Police prepare for general strike with 12 080 officers on duty
New York officials announce 12 080 regular and extra police and 20 000 Home Defense League members will be on duty next week to maintain order if a general strike voted by union leaders takes effect. Police Commissioner Wood says patrols will follow standard procedures and the move aims to protect civilians and property while keeping fairness to both sides.
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Home Defense League
New York
Ide «Qty
Komr
Jeazue Havin
Sioner
Roumanians Attack in Balkans Amid Frontline Push
Fragmentary text describes Roumanians offensive moves in the Balkans with references to lines, seats, and counteractions. Mentions of the Hilearian front and other unclear phrases suggest ongoing combat or bombardment amid a tense regional conflict.
Germans Capture Dutch Steamer Prinz Hendrik
In The Hague reports German forces have captured the Dutch steamer Prinz Hendrik en route from London. The crew of about eighty are said to be safe, with the vessel seized on its voyage into Imbeee.
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Prinz Hendrik
the Hague
Borders Granted Divorce After Court Action
A court granted the divorce to MAS and FLLEN BORDERS after legal action. The record notes a two year separation and references the court’s order on the defendant. The readable text is fragmentary but confirms the dissolution of marriage and the involved parties.
Hughes Money Withdrawn at Jim O Learys
In Chicago at Jim O Learys a betting spot, several even money bets on Wilson and Hughes were handled by Frank McNichols as stakeholder. Hughes money previously with McNichols was withdrawn after passage of the Adamson eight hour bill. A report circulated of flush money around the hoard of trade, but efforts to trace it found nothing conclusive.
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Chicago
Jim O'Leary
Frank McNichols
Wilson
Hughes
McNichols
Adamson
F Yongeress
Divorce Trials Span Morning in Local Court
Court sessions centered on two divorce suits Hackler vs. state M. Sharkeer and Margarer vs Frank J. Clarissey. Witnesses from northern districts testified while the proceedings focused on child custody and the associated desertae life issues.
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Margarerissey
Frank J. Clarissey
Hackler
Tate M. Farkeer
Hawkior
Warraut
Railway Revenue Gains Amid Yearly Surge
The railway system reports a 21.3 percent revenue rise over the previous fiscal year with total income reaching 4.5 percent in September. The eastern railways lead the gain, while southern lines show a 4 percent uptick. Overall, the sector sees robust gains across major routes and operators.
Women to Fight High Prices Mass Meeting Called
Chicago on September 23 reports a mass meeting to organize a campaign against rising food prices. Miss Florence King of the Woman's Association of Commerce urges housewives to boycott dealers and refuse purchases, arguing only women can curb unwarranted increases and profits.
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Chicago
Florence King
Woman's Association of Commerce
Boy Will Not Be Tried for Murder of His Mother
In New Orleans on September 23 12 year old Mitte William Simmer will not face murder charges for killing his mother. The district attorney announced the boy will not be tried for his life despite pleas from many youngsters and women nationwide. William reportedly killed his mother after she whipped him for a minor offense earlier that day drove him to seek solace with his father.
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New Orleans
Mitte
William Simmer
Clul
Wiliam
William
Hoss Rages Plans Have In Daviess Been Changed
Local notes reveal disagreement over changes to plans involving Hoss Rages and activities in Daviess. Reporting highlights confusion among organizers about schedule, venue, and approvals affecting an expected event in the county.
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Hoss
Daviess
Crowded Friday Horse Races Impress Barber Track Crowd
A Friday crowd at Barber track watched six different races with the best time 2 minutes 25 seconds. Mayor John Wood McCarty praised Daviess county's horses and the track, while post office appointees Mano Bunes and Jr. Ketrham joined the Tallway mail service roster amid parade events in Providence.
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Alison Sercheres
Cathalis
Emough
John Wood McCarty
Rere Eas
Barber Track
Daviess County
Post Office Department
Manic Bunes
Alfordsville
Jr. Ketrham
Tallway
Obituary Notice for Mrs Hollan With Illness and Funeral Plans
Mrs Hollan aged fifty two died after a prolonged illness dating from August. She was born in Ohio May 31 1844 and married Thomas Hollan on September 15, 1886. Survived by her husband a son James Hollan of St Louis and brothers and sisters including John McCullough Anna Burke Minnie Ledgerwood Sarah Brooks and James McCourtugh. Funeral services planned with burial in the local cemetery. She was a member of the Royal Marshborg lodge and attended the Hew’ Gitele of Me Ge AW erie work society. The obituary notes her death occurred after a last illness starting mid August and mentions services to follow at the church and cemetery rites.
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Thomas Hollan
Johnie A. McChllone
Robert F
Mary McCullyngth
Pes
Ohio
iBesides
Gle
Ony
Jaréner Hollan
St Louis
John McCulloush
Alton
Anna Burke
Denter
Minnie Ledgerwood
Evansville
Sarah Brooks
Whillam Fo
Walter Meadowier
City
James MrCurtough
Hollan
Hedt
Mershborg
Plan to cut Daviess county centennial to one day event
In a Friday meeting local business leaders urged consolidating plans for the Daviess county centennial into a single day. They proposed merging the merchants parade with the children’s parade and emphasized urgent committee activity to finalize a one day celebration schedule.
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Meetlis Ter
Daviess County
P Ian
Mrs Jennie Hollan Dies After Illness
Jennie A Hollan wife of Thomas Hollan of 69 South West Sixth Street died after a lengthy illness. The death occurred early this morning after a period of critical condition, with family and friends deeply mourning her passing.
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South Side
Jennie A. Hollan
Thomas Hollan
South West Sixth Street
Mra Hollan
British Advance on West Front Reported
The British and French lines reportedly advanced on the West Front last night. General Hille described renewed efforts toward Bapatme, with infantry gains and intensified air activity. French aerial reports noted fifty six combats with German fliers and damage from anti aircraft fire.
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Hille
Bapatme
French War Office
Onnine
Combes End
Wornigg
Air 1
Deanis
New Indiana Law Requires Health Certificates for Food Establishments
Washington hotels lead enforcement of a new Indiana law mandating health examinations for all persons in food dispensing venues. Restaurants, meat shops, and hotels must carry certificates proving proper health status. Local officers, including the state food and drug commissioner, plan immediate inspections and potential condemnation of noncompliant premises.
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Washington
Hyatt House
Mercedith House
Indiana
Persina Sa
Erate Lonard
Omiger
Banking Prosperity Report From Market Brief
The banking business shows prosperity with steady deposits and rising loan activity across major institutions. Analysts note improved liquidity, cautious lending, and ongoing consumer demand, while banks focus on risk management amid fluctuating interest rates and global markets.
Australia to vote on conscription question referendum set
Melbourne reports the Australian Senate approved a referendum bill by 17 to 4 to decide on conscription. The measure, already passed by the House, would let women vote on sending men to war for possibly the first time in history.
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Melbourne
Australia
Australian Senate
House of Representatives
Teristerink
President Yet Delivers First Political Speech
President makes his first political address this afternoon at Shadow Lawns after a brief ceremony. The event drew thousands as he outlined aims for the coming year and appealed for unity amid national tensions.
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Lenk Brant
Wilson
Trenton
Severdi
British Government Buys 200000 Tons of Copper in U.S.
The British Government via J P Morgan & Co contacts U S copper producers for 200000 tons valued at about 125000000 dollars. The deal, the largest single copper transaction in U S history, covers roughly a quarter of a season's output with delivery scheduled over six months.
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New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Sears
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