Strike settlement fails as rail and coal fights widen
Federal and state control of coal distribution takes shape while railroad strike talks stall again. Chicago shopmen vote to accept President Harding's proposals amid union fights. governors order coal production, martial law in Indiana, and distribution plans under Spencer. France and Germany clash over war debts and Rhineland questions as Europe watches.
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Reed Renominated by Missouri Democrats in Bitter Primary
The Democrats renominated United States Senator James A. Reed of Missouri, defeating Breckinridge Lane in a hot contest. Air. Long backed by President Wilson, who had him as assistant secretary of State, while many Republicans in Missouri nominated I. R. Brewster of Kansas City for the Senate.
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Greeks Withdraw From Thrace Amid Turkish Pressure
Confused dispatches indicate King Constantine sending a mission to Turkiye to ease Greek forces from Thrace. Ankara reportedly rejected the move, prompting Greek withdrawal from contested areas and fueling tensions over the throne.
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Provisional Government Faces Final Trial Amid Turmoil
Amid rising pressure and marked by clashes, leaders including Rory OConnor and Ghoreru Quinn confront the last push of the provisional government. The scene centers on entangled factions and questions over authority as decrees and pleas clash with violence and doubt.
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de Vinera
Tdi Mellowes
Tribute Notes Bell Death in 75th Year at Beginnings
An old newspaper fragment recalls Alexander Graham Bell who died in his seventy fifth year. It praises his invention of the telephone and his work aiding the deaf. The piece mentions United States Senator Witham of Pennsylvania involved in an unrelated political matter.
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Alexander Graham Bell
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United States
Witham & ‘Rone
Pennsylvania
Cember
Amy
Algal Ie
Miss Margaret Campbell Stuns London In Golfing Suit
Atlantic City woman Margaret Campbell astonishes London crowds as bobbed hair torn spectacles and a golf outfit halt traffic along Piccadilly. Onlookers stare while motorists pause in awe at the striking scene.
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Margaret Campbell
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Dye and Moregha clash at Seiasic university event
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a planned match or confrontation between Dye and Moregha at Seiasic University and referenced venues. The text mentions Carnegie and Beau South, with weather hints and unclear fashion notes surrounding the scene.
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Seiasic
eeiTer
State Universi Ay
Beaiss
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Carnegie
Cuckoo in Philadelphia Paper’s Nature Series
A Philadelphia paper solicits readers about the yellow billed cuckoo. Replies note sightings and habitats including restaurants and meals for women. The paper adds that Mr Cuckoo is described as a shiftless father and husband.
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Ruunning 4
Scraps of Facts on Otis Poole and Other Notables
A scattered pith of items notes Otis A Poole tea merchant of New York setting a Seventh third century Pacific tip record. It mentions Canada timber sands mapped by airplanes for cost effective accuracy. It adds notes on St Pauls cathedral built without oath and a claim that tastes are really smells. Christine Hughens conceived applying pendulum as a regulator to a clock in 16th century.
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New York
Canada
Christine Hughens
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