Kenyon Proposes Industrial Arbitration board for WV disputes
A Washington report outlines Kenyon's plan for a new industrial arbitration board to settle labor disputes. The proposed body would include six employer representatives, three workers, and three members, with enforcement through public opinion rather than fines. It discusses coal and mining conditions, wages, hours, and a framework to prevent violent outcomes while balancing capital and labor interests.
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Washington
Uanl
Kenyny
Fenty
West Virginia
Kenyon
Congress
Railroad Labor Board
Lip Mit
Harding Works to Relieve Unemployment
President Harding announced steps aimed at easing joblessness, calling for federal relief measures and public works to create employment. The plan focuses on revitalizing industries and expanding government programs to boost work opportunities nationwide.
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Harding
Probe Fair Price Proposal for Farmers Debated in Congress
A chaotic, OCR distorted report outlines debate in Washington on a probe into fair price proposals for farmers. It mentions National Agricultural policies, the Farmers Union, and a planned special committee to study price stabilization, cotton and grain programs, Muscle Shoals plans, and insurance price mechanisms amid wartime agriculture concerns. It notes possible hearings and partisan tensions shaping farm policy and market stabilization efforts.
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United Pros
Wasitington
United States
Mary Lorine
Henk Hurtig
Farmers’ Union
Rom Tealery
Senate
Qyeice Jruarine
Ingesol
Agin
Henky Ford
Valen Ox Fallowe
Poole
Liviu
Ig Whitt
Warne
Great Lakes
Plans for rigid day enforcement outlined in Philadelphia
United Press reports Rev John T Davie named Federal Tec hibman Director of Pennsylvania to lead the prohibition enforcement office with a strict day plan. He plans to announce policy aligned with President Harrison Me Mellon and Senator Pep and to retain key aides while considering staff changes.
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United Press
Philadelphia
John T Davie
New
Federal Techibman
Pennsylvassia
Washington
Jnap
A. Vinsctnie
Diwetor
Hirrings
Mellon
Peppur
Jyliwar
Pethuaviyania
F. Rutter
Davis
Rutter
L. Duncan
Arthur Hearle
Robert Able
de. Hage
Aly
Wit
Strike Threat Over Penna Miners Weighs Labor Action
Pittsburgh June 2 Porty-five thousand workers in western Pennsylvania face a wage dispute after the Pittsburgh Coal Producers President Robert B. Gibbons warned a work stoppage, if an April 1 deadline leads to a strike, could trigger widespread action. The situation centers on the United Mine Workers District No. 5 and the new wage seal, with potential impacts across the region.
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Vie Centre
Mike Perature
Rue Ners
Isa
Kelvin
Wet
Virginia
Thes
United Mine Workers
United States
Uluweu
Pittsburgh
Pitsburgh
Robert B. Gibbons
United Mine
Congress Clears Way for Bonus Bill Push
United Press reports Congress moves toward passage of a bonus bill amid House and Senate discussions. Republicans push for a swift committee report and action to keep veterans’ payment plan alive, with Treasury Secretary's stance noted and political maneuvering shaping the outcome.
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Orcatiye
Tonys Gannon
Acquittal of Arbuckle Now Expected
San Francisco sun reports that Fatty Arbuckle is unlikely to be convicted of manslaughter on trial for the second time. District Attorney Brady and observers doubt a guilty verdict, noting key witnesses failed to clarify vital points. The defense remains confident, and the case may go to a jury Saturday.
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San FhoNtson
Sun
Zoroe
Fatty
Arbucdle
San Francisco
Brady
Anjortieen Hall
Justin Htenrhes
Wigsinia Raype
Aost
Zev Provost
Mice Blake
al Semacher
Mise Higipe
Patty
Sarurilay
Two Lives Lost in Brooklyn Apartment Fire
United Press reports a four story Brooklyn apartment fire killed Emma Runde, 43, and her baby, with others overcome by smoke. Flames trapped residents on upper floors as eight children were rescued via ladders. The Paterson chemical plant fire also caused about 100000 in damage.
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United Press
New York
Emma Runde
George Obentiever
Brooklyn
Patterson
Gres
Corin Chemical Company
Paterson
Plan Drive For Funds For New Orphans Home
Campaign opens with a drive to raise funds for a new orphans home under Catholic aid in Erie. A kickoff meeting is planned at the Erie Catholic church next Tuesday to outline the fundraising plan and organize committees.
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Erie
Thie City
Ieje
Burns Fatal to Johnstown Woman
A Johnstown woman, identified as Ther ank Morchias, died from burns after a gasoline torch caused a fire while she attempted to thaw water pipes. The incident occurred on January 27 as authorities investigated the blaze and its fatal outcome.
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Johnstown
United Pron
Westward dash for alleged kidnapper spurs chase
A Chicago man reports his child missing after a custody dispute. Police, including Deweury Servants Birmingham and McGinnnis, seek Miss MacLane as a warrant is served. The case centers on alleged abduction during travel with her mother and custody conditions set by a prior decree.
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Chiccago
Ogden
Wink
Tol
George J. Robbing
Vents
Goneen
Robbins
Anmone Ani
AL Cumer
Miss Maclane
Mary Rose Lindi
Ehorwr
Ao Macland
Pstunes
Chicago
Deweury
Birmingham
McGinnnis
Juft San Francisca
Oxden
Ue Eh
Giorgio
Lawore
Mikely
Miss Machine
Lee
Force Watchman In Closet As Bandits Escape With Bonds
In Hattiesburg Mississippi two bandits forced Grady Bishop, the night watchman, into a closet and escaped with about 180 thousand dollars in cash and securities. Bishop reported hearing a car arrive near the office and described masked men forcing him back. They rifled the cash register, kicked in a door, and fled after seizing the loot. Police have no concrete leads beyond Bishop’s description of the suspects and the market description of the robbery.
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Hattisburg
Tan
Ghrawlt
Grady’ Bishop
Gueeling
Bishop
Cara
Baker Hall
Ulster Recognizes New Irish State
Ulster recognizes the Southern provisional government that will become the Irish Free State. Northern premier Sir James Mraly announced the move in Belfast with Michael Collis signaling assent. The accord followed a Londonderry summit between the two premiers.
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Belfast
Ulster
Irish Free State
James Mraly
Michael Collis
Ainilany
Lond
Craig
Scranton Glass Plant Burns and Loss Estimated
Scranton reports a January fire at the Wickham Glue Company plant on Capouse Avenue and Ash Street causing about 25,000 in damage with most of the structure and contents destroyed. Firemen battled the blaze for hours but the total loss was substantial and under investigation.
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Scranton
United Presitt Scranton
Dhe Wickham Glue Company
Capouse Avenue
Ash Street
Local Interest in Mayoral Nomination Grows, Erie and Shreve Aligned
Widespread attention centers on mayoral hopefuls in the upcoming Erie area race. Candidates from Democrats and others appear to vie for the nomination, with party rivals and political chiefs shaping the path toward the November election.
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Gere Hutt
Prom Fides
Erie
Democrae
Tele
Utherk
Wally Kestd
Kay Dobert Fithian
Meinl
Ennfeelies
Alexander Ik
Yale
Schwab Comments on Business Situation in New York
Charles M Schwab told the Hotel Association of New York that the country faces a sluggish economy and that business could improve with less legislation. He proposed expenditures of about 2,000,000 for construction steel plants to stimulate activity. The remarks reflect concerns over policy and economic conditions.
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New York
Charles Me
Hotel Association of
Susie Timp
Beuildhum Steel Ylang
Sehyouly
Ford Cuts Price of All Tractors
Ford Motor works announced in Detroit in January 1977 that the Nordau Tractor origin model has been reduced to 1067 dollars.
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FORD
Detroit
Ford Motor Works
Will C Continue Sadler's Program In Harrisburg Context
Harrisburg PA report describes continuation of Sadler's program as Governor Foran eyes appointments, with emphasis on rural and highway project support. Mentions Will C and Bailey Woodill in guidance roles, signaling renewed state priorities and networked oversight.
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United Prose
Harrisburg
Sadler
Gavernar Foran
Lewin Sadler
Bailey Woodill
Uyor Artis
Hiecddauetnant
Shantung Issue Complicates Key Arms Conference Talks
A chaotic 1920s dispatch outlines the Shantung question as the central hurdle in the Washington conference. China and Japan face pressured decisions on a pacific settlement, with a compromise plan offering deferral terms and joint administration of railway assets. International observers weigh potential impacts on treaty ratifications and future diplomacy.
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Wasiington
China
Washington
Japan
Chin
Piri
United Shits
Ards Ug
Sno
Américia Sad
Politi
Shas Linge
Funeral of Mrs Dunigan Held Today
Funeral services for Mrs Eileen Dunigan were held this morning at St Thomas Church with a Requiem High Mass officiated by Father Price. Pallbearers included Thomas Dempsey, D Bempsey and Michael Dempsey, Mrs Ralph Holman, and several others. Burial in St Thomas Cemetery will follow services in town.
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Atea Eilen Dunigan
St.Thomas
Hurc
Pather Pricy
Paul
Cauyle Dike
Tinian
Arived'iy
Toll Hopkins
Nooss
St Thornwa
Gamétery
Bank Robbery Chaos Ends In Citywide Hunt
Five unmasked bandits robbed the First National Bank at Crafton stealing about 40 000 in bonds and cash. A deadly shooting wounded Assistant Cashier Harold Moss. Detectives pursued the fugitives across Pittsburgh, wrecking their vehicle and surrounding a claimed hideout as they fled toward rural areas. Bloodied notes and weapons prompted a major manhunt with police deploying riot guns and search parties.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Marold T. Moss
Fist National Bagh
Cratton
Pittsburch Thik
Jeveland
Eric
Ronils
Pittsburg
Hint National Bank
Harold
Moss
Polie
Ines
Crafton
Pennsylvania
Irwin Avenues
Nolice
Conclave in Rome to Name Pope Benedict XV Successor
United Press reports a secret conclave in Rome to elect a new pope after Benedict XV. Sixteen foreign cardinals and twenty eight Italians are expected to vote on February 2. a two thirds majority is required. Cardinal Garparti Ratti Merry Del Val Mercier and La Fontaine are considered likely candidates. Maven ritual and wall sealing will limit access as voting occurs.
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Rome
Benedict XV
DuBois
Mann
Lucan
Vidal
Carinal Mercier
Helgi
Milan
Vatican
Benedict
Garparti
Ratti
Merry del Val Mercier
la Fontaine
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