Harding Alone Can Halt Threatened Rail Strike
Chicago dispatch reports President Harding weighing next moves as railway labor talks falter. Government mediation efforts expand while Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers signals potential walkout, with Cleveland and Chicago centers involved in negotiations and directives.
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Cleveland
Chicago
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Brotherhood of Toromotive
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Fifteen Floats to Participate in Big Parade
City officials plan a large parade featuring fifteen floats with arrangements under Hal Mien Moats and Pho vimmeson overseeing. Local departments coordinate preparations as more event details and security measures are discussed at a Chamber of Commerce meeting.
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Pho Vimmeson
Fommmaree
Moonshine-fueled suspect runs riot in Chicago belt
A moonshiner armed with a crude weapon roams Chicago's slaughter belt, killing two and wounding a third before fleeing. In a separate incident a man stabbed a police officer during an argument at a barrel, while guards halted a loot attempt. authorities tighten licensure amid rising crime fears.
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Chicago
Negro Policcata
Baabarel
Coadh
Ruan
Enroute 10 football game tragedy claims five lives
Report from Chicago details a fatal crash involving university students en route to a football game. Five students were killed and another injured when their automobile collided with a train near Milford, Wisconsin, between Maggs and Princely avenues.
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Chicago
Outzioaur University of Chicago
Milford
Section Hand Killed By P R R Train No 900
Abrutan B Phillips 61 of Mineville dies after being struck by P R R Train No 900 near Barloom Center yesterday. He died at City Hospital four hours after admission. Police report indicates the workers were retrieving tools when the accident occurred. Phillips stepped into the train’s path. Survived by his wife and two daughters.
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Baroloum Center
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City Hospital
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Ol Cley
Elie Develand
Mineville
Motorists urged to attend waterford road meeting
City motorists are asked to attend a Cortys Waterford road meeting at the Municipal building auditorium this evening. Delegations will be sent to state highway officials next year and action toward road improvements is anticipated. The program includes talks by Corry officials and visitors interested in the project. Mr and Mrs S Paulyon left for Buffalo NY to spend a vacation. Mrs Robert Patterson has been ill. Mr and Mrs E Calgans Waterford visited Allona Frank Gilletts.
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Buffald
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Atha Paulyon
Mint Nobby
Toxeter
Ie Puirvlow
Tokyo
Robert Patterson
Illnees
American Embassies Guarded Amid Global Protests
Reports from Paris Boston and Brussels describe police guarding American embassies and ships ported threats in letters to consulates. Officials warn of possible reprisals tied to high profile murder cases and the controversial Vanzetti and Sacco verdicts.
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Yuri
Sueco
Vanzetti
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Brussels
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Massichusetta
High School Football Showdown At North East Tomorrow
A North East football clash looms with High Eleven facing a strong opponent. The home team seeks revenge after earlier losses and aims to prove their strength against Cambridge Springa nil pilior High.
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North East
Cambridge
Rumor Break in Irish Peace Deliberations
London reports spread of an alleged substance in the Irish peace talks at Downing Street after a brief recess. Delegates resumed negotiations amid unclear reasons and potential shifts in advisers as Parliament discussed proposals and possible appointments.
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Antres Press
London
Downing Street
Nfl
Weston
PAVESTING TRAIN WALKOUT REPORTED IN TEXAS
United Press reports a weathered note from Pavesting Texas describing planned walkouts linked to the International and Great Northers railway workers. The piece mentions Mrs W C Warrior, visitor Tom Cymer, and Thomas Borne with son Robert, amid mixed travel and local conditions.
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Texas
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W. C. Warrior
Wits Toihas
Tom Cymer
Oliver W Stewart Here Tonight Third Flying Squadron Visit
Oliver W Stewart of Utah a former state legislator leads the Flying Squadron in a three group visit in the city. Norma G Brown of Bloomingdale Ohio is the only woman speaker in the squadron and travels with the group. Arthur Whitney of Columbus Ohio aids as driver and organizer in the temperance campaign. The visit includes a city stop at the First Methodist church and a national telephone slate of meetings with other groups and speakers.
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Whitney
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Wwe
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the Hinds
Ruth City
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Ani
Eneh City
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Frank Manly
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Mi Worttvinyke
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Prohibition议 Debate Stirs Congress Echoes of 1920s
Fragmentary copy recounts figures in a Prohibition era debate as voices from Congress and public figures weigh the 18th Amendment and enforcement. References to Oliver We Stewitt, Huey Wor County parallels and calls for constitutional action mix with anecdotes of wartime service and duty.
Conference of Teachers Review Meeting Highlights
A recent teachers conference covered curriculum standards and pupil ability, with plans for new departments and course offerings. Officials announced future extensions and a shift to broader pupil development, noting dates and committees to finalize selections.
Record Valley of 1920 Pennsylvania industrial output
The 1920 state report shows Pennsylvania manufactured goods valued at 1.285 billion dollars with 26,076 industrial establishments and 1,614,041 workers. Wages totaled about 2.97 billion, up from 1918 and 1916 levels, with male workers dominating and a growing foreign labor share.
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Hale
Corry Party Arrives Near Sudbury After Northern Canada Trip
Messages received today from Corry party members in northern Ontario report their car caravan left North Bay and were still many miles from Sudbury. They plan to set up camp late Wednesday evening after a long automobile journey.
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