Lone battle for shopmen against rail wage cuts
Striking railroad shopmen enter the sixth day of a walkout as 400000 maintenance of way workers refuse to join. Leader Jewell says the union can stand alone while railroads face labor shortages and increasing costs. Reports indicate hiring of strikebreakers and rising production pressures at rail centers across the country.
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United Prone
Atmipago
Vwheifsteike
Bork M. Jewall
Jewell
Edward 7
Gratile
Maintenance of Way
Roanoke
United States Railroad
Parley Aims to Resume Hard Coal Mining Talks
Washington reports United Press that President Harding seeks a quick settlement on the hard coal dispute. Secretary Hoover and Secretary Davis push for renewed negotiations with anthracite operators and soft coal miners as a Sunday conference closes.
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Parley
Conyers
Hope
United Press
Washington
Jilly
Harling
Hoover
Cebur Davis
Willmiaus
SD. Warrines
Philadelphia
Willian J Brannan
Srihiets
Whey
Jortion
Harting
City Receives Liquor License Fees and June Finances
City collected liquor license fees totaling 870 dollars and June receipts of 13 678 dollars with expenditures of 9 467 62 dollars leaving a balance of 4 210 or so. council members Laurie Bear and Weaver approved monthly business and a transfer of 100 dollars to the street department was adopted. Grace Putman Edith Miller and Gwindalyn Paine planned to visit Union that afternoon.
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Cly Treamtree Tewlin
Coluncil
Sinilar
Ty Commission
Wheelty
Sisen
Laurie
Bear
Weaver
Wipald
Wilk McCoure
Cin Treasurare
Tuiendad
Minges
Grace Putman
Edith Miller
Gwindalyn Paine
Union
Mie
Shia
Eunice Place Memorial At Cory Hospital
Jamon M. Dace of Washington proposed a memorial for Eunice Place at Cory Hospital in the Woman's Ward a perpetual free boot. The plan includes a grave cemetery and a financial fund to support hospital needs. Plaxite offers to match part of the fund to sustain the project.
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Eunice Place
Cory Hospital
Jamon M. Dace
Washington, D
City Hospital
Mtns Placa
Alwayn
Warny
Gorey
Tete Nla
Plateste
Nimsolf
Community Band Concert Schedule Amid Unrest Rumors
A second public concert is planned for Thursday evening by the city band. The event will be led by Berson Stone with a community sing. Children are asked to assemble at the bandstand and participate in the performance.
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Tyson Hay
Berson Stone
Camel
Soneart
Benelock
Childesn
Plane Crash Injures Pilot and Passengers in Windstorm
A plane piloted by Lif Tay sustained injuries when it veered into telephone wires after a gusty descent near Meadville Road. Britow received a sprain while the craft suffered wing damage and a bent propeller. Officials aimed to repair the machine for Merchants Day events, with a public exhibition planned Saturday afternoon.
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Lif Tay
Seret
Britow
Sutuiddy
Minion City
Bull
Ife
Excapen Linhitt
Salud
Pillans
Byark 1
Mike W
Meadville
Roml
Union Jays
Baton
Aitie
Amet
Fons Wajaries
Weil
IL Eefock
Fourth of July accidents kill and injure across cities
Reports from Pittsburgh Wilkes-Barre Philadelphia Chicago Milwaukee and other cities recount multiple injuries and several deaths from fireworks accidents and related incidents. Included are a fireman wounded by a toy cannon and a boy severely burned, with numerous minor injuries and drownings noted on Independence Day.
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Big
Ames
Rawrth
Henry
Pittsaurgh
Wilkes-Barre
Lucus Gray
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wis
Kansas City
Kinsas City
Ruth
Houston
Tex
Texas
Brazos
Galvest
Suiport
Ona
Rilevon
Corry “Iountey
Raters Randall
Proparty
Elu
Charles | Schurler
Quiet Fourth in Corry Draws Local Festive Spirit
Corry enjoyed a peaceful Fourth of July with trains bringing crowds and many residents driving to nearby resorts and Union City. A large turnout at Brokenstraw Park featured a Sunday School picnic, outdoor sports and games, while firework displays drew attendees to Lake Park and nearby areas.
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Corry
Taft
Union City
Warren
Brokenstraw Park
Fae
Magy
Outortow Uerts
Celornn
Midway
Recordid Ag
El Barlow Starts On Three Months Tour
Fl Barlow heads from Youngstown with C C Seley for a Michigan fishing run then moves to Sioux City Town to join Mrs Barlow for a camping journey through national parks. They will travel in a specially equipped Bagox car and plan to settle in Los Angeles after the trek.
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Fl Barlow
Counitry
Mr. Barlow
C. C. Seley
Michigan
Mr. Seley
Mr. Barlow Wil G
Sioux City
Town
Mr Barlow
Mountain gangs seized in Ireland raid report
Fragmented dispatch from Dublin and Kingstown describes mountain gangs seized by authorities after attacks on towns in Wicklow and Meath. Rebels allegedly targeted hotels and ledgers, with injury reports and mass arrests as security forces pursued the raiders through Granville and surrounding valleys.
Weather summary for June in Olseweree N Re Dickson report
June weather records show average temperatures around 74.5 high and 68.66 low, with a max 56 on the 24th. Precipitation totals reached 18 inches, 127 hours of wet conditions, and 38 frost days noted in early month.
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Dickson
Msiutti
Abu
Kansas Boxer Fractures Arm in Bout Report
A verbal report states Kansas fighter sustained a broken arm in a Leonard bout. The injury appeared to involve a bone fracture and required splints. Medical staff advised rest and follow up care for a full recovery.
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Kansas
Leonard
Tnnted
Tuly Farsfil
Ruthy Kapas
Benny Loonint
Leway
Rafah Bay
Arrests Grow After Kelly Capture in Warren County
Officials report additional arrests tied to the capture of Carl Kelly in Warren County. State troopers and local authorities coordinated the operation last week with suspects including Mannishon and Foster detained. The case, linked to the Septembers, continues to unfold as the Warren County jail holds Kelly and others while residents await further hearings.
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Paninete En
el Paptine UK
Warren
Sunbace Iit
Acta
Dutton
Midwest
Spirtaneliaris
Heasith
Carl Kelly
Warren County
Sixty Year Span Celebrated By Mr and Mrs Robert Alexander
The community observed the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Robert Alexander yesterday in Wayne Township. Family and relatives joined a dinner at the Blue Bird before a reception at Mayor OL Alexander’s home. Seven children and eight grandchildren attended along with seven siblings, with gifts and congratulations from many neighbors. The celebration included a monetary gift presented to the couple.
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Wat
Robert Alexandr
Nein
Alis
Alexader
Aly
Aly Snider
Robert Alesaiter
Ted Domus
Yuster
John Alexander
Kansas City
Jacob
Soll
Wow Morearidge
Aynpnder
Word Alexander
Marie Alene
Ani Dind
Alexander
Erndehildren
Tian
Sity
Sears
Wayne Township
Piakt
Express Agent Solves Baffling Postal Robbery
A band known as The Count faces arraignment for a mail robbery involving bonds valued at millions. Court filings tie Charles Mines and Charles Tambert to the heist, with recovered loot and suspects named in New York and related arrests.
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Ove
Uie
Charles R. Miines Winh
Charles Tambert
United Pressury
Bryce
New York
Jily
Bryer
Thost Tic
McCarthy
Gordon McCarthy
Ward’ Bryce
Leinte Court
Ramainder
U.S
Gramercying
Board approves school decorating contracts and hires
The Board of Education confirms contracts for decorating grade schools with JM Sheelys and Prune f for Hatch Place Washington and Pairview Holls. It also advertises generic repairs to school buildings and furnaces. New high school teachers named James Baldwin and Frances Stores for the county year. Summer school at Mansard building serves 163 pupils with four teachers. Treasurer reelected. library lecture course receipts noted. Test books adopted: Dickey Parmine Fekles and Warren Pearls and Breeding, Morrison, Hay, Muniey, Jones.
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Board of Education
Mes. Harney
Mr Loveland
Sweet
Jarry Aver
Conteree
Hart Bees
JM Sheelys
Coleiminitiz
Hatch
Washington
Prune F
James T. Baldwin
Mississippi College
Clinton
Eastman Business College
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Cleveland
Ohio
Frances
Kom Palmer
Teertein
Hemnetrent
Deruchs
Loveland
Sweetyaul Lyon
Hemstreet
Dikky Parminie Fekles & Warren
Morrison Aiesiaha Hay Muniey
Ousehold
Utesbsay Jones
Miter
Poincare Faces Communist Attacks in Paris Chamber
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies debated Premier Poincare amid Communist charges that he endangered world peace. Poincare demanded substantiation or apology for the accusations, arguing France entered the war to save Paris from invaders as a photo of his rival Herrick appeared.
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Paris
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
France
Poincate
Myron
Tessrick
Hu i. Prince
Olbangat Alyasias
Herrick
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