Birmingham Ends Strike For Miners In August Accord
The strike in the Birmingham district ends as an official order signed by Lewis, White, and Tressurer Ryan calls off coal movers' actions. It states miners may return to work and public meetings are allowed, with nonunion status likely for many Birmingham names, and operators plan to hire nonstriking workers while avoiding unlawful acts.
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Budweiser Beer Dominates World Market
The text discusses Budweiser as the most popular beer globally and mentions a dealer network, sales figures, and regional recognition. It references the brewery and superiority claims, noting widespread acknowledgment of the brand.
Use K X K One Time You'll Never Want Any That's Better
A terse shopper note touts a single use K X K option as the best choice, promising superior ease and satisfaction over all alternatives.
Melbourne Hosts Welcoming Night For American Fleet
Melbourne crowds lined the streets in a festive greeting as the visiting United States battleships arrived. Electric lights illuminated public buildings and observers described the scene as a grand spectacle that will be remembered by residents for years.
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Albany Boys Missing Report of Disappearance in Albany
Richard and Samuel Jones aged 1 and 10, sons of W K R Jones, vanished after being allowed to go to a cotton paten near the city to earn spending money. They were last seen Friday afternoon in the care of a Negro man and have not been heard of since the field exit. Authorities search for the missing boys.
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Electors Not Called to Meet September Rally
Colonel B M Blackburn secretary of the state democratic executive committee states that the electors are not called to meet with the state committee on Saturday September. The constitution says electors were to meet in Atlanta on that date as they had been invited to attend a Young Men's Democrats rally. Fulton County League treasurer sent out the call by Blackburn but later electors did not respond.
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Judge Speer Visits Alaska With Speer Party
Specialty and Mrs Emory Speer traveled to Seattle four days ago and were in Santtic Wash. Judge Speer, a distinguished visitor at the American Bar Association sessions, then proceeded to Juneau on a northern expedition with Macon. The party is enjoying their far northern trip.
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Store Robbed At Vineville In Macon
Burglars rifled a Vineville store last night taking cigars razors perfume and other goods. Manager found the front door pried and lights out. exact loss not yet determined. Police seek clues as detectives work the case.
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Roosevelt Receives Olympic Team in Oyster Bay Visit
The American Olympic team returned from London to Oyster Bay where President Roosevelt greeted each victor on the veranda. James Sullivan, James Flanagan, and Sheppard were among those honored with handshakes and remarks praising their achievements. The event featured cheers, medals, and refreshments, followed by a farewell rouse as the athletes departed.
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Blocked Court Martial in Savannah Lorded by Cavalry Shooting
Report from Savannah on August 31 claims state authorities cannot press a court martial over the First Squadron of Cavalry for a July incident near Rex, Ga. Militia men refuse to testify against comrades. Governor and General Mayo discuss pursuing action against troops rather than individuals. investigation continues for possible charges.
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Former Pensacola officer charged with assault on woman
A former Pensacola police officer, dismissed weeks earlier for conduct toward an officer, faces a warrant for assault with intent to rape a 65 year old woman, Mrs Watt J Sterns. The suspect is reportedly a neighbor, husband, and father living in the same area as the victim.
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Double Slayer Hangs Himself After Farm Shooting Tragedy
In a shocking incident on June 28, a man identified as Julius Turner shot Mrs Turner and their son before killing himself. The elder Turner, described as insane and jealous, had been separated from his wife. The son survived with injuries and was rapidly recovering, while authorities expressed concern for his condition.
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American Under Arrest Francis Mooney Held by Salvador Officials
Francis Mooney, claimed American, arrived at La Union in Salvador from Ho Lerci as Dodge American minister. Disputed relief from the state department to inquire into cases of American consular officers in Cetba amid charges of neutrality law violations. Mooney to have a hearing in Salvador’s capital to determine if isolation occurred. Miss Dietrich to Wed Knox Smith Hastings Neb August 31. Announcement says Miss Gertrude Dietrich, daughter of former Senator Dietrich, will marry Herbert Anson Sukh commissioner of corporations in Farmington Conn on September 3.
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