Nationwide railroad tieup feared after wage cut vote
United Press reports that a nationwide railroad tieup could occur if machinists, boilermakers and other unions vote for a strike after wage reductions. Labor leaders in Cincinnati discuss plans as they urge unions to vote and prepare public appeals through AFL and railroad locals.
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United Press
Cincinnati
M1 Railroad
Wome
United Staten Labor Board
P.M. Jewall
Railroad Department
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Antrim Federation of Labor
Lewell Line
Johnny
Lior
Mition
Condition of Lenine Serious as Soviet Foreign Minister Reports
Berlin dispatch reports Premier Lenine in a serious condition due to stomach inflammation. Soviet foreign minister Thuitchfin said Lenin is not organic ill and received a pass today while answering questions. He expressed hope for American recognition and representation at the Paris Peace Conference, and noted opposition to an allied commission to investigate Russian conditions.
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United
Berlin
Lenine Ot Rowin
George Thitchiftin
Shinisten
Allied Commission
I Oh
Tehitcherin
Ford for Presidency Club Organized in Dearborn
In Dearborn Michigan on June, Dr William Daye pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church led the Ford for President campaign group which aims to form similar clubs in every district. The club approved a constitution and adopted the slogan We want Henry Ford as president.
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United Prom
Dearborn
Mich
Ford
Chih
William Daye
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Progressive Candidate Wins Towa Primary Vote
In Towa, June Smith Brookhart, a Progressive banner candidate, won the primary with about 40 percent of the vote across 11 precincts. The tally shows Brookhart leading as the progressive force, with other candidates garnering smaller shares.
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United Prous
Dew Moines
Smith Brookhart
United States
Towa
Thorms
Anaia
Powerful Groups Battle for Rail Control of West
Rival rail interests in Kansas City rely within the West to seize transportation dominance. Reported merger talks involve Chicago and Allen with Katy and Central Pacific by Union Pacific affiliates. If completed, the Katy would unify the system and intensify competition for Southwest routes, with plans underway across St. Louis and Chicago.
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West
United Pracsy
Kansas City
Stal Rail Group
Chicago and Allen
Katy
Cental Pacific
Tw Unio Pacis
Bansoy City
St. Louis
Cifcago
Saint of Wuilions
Central Pacific Lyte Union Phallie
Omaha
Progressives Jubilant Over Iowa Victory in Primary
United Press dispatch reports strong gains for Progressive forces in the 1923 primaries. Ed Brooke and Phil Brookhart victories alongside Pinchot bolster the progressive wing, with Capper and La Follette commenting on sweeping gains and the tide turning in favor of reformers.
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United Pren
Washington
Senate
Lille Ie
Republican Party
Capitol
Cole Smith W.rook Hurt
Iit
Idee Wawan
Soluite
Bovidke
Ide Pinchot
Brookhart
Ginal
Capper
Kansan
Semtoril Tarm Blac
Col Brooktiurts Ia
LaFollette
Former Secretary Ballinger Dies After Illness
Seattle June 7 Richard A Ballinger former Secretary of the Interior died at his home after a brief illness ending a long public career in Taft administration. He was entangled in the Pinchot Ballinger controversy over conservation policy and served in cabinet during Roosevelt and Taft eras.
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Secretary of Interior
Ballinger
Wy United
Seattle
Wak
Jonoe
Richard A. Ballinger
Pinchot Ballinger
Old Church on Concord Street Razed for New Modern Basilica
Razing of the 1876 Concord and East South streets Lutheran church begins as the new modern design by Architect A. P. Mount is set to replace the old structure built by the German Lutheran of Corry. H.C Miller Co. of Abra holds the contract for completion by December 1.
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Concord
East South Streets
Corry
H.C Miller Company
Abra
Laitheran
Forkyalx
Chile
Gilbert
Willian Tall
Hall
St. Paull
Tata
A. P. Mount
Reduction of German Indemnity Discussed by Reparations Panel
Faris June 7 United Press reports the reparations commission debated reducing the German indemnity. The bankers group asked if a cut could accompany a loan for Germany, with Britain Italy Belgium and France weighing in. Heated exchanges followed as the commission reserved judgment and Belgium consented to the loan plan.
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United Press
Faris
Reparations Commission
Ftoan
Germany
Sabh N Latt
Uini
Britain
Italy
Belgium
Eric Franca
Ward Shooting Still Mystery
In White Plains on July 7 an unresolved homicide remains under investigation. Walter Ward, a mill worker, is suspected of killing Clarence Peter and wounding two others after an alleged blackmail scheme. Mrs Ward testified but withheld details about her husband’s movements. The grand jury will reconvene to seek further testimony and possibly compel Mrs Ward to reveal information. A witness claimed death threats linked to local crime figures, complicating the Ward case and potential trial.
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Walted Pres
White Plains
Walter S. Ward
Clarence
Peter
Ale
Ward
Prand
Ersboraton Ward
Rey
J.C. McDonald
Anc
Ain
Platy County
Ingro Thye
J. J.cunningham
Elddy
Dan
Cunningham
Thin Dan
Cate
Griffiths Act for Irish Free State unrest in London
Fragmented report describes Griffith urging for Irish self rule amid British constitutional doubts. Delegation leaders push for Irish self government while British officials debate allegiance, governor general power, and Ireland’s constitutional status. New clashes over legislative authority and colonial governance surface in London talks.
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Cailed Press
London
Ireland
Arthar
Griffith
Lurler
Austen
Vlalsiwe
Probe on Hoover Price Fixing Parley Sparks Senate Inquiry
June hearing to probe Hoover administration involvement in a price fixing parley with coal operators. Senator Borah chairs the Senate labor committee as they seek to determine if Hoover’s authorization allowed entry into price conferences and whether actions violated anti trust laws.
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Hoover
Sega
Washington
CGA
Borah
Gah
Sstate Labor Committee
Wid Cankidtering
Thisames
Hooversand
Intense Heat Fueled Wife Murder Claim
A man allegedly killed his wife Margaret Kriacher after an argument blamed on intense heat. He reportedly shot her, then fled to the street where he collapsed from injuries and was hospitalized in critical condition. Police indicate the incident followed the wife’s laughter at him. The suspect is a retired marine.
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Pottec
Mare Garet Kriacher
Uw Street
Reicher
Hari Mayulne
Illir
Sisays
Mel
Oser Willing to Wait for Mathilda McCormick
Basle Switzerland reports Oser agrees to wait for Mathilda McCormick until she turns twenty before marriage. The move aims to honor the McCormick family wishes and delay the engagement to John D. Reichfueller’s granddaughter. Mrs Sams Scott departed this afternoon to attend a ceremony in Christes Enig.
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Oser
Mathilda McCormick
Sy Oemrome
Basle
Switzerland
Sunn
Ajax Boer Ie
Maithide McCormeke
Ofer
John D. Reichufeller
Minke Clnens
Senate panel probes gas price hikes and industry role
A Senate committee questions the Department of Justice and antitrust regulators about rising gasoline costs. Lawmakers seek explanations for price increases and whether federal action is empowered to curb spikes as they summon major oil firms and representatives from the steel and refining sectors for testimony.
Progres in Settlement Efforts Amid Coal Strike Tensions
United Press reports steady government push toward settling the coal strike. A district official notes hopeful talks, with enforcement of traffic laws and public safety as part of the broader stabilization effort. Police report a speeding incident on West Main Street and a December 1 court appearance for a violator, illustrating continuing urban enforcement during negotiations.
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United Press
Wasiingson
Heleinie Waa
Soners Wand
Dpovernimene
Aspen
Srewin
Liergerpase
Cameron Appointed to Succeed Fisher in State Agency
United Press dispatch from Narrisburg reports Governor Brioday appointed Peter Cameron to succeed resigning commissioner Fisher. Cameron, longtime official in the state banking department, will become senior deputy commissioner on July 1 1910. He is the son of Judge David Cameron. Deputy Commissioner Morrison remains as first deputy, with Morrison’s son acting in some duties.
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United Press
Narrisaurg
Tone
Brioday
Peter
Wellaboro
Fishae Camivrnyt
White
Sim Bt
David Cameron
Npt
John WW. Morrison
Abe Freamster
Chmissoner
Sointain Stanier
Fishel
Hon
Willl
Plot to Slay Balkan Rulers Frustrated at Belgrade
Strong guards surrounded royal families of Romania and Serbia after discovery of a murder plot. Reported gathering in Belgrade followed the thwarted plan, signaling heightened security and royal protection concerns.
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Rumania
Serbia
Belgrade
Royal Wedding in Belgrade Under Tight Guard
A Belgrade report describes heightened security for a royal wedding involving King Ferdinand of Romania and Princess Marie, with multiple courts and foreign royals present. Police guard entrances, royal routes show heavy protection, and special permits govern street openings and crowds amid fears of assassination and upheaval.
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Prons
Belgrade
Junot
Rumania
Serbia
Nore
Marie
Kim Mexaiden
Bernie Tak
Paice
Yale
Cine Kling
Sarbigg
Ferdinand
Mane
Duke of Vorler
Peideb
Aiphone
Spain
Anine
Italy
Atime
Suspicioun
Hyaackscin
Jane
Brathiayg Steel
Pri
Guarda Fein
Haigh
Home Wedding This Afternoon In City Home
The marriage of Ming Virginia Wag iwonter and Jade Muro Morison occurred this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Waggoner family home on W. Smith street. The ceremony featured pink and white decorations, white silk crepe attire, and was performed by Rev. A. E. Salisbury. The couple will reside at their North Gard home. Morrison is a local graduate and active in church circles.
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Ming Virginia Wag Iwonter
Jade Muro Morison
North Giird
Waggoner
W. Smithtreet
Whity Rowe
Georgia Waggoner
Guy Morsiian
Ae, Salisbury
Waterford
Morriam
Eaktarm Automobile
North Gard
Morgen
Morrison
Des Ge Wy Wakuoner
Addl
Highbert
Tlilkity
Sinc
Morrison Ian
Biy High Sah Elas
Baseband School
Philadelphia
Corry
Mmeok
Eurnt
Fmm
Wen
Ae Morison
Unclear fragmentary report on Moscow medical expert travel
Fragmentary OCR reads as a misrendered note about a medical professional and travel to Moscow for Lenin related event. Names, dates, and context are severely garbled, leaving only hints of internal organ topics and a surgeon involved.
Sharon Boy Fights For Life After Neck Break
Grove City Pa reports Hawin Leslie a 19 year old student died after a broken neck suffered during an event at Grove City College. Doctors and twenty peers worked 48 hours to save him as family and classmates kept vigil at his bedside.
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Sharon Boy
United Press
Grove City
Hawin Leslie
Teusw
Hedwin Hastie
Hiley Youn
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