hour workday for most operators.
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United States
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F. J. Maxter
B. & C. Southwestern
Rae
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Maxler
Dotlekedsrite
First Presbyterian Church Hosts Messiah Rehearsal
The Oratorio of the Messiah opens with a first rehearsal at the First Presbyterian Church tomorrow night at 7 30. The Choral Symphony invites all singers to join the week’s festival concerts, urging attendees to bring copies of Mescalan and secure a copy if needed.
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Tiehl
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Smésalan
City Council Passes Ordinance Aimed at Nighttime Skating Safety
An ordinance introduced in the city council bans escorts for girls under eighteen and boys under twenty at skating rinks after 8 p m. The measure imposes a maximum fine of eight dollars for violations.
Basis of Assessments for Personal Property in Davie County
The article outlines revised local personal property valuations and exemptions. It lists assessment bases for various items including teams, cattle, wheat, potatoes, and other farm goods, with noted staples like one and two year property folds and specific dollar figures.
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Aaschor al
Davlése
Sear Sodetat
BBC
The Night Hour Law for Railroad Telegraphers
The article discusses the new night hour law affecting railroad telegraphers and the push to hasten the rollout of telephone operation for trains. Albert S. Ingalls, assistant superintendent of Lake Shore, argues the telephone will improve efficiency, believing early adoption could shorten the transition from decades to years in implementing the system.
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Albert S. Ingalls
Lake iShore
Teachers Demand Higher Pay as County Plans Budget
The Kneleey township met Tuesday to set the coming year’s plan. Attendees voiced that teachers in the county schools must be given better salaries and stable employment for the next year. Trustees face tight budgets and tough tradeoffs, with some hoping for improved wages to attract and retain staff.
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Columbus
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Kneleey
Aiea
Yang
McCloskey and Phred Teeadles Burial Complications
In Saturnbus Mabel 4A Kennard Braenield from Cincinnati, at request of his Indianapolis kin, arranged interment for a drowned spouse and child. The grave was prepared as preservation work proceeded and bodies appeared robbed of a valuable appliance. later, after medical calls in Cincinnati, the corpses were removed for burial.
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Bis
Kennard Braenield
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Indianapolis
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Petersbuce City Adopts Pan Ordinance Amid Drunk Driving Clampdown
The city council in Petersbuce passed a new ordinance aimed at curbing drinking and driving. Police set up raids yesterday at local drug stores and theaters. Officers checked patrons suspected of being intoxicated, leading to several arrests in the streets.
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Petersbuce
Wealthiest Greene county elite Simeon Smith dies
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of Simeon Smith Ifé, a leading Greene county figure, with reference to Bloomfield and family ties. The text mentions health prior to death and relatives, but details are unclear due to damaged wording.
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Federal drive to deport anarchists linked to city police plan
A U S federal effort to expand deportation power is outlined by Secretary Straus, calling for cooperation between the government and municipal authorities to curb alien anarchists and criminals. The move targets immigrants from New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and other cities, with new enforcement under Section 2 of the immigration act.
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Chicago
Osear Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Immigration Bureau
United States
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New York
Pittaburg
Localized report about a theft and suspect in Indiana
A fragmentary item notes a thief named Barry Digrk who allegedly robbed in Diznapolia and seized assets for the Aefua Lit Lite company. The variable text places his headquarter move to an Adrian Hamerely office in southern Indiana.
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Iodiana
Adrian Hamerely
Fish in Demand Sparks City Fishery Debate
Residents confront officials over fish and game handling with questions about the city plan. Anxious inquirers press for details on catches and distribution as the Fish and Game board and local authorities consider如何 directing fish to the poor. The scene reveals concerns about access and transparency in the process.
Gravel Road Election in Portersville Division Won by 34 Votes
In Harrison township Tuesday Gravel Road improvement favored in Portersville division by 34 votes. Montemoy and Flatrock division lost by 13. Heavy turnout. canvassing by county commissioners scheduled for tomorrow.
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Portersville
Montgomery
Flatbek
Herrison
Splendid Auditorium at National Convention Site
A history of the new Anilitorium at the site of the old Auraria camp cites its planned completion for June and its standing as the finest convention hall in America. The structure on Fourteenth Street will seat 342 400 with a 175 foot wide hall, featuring iron pile foundations, no interior pillars, and modern ventilation and exhaust systems.
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America
Cherry Creek
Auraria
Denier
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Curtis
Walla
Perteck
Wife flees after beating by husband Summers
Summers attacked his wife in her aunt's home while intoxicated, grabbing her throat and striking her in the face. She fled to a neighbor's, returned when he threatened her with a weapon, and police jailed him. She sustained a badly bruised nose and left the city for northern Atlanta. Summers and accomplices were fined for intoxication and related offenses.
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Summers
Thomas
Wallace
Atlans
Fragmentary notes on county bids and payments
The fragmentary text references county bids and payments including a figure of 8 200 dollars and several firms mentioned in relation to bridge projects. It notes a budget element for a "Juni Brown" and a plan to convert sixtean bridges, with various names and entities obscured by garbled OCR.
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Ube
New’ S County
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Allen & Kutter
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Evening Gatherings Highlight Fete at Masonis Hall
A transcribed fragment describes a Tuesday gathering at the Masonis Hall with a muted tone, noting guests enjoyed a musical program and dancing. The event featured refreshments including creamed cake and coffee as the audience listened to selections by a female ensemble and a performer referred to as America.
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America
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Unable to determine a clear news item from the provided text. The fragment appears garbled and lacks identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent newspaper card.
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Rai Iy
Tay
Vanish the Circus Frenks and the Fat Lady Coverups
Fragmentary OCR text mentions circus figures, a fat lady, and platform changes. It hints at accusations and ongoing travel work but unreadable names and dates prevent full clarification. The readable bits imply a scandal or public controversy around performances and staff.
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