Stationary Engineers Strike Spreads to Monday Work
July 14 Chicago reports a widespread walkout as 14 000 stationary engineers and shopmen walk off the job. Howard J Grude president warns that maintainence of way workers are discharged for striking and threatens further action if hosts do not resume duties. Grude and Jewell met hours earlier with railroad officials and labor board members.
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Jby United
Toiay
Iipos
Bein
Wisn
Howard J Grudle
Way Aviin
Chicago
Inj Die Toit
Tn Ye
Mable Teplesy
Ata
al Ateiloors
Anuny
United States Labor
Grableaid
Detroit
Grate
Hott M Jewell
Unilon
United Stten Railroad
Iuuther
Commerce Directors Pledge Support for New Hotel
Commerce directors back a plan for a modem hotel in the city. A 25 citizen committee will meet next week to craft proposals. An chamber official says another project with rail facilities could better benefit the city center. Citizens await further developments as the effort advances.
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Curry Chamber
Ommmnetee Anid
Omiwereerganieation
Wisi
Wis
Intel
Corry
Committee m
Thie
Chamber
Commeree
Railrad
Mucharger
Iiterox Developments
Harding Outlines Arbitration Plan For Steel Strike
President Harding faces demands for a detailed interpretation of his arbitration proposal on the steel strike. Both sides pressed for clarity as officials consider a federal body to oversee a settlement, with labor and operators divided on accepting the plan as presented.
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Lby United Regs
Washington
Enn
Wikom
Lalor Mount
American Legion Band Concert Pleases City Park Crowd
The American Legion band presented a pleasant concert in the city park last evening under the direction of Gets Barnett. The ensemble delivered a serene and wonderful performance to a greatly enjoying audience.
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American Legion
Vity Park
Gets Barnett
Wits
Harding 100 Busy 70 Solve Legislative Jam
President Harding, pressed by two major strikes, asks Congress to resolve internal differences. Senate leader Lodge reports the White House is too busy with conference questions to settle the legislative program.
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Harding
United Frese
Washington
Congress
Seniator Lodge
White Mouse
Germany to pay July reparations installment of gold marks
Berlin reports the German government will disburse a sum in gold marks as the July reparations installment. In separate dispatches from Los Angeles, a tragedy unfolds as Tucson officials depart to question a woman linked to a Texas promoter in a fatal beating case, Mrs. Clars Phillips, wife of promoter Albert Meadows.
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United Preset
Berlin
Jorrow
Los Angeles
Tuckon
Arizona
Clars Phillips
Howstand Texas
Albert Meadows
Carnahan No 5 Well Drilling Reported Progress
An oil field update from Tuly 14 describes heavy flow near Carnahan No 5 with high gas pressure and immediate activity. Workers anticipate continued drilling and potential immediate results as sand is penetrated, boiler cooling and tool deployment underway.
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Timoute
Tuly
Carnahan
Oldock
No Trace Found of Youths Bodies After Midway Park Dive
Reports from Sheriff Brown’s office say no exact site has been located for the sunken craft or the five youths. Efforts by divers and life-saving authorities continue near Midway. Officials consider withholding location details while the wreck and engine area are investigated for possible discovery.
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Midway Park
Leo Gorden
Sherif Brown
Mayville
Gordine
Opera Hine
Midway
J. Larsen
Erie Reovurs
Plane Exhibition Turmoil At Oil City Photos
An aircraft slated to display in Oil City faced complications before an Union City event. Captain Tiffany, famed stunt flyer, and John Kimmy of the Corry gauge crew oversaw last minute repairs at Pint Avenue garage. The plane, after a series of trials, will be flown to Oil City for a week long exhibition while authorities settled charges against the owners for fines.
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Sergi
Allon
Union City
Oil City
Tiffany
John Kimmy
Corry Guenge
Pint Avenue
Acel
Hitmy
Buton 1
Citp Ciy
Thin City
Mrs Pinchot on GOP Executive Committee
Mrs Pinchot wife of Gillard Pinchon the Republican nominee for Governor was named to the executive committee of the Republican State Women’s Committee by Sears Chairman Mary Takes. The appointment was announced today. Several state committees will be active to support campaigns in the fall.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Atye Uchor
Gillard Pinchon
Sepublican Nominws
Governmc Ott
Republican Fate Womenittee
Sears
Marry Takes
Vari Pa
Rious
Cole
Ecik Fuinouesk
Chale
Ada Defler
Brie
Baker
Bliss Conner
Dabby
Elgin
Dol
Bernaice Gillette
Virginian Doolittle
Irang Katner
Directors of Chamber of Commerce Meet Plan Farewell Parade
Directors of the Chamber of Commerce discussed plans to honor Company A Nations Guard unity before their summer camp departure. Merchants will decorate and display colors, with the American Legion invited to participate, and Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts organizing a short evening parade. A committee was appointed to study a western donor proposing a branch plant, while praise was given for grounds beautification at the passenger station by Chauce Ayers and helpers.
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Mbut
Mont Gretna
Guardamentorea
Chamber of Commercy
Rgewhir
Comeany
Chuces Ayers
Hone
Commerce Board
Myers
Believe Slain Woman Killed by Bootleggers
Unidentified young woman found on a lonely road near Baltimore with multiple gunshot wounds and a fractured skull. Police indicate possible involvement of bootleggers and revenge motive. Investigators say the body bore brutal injuries after being dragged from a trailer, with theories tying her from West Virginia to the crime scene. A morbid, hard-boiled lead sets a grim tone for a case bearing on organized crime and a fatal encounter on a rural road.
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United Pres
Baltimore
Karmenté
Fiermot
Rotary Ladies Night Delights Members at Phoenix Hotel
About thirty Rotary members and guests attended a Wednesday evening program titled Indies Night at the Phoenix hotel. Mrs Dawson Dimstead and Dorothy Waller sang selections while Dr Men D Albert spoke on Rotary aims and global impact, inspiring attendees with praise for local clubs and international work.
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Rotary
Phoenix Hotel
James Wright
Dawson Dimstead
Dorothy
Waller
Pera Hoth
Men D. Albert
Pans
Vcvagian
Internation
Albert
Rotary Organisation
Ues
Rit Galles Light Iby United Progsy Opera
Tagdad
Blake
Athiers
Pera
Corry
Clark makes city visit to friends and relatives
Mralon reports Clark is in the city visiting friends and relatives during a routine local engagement.
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Clark
Three Die in Cleveland Tragedy As Father Kills Family
In Cleveland on July 14, Matthew Mayer allegedly shot and killed his wife and young daughter after a quarrel and then killed himself. The five year old Erik Mayer survived beneath his father’s body, aided by passersby and police, and is reported to be recovering. The incident occurred after Mayer had returned home from Detroit.
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Hy United Frese
Cleveland
Iy Fiether
Hovre
Erik Mayer
Idoutle
Erik
Matthew Mayer
Frike
Mayer
Hey
Hoy
Benneath
Rik Guid
Detroit
Investigation of fatal crash on Parkway in Philadelphia
An order from Mayor Moore directs an investigation into yesterday’s collapse that killed Hutrol and top Heory of the Parkway and injured others. The list of injured includes Edward Meink with a fractured spine and Mantineon with a fractured skull and broken back. Seventeen more persons face severe injuries, with some not expected to survive.
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Pioladelpina
Hutrol
Hiildisig
Mooready
Dendarg
Armterson
Carpenter
George White
Edward Meink
Ely Hoppy
Hearing for Knife Wielder on Saturday
A garbled report recounts a hearing set for a knife wielder after a Friday incident. It mentions Alderman Gurdon, an arrest, and conflicting statements from two men about a stabbing near a riverfront area. Authorities pursue details as the case unfolds.
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Rif
Dunes
Ieee Spencer
Felipe Pauyid
Clark
Gurdon
Chiaydwallitti
Americans Organize Rehabilitation of Austria
A garbled report from Paris describes American efforts to rehabilitate Austrian industries under a large multinational corporate scheme. It mentions backing from United States entities and international financiers, with aims to reshape Austria's economic sector though details are unclear.
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United Prose
Paris
Nlgr
Atetria
United States
Irkes
Vitor
Amerie
Miner killed in dynamite trap investigation
One miner dies and several injured in a dynamite trap set during mining operations. Officials report the blast scattered crew members, with investigators tracing the blast to the blast site and motive remains unclear.
Youth on trial for murder to know fate tonight
Youth accused of murdering Lawrence will learn fate tonight as jury prepares to deliver verdict. Court case in progress with public interest high and details limited by report.
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Baltod
Lawrence
Unclear text fragment on oil production content
Fragmented OCR text lists scattered terms about oil production in Pennsylvania Warrishturg and other unclear phrases It mentions a festival Pauline Mowery and several misread names with no coherent events or dates Readable items are minimal and do not form a complete report or story.
Plan Action Against Tax Delinquents
Tax collection steps outline actions by Cony-Schob District to recover per capita school taxes from delinquent payers. The notice lists procedures for property owners and property assessments, with timelines like thirty days for response and hearings to be held during the week.
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Tas Calleetar Heiilein
Homelite
Taye
Cony -Schob
Envinye
Seton Tadey Deel
Wwe
Anil
Enjoyable party at country club highlights social gathering
A Corry Matinee Mut bridge event at the country club drew a crowd of notable attendees including Mrs. Gedlnliter and Miss Muse St Clair of Tulsa. Guests enjoyed an afternoon of bridge, conversation, and refreshments, with plans discussed for future social functions in the city.
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Towin
Lamenabo
al Erie
Alex
Bowers
Alise Muse St Clair
Tulsa
Ohl
Mather
Anda Fayere
Chicigo
Agnes Ain Bess Wilkan
New York City
Churetie
Mitch
May Rush Troops to Rail Terminals
Fragmented text reports a presidential order to deploy federal troops to rail terminals amid a strike. It notes interference with mail and interstate commerce, cabinet discussions on enforcing the order, and labor leaders planning support for strikers, with references to Samuel Gompers and labor unions.
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Dbp
Bing
Ax Weeks
Harling
Anarchist Held After Militerand Assassination Attempt
Paris reports an anarchist was detained after an attempted assassination of President Millerand during Bastille Day celebrations. Witnesses described a man firing from near the Champs Elysees as security restrained him. police evacuated the president and stopped the crowd from escalating.
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United Press
Paris
Millers
Chawipa
Millerand
Poling Nuiding
Nundiey
Risa
Wren
Hunlude
Hensal Nishet
Champs
Plarns
Viranés
France
Trains Discontinued Amid Rail Service Curtailments
United Press reports widespread reductions in passenger service across multiple routes in Ohio Illinois and Pennsylvania. Trains including the National Limited and several Chicago to Philadelphia and Washington runs are halted or curtailed effective Sunday into next week.
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United Preas
Peeveland
Uie Haltienpiis
Ohio
National Limfuel
Chicago
Woallington
Philadelphia
Alminion
Aha
Heddquarsary
Akron
Pittsburgh
Pas
New Sparks
Vage
Washington
Tialtingme
Shigimane
Obie Rustrond
Anole Miday
Sion
Westerday
Band 9
Trusty Saves Fellow Prisoner From Death
In Pittsburgh July 16, Thompson a trustworthy worker risked his life to rescue Michael Kenna and a crew member from a dangerous river incident. A rowboat capsized in the Allegheny River near Hoboken, with rescuers locating the men after the wreck. Authorities praised the quick actions of Thompson during the event.
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United Pree
Pittsburgh
Wyk
Thompson
Allegheny County
Hoboken
Michael Kenna
Renny and Snyder
Allegheny River
Sou Sould
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