Industrial Peace Plan Outlined by Bryan to Senate Panel
William J Munnings Bryan presented a national peace framework to the Senate Labor Committee. The plan proposed a temporary investigation period and a board to oversee industry labor relations, with temporary staff added to support individual workers and employers during review.
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Ail Atellion
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Odell Trial Resumes in Murder Case
Odell murder case resumes in Supreme Court with projected proceeding over the weekend holiday. Judge set to hear anticipated testimony as the trial continues, with proceedings expected to extend into next week if gaps in the schedule persist.
Escaped Inmate At Large From State Prison
A prisoner escaped from a state prison after an air shaft incident. Authorities and guards scoured Wortoatoe county and nearby areas, with search teams and dogs active. Investigators seek the inmate, who was serving a sentence for multiple offenses, including arson and theft.
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Mipy
Tusie
John Rolly
Wortoatoe County
Waa
Ahirlostown
Tole
Volty
Dismissal Sought in Ambiguous Case
A legal filing requests dismissal of the case amid confusion over names and parties. The document cites unclear charges and seeks judicial relief, with no further details available in the readable text.
Charges Post With Blocking Deportations Increases Rates
A chaotic report details charges tied to blocking deportations amid a wage and rate upheaval. It notes Palmer testifying to Congress on deportation policy while electricity tariffs rise reflecting higher operating costs.
Powhatan Fire Off Brooklyn Aids Recall of Coal Trust Decree
Fires struck the Powhatan at Brooklyn drydock with men trapped in the hold. Firemen and guards battled the blaze as reports described several workers trapped and taking refuge amid the billowing smoke. Authorities stated the incident followed a recent Supreme Court ruling on the Reading Company and associated rail interests.
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New York
Brooklyn
Regene
Summer resort destroyed at Canadensis
Report states the Canadensis summer resort suffered total destruction by fire. Fire officials estimate damages around 160000 and list no clear cause yet. Investigators are surveying the debris as local authorities coordinate aid and assess safety for rebuilding.
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Canadensis
East Main Street School PTA Meeting Recaps Teacher Reelection
A large turnout attended the East Main Street School PTA gathering. The meeting announced the reelection of Ming McCule Jonghwi as teacher for the coming year and noted the journal of the event was printed.
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East Main
Giro
Tie Shop
jAnnounicament Ens Muite
Ming McCule Jonghwi
Johnson Visits Pittsburgh for Roe Nomination Rally
Senator Hillmm Johnson arrives in Pittsburgh to campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. He is due to speak tonight at a League for Nations event aimed at rallying support for his candidacy.
Agriculture Appropriations Bill Is Signed
A note reports the agriculture appropriations bill has been signed into law by the president. The action funds farm programs, domestic agriculture, and related departments, marking a key budget milestone for the sector.
Probe League Acis Probe Across Presidential Campaigns
United Press reports Washington on June 1 that probes into campaign finances and expenditures will be conducted by the Senate committee. Kenyon announced representatives from both organizations will appear before the committee this week to discuss funding and legality questions. General Wood, Dileam, Juweon, and Mirbort were not clearly identified in the garbled text but are named among figures tied to the inquiry. Weather reports are unrelated to the probe.
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United Press
Washington
Authsaloon Lougio
Plumb
Siauts
Kenyon
Thay Mary, Lawtil
General Wood
Dileam, Juweon
Mirbort Ooviy
Campaigning in Germany Disorderly Amid Attacks
Fragmentary reports describe disorder at political meetings in Brocktonbury with mobs attacking attendees and injuring people. The unrest coincides with rising disturbances nationwide as campaigning grows more tense and reports circulate of plots and farm funds.
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Dbruin
Brocktonbury
New Labor Principles Debate Before Committee
A submission from the organized labor party presented new labor principles to the labor committee. The document outlines arbitration and mediation mechanisms for legal disputes and signals a push for formalized reforms in labor relations.
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Organized Labor Party
Jian Tennings Tryan
Hiryan
Supreme Court weighs fate of prohibition in landmark ruling
Washington reports the Supreme Court prepared to rule on prohibition validity amid high court scrutiny. Observers anticipate a decision within days or by Monday, with debates over constitutional provisions and federal power shaping the outcome.
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Washington
Avith Poli
Supreme Court War Banipol
Lack Of Pitchers And Practice Cause Of Two Defeats
In a rough game day report the lack of pitchers and practice is cited as the reason for two defeats. The double header featured Warren Butter, Kruste, and Johny Gorey as leaders, with heavy play and scattered hits shaping the outcome.
President to stay in touch with convention
June 1 report notes President Wilson plans close contact with the convention as he weighs the platform. A Wilson aide confirms efforts to keep in touch with leaders while the Democratic National Committee solidifies support ahead of the national gathering.
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Waloon
Sen
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Democrata
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Ray
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Testifies on Harding Campaign in Senate Hearings
In Wash ington on June 1 Robert Wolfe publisher of Columbian Ohio testified before the Senate campaign expenditures committee about the Harding presidential bid. Wolfe estimated Wood and Harding spent around $100000 in Ohio campaigns and said he had not worked for Harding's campaign manager Wolfe, asserting the Harding effort was a fiasco for the slate.
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United Press
Washingdon
Robert Ti. Walfe
Columbius, O
Harding
Senate
Wolfe
Wood
Ohio
Wolte Wid
Three Shot Fatalities in Philadelphia Murders
In Wert Grove near Philadelphia, three people were killed in a shooting. Victims include Mrs. Dinlop and her daughter Ruth, and Roy Bidligberger is believed to be the deceased woman's sweetheart. Police say the case centers on a domestic dispute and a suspect is sought.
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United Press
Tvwadnlaa
Tone
Thea Orisima
Wert Grove
Duolap
Ruth
Roy
Bidligberger
Dinlop
Jkt Berger
Dulighter
Adit
Successful shoot held yesterday with glow from Birla club
Thirty shooters took part at the Curry Bod and Gin Club outdoor range led by IL W. Goaler of the Erle club who was high gun with 96 of 100 targets. De Land placed second with 78 and Fogel third beating Liebel of Erie by one. Scores ranged from Goeler 96 to low marks across multiple entries in 25 to 100 target events. Other notes mention rifle team travel, absences, and visitors at North Center street homes.
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Birla
Curry Bod
IL W. Goaler
Erle Club
DeLand
Foge
Mr. Liebel
Erie
Goeller
Fogel
Louis Weibel
A. J .McElroy
H. Swan
G. Q. Dane
UL McLeod
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Ream
D. Smith
Nose
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Wm. Stott
Cottrel
K. McElroy
B. Marsh
A.D Willons
Tinkerson
Alverson
Studd
Diss Smith
Nichols
Teightel
Sanford
Skinner
Mrs. Cottrell
Hall
Hammond
Memorial Day Observed By Local Veterans Group
Survivors and citizens gathered at the Armory on Memorial Day to honor Civil Spanish American and World War veterans. Post 70 and related groups led a program with prayers, remarks, roll call, and floral tributes, noting the growth of observances since Gettysburg and saluting all who served to defend the nation.
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J. J. Androws
Aumerican Lagton
Andora
Woman's Relief Corpa
Oda
Citieens
Marvin
Mr. Baker
Farnham
M. O. Wailer
Plorinel Starr
Barr
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J. C. Wilson
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M.N. Baker
Calmabus
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Pine Grove
Janes B. Yard
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Thy
Santiago
Manila
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