Wage Reduction On All Big Roads Across Nation
Chicago June 27 The United States Railroad Labor Board extended its wage cut to nearly all large railroads effective July 1, widening a twelve percent reduction applied June 1. The move cuts about 400 million dollars from annual railroad labor costs, covering Class One carriers and additional employes. Agencies reported broad filings and hearings, with unions awaiting a referential vote on acceptance by July 1.
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Chicago
United States
Heliroad Labor Board
Bosra
Labor Board
Wee
Defense claims girl committed death by own action
Dorusna Michigan June 21 4 point to support defense that Lucy Wittuma committed suicide. Trial of Forrest Higgs for first degree murder in her death. Dr F C Fett testified autopsy showed limited convulsions and possible grasp of bottle after death.
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Dorusna
Mich
Lucy Witruima
Forrest Higgs
F.C Fett
Fair
Mes Wittum
Dolson
Trippen
J. J. A. Rowle
Rule of Reason Reevaluated in Dry Enforcement
Washington June 27 Prohibition Commissioner Wayne announced that the rule of reason has been reshaped within federal prohibition enforcement. He said the Treasury and other agencies will consider cooperative steps with physicians and medical groups in legitimate regulation. More than half of furloughed prohibition agents and inspectors have been reinstated due to restored funds.
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Washington
Wayneseid
Clawil
Aliok
Io Coopers
Black Rock school plans revised after board debate
The Black Rock school project draws extended discussion over assembly hall needs, gym integration, basement lighting, and potential extra costs. Superintendent Slawson and Dr McGovern back updated facilities including a combined assembly and gym space, with bids and a possible $20,400 add on to the lowest bid to be reconsidered at a future meeting.
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Northoy
Carpenter
Geetrtowl
Kledl Turk
Clootren
Memla
Wits
Troy
Sumuel J. Flay
Sor
My Stanson
Dave
Jill
Tones
Assembly Hall
Black Rock
West
Fones
de Neward
McGovern
Spor Tendent Slawson
Northrop
Uilding
Moe
O'Brian
Bridgeport
Cndod
Waterbury
Alame
Sohdal Tooma
William FR. Webster
Nmures
Oren Furnas
Irwest
Naval officers and Baptist elect president amid quotes
A chaotic dispatch reports a naval officer's misquote on diplomatic lines and a Baptist convention electing a woman as president in Des Moines Iowa. The article notes Denby will review remarks attributed to Admiral McGruder and outlines the convention's officers and planned funding for church activities.
Humidity Sparks Swelter Then Relief From Shower
A heat wave gripped Bridgensrt until a Renie shower broke the extreme humidity. Temperatures neared 93 degrees as the city endured sweating conditions and minor electrical displays. The storm moved north, bringing heavy rain and cooling briefly, with widespread discomfort persisting in areas beyond Trirmail and Derby.
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Trirmail
Derby
Ferie Hutb
Mtr
Cavcen
Sale of Beer to Sick Now Tabooed Headlines
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous lawmakers across parties with many surnames and states, indicating a vote tally against a bill or policy. The piece notes a large group of Democrats and Republicans opposing the measure, suggesting a contentious legislative decision on beer sales and related prohibition topics.
Organize to Fight Class Legislation Formed in Cincinnati
A national organization pledged to oppose class legislation was formed in Cincinnati on June 27. It will launch a campaign against a six year grain contract and oppose the United States Grain Growers, with intentions to mobilize various business and farming interests nationwide.
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Cincinnati
Ohie
Niuety
Andy Fonastitts
Federation to Plead Cause to Harding Continues
The federation delegates present proposals to President Harding and Congress. They demand action against violence in Ireland, urge support for the Johnson Nolan bill on longer unemployment protections, and call for review of postal and wage-related policies. The convention also critiques the two class mail system and seeks changes to international labor relations and government commissions.
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Gamners
Risa Tmalor
Lloyd-Decree
Ireland
Goaneil
Gom
International Federation of Trade Unions
Gompers
Senate
Seardings
Congress
Johneon- Nolan
al Fenevad
Trotash
Presidanc Lincasta
Springfield Better Employment Condition Survey Report
In Springfield Massachusetts on June 27, officials report area employment conditions are slightly better than six weeks prior. A survey by major industrial firms notes manufacturers produce a wide range of practices and a total workforce nearing forty three thousand across the district.
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Springfield
Mas
Sprinefield
Chey Wey
Targey Industrial Mantes
Wlints
Normel
Leseya
Yiplor
Two on Trial in Lakewood Murder Case
Miks Kaber and an associate face life as suspects in a fatal Lakewood home murder two years ago. Police say names like Tiph Dagostino and Angelino Derenzo link to the crime while prosecutors plan to present a diamond, a watch, and a $35,000 fee as part of the motive.
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Clevelani
Rehor
Corenist
Lakewood
W. Vouleon
Stainton
Senthig
Marice
Tiph Dagostino
Bavins
Stanton Red
Yao
Ine
Siete
Darsatina
Kteher
Xnorma Melavito
Fragments Of 44 Burned Bodies Laid In One Coffin
Reports from Wayaptele describe a mass tragedy with 44 burned bodies placed together in a single coffin. Sheriff Marion McCain and authorities pursue the burnt tobacco plot angle while testifying on prior crimes as investigators search for weapons and motive.
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Lawrence
Tls
Marion McCain Hott
Lawrenss
Tamihr
Beron
Sat Diafra
Tholes
General strike folly in U 8 debate unfolds
The article discusses opposition to a general strike plan in the U S political scene. It references the Farmer-Labor and Socialist movements and notes a defeat for Tesnan while Morris Tildale leads a survey of other groups. Opponents push to prevent the nonpartisan league from harming rural districts.
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Sens
Farmer-La%er Party
Son -Partiawn Imagem Laon
Owniny Euketenge
Tesnan
Morris Tildale
Pesmuthon
Finso
Declara Wieconsh Feduleta
Leigné
Eap
Bridgeport Day Draws Shoppers With Lower Prices
Bridgeport markets feature reduced prices drawing thousands from nearby towns. Residents flood streets, boosting sales as stores stay open from early morning. Weather risk could cap the event if rain or storms persist. Suburban observers note community interest as shoppers flock to target bargains.
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Onoke
Alerchana
Beitgeport
Tyre
Sustahan
Boburhen Bay
Bridgeport
Hippo and aerial wonder with big circus arrives
A garbled feature about Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey circus acts promises a world of thrills. It highlights a performing hippo, Lily Leitacl, Leichel, and other women flyers, with novelty photo poses and sensational acts to be shown in America.
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Rimamyr
de Rippey
Tike
Jimmy
Westerburday
Ringling Brothers
Barmum & Ball
Lily Leitacl
Leligel
Ralsee
Kre Uircus Dhotoprapher
the Hippo
Sufftte
Wah
Ofiss
Leilael
America
Moose Elect New Officers for Year
The Moose lodge here elected officers for the year by acclamation. James Griffin of Boston named supreme dictator, succeeding Harris Brown, former mayor of Knivas Dite. Secretary James Devise and other posts including supreme vintner and treasurer were filled by local leaders from San Diego Gal, Mathes Tennessee, Ballimupa, Hilladelphia, and more.
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Moose i Nathoral
James FF Griffin
Saston
Haris Brown
Knaivas Dite
Vic
Waward Jo Henning
Sandiego
Gal
Janes J. Devise
Yg. Wei
Vale
Seas
G J. Wits Pisogan
Ot Mathes
Franck Alona
Hai
Ereel Suswin
Fohnell
Ted
Fust
Willred A
Reriestar
Joseph Jong
Pilwurghy Chaz . Magee
Gullard
Cal
William TP. Brocnjus, Mayne
Ballimupa
M. R
Public Opinion Guides Foreign Policy Says Jay
Washington remarks by Jay emphasize that public opinion shapes foreign policy. A Japanese delegation led by Makino, with Hughes, Snidehara, and other officials present, heard that in postwar national affairs the people demand discussion of foreign questions and elects leaders accordingly.
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Jay
Washington
Japan
Hi Maksnishi
Congress
Lash “Inmel
Hughes
Beron Snidehara
Porter
Houss Barden
Ove Enelms
Afta Haereta
Underwood Attacks Coal Regulation Debate
Washington June 27 Senator Underwood Democratic leader attacked Frelinghuysen coal regulation proposal calling it an old Republican move to use government power to hurt one industry for another. He warned of higher domestic costs and unemployment while Frelinghuysen replied with counterarguments. Ad inserted text appears among the distracted copy.
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Washington
Frelinghuysen
Underwood
Jeader
Enal
Alabama
Maling
Beaver Tarmong in Canada Severn Area
Fragmented report describes beaver management and shelling in Severn Canada with references to licensing and construction activity. Details are unclear due to garbled text but mentions workers, enclosure with woven wire, and increasing numbers. Government licensing referenced.
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Severn
Hair Care Advice On Washing May Harm Hair
A draft ad advises careful shampoo use to avoid drying the scalp and hair. It notes common products contain alkali, suggesting a pure soap or mild formulation as better options. The text promotes a clear, inexpensive mulsified concentrate shampoo available at pharmacies and mentions consulting a druggist before buying.
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Bess
iWon
El&e
Eight motorists caught in a day
Charges were filed against drivers Turlis AL Fankman Jr of 1137 Pembroke Street for speeding O M Barver of Trumbull for speeding Tony W Healey of Fairfeld for reckless driving Purlzyke of 35 Post With 7 nermptets disney route for reckless standing and other offenses William x street for standing streetcar Reymond & Myers of Stratford for reckless driving
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Thareset
Reciess
Turlis AL Fankman, Jr
Pembroke Street
O. M. Barver
Trumbull
Tony W. Healey
Fairfeld
Purlzyke
Disney
Willan
Reymond & Myers
Stratford
Carpentier Faces Uneven Publicity Ahead of Saturday Bout
The promoter notes Joseph Carpentier trails in publicity for the upcoming fight Saturday. He is not wearing Avnree attire and has not faced condemnation by American Legion resolutions.
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Carpentier
American Legion
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