Harding to Carry Rail Strike Solve Before Congress Today
Central competitive field miners and operators ratified a tentative wage agreement aimed at ending the coal strike. Miners prepared to resume work as talks with committees continued after early morning caucuses at Hotel Holletten. A final settlement and potential compulsory arbitration were discussed amid broader hopes for a quick resolution.
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Pertore
Ain Euniler
Holletten
Railroad strike crisis looms as White House seeks aid
President Hardin will address Congress within 48 hours to urge help ending a rapidly spreading rail strike. White House officials say the plan aims to stabilize the transport system, with government measures possible if railroads reject the proposal. The speech outlines penalties and peace efforts, seeking public backing to press the railroads toward settlement.
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Bonus Fight Opens in Congress Monday
United Press reports the looming issue of a major bill energizing political waters as Congress prepares to debate the measure next week. Senators and representatives weigh the impact on party positions and legislative priorities amid intense partisan stakes.
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Hay Peguy
Ailjeshan
Houde
State Board Acts to Relieve Fuel Shortage
The State fuel commission considers relief measures as coal reserves dwindle and manufacturing slows. The Railroad transportation committee weighs over 140 priority requests, including railroads, utilities, hospitals, and general industries, amid tense supply conditions.
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Ofvers
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Liberty remains uncertain in Turkey amid tensions
Fragmentary report notes public authorities restrained a suspect named Dinvavo amid violence in a European city. Context mentions an Italian-styled incident, police involvement, and unclear conditions surrounding a head and chest injury. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
Bitter Wet and Dry Fight Looms in House
Washington dispatch says five “moral support” appearances will back Wet candidates in upcoming elections. Key figures include Rep George Malden Pinkham, Rep John Phillip Mill, and Rep Times Gallivan, with talks of prosecuting Wayne Wheeler for alleged corrupt practices act violations and debates over alcohol classification and dry law reforms. The piece notes looming clashes on prohibition enforcement and policy as the House readies further actions.
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Laurence M. Benedict
United Prosentar
Washington
Pring
Herve
Sion
George Malden Pinkham
Massachunetts
John Phillip Mill
Maryland
Times Gullivan Democrat
Hostin
Tinkham
Wayne B. Wheeler
General Cohnel
AntiSaloy League
Department of Tax
Tice
Die Hill
Prohibition
Mayes
Maryland Vongressman
Haynes
Gallivan
United States
Shipping Bowl
Dinkhar
Mil
Charges Retracted In Atlanta Banking Scandal
United Press reports a retraction of statements charging Walter Candler, prominent banker, with misconduct involving Mrs Sarah Byfield aboard the Cunarder Berengaria. Attorneys say a suit to block disposal of a $25,000 note and a letter from Mrs Byfield’s husband was published with the document.
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Atlanta
Walter ‘T Candler
Charse
Mra
Sarah Byfield
Cunarder
Berengaria
Condier
Clyde K. Uyfeld
Ulick + frail
Railroaders Reject Peace Proposal Unanimously
Washington Aug 15 The shop craft leaders and farmers vote unanimously to reject President Harding's compromise proposal to end the rail strike. They demand guarantees of unimpaired rights and seniority before any agreement. The union heads say the strike will continue unless concessions are secured and the second proposal is deemed impracticable.
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Ing
Flarding
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Blaposa
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Shoperatt Ikudlere
Chautauqua Garage Fire Causes Big Loss
A major early morning fire at a Chautauqua garage destroyed a large number of vehicles and caused an estimated loss near 250000. Authorities say the origin is under investigation. several cars and equipment were damaged as flames swept through the structure. The fire prompted emergency response from local crews and investigators.
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Chautauqua
Coal prices soar as government weighs relief measures
Washington reports show coal costs rising sharply with officials warning that voluntary appeals may fail to curb prices. Legislators push for equitable fuel distribution while secretaries strive to restrain soaring costs amid industry resistance and allied interests.
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Washington
Aug
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Lamuil
Pummere
Hoover
France acts to collect debt in tense morning
Paris dispatch reports Franion, urged to use drastic action toward Germany, facing cabinet debate over German reparations. Premier Poineure to return from Linden conference amid disagreement. Officials warn action may be required if talks stall.
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Eros
Paris
Franion
George Lanston
Corman
Tomura
Poineure
Allied Financial Conference
Linden
Pitiuneni
Steyn
Peace agreement ends murder case among rival factions
Gotham Tongs declare a peace accord between Hip Sing and Oh Leonie leaders in New York Aug. after an Allie session of tong representatives police and Dr Ma Sope delegations. The proclamation, posted beside a second on Chinatown, follows talks in the United States. Mr and Mrs Sell Mead of Kansas announce visit with aunt Clara Ramon in Smith Street.
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New York
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Chiiatow Yi
Pinaca
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New York City
Unclear strike updates from autumn protests and local actions
Fragmentary report describes strike tensions with mixed references to leaders and town events. Mentions Galanin and Kline, labor actions, a venue, and potential walkouts. Details are obscured by garbled OCR yet indicate ongoing labor disputes affecting communities and workplaces.
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Jung Hirike Bitterine
Raj Miei
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Anil
Question Who Succeeds Northcliffe in Legacy Power
A fragmentary report from the era questions who will succeed Northcliffe as the controlling publisher. It notes interest from the Duck family and Walter interests in the press estate, with funeral arrangements near Sufl Marstebine and mentions London publishers. The article hints at property implications from Northcliffe’s death.
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London
Roward
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Nortiitte
Siegsene Jr
Soritfhfilte
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Tony Rive
Marstebine
Iwfiers
Identity of Train Bombers Is Ascertained
United Press reports suspects identified in a West Shore Railroad excursion train bombing near Late Peng New York on a crowded night. police in North Bergen pursue a lead, with arrests expected today. The attack killed and wounded women and children aboard the pleasure seekers, as investigators race to uncover motives and stop further violence.
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New York
West Shore
Death of Mrs Jennie Hamilton of Corry
Mrs Jennie Hamilton widow of the Jute Prank tamiiton of Corry Route 7 died at Corry hospital after a five week illness. She is survived by son Royal Tanniton at home and Tradingjhiters Mrs Maude Wenger Warren and Aire Llaine Jones Hiweton MV One sister Mrs Lathe ay Raymond Corry RD Bates are wives. She was formerly Miss Jennie Dowd daughter of Theron Boyd of Datsd Hill. Prayer services will be held at Alewundar's chapel Thursday at 12:46 and at the Community Church Columbby at 1. Interment will be in West Side cemetery, Columbus.
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Alewundar
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Congress Backs Trade In Ail Strike Across Nation
United Press reports Congress will support President Marchand in seeking a nationwide railway labor dispute settlement. After a month’s recess, members demand prompt action to protect public interest as rail traffic suffers. Government aims to pressure railroads toward negotiations while secret talks continue among industry and labor leaders amid a looming federal response.
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United Pros
Ainiariniy
Ainless
Sinice Shawlet Harding
Tata
Rail strike riots erupt at Milwaukee and Paul shops
United Press reports guerrilla fire and clashes as a crowd jeered a work crew near a rail yard in Green Bay Milwaukee and Paul area. Armed guards faced trouble and several railroad men refused to work after the incident leaving more than ten firemen engineers and trainmen out of service.
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Green Bay
Milwaukee
Paul Ratt Road
Fie
Man Beaten to Death With Heavy Iron Bar
Pittsburgh August 1 United Press reports a man identified as Gaon River, 6, was killed by a heavy iron bar blow while in the rear of a railroad car near Camtelon, Etshy. He was found with rope marks on feet and right side of face and skull crushed. Body taken to McKeurport undertaker.
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