End to Rail Strike Expected This Week in US
Washington reports officials predict 400000 striking shopmen will return to work by week’s end as Western rail executives meet in New York to discuss President Harding’s terms. A Chicago meeting of strikers’ leaders is to ratify an agreement, while opposition and protests persist among some workers and manufacturers.
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Iby James
Robert Washington
Alway
Piely Befurs
White House
New York
Harding
United
Chicago
Charles R. Lynch
Oh Ehioli
Yorke
Iowa
Pugsday
Bert AL Jewedlh
Lickage Shoprren
Itd
Leery Ne Kian
Het Rail
Wriies
Washington
Tele
Tilmoks
Muterell
Troopersuit Denson
Mmbusly Anlaye
Nicago
Milwaukee St Paul
Ghittens Vighis
Lentinis
Explosion Destroys Tank Blind Terrorizes City Streets
A fireball from a ruptured tank sent flaming fuel across the streets injuring several workers and bystanders. The blast hurled debris, scorched nearby structures, and sparked fires that threatened a larger area before responders contained the incident.
United States Shipping Board to charter British liner in August
A fragment notes a British liner to be chartered by the United States Shipping Board in August. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a ship charter arrangement involving U S government and British vessel.
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United Prous
New York
Ste Oyer
Willig Fons
United States Shipping Cowl
Rorlay
Presbyterian Choir Delivers Fine City Concert
A highly praised sacred concert in the Presbyterian Church drew a large crowd. The choir under Prof. Barth showcased rigorous training and unity. Guest visitors Mr. Lee Whittlesey and Mrs. Dawson Ohm contributed to the program. Signa Anderson and Minnie Lanes assisted. talent and devotion marked the performance.
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Presbyterian Church
Kim
R.C. Marth
Lee Whittlesey
Dawson Ohmstaid
Ity
Parcepatiig
Generel
Corry
Juannette Buller
Ti Schubert
Signa Anderson
Thimbreske
Minnie Lanes
Prof. Barth
Russia to Return to Gold Backed Paper Currency
A United Press report notes Russia plans to Redeem rubles with gold and silver reserves, aiming to back paper currency. Officials say gold value would cover outstanding ruble notes, with production and export conditions shaping the transition and timing.
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United Pros
Bermin
Rusia
Lanbyrg
Martets
Rawsinin
United States
Commirnar Sorontkoff
Wayne Canfersuch
Royuyen
Martini
Martens
Russia
Production increases at Pennsylvania mines report rises in five Washington county pits
United Press dispatch notes a production uptick at five Washington county mines in Pennsylvania. The Wilnog mine at Cokeburg Junction, Osler, Montour, Morgantown, Herterton, Cokeburg Colabine, and Auassaine mines are all reported to have expanded workforces and higher output, with coal lifted and safety guards in place.
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United Prox
Cremack
Washington County
Nathoful
Wilnog
Cokeburg Junction
Alan
Osler
Wore
Montour Nad
Morguneny
Herter
Henslersaiville
Cokeburg
Colabine
Auassaine Jae Atlanburgs
Organize for Distribution of Coal Stocks
Washington July 41 The government and states move to speed coal distribution within 48 hours as Hoover outlines plans to allocate mine output to public utilities nationwide. He warns weekly production must reach 2500000 to 8500000 tons to meet demand. strike prolongation risks shortages and delayed recovery.
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Paul
Molton
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover Fiinio
le Nation Muay
Anil
Can Aou
Hoover
Hicdesbury
Fastioning Board
Ivy li
Jonker
Pontitylysnia
Aniningg
Jessen
Neovet
Gay.ox
Massachusetts
Hwe
Boland Irish Leader Shot In Irish Free State Raid
Harry Boland former envoy of the Irish Republic to the United States was shot and mortally wounded when Free State troops raided a hotel near Dublin. Boland, ally of de Valera, resisted surrender and was wounded as authorities hunted for him and others believed to influence the revolt.
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United States
Free State
United Press
Qurein
Harry Boland
Irih Republic
United State
Skerriey Justorth
Dublin
Holind
Tamonn DeVidera
Welling
Roland
Michael Collins
Ireland
Holand
de Valera
Beloyes Boland
Troops urged for Tennessee coal field unrest
A delegation from Claiborne county and coal operators appealed for federal troops to restore order amid a “reign of terror” in Claiborne county Tennessee. They reported miners terrorizing citizens and asked Gov Guy to dispatch troops as civil authorities struggle to maintain control. Irvin Kitelinger and Cleveland visitors joined local residents in a chaotic scene, with families spending time with relatives while concerns about safety persist.
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United Press
Nassville
Tenn
Claihore County
Joon
Glaiborne
Guy
Gage
Citheons
Restoration of Seniority Dominates Rail Talks
Restoration of seniority rights emerges as the chief issue as presidents of eastern railroads meet at the Metropolitan Club to discuss policy, with plans for a public statement tomorrow. Carriers push for strong workforce power while shopmen seek full seniority restored amid ongoing disruption. secrecy rules prevent clear stance from leaders.
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New York
Harding
Wual
Cone
Tomrrow
Astern
Cartier
Eastern Rail
Huyettriets
Mark Drops to New Low
The German mark plunged to a new low amid panic as foreign cash paid for goods rose while German shops refused to unload stocks. Budapest prices soared as the Hungarian crown fell. Austrian paper money was nearly worthless amid the currency collapse.
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United Press
Werlin
Dulind Sterling
Poineure
France
Budapest
Gorpan
Pickford Miller Nuptials Sunday
In California, Mr and Mrs ord celebrate the wedding of Mary Pickford’s brother and Marilyn Miller. The ceremony at Beverly Hills home of Douglas Fairbanks included a telegram from Ziegfeld to the bride and plans for a bridal tour after the honeymoon.
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United Press
Los Angeles
California
Ord
Mary
Marilynn Miller
Sally
Beverly Wille
Douglas Fairbarks
Fic Ziegfeld
Loveland Returns to Buffalo After Visit with Parents
Lyle Loveland came back to Buffalo this afternoon following a visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Johny Loyelai d of Fast Smith Street.
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Lyle Loveland
Buffalo
Johny Loyelaid
Fast Smith Street
Snipers Terrorize Pennsylvanian Coal Fields
Reported sniper and explosion attacks in the Pennsylvanian coal region stirred state police action. Details are fragmented with references to local miners, dispatches from Connellsville, and halted hillside shootings. No conclusive trace found of suspects or victims.
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United Press
Pittshergy
Caler
Pune
IP Kerleke
Uigiunnawl
Allowine
Cy Sniiely
Jahn
Lerkroye
Franklin Man Wins Prize Brown Trout in Contest
A Franklin man emerged with a prize for a brown trout in a local fishing contest. The catch weighed about five pounds and measured roughly 28 inches, taken near Gayland Creek during a May outing supported by community organizers.
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Franklin Man
Autos Upset on Findley Road in Two Vehicle Crashes
Fragmented report details two automobile crashes near Findley Road between North East and the city. A touring party may have been involved. identity of those in the incidents remains unclear as authorities and witnesses provide limited information.
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Findley Road
North
Verio
North East
Mudley Dake
Sind
Noptti
Nive
Merry
Two Killed in Erie Auto Accidents
In Erie on July 20, an automobile accident claimed two lives. A 70 year old woman of 1038 West Fourth Street died at Timor Magpital, while 58 year old Michael Welsh of Rip Lowdike in St Wingert Hospital perished from injuries at St Wingert Hospital after a machine incident. Authorities said investigators are probing the crashes and identifying causal factors.
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Erie
Ane
Mrm Rage
Michael Welsh
St Wingert
North East
Reid
Crash on Mamondain Road North of City
A Studebaker driven by Daniel Brows of Grove Treat crashed into a Cadillac driven by Edward Hawking on the Mamondain road north of the city after a car behind failed to stop. The chain reaction involved a third vehicle. all cars sustained damage though occupants escaped with minor injuries.
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Mamondain Road
Studebaker
Daniel Brows
Grove Treat
Cadillac
Edward Hawking
Prawn
sAh
Hawke
Ishich
Machina
Erie County Farmers Hold Picnic August 5
Erie County gathers for the fourth annual Farmers Picnic at the Edinboro Normal School Campus. A full day of events includes a parade from Fountain to campus, a booth lineup with dairymen cooperatives, music, dancing, a movie, a children's education display, and a baseball game.
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Erie County
Annie Picker
Edinborg
Edinborh Normal School
Editor
Ene
Gbahge
Das Yen' Leigne Amd Harn Binal
Hiid
Fountain
Vastion
Immeliniyy Dairymial
Cooperative Asuiation
Altres We J
Relstung
Dairymens League
Couperin Assolation Ruy Gannels
National
Meau
Onuit Piven
Gastacer
eHp
Harbour Creek
Lewis Silent On Coal Strike
A terse note from Lewis, leader of the Uisindslinw Warriors, states he will not comment on any phase of the coal strike. He will remain at headquarters today and hold meetings with miners and district reps, with no official statement forthcoming.
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Lewis
Fetladelt III
Uytere Artoundé
Johre L Levis
Daternationin
Uisindslinw Warriors
Gill
Artustion Todas
Anid Ainior
Mike
Hue
Tenwit
Heals Guarters
Nearlaumrters
Pal Tiani
Anthracite Miners Seek Separate Negotiations
A report from Acanton City notes William J Hrennan of District Na says anthracite miners can negotiate separately amid a possible peace in the soft coal field. He cites district officials and ongoing talks with miners about suspending strikes, with funds and duties under review.
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Acranton
Pas
William J Hrennan
United Mite
Fitensmalog
Asthra
Troman
Coal Reserves Dwindle Here Amid Fuel Crisis and Rationing
A chaotic report describes dwindling coal reserves across major industrial cities. Officials, including D. Water Ren DeRosay as fuel administrator, face shortages, price spikes, and planned rationing as utilities struggle to keep power and manufacturing running.
Turkish and Greek patrols in battle near Constantinople
Turkiye and Greek patrols clashed as fighting renewed in Asia Minor. An official proclamation stated that Smyrna and other occupied states would not be returned to Turkey by the Greeks. Reports noted renewed hostilities at Siliven and other points with patrol interactions continuing.
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Constantinople
Asia Minor
Turkey
Symri
Tang
Chihen
Siliven
Chauffeurs Battle for Hotel Trade Leaves 15 in Custody
Fifteen taxi drivers were arrested as a violent clash unfolded in Philadelphia over a hotel cabaret demand. The street battle involved rival firms dueling at a key hotel stand, disrupting traffic and attracting thousands of spectators.
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United Pres
Philadelphia
Wade
Data Lorraine
Eac
Imastion
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