Calder's Bill in Senate Ends Future Strikes in Coal Mines
Calder's bill in the Senate would grant the president power to take over coal production and distribution during emergencies to prevent price rises. It would require the Federal Fraud Commission, Interstate Commerce Commission, and Geological Survey to publish data on production and supply, license operators, and impose penalties for data refusals.
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Senate
Warrington
Dan hPa
Witte
Villai Seurator Calder
New York
Senate Committee In Manufactures
United States
Haseen
Ingima
Win Sumcient Provoss
Sim
Phuces
W.K. Chantland
Ate
Piderat Bank
H Strouz
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Chantland
Ion
Secretary of Labor
Hilo
Bedlam
Ted Sulles
Ani Gistvikurion
Ile Newith
Benabracher
Cheinman
Ast Summier
Federal Fraud Commission
Interstate Commerce Comemixsion
Geological Survey
Textile Workers Predict Restored Wages Amid War Strife
Lawrence January meeting of textile unions pledges support for local branches declaring strikes in protest against wage reductions tied to war shortages. Leaders promise moral and financial backing and call for united action across New England mills amid ongoing labor unrest and wage disputes.
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Lawrence
Ainass
America
Fegeran
Textile Council
United Tradies
Satem
Iocal
Hay
Wi Lawrenue
Jautian
Argile
Amiulzamate Re
United Re
Umcespi
Fassachus
Rhode Feland Os
England
A. Muste
Ammvalgamaced
Union Headquarters Backs Strikers in Pledge Action
Union leadership pledges support for striking workers amid ongoing labor dispute. Officials emphasize solidarity and plan coordinated demonstrations and negotiations to pressure employers for concessions. The move signals intensified mobilization from union ranks across regions.
Public School Conditions Wrong Declared by Defrees
Disjointed OCR fragment notes public school conditions criticism by Defrees. Mentions classroom issues, funding and installation concerns, and references to multiple officials and entities in a troubled report. Contains garbled names and scattered phrases, limiting coherent factual extraction.
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Defrees
Prohibition Speech by Kramer Draws Dense Audience
Kramer argues prohibition is here to stay and condemns saloon culture as a moral and social danger. He recalls rural roots, religious influence, and a decades‑long fight for temperance, urging adherence to law and national consensus despite dissent.
Fire Destroys Four-Story Cleveland Building
A four story Cleveland building was destroyed by a blaze. Fire crews battled the flames for hours, with extensive damage reported and no immediate details on casualties or the cause. Investigators are on scene gathering evidence as neighbors evacuate nearby properties. local authorities urge residents to avoid the area.
Recruits on Duty in N Y Amid Gunfire and Arrests
Fragmented report describes a shooting near an east side saloon, a death of Tim, and four assailants fleeing. Four captured after entering a Greenwich Avenue home, a policeman pursued into submission. Others held on bail for examination Tuesday as officials discuss authentic wire claims.
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Jitean
Aeverding & Sigler
Lodelittle Imarian
Rach
Demex Sullivan
Gad
Tim
East Side
Areenwich Avenue
William Oven
Newlow
2 More Dead in Tragedy-5 in All
Fragmented OCR text shows a report of multiple deaths in a tragedy. It mentions Mrs Blick, an adopted son found behind a house, a bullet wound, a five year old found near a fire, and unclear attributions. The passage is garbled and incomplete with many misspellings and stray phrases.
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Ohio
Annie le
Hyde
Hato
Ain
Senate
Glmia
Ewaldade
Many Candidates For Nomination In South Africa
The article notes large numbers of candidates across unions and provinces in South Africa seeking nomination. It mentions government leaders and cabinet ministers facing contest, with figures such as Leybias, Patrick Denean, Garria, Wepaly Speaker Edward Booth, and General Small among those contending for positions during a period of political competition.
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Cape Toms
Pnient
South Africa
Union
Almiash
Naltonaliets Anu
Pire
Winitidaies
Skater Drowns After Thin Park Ice Breaks
The drowning occurred at a city park pond when ice broke beneath a skater. Lt John Parton alerted officers and firemen to the rescue. Police and fire crews, aided by bystanders, dragged the pond for over an hour before the body was recovered and taken to the morgue.
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Gieutenant
John B. Parton
Geant
John Browne
John A. Killign
Elysians Ute
Garrick
Obituary notices for Chantes H Pinch and Frederick J Pitzpath
Obituaries report Chantes H Pinch of Milford died last Friday in Wentworth. Funeral arrangements set for 2:90 PM tomorrow at Seth N Larter Parlors West Haven. survivors include a wife and son. Also mentioned is the death of Frederick J Pitzpath of 74 Sanfar New York. funeral plans pending arrival of the New York train with burial at Milford cemetery.
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Chantes H. Pinch
Charles II
Broad Street
Seth N. Larter
Ampbella
West Haven
Alphonso Smith
Alphonso
West Main Street
Milford
Ine
Rm E Hurry
Arthur
Lauren
Bridgeport
Lesha Brisesci
Butial
Mitford
Frederick J, Pitzpath
Sanfar
New
Avival
New York
St. Michaelinston School
Weather brisk with approaching snow across New England
A fragmented report indicates unsettled conditions spreading from Eastern New York to the Uieir coast with snow chances in the Liew region. Forecasters warn of colder winds, gusts along the Moris coast, and a developing low pressure system moving inland from the north while southern regions look for eventual easing.
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Ciewvinge
Manidas
Uni
Relda
New York
Coliler Mondor
Liew
Moris
Alkali in Shampoos Bad For Washing Hair
An old advertisement warns against shampoos with high alkali content that dry the scalp and damage hair. It promotes a coconut oil preparation as a greaseless, inexpensive alternative used with water to wash and rinse hair, claiming it leaves a light, fresh look and lasts for months.
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Wright
Manzan for energy and stamina advertised
An advertisement promotes Penita Mangan as a quick fix for overworked workers and restless women. It claims the product restores energy, improves mood, and speeds recovery after strain, urging buyers to ensure product authenticity and availability at druggists.
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Manzan
Rome
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