Labor Head Warns of Irresponsibility Amid Mining Strikes
Gompers warns against using troops as coal strikes threaten production. Harding and Cabinet pursue forced mining output, inviting arbitration but preparing for possible federal troops to protect mines. West Virginia and Pennsylvania tensions rise as operators plan to reopen with strikebreakers, while miners vow to stay out until demands are met.
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Wasitington
Samuel Gompery
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Netaray
Harding
Yucka Plas
Sung Mion
Gompery
Tevonick
Washington
Isn Council of Water Orlay
Chlétthins
Ecapen
Kean
Mie Buns
Hounmay
Rutvias
Andhie
Muswell Plone
Lake Pleasdot
Maxwell
Fowler
Cory
Union
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Warerfors
Otter
Lccay
Hatlon
Ite
Coop Sire
Whineate
Federa Iiye
Qin
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Fveri
Larding
Her Hi S
West Virginia
A.M. Ogle
National Coal Association
Caid Forlays
Jon B Lowih
Uysind Mine
Attikingy Minery
Akron Lad Burned At Stake By Playmates
United Press reports authorities investigated the death of a boy in Akron on July 1 as a stake burning incident. The youth Billy Marlin, described as a cowboy, was reportedly tied to a stake by a playmate during a game of nut. The boy was purportedly bound, wood piled around him, and gasoline poured over him before ignition. Investigators seek motive and detail.
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Akron Lad
United Press
Akron
Billy Marlin
Tragedy Investigated At Chautauqua Lake Sinking
Reports say Coroner Hergen Isto and Chautauqua County authorities investigate the sinking near Midway Park on the night of a noted incident. Few facts have been released with officials delaying statements as reporters await updates from the district attorney and investigative offices.
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Chautauqua
Midway Park
Hergen P. Isto
Tewis
Free Staters Win Over Irish Rebels
Fragmented report notes fighting near Lulimerite and movements of forces across Wicklow and Leinster. Ambiguous OCR text mentions the duke of Leinster and a desire to join with fellow Trithmen, with unclear context and place names.
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Free Staters
Saltinglass
Tuliove
Nowsunbéiry
Wicklow
Leiniten
Werfird
Lulimerite
Duke of Leinster
Disorder Breaks Out in Fort Worth Railway Shops
Ty Goited press reports turmoil across several cities with strikes and arrests. In Fort Worth four alleged strikebreakers were hogged and orders to leave town were issued. In Pittsburgh, Walsh and two others were arrested after admitting theft of forty automobiles and other items. Scranton saw a strike among waymen as railroad workers quit. Dublin faced Irish rebel activity with property losses estimated at $100,000 as troops moved to eject them. Washington notes a diplomatic win as Chile and Peru resolve a long dispute. Mrs James Barclays of New York arrived after the death of her uncle.
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Fort Wort
Texas
Melia
Assassins of Rathenau Commit Suicide During Capture
Berlin reports say Walter Rathenau murderers Kern and Fisher shot themselves in a mountain hideout after police closed in at Bad Kinzey. The two men allegedly killed Rathenau amid political turmoil linked to the Kapp Putsch. Police found both dead in their temple shots. The event heightens tension as authorities pursue other conspirators.
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United Press
Berlin
Wisher
Era
Walter Rath End
Kern
Fisher
Enhart
Marine Tier
Kapp “Putsehard
Bra Burger
State Will Devote All Resources to Maintain Order in Strike
Pennsylvania government will devote all resources to uphold law and order and support the President in the strike situation. Governor Sproul and Attorney General Dowell conferred with President Harding, backing the administration’s policy to avert coal shortages. The National Guard has begun training at Mt Gretna, with 28th Division units and cavalry ready for field duty as Mt Gretna camp opens next Saturday August 1.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ilsc Conmand
Harding
Sproul
Iran
Pennsylvania National Guard
Mt Gretna
Paneylvania National Gael
Fap Listant Call
Assassination of Lenin Reported Across The Front
Translated dispatches describe Lenin’s assassination while en route to caucus regions near Rostov and during a crossing of a bridge, with Russian radicals implicated. Reports from Riga mention an executive in the Third International suspected as an impostor. The scene shifts to Copenhagen and London as details unfold.
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Don
Rostov
Riga
Lenin
Interna
Otiile
Len
City to Mark Off Streets for Auto Parking Plans
City officials outline marking sections of business districts for automobile parking under planning by Public Safety Superintendent Weaver and Police Chief Dunes. Commissioner Weaver announces upcoming pavement purchases and parking regulations. Mayor Alexander presides at a Monday City Commission meeting with routine business and street lighting updates.
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Dunes
Donikle
Rovers
Mexander
Busin
Alexander
Rogers
Manny
Mewlth Officar Diwikle
Two Killed in Gotham Fires Amid Explosions
A spectacular fire swept a six story Manhattan Transit Co brick building in New York City on July 18. Eugene Schopmeyer was killed by a falling cornice and 18 to 20 others, including several women, were injured as explosions of chemicals inside the structure increased danger to nearby buildings and prompted immediate evacuations.
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United Wren New York
Eugene Schopmeyer
Ile Fig
Manhattan Transit Co
Immjedinta
City Lights Upgrade Plans Spur Popular Canvass
A downtown street lighting proposal prompts merchants and residents to back a campaign. New bracket fixtures would replace worn lamps on Center Street and nearby intersections, with costs estimated at about 2500 lamps and 850 per lamp for installation, aiming to modernize the area under a citywide lighting system.
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Stéy Wales
Uighiro
Pani Bertin
Mominibsioi
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Wutherlapat
Iguenes
Betwee Smith
Than
Washington and
Carter Streets
Chutris
Mayur
Alexander Ind
Rwitley
Center Street
Ovetiun
Ewter
Shuld
Aggie
Nviditinkl
Raymond Faces Repeated Fines and Suspended Sentence
The report notes Raymond was arraigned before Judge Georgey Gordon on charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct and fined again yesterday. In Porter's court, he paid another fine and received a suspended sentence pending good behavior. He was also charged with reckless driving. The piece mentions unusual atmospheric phenomena observed in the western sky before sunset, drawing reader attention to the scene.
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Georgey Gordon
Louie Raymond
Atr
Porter
Hit Morning
Raymon Ip
Body recovered in Mayville after late Monday chase
The body of Cech Price was found near the Mayville parlors area after a Monday night pursuit. Authorities, including Sheriff GrywWa, reported the youth involved faced questioning as the investigation into the death continued amid references to Lea Gorton’s prior discovery nearby.
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CECH
Chaginnye Lake
Ylutima
Munich
Yenolit Corry
Corry Firm Wins City Paving Contract in Titusville
Love and Son of Corry awarded paving work for three street sections in Titusville. The low bid totals 22615. Nine dollars differs from the engineer’s estimate. contracts to be signed show the city engineer’s figure and schedule paving to start after signing.
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E. M. Love & Son
Titusville
EM Love
Sam
Tiusville
Meiteyen Wiviter
Herald
Phares
Ho Hive & Son of
Corry
Johany
Spring Street
Cabinet Acts on Rail Strike
WASHINGTON July 18 a cabinet meeting may resolve plans to end the rail strike amid labor board talks. President and ministers consider sending a policy on troop deployment to disrupted lines, with reports of possible action at Chicago. Aliph Fannie Reicherter and daughter Emily Brookville attend funeral services for Cacil Brige.
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Wastington
Benaust
Rationad Labor Board
Hit Ephinet
Chicago
Denison Texas
War Department
Aliph
Fannie Reicherter
Emilydd
Brookville
Police Patrol Scene in West Virginia Miners Battle
Police patrols surrounding Cliftonville as miners gather amid clashes in West Virginia. Deputies keep watch on surrounding hills after reports of mining action and unrest in the area.
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W. VA
Cliftonville
23 Arrests In Mondays Warfare
United Press reports 23 arrests tied to Monday violence as sheriffs, guards, and deputies surrounded towns and trained machines along roads. A coroner’s inquest examined the Duvall slaying while workers and embattled tollers protested. State police swept up suspects in Richland and other districts as tensions flared in the region.
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United Press
Vanity
Ieee
Sheri Duvall
Skminurs
Duvall
Bern
Eislem
Avelli
Wslope
Leigtloil
Ius
Noldiniesan
Vowie Bers
Thenyaind
Junit
Sherif
Ohio County
Priners
Chitunville
DALY
Phelps Quits as Major of 112th Regiment
Erie July 18 turmoil within Irie Battalion 2th Regiment PONG leads to the resignation of Lueiay AL Phelps who has led the unit since its World War I formation William L Spencer senior captain is acting commander likely to be named major He will oversee the regimental encampment from July 22 to August during the period Pennsylvania railroad personnel shift accompanied by resignations from battalion posts
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Erie
Irie
2Th
PONG
Lueiay AL Phelps
Are Sinisrtion
William L. Spencer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kneuss Uis
Blaine Baratvir
Grove City
Dinner at Country Club Promises Evening Event
Readable text outlines a Wednesday dinner at the Country Club with meals from 6 to 8 and a dance and cards to follow. Regular meals are available daily at the clubhouse while special offerings are prepared to accommodate expected guests.
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Tri Pd
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