Russian famine abates says relief director in Moscow
Col. WN Haskell head of American Relief Administration said Russia will have about 5.9 million tons more food next year and may feed itself with aid only in cities. He noted government cooperation and that Lenin has avoided public view while premier Kamanoff and others plan relief distribution for intellectuals amid post negotiation talks.
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President Fears No Coal Famine Amid Strikes
President Hoover and labor and mine leaders pushed for an interstate conference to end the coal strike as miners and operators faced disruption across Pennsylvania Ohio and Michigan. Lewis Hopent of Philadelphia reported optimism a settlement could come within days though no agreement had been reached in anthracite fields. The scene included governors and regional leaders weighing actions to keep fuel supplies flowing.
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Kansas Editor and His Defiant Plea in Politics
A scrambled report notes a Kansas editor and his associates facing a political clash over a press case. It mentions a law, a governor, and veterans in a local power struggle that touches education and industry. The text references a folded county business and a court action.
Picketing Injunction Violation Allegation At Hartford
A district attorney’s office cites alleged violation of a restraining order by striking shop crafts on the New Haven Road. Mrs Booth testifies that a visitor warned her husband of possible injury if he did not quit work, and a case proceeds involving claims of coercion and misrepresentation in railroad advertising. The matter centers on the counseling of workers in a hazardous occupation.
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Pennsylvania Mines Resume Operations Amid Standoff
July 28 Pittsburgh report says coal mines in Washington County reopened on a second day of the Pittsburgh Producers association campaign to restart work without an agreement with the United Mine Workers. Pennsylvania cavalry and local police were present, no disorder reported. Montour mine began operations yesterday. Henderson and Cokeburg also announced increased activity. Union leaders deny return of members. strikers at Montour report some coal moving. A patrol and militia readiness were discussed at county headquarters with Sheriff and police captain.
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Dean Refusal of Apology Prompts Further Notes
Chattanooga leader Dean rejects apology and vows more notes as he returns from a railroad trip. He declares intent to challenge President Harding, criticizes administration abuse, and references a factional dispute within the American mining context. An imitation swimming hole was built in a Chicago public park for city youth use.
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Obituaries of Hugh McPhee and William Clinton Harotn
In this city on Friday July 28 1924 Hugh McPhee aged 64 of 394 Nichois street. Notice of funeral hereafter. Also Hamilton in this city July 28 1922 William Clinton Harotn aged 53. Funeral services at his home 829 Wen avenue Monday last at 2 o clock p m. Burial Mountain Grove cemetery.
Pennsylvania exhibits travel to Rio Janeiro tale of town meeting
A Westport meeting discussed the future of a local playground and athletic field, with plans to form a council for Scouts and community recreation. Speakers urged a park and gymnasium at Riverside Avenue, noting support from officials and the need for youth housing, athletics, and winter facilities. The gathering approved forming committees to push the project forward.
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Riverside Avenue
Charley E. Cuter
Westport
Elese Leslie Sniffer
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Ev. Belden
Han Athletic
Tye
Widward Loomis
Selind
Hubbell Quits As Town Manager in Turbulent Meeting
The council accepted Hubbell’s resignation amid protests and a disrupted meeting. New members were sworn in after the vote, with Walter Werlisk favored to lead the council. Delacour voted against. An emergency ordinance approving Relicer Street as town thoroughfare passed.
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Sania Oetetysnlg
Menthar
Delacour
Covachimer Aloeightart Keiling
Mer
Sweden’s food middlemen face price reform push
A government inquiry proposes price controls and commissions to curb profits by food middlemen in Sweden. It cites rising costs and consumer demand, warns about distortions in land and retail, and calls for measures to ensure fair pricing and supply stability across districts. The report favors potential compulsory actions and closer supervisory review.
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Swwerisa
Harding Seeks End to Rail Strike and Nationwide Revival
President Harding claims the rail strike has ended and urges immediate resumption of railroad operations to prevent further economic harm. After hours of talks with executives and labor leaders, the administration faced stiff resistance and firm demands, leaving the outcome uncertain. The nation awaits a return to normality as efforts continue to avert broader damage to commerce and the economy.
Glory Hole talent actor wins unexpected prize
A talented actor named Glory Hole receives an unexpected prize amid praise for his abilities. The stewards prepare aboard the ship for a voyage as a lead performer, with announcements noting his potential to become a top star and attract attention from audiences.
Conant Company set to sell Morris plant in Lowell
A reassessed agreement renews plans for Conant Company to handle sale of the Morris Company plant on Union Avenue. J. F. Gonany of Lowell Mass will manage the transaction, preparing an illustrated catalogue for prospective buyers and arranging the disposition of the property.
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bin Krupley Samuel Releh
Lae Marvis Metals Products Company
Libarty
Polo Rivals Vie for Rhode Island U S Senate Seat
A report from Newport outlines a Rhode Island Senate race between Petey Geeley and former Governor Beechman Berchman Heath, both New York origin, with conventions set for October. The piece notes no primaries, Prohibition ties, and intra party tensions as the campaign shapes up.
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Havens Elected General Manager At Locomobile Co
Havens elected general manager of Locomobile Co in Bridgeport amid surprise as he takes over control. Havens expresses pleasure in joining the company and responsibility of the role. Bridgeport loyal to the move sees Durane’s successor as a major factor in the city’s industrial life.
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Atwater Favors New City Dock Plan and Waterfront Trade
The article outlines Atwater’s support for a new city dock along Yellow Mill bridge area with waterfront ownership details. It notes a reported price of 125000 for the adjacent Wolfe property and discusses a four story storage building and wharf facilities. The city owns about 700 feet of waterfront from Coulter & McKenzie to Yellow Mill bridge, with government orders to build a new Yellow Mill bridge within three years and a recommendation to deepen the channel.
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Contract Awarded for City Department Supplies
The city boards awarded August VLAN gasling supplies to Standard Oil Company and the BP & Co. joint bid. Other bidders submitted offers, but the awarded contractors were chosen by the Board of Contrast and Supply.
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Wife accuses husband of assault in domestic incident
Yohn Donisko of 855 Wordin avente was arrested last night on assault charges. His wife said he attacked her with a stout stick and beat her. Donisko was held in bonds of $100.
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Clerks and stenographers urged for positions amid possible strike
Immediate consideration will be given to applications as clerks stenographers comp tometer operators and others. Positions offer steady employment under Railroad Labor Board terms with pay from 22.06 weekly for at least two years experience. Apply to J Flick Trainmaster at the Passenger Station New Haven Conn. Accounting department positions available in General Accounting at the New Haven office building.
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