Turning Point in Miner Wage Talks Across Districts
A central conference of mine operators and miners adjourned sine die without settlement after ten days of dispute over wage scales. The Central Pennsylvania and Western districts faced continued deadlock as talks spanning Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia Virginia Michigan and other states failed to yield agreement. The National Miners union warned of potential strikes with many crews prepared to walk out if the stalemate persists.
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Xairel Y
Bieumineue
Oidhenie
Missi
Buss
Arkansas
Obbibuin Og
Didi
Ie Central
AML
Callaws
Towa
Michigan
West Virginia
Eauven
Kentucky
Miners Vote to Walk Out Beginning Monday
The anthracite miners plan a total suspension starting Monday April 2, with committee leaders in Shamokin and a joint sub committee meeting in New York to hear the joint commission’s report and consider wage proposals as negotiations continue.
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Tadhaapulis
Manel
Mminars
Seale comMittee
Haciedelsien
Merino
Stitehell
United Mine Werters
New York
Conmissee
Grand jury sought by Attorney Jerome
A garbled report shows Attorney Jerome seeking a grand jury in New York to investigate life matters and a state commission. It mentions calling a witness to testify in May, with debate over who should examine the legislative commission and other official work. Judge Justine Dewlhnr remains under advisement.
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New York
Merch Ui Aarne Demine
Dowling
Call & Wpoedil Yemid
Investisage
Life Msusanen
Tavetapied
Loele
Justine Dewlhnr
de Waler
Mie Rasgy
Lorney
Walters
Woman killed in elevator at Capitol building
A woman named Wallace was fatally injured in an elevator fall in the Senate wing of the Capitol in Washington. An inquest is planned for tomorrow as investigators describe the accident. Authorities say the elevator shaft and top were examined, and the victim was treated by a surgeon before dying.
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Washington
Devon
Berave & Pelock
Wallace
Calinger
Mother Visits Daughter Awaiting Murder Trial in Stockton
In Stockton California a mother visited her daughter charged with murder in a grim scene at Amado county. The accused, identified as Atrs. Bimy Jedous, faces a pending court date as authorities prepare for an inquest into the death of McVicar. The visit occurred about twenty minutes, with officials noting ongoing deliberations and a chemist's forthcoming analyst report.
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Stockton
Cal
Mawel—sirs
Amado County
Atrs
Bimy Jedous
Dashaa McVicar
Charles Prortoent
Eogin
Caaier Southwirth
Etiernann
Mykdieye Agen
McVican
Bie
Rand
Gloomy AntHracite District Outlook Threatens Strike
Reports from mine fields show slow production and rising tension as railroad and coal companies prepare for possible strike actions. Workers look to organized action across Pennsylvanian fields while international labor movement adds pressure as April departures and spring exodus loom.
Continental Life Unsure Directors Debate Tyree Presidency
Directors of Continental Life Unsure and Tovernment cuimpeny met tid for the nurexi of voting Upon to queation as retaining President Tyree in altive. Adjournment was had to Ma. May. Howat announced that the directors did not have or prove to yearove the president and that development that tie. West they cand do woult be to recom mend that a fyree be removed.
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Ho Draneiéeo
Mena
Furnia
Continental Life
Tyree
Altive
Giovina
Howat
Tragedy In Stable Leads To Fatal Double Incident
A coachman and a groom were involved in a fatal incident at a private stable. The coachman shot the groom twice then killed himself. Neighbours describe the scene as shocking while authorities investigate. A third party linked to a national committee is mentioned as an unclear figure in the事件.
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K. Mare David Bughana
Cornelis Plies
al Sea Super
Meereparlioun National Committee
Oovlored
Theis Diaggerly
Gromn
Aineh Aires
Haha
Rouge
Election of Officers of Billings B P O E
The Billings B P O E lodge held its annual officer election with Exalted Ruler Harry Wilson leading the session and Carl Hunking among the top officers. Re-elected secretary Brid homine and other officers including treasurer Downie and Cer. Devicks were noted. A message from Sheridan asked about travel plans to Beaver and a possible joint trip with Hillings lodge to the grand lodge in July.
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Fiks
Harry Fa Wilsons
Teading
Collies
Isnight
Carl Hunking
Laniurtig
de Whitney
Trenaum Downie
Devicks
McNabb
Grand Lodge
C. Reevers
Lee Matik
Ile
Sheridan
Wye
Beaver
Grand Ledge
Hillings Lodge
Independent glassmakers meet to fix prices in Webs City
Representatives of an independent window glass manufacturers group met in Webs City and voted to fix their price, aiming at zero per cent increase.
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Pittsburg
Marcel
Webs City
Awl
Idstance
Elevators and Damages Reported in City Incident
A malformed OCR fragment describes a collision or failure involving a WHS or Kemper Elevator on Chestamt Street. It mentions damages totaling $155,000 with related costs of $185,009 and reference to an elevator project or company names in the vicinity.
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Kemper
Legislative committee wraps up New York closed session
The joint legislative committee completed a New York session on the legislative resolution from the insurance investigation. Senator Strong spoke on lobbying, political contributions, and property requisitions by corporations. Amendments curtail investments and tighten controls on insurers expenses and political influence.
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New York
Joint Legislative Committee
Avnstrong
Hills
Uishing
Tie Rettord
Diplomatic Moves Seen in Effort to Resume Relations
The report notes Belgrade and Servi preparing to phive Hartes amid efforts to restore ties with Britain. It mentions barring prominent figures from wearing army uniforms and sending about 30 key opponents to St. Petersburg. Nicholas N. Gerhard resigns as governor general of Finland as reactionaries gain a role in drafting new laws for the grand duchy’s status.
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Servi, Mare
Hartes
Rent Byitnyn
St. Petersburg
Nicholas N. Gerhard
Finland
Garin
Seredevski
Gyo
Hta
Grand Duchy
Campire
Storer Reticent On Recall Subject In Vienna Dispatch
The article reports Mr. Storer’s limited remarks on his recall, noting he declined to discuss grounds or timing. He is health affected and will not leave Vienna before the situation resolves. No newspaper exchanges or letters will be received, and no transactions are planned between his camp and the embassy regarding the recall.
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Shea
Ambassanine
Aarstyin- Hungary
Bolly Steven
Tie
Maren
Storer
Crewmathin
Mtady
Alt
Vienne
Incantine
Vienna
Staver
Trouble in Winnipeg Street Car Strike
Winnipeg authorities battled a prolonged street car strike as nightlong clashes erupted between strikers and strike breakers. Sympathizers pelted cars with bricks while crews repaired wrecked lines and police redirected traffic amid widespread disturbances.
Governor Pattison in Uncertain Health Condition
March 22 bulletin from Columbus reports Governor Pattison not quite as well and more restless tonight. Physicians say temperature normal but patient has shown declining strength in late day and early evening.
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Columbus
Mute Woolf
Pattisoy
King of all the hoboes on his final journey
In Sandusky Ohio on March 6 the Launpertal J N Free was devoted to day and sent to the hospital at Tylena. Free is very ill with the pressure. He has traveled across the United States, never staying for more than five years, and is aged and worn.
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Minais
Pwellana
Obhew
Wester Penisy
Canin
United State
United Mine Workers of America
Mauro
Sqitnes
TL Winder
Ohio
Amd C
Controversial Pamphlet Denounced by British Envoy
The Dewiste Chronicle published a letter from a foreign envoy accusing a pamphlet of inciting a massacre of Jews in the Ozarks and Novae Veomyu. The British charge d affaires in St Varerse burg reported that the Russian council of ministers ordered action to prevent such murders and named the pamphlet’s author.
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Dewiste Chronicle
Rugalan
Ozarks
Pring-Lsier
St. Varerseburg
Russian Council of Ministers
Dividend Declared By Tennessee Coal and Iron Board
The board of the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company today declared the regular quarterly dividend of 4 percent. John A. Tapping, president of the Republic Iron and Steel Company, was alerted as administrator and director at the time.
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Bingham
Ain
Mave
Tennessee Coal, Ira and Stet
John A. ‘Tapping
Hie Republic Ron and Steel Company
Thevaund
Defective Wiring Sparks Warehouse Fire at Robinson Furniture
Two fires broke out at the Robinson Furniture warehouse after defective wiring caused an afternoon blaze. A local worker sustained minor injuries and the site suffered about $1000 in losses before firefighters secured the area.
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Robinson Furniture
Widow Marellia Mee Chirk Cherwick Dies in Hospital
Nanlel Chirk Chidwick mother of Rear Admiral Chivlyvick of the United States Navy dies at Eagles Wood HospitalWednesday at age 86.
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Nwov
Marcella—Mee
Nanlel Chirk
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Chivlyvick
Uiultnd Atatha Wavy
Wehbeay Eagles Wood Hospital
Ohio Reform Bill Enacted With Freight Regulation Provisions
A new reform bill in Ohio passes with amendments. It creates a state rail regulator and sets freight rate controls, adding an anticriss provision to curb forfeiture risks. It establishes a three member commission to oversee the new framework with salaries noted.
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Calin
Marl
Toreme Pareienian
Fox x Commission
Cherokee Nation pursuit ends in tense confrontation
A March report recounts a posse chasing Wickliffe and related figures near the Cherokee Nation. Gunfire, a crippled man shot, and an uncle captured are described amid tensions with local communities as authorities pursue the group.
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Wickliffe
Wy Sart Bullridge
Andrage
Bes Ray
Wan
Avan
Russia's Darkest Side Depicted in Dramatic Play
A fragmentary report describes a controversial drama titled Russia's Darkest Side, shown amid heavy censorship. The piece portrays violence and coercion, depicting harsh scenes that drew attention for their stark, grim portrayal and alleged moral impact.
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Russia
Angel of War Address Sparks Revolutionary Rally
In New York March 29 a large crowd gathered in Cerapal Ave to hear Nicholas Vyehavhowsky, a Raissun Revolutionary Party leader, call for support of Ayasian revolution. Letters from Mark Twain urged aid, criticizing Russia and praising a future republic led by the people.
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New York
Riessun Revolutionary Party
Ayasian Arbein
Cerapalave
Nenor
Nicholas Vyehavhowsky
Raneety Revolutioniat
Ie Sil “Tschaykowski
Mark Twain
Russia
Diay
Yechnykowsky
Scientist Test Sought To Prove Embalming Caused Death
New York on March 28 four years after Patrick was convicted of William Marsh Rice’s murder a new test was proposed to prove or disprove his claim that embalming fluids and chlorFORM caused Rice’s death. The offer came from investigators not Patrick’s defense and the aim was to show embalming influenced the body’s condition, with physicians cited for caution over poisoning theories.
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New York
William Marsh Rive
Patrick
Rice
Digtrice
Jerome
Justice Harlan In Charge Of Supreme Court Move
Washington dispatch reports Justice John M. Harlan to lead a Supreme Court delegation in a plan involving churches on New York Avenue and a proposed new building. An Assembly resolution allocates funds of 5,000 for the church project alongside other support commitments.
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Washington
Jolla
M. Haron
New York Avenue
Sweeoretoy
Cosel
Elidel
Tufon
New York
Former switchman sues Northern Pacific for damages
Billings Montana March 1920 a former switchman Harry Lo Keltey employed by Northern Pacific sues for $2000 claiming personal injuries from a November incident. He alleges duties performed with injuries caused by defendant negligence and seeks compensation for medical and wage losses.
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Northern Pacific
Billings
Harry Lo Keltey
Northert Pacthy Company
Abi
Kansas Pyrotechnic Show Extinguished After Fire Finale
Independence Kansas reports the pyrotechnic display failing to ignite as crews extinguished flames. The operation involved canvas coverings, vented tubing, and a valve wired to a spool to control ignition. Workers removed tubing and valve, then the fire was finally put out.
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Kansas
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