Miners Battle With Federal Troops Across Logan County
Reported clashes along the river front near Logan involve miners facing federal troops with heavy casualties. Dispatches from Madison and Anartesdon describe fierce fighting, numerous deaths, and prisoners being held as martial law considerations rise amid mounting troop movements.
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American note on mandates in post Versailles talks
United States outlined proposals to Asian powers for amendments to mandates over former German territory. Washington released a note to protect American interests, with no full text provided to observers. The communication followed urgent dispatches from Geneva and was reported from Washington on September 3.
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Tax Revisions Aims to End Unemployment Crisis
Washington Sept 3 Early tax reform aims to ease unemployment by boosting government payments and stimulating business. Eugene Meyer of the War Mortgage Corporation told United Press the administration seeks faster relief through regulation, cheaper mortgage money, and revived housing and rail sectors to restore work for millions unemployed.
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Forest Fires Rage Across Minnesota Towns
Forest fires sweep Minnesota as towns near Wron Monge and nearby areas face extreme danger. Reports describe widespread flame spread, strong winds fanning fires, and extensive smoke threatening residences and timberlands around Mason, Virginia, a large town in the region. Authorities urge vigilance and evacuation where advised.
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Five Perish In Tenement House Fire
Five people died in a blaze that swept a First Avenue tenement early today. Two others were severely injured as eight families narrowly escaped. Firefighters and police found victims clustered inside the wooden building. the fire is suspected incendiary. Names include Vincent Catalano and his family, and Dernard De Luvea. investigators report evidence of a quick, deadly spread through the structure.
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Wood Accept Gov Generalship of Philippines
Federal charges filed as General Wood announces actions against a group led by Janes Vanulk and six others including a vice provdent. They allegedly plotted a 400000 whiskey theft from a Chicago governor generalcy office, with links to the Whitippinog and other entities.
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Harding's West Virginia War Plan Faces Economy Strain
President Harding takes pride in wartime economy measures as Congress trims spending. The White House cites a three‑quarters of a billion dollar reduction in government running costs for the current fiscal year, while critics warn of troop and policy rearrangements tied to West Virginia deployment and wartime reform.
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NO JOURNAL MONDAY CUSTOM NOTICE
The Journal will not publish on Tabor Day Monday Septyarber Bt as per usual custom. The notice informs readers of a scheduling pause for the holiday and notes no new issue will appear that day.
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Protest Ford's Offer for Ala Nitrate Plant
Washington dispatch reports protests against a government plan for the Alabama nitrate plant. Officials and demonstrators, including the New York entities, condemned the proposal as time marked by fiscal and strategic concerns amid wartime policies.
Eleven Adrift On Pacific Rescued By Tug Sea
Eleven people were rescued after drifting at sea off California aboard a vessel that broke apart. A Coast Guard or maritime agency reported the rescue by the tug Sea Livny near the North coast, with one or more injuries. The incident involved a capsized ship or vessel near the Big Sur area, and authorities continued to investigate the cause and conditions of the distress.
Pittsburgh Lads End Runaway Travels Here
A chaotic report describes Pittsburgh youths as they travel from the city by various means, ending up in St. Louis and facing injuries. Police and hospital staff respond as the group is attended to and transported for care. The piece notes disrupted journeys and uncertain plans amid the aftermath.
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A fragmented line of OCR text references a local event at an unspecified venue. The readable portion mentions a table and a person named Myler in a unclear context. The source is too garbled to extract concrete facts, dates, or affiliations.
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Commission Meets Tuesday as Sharks Bring Terror to Bathers
United Press report from Patishun Massachusetts notes regular city commission meeting set for Tuesday. Officials discuss health concerns along the Atlantic shore and expected measures. Names and positions referenced include local officials and investigators as talks focus on safety and future actions.
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Rail workers handle tense rail situation after wreck
A rail wreck injured about twenty people and halted service as workers took charge of the scene. Reported chaos and delayed response left passengers awaiting medical attention while authorities assessed the damage and determined next steps. Police and hospital staff collaborated to triage casualties and transport the injured.
Direct Strike Vote Taken Early In October
Report by Joseph Wamoy from BUMARLO New York notes a nationwide rail strike mood as thousands speak on a potential work stoppage. Union leaders warn of rail disruption and rail organizations press for wage and scheduling changes amid labor tensions.
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Rioting on Niquerare Island Ends in Deaths and Wounds
Rioting among Hoitiina on Niquerare Island leads to multiple deaths and injuries as clashes occur during the day. The Qa bin Government faces violence while efforts to transport workers and address demands continue amid mounting casualties.
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Spurious Notes and Auto Makers Cut Tax Demands
A wartime style report notes spurious notes tied to auto industry and manufacturers. It cites totals around 33 million dollars and mentions investigations into fraud and reform. The dispatch mentions Cleveland justice officials and broad auto company responses to tax inquiries amid cuts.
Children Die by Thousands in Volga Valley
Moscow report describes a grim outbreak as thousands of Volga Valley children reportedly perish amid a deadly famine. The dispatch cites authorities and local observers noting mounting casualties and urgent appeals for aid.
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Johnstown Man Killed in Plane Crash
Johnstown resident Francis Stibieh died when a plane crashed into a tree near Audubon, N. last night. Injured were Benjamin Thomas of Tohues town and others unnamed as the craft went dead and veered off the road, authorities said.
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Seventh Annual Report on Summer School by American City Bureau
A report on the seventh annual summer school session attended by Rotary and Crown of this Chamber of Commerce outlines key suggestions and outcomes. The document notes a fund contribution and calls for committee action, with details to be shared at the next Town meeting.
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