Atterbury Faces Labor Board On National Agreements
In Chicago March hearings Vice President of Pennsylvania Road argues the national labor agreements loom as the country’s most crucial issue. General Atterbury defends dissolving labor committees and criticizes rail executives while outlining employer rights and obligations and urging direct negotiation with employees to avoid national accords.
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Pennsylvania Road
Chicago
Atterbury
Pennsylvania
Venleg
Brunk LP
Walsh
General Atterbury
St. Walsh
T. Dewitt Cuyler
Association of Rail
Aken Angler
Acerbury
Lre
General Ageghury
Industria
Ove Road
Lightning Kills Girl In Home in Wausau Wisconsin
A five year old girl Dorothy was killed in her home in Wausau Wisconsin as a result of a lightning strike incident. The report notes the tragedy occurred on March 22 and mentions Rothachd as involved in the scene though details are incomplete.
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Wausau
Wis
Dorothy
Greek King Orders Three Classes Mobilized for War
London reports Constantine decrees three Greek classes totaling about 45 000 men to be called up. The move aims to reinforce Greek positions as Turkey resists London terms. Greek leaders anticipate an offensive while awaiting Turkish concentr ations and Turkish naval redeployments.
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London
Coustintine
Greece
Athens
Demetrios Goins
M. Goonies
Gounares
Turkey
Consule Tathers
Tam
Aida Pe
Constantine
Ania Manor
Near East
Alliox
Paris
Dhe
Turkish Nationliste
Demand for Emergency Tariff Passed by House
The House voted to take action on an emergency tariff as directed by President Marduig. The measure, supported by committee members including Himines and Teyathlieni, aims to compel swift legislative approval. The session ends with the bill likely to move to the Senate for further consideration.
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Washington
Marrh
Wilsor
Ald
Spoetay Weston
Congress
Marduig
Washington Gardner Named New Commissioner of Pensions
President Tinting selected Washington Gardner of Albion to be commissioner of pensions. A Civil War veteran and former congressman from Michigan's Third district, he served as commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic for two years. Born in Mechrow county Ohio, the same county as the president.
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Washington Gardner
Washington
Tinting
Albion
Meh
White House
Gardner
Michigan Distret
Grand Army of the Republic
Mewrow County
Ohie
Unclear text with names and profits claim
Fragmentary passage mentions Artimere kin and a person named Solth Thimen. It references an alleged quer and a payment of $2540 as an advance at 30 percent of profits, with vague context about morals or “magies.”
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Artimere
Mane
Hary Solth
Munan
Olf Milltaire
Youdeal
Horses burned at West Springfield fire at fairgrounds
Fire at the Eastern States Exposition grounds in West Springfield, Massachusetts, destroyed mares and breeding stallions. Eleven top horses were killed or fatally injured. total loss estimated at 560,000 dollars.
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West Sprithfield
Mass
Eastern States Exposition
Ocean Bates Cut Rates Hit New Orleans Trade
McKellar of the Southern railway received notice of a substantial reduction in ocean freight rates on canned goods from Pacific ports to New Orleans. The action affects shipments routed to the Bates Cut area and includes Ocean and Loulaville localities in Kentucky.
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Ocean
Bates Cut
Loulaville
McKellar
Southern Railway
Pacific
New Orlea
Big German Plebiscite Victory Reported Quietly Everywhere
Berlin and other German cities rejoiced as the plebiscite delivered a mixed vote with 60 percent favoring Germany and 7 percent for Poland in threatened Silesia. Industrial districts remained German while some areas like Pszczyna and Kulnnik favored Poland. reports claim overall calm with no confirmed clashes with British troops. The vote covered about 4,000 square miles, the largest ever under the Versailles settlement, with coal and zinc resources noted in the region.
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Berlin
Silesha
Republic
Wilhvhustrisse
Merlin
Germany
Ieland
Dig
Pless
Kulmik
Poland
Mage Jiere
Vers Sailles
Million Dollar Smelter Burns Near Vancouver
A $1,000,000 Howe Sound Mining oil Smelting plant at Britannia Beach, B C, twenty miles north of Vancouver, is reported destroyed by fire. The plant is owned in New York.
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Vancouver
B. C
Howe Sound
Brit*tania Begeh
B.C
Here
New York
Preparing for War Mobilization Across Regions
The article reports industrial mobilization in anticipation of conflict, with young men drafted and industries geared for war. Missionaries in China note rising tensions between the United States and Japan, while officials in various nations tighten controls and accelerate production of steel and military supplies.
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Mboreh Tapi
China
Mile States
Dapan Wa
AL Weber
Michigan
Tokio Torade
Golders
Weber
Fren
Germany
Cexeevists
Arie Vettig
Tapinese
Seth Amer
Daiel Steel
Bedins Banetit
Chins Ani Maneeheargt
Willian
Mexico Dies March 2 Plan for World League
The article reports on strong American authorial abstention from attending the next gathering of the League of Nations and discusses a possible decision by Mesiva to appoint four delegates. It notes a broader push for a world league with all nations represented and mentions President Fording’s influence in shaping the plan.
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Mexico
Assembly of the Langue of Nations
Furding
Jere
Mesiva
League of Nations
Train kills Kenosha girl near North Shore line
Miss Emma Marie Sorensen of Kenosha was struck and killed by a North Shore Electric train on the right of way near her home on Grover Street. Witnesses Miss Josephine Anderson and Arthur Merzfeld leaped to safety when the train appeared just south of the crossing after midnight.
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Kenosha
Wis
Mareh
Emma Marie Sorensen
North Shore
Sorensen
Tou Grover Street
Josephine Anderson
Arthur Merzfeld
Seek 345000 Mall Loot Missing Pouch in Centerville
Post office agents seek a registered mail pouch missing from Centerville Iowa. The pouch is unofficially estimated to have contained cash and securities worth 45000 dollars. The date is March 22. Authorities pursue leads and review tracking records.
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Centerville
Harding plan tested in new talks over packing-house dispute
Washington reports another meeting to bridge the breach between employers and workers amid a looming strike. Secretary Hoover, Secretary Davis, and Secretary Labor Davis chair talks with union and company reps, with no decisive outcomes as wage cuts and ten hour shifts fuel contention. Officials warn months of tough negotiations lie ahead and a strike by up to 200,000 packing workers remains possible if talks fail.
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Washington
Morel
Alye Calleugy Pugkur
Wete
Ongis
American Federation of Labor
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Burchers
North America
Ole Federation
Harding
Hardie Iy
Qa Canferrive
Adil
Tou
Blomner
Walte and
Thivig
Ates
Lane
Police Die in Irish Fights Reported Across Counties
Reports from March detail attacks on police in Ireland. A Garda killed in Mullinallane County Tip perishes. In Fallavragh a constable is shot down. Greenore County Tough sees an officer wounded along with an escort. Rochestertown County Cork notes two Yeoman wounded.
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Ireland
Fallavragh
Greenore
County Tough
Rochestertown
County Cork
Mullinallane
County Tipperary
Polleemum
Chamberlain Succeeds Law in Unionist Leadership Change
Londo March 22 Austen Chamberlain, chancellor of the exchequer, was chosen as leader of the Unionist party in the House of Commons at the Carlton club meeting. He succeeds Andrew Bonar Law as party leader amid a leadership transition.
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House of Commons
Londo
Austen Champerlain
Loase of Commons
Anwets Sig
Carlen Club
Andrew Bonar Taw
World crops satisfactory in western Europe and beyond
Rome March 22 satisfactory crop conditions in western Europe the United States Japan and North Africa are reported in a bulletin issued by the International Institute of Agriculture here.
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Rome
Europe
United Sinter
Japan
North Africa
International Institute of Agriculture
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