Proposals Satisfactory Say Leader On Rail Strike
Chicago August 2 United Press report says shopmen accept President Harding's railway labor proposal with minor stipulations. Union secretary Scott indicates a telegram to the president confirming acceptance while Bert Juell notes no public release yet. In Washington Harding plans to place strike responsibility on executives and threatens a sharp reply if seniority rights are denied. Distinguished scientist Paseen dies at 75. born in Scotland and settled in Boston after emigrating to the United States.
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Chicago
Stelking Rails Road
Harding
Jonit Scott
Shop Men's Union
Wwe
Scott
Bert M. Juell
Jewell
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Paseen Away
Scotland
Boston
Notable Nova Scotia inventor in 1876 patent tale
Alexander Groh Hull, claimed as a pioneer in telephony, is noted for receiving a patent on the telephone in 1876. The passage highlights Hull's academic ties, work with Bell and photophone concepts, and his influential role in early electric science.
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United Props
Baddeck
Nova Scotia
Alexander Groh Hull
House of Tr. Welle
Aries
Mni
Alexinior
Graham Belt
Scotia
Sergeat
Prom Universities
Aos
Romew
Canady
Low
Rowton
Bostirt Universive
Bell
Ak Ag
Touineor
Railroad Brotherhoods May Join National Strike
Cleveland August 1 The Big Four brotherhoods may join a nationwide rail strike if the dispute remains unresolved after thirty days an official of a major railroad union told United Press today The statement stresses a united union front across railroads and preparation for action if talks fail.
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United Prom
Cleveland
United Presa
Reed Leading Swanson Wins in Virginia and Kansas
A rushed report from multiple states notes Reed leading in Virginia amid Democratic senatorial primary returns. Swanson, the incumbent, leads in Virginia with a wide margin. Kansas and Oklahoma results show narrow contests and incomplete precincts affecting gubernatorial and Senate race tallies.
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Reed
Swanson
Virginia
Dynamite Explodes in Meadville Home Narrows Suspects
A dynamite blast damaged a Meadville home on Lincoln Avenue early today, with no injuries. The explosion shattered windows and may have been placed under the dining room. authorities and residents heard the blast across the city as rewards totaling 4700 dollars are offered for information leading to the responsible party or parties.
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Meadville
Aig
Leon McCullough
Rincaln Avenue
Plrth
Ene
Howson
McGullough
Sinderhtand
Fing Woon
Hones
Erie Railroad Company
Meadville Machinery Company
County Commianériers
Tug Edward Explosion Kills Four Men
Four men aboard the tug Edward were believed killed when the vessel exploded in the river near the New York waterfront. The blast shattered windows and alarmed the area as rescue teams searched for bodies. owners Eastover Towing Company reported the loss.
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New York
Edward
Eastoval Towing Company
Palige
Playground Festival Charms Hundreds at City Park Event
A rainy postponement did not dampen a crowded City Park Playground Festival. Queen Me 0 Lowe Mount led a doll carriage parade with Bearers Goonkin Benult Dorothy Newton and Katherine Colegrove as numerous decorated carriages impressed judges. Bartara Jane Huglind won best doll with Catherine Ploreppe Dest earning the prize for prettiest doll. Mary Aleabetts Smith performed a trusted dance and other acts showcased playground skills and regional dances including Romani and Irish jig. Marty Rosequis of the Washington school claimed the wheelchair championship.
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Skefen
Borane
Lowe
Goonkin Benult
Dorothy Newton
Katherine Colegrove
Bartara Jane Huglind
Catherine Ploreppe
Eilla Petleiny
Sonny
Mary Aleabetts Smith
Elizabeth Gooras
Agatin
Mab
Settlement of Anthracite Strike Looms
The Anthracite region faces a looming settlement as Mayors from the coal districts take part in talks. Union leaders express willingness to meet operators to negotiate a wage scale, while promising not to delay negotiations or refer the matter to arbitration.
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Niyoross Pimladelphia
Liday 5
Warriner
Lehigh Goa) and Navigation Company
Dench
Aie
Livi
United Mine Workers
Sul
Narcnik
Senate probes soaring gasoline prices in push for reasons
The Senate opened a probe into rising gasoline costs led by Senator McNary with support from Gilbert B. Rowe. Witnesses from the oil, refining, and distribution sectors are expected as the committee seeks voluntary price controls or a gasoline commission to curb prices amid uneven regional hikes.
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Gorey
Senate
Palatine
la Follette
Wisconsin
McNary
Orgeon
Gilbert B. Rowe
New Year
Indica
Gaso
Hoover
Coat Xporitory
Sen
Hlonud
Rocky Mountain District
Aire
Pasatins
Pil Compatiien
Federal Trade Commission
Départment of Camimires
Const Murer
Chicago Faces Traction War as Strikes Loom
An army of strikebreakers from New York prepared to run Chicago surface cars while city, state and federal agencies moved to end the transit disruption. Police coordination involved National Guard contact and a police mob squad head guiding riot response as security forces prepared across stations. About 600 men including Montormen and conductors were in city awaiting word to begin operations.
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United Press
Chicago
New York
Cole
Morcig
National Guard
Charles Egan
Masor John Bauder
Howse
James Wirldell
Attikobrankiig
Estatlishel
Perenerd Montormennd
Hiotole
St Elizabeth Lawn Social Tonight Attracts Community
Preparations complete for St Elizabeth's annual lawn social to be held this evening. Organizers report extensive decor and activities including a heavy wicket drill and fish ponds. Miss Ruth Campbell of Chicago arrived yesterday to join her parents Mr and Mrs J W Campbell of Rain Frederisk Street.
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St. Elizabeth's
Eliieh
Ruth Campbell
Chicago
Mey
J W, Campbell
Boland Irish Rebel Boland Dies After Wounds
Boland, an Irish rebel and former envoy of the Irish Republic to the United States, died from wounds sustained after being arrested by British troops. He was shot Monday in a hotel in Dublin as authorities moved against Irish insurgents.
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Dublin
Hary Holand
Formier Enviy
Irish Republic
United State
Eamonn DeValers
Irleh Ktteony Cilatile
Tree State
Boland
Sund
Michaet Ol
Iit
Bleorri
Six Die After Arsenic Pie At Shelburne Restaurant
A Shelburne Broadway restaurant served arsenic pie causing six deaths and many illnesses. Authorities seek a baker nicknamed Louie the Laker. police report pie dough prepared by an unnamed accomplice. Health officials ordered the restaurant closed as testers analyze remaining desserts.
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Gotham
Uby United Preay
New York
Shelburne’ Restaurt
Broadway
Louie the Laker
Charles Roman
Joseph Landheimer
Hyman Bernstein
Lilli Grete
Tdi Weisaburg
Jacob Pfeffer
Charles Abramson
Abramson
Arvenic
Ole Sathy
Chiet
Bureau of Foods and Drugs
Hind Janch
Havel
Shelbuirnes
Witte
Whay
Congress Opposes Debt Cancellation and War Debt Policy
Washington dispatch reports a chorus of Congress members opposing any debt cancellation. Lawmakers insist the United States must repay the $19,000,000,000 war debt dollar for dollar and warn that cancellation would require repeal of the debt refunding bill.
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Walted Press
Washington
Congress
Pritidh
Sion
Troops Ordered Into Indiana Coal Fields
Troops moved from Camp Knox into southern Indiana to protect mines opening under state supervision. Two battalions prepared to pitch camp, with Adjutant General Mith An overseeing the operation amid the unfolding deployment.
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Indiana
United Prey
Indianapolis
Trope
Camp Knoxsys
Idina
Jrout
Ts Thdhinn Cos
Geldg
Mith An
U S Senator Crow Dead in Pennsylvania
Uniontown report states United States Senator William H Crow died at his home after months of illness. Crow, appointed by Governor Sproul last fall to fill a vacancy, had been a key figure in Pennsylvania politics and chaired the Republican State committee in 1900. His death leaves three US Senators from Pennsylvania in two years. Major David A Reed is expected to complete Crow's term.
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Sto
A. Reed
Democratic Party
Aida Piventy
Wilson
Lowe
Reed
Advanta
Richmond
Swinson
Westmoreland
Faure
Thasing
Reheh
Swann
Wire County
Laudin
Davi Gow
Hire Davis
Oklahoma City
Olin
Wilsoy
Teki Kiiy
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Nuil and
Nivek
Ds Te Witton
Siti
Tod Thormae
Bwanata Khor
Finger
Topeka
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Thitchingen
Kansas Industrial. Co Jt
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Uniontown
Ang
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Trow
Eadi
Dittsburgh
Challe
Senate
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Tait
Crowe Fen
Germ Township
Ravette Cotnite
Veledad
Sera
United State Senate
Payette County
United States
Penrose
Penrore
Republica J
Sprout
Hetibyed Hey
David A. Reed
Sompleta Crow
Bay
Elsetilin
Plumb the Rail Control Plan Author Dies
Gionni Plumb, 80, author of a famed public control plan for railroads, died after a long illness. Born in Washington County, Iowa, he promoted government oversight of rail transport and influenced reform debates in the early 20th century. His funeral is scheduled for tomorrow.
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United
Washington
Gionni
Wither
Seevness Tomattove
Wastiggian County
Lows
Telephone major modern lift to civilization
A garbled U S text describes early telephone experiments and travels by Worle xhup Hell from Philadelphia to Boston, claiming a world changing invention. It mentions attempts to send signals over wires and a young palace protector clastiling, with references to dates and places corrupted by OCR.
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New York
Absuniey Sruhasy
Hells
Amiirion
Philadelphia
Hell
Pallexe
Clatstiling
Seibrine
Boston
Guardsmen to Be Feted on Return in City Park
Local plans outline a reception for Company A of the Pennasivanya Naval Guard upon return from the Muang Gretna encampment. The event includes a parade, a walk through the city, and an American Legion Band performance, followed by a reception and dance in the park.
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City Park
Gretna
Pennasivanya Naval Guard
Muang Gretna
Ars Wetite
Wiformmartoy
Tor Depatines
Mon Gretna
Jaron
Chamber of Contnercts
Sommittar
Hay
Corry Company
Atterbury on Seniority Rights at Pennsylvania Railroad
A memorandum from W. W Atterbury asserts seniority rights for veteran shopmen at the Pennsylvania Railroad. The document, distributed to agents, states old employees who remained loyal should be favored under existing agreements and that the railroad will honor these commitments to maintain public service.
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Pensylvania Railroad
Holley
W. W AtGbury
Judy Martin
Martial Law Proclaimed in Clay County Indiana
Governor McCray declares martial law covering eight square miles in Polley township Clay county including Staunton Cloverland Winston and Turner rayens. Territory contains surface mines and Roland Pawars Company property. Federal receivers may seize assets. two infantry battalions moved to coal fields. Riversons depart for Bear Lake picnic.
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Uby United Press
Indianapolis
Gov. McCray
Polley Township
Clay County
Rayens
Staunton
Cloverland
Winston
Turner
Roland Pawars Company
Handy
la Federal
Thy Delaintion of
Martiatt Tay
Jala Infantry
Gompers Meets With Pennsylvania Chiefs
Samuel Gompers and John Lewis meet in Harrisburg to discuss labor issues at a planned conference with the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor. The meeting aims to find peaceful protest methods against troop deployment in the southwest region, with sponsors denying any party political agenda.
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United
Harrisburg
Samu Gompers
Ameri Pabration of Labor
John Doyfo
United Mines
Conference of Labor Trade
Pennsylvania Tax Federation of Tabor
Ewald Hoon
Troonig
Pennsylvanii Coal Goldy
Ampli as Smith Dies Aged Resident
Amplias Smith aged 74 died Tuesday at the home of his daughter Mrs. R K Bachofner of East Wayne Street. He is survived by his wife and ten children including Mrs. Frank Lenehey, Mrs. E L Bachofner, Gorey, Miss Rust Albert, Geneva Ohio, Mex Sand Lon Angelen, Lalify Sraith, Bris Pas Tor Smith, Rinley NV and Les of Bridgby Lakes NY. Funeral services will be held at the home of his son on Thursday at 1 o clock with Rev. ing Theody officiating. The White busin
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Foup Ee
Mile RK Baehofner
East Waynestset
Alloy
Krank Lneheoy
EL. Baehofner
Gorey
Mire Rust Albert
Geneva
Mex Sand Lon
Angelen
Lalify Sraith
Bris
Pas Tor Smith
Rinley NV
Les
Biidipy Lakes Ny
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