Happenings of the World in Brief Remarked
Obituary notices for Col A B Enroe, 86, longtime Tennessee railroad and public utilities commissioner, dies in Nashville. In New York, Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills sign to box for world heavyweight title pending later date. Joe Lynch wins bantamweight title in New York after Butt’s seconds throw in the sponge in round fourteen. International notes include Germany reparations moratorium discussions, Magdeburg arms find, a deadly explosion at Zwesten, loan repayment plans, a theater ceiling collapse in Honolulu injuring twenty, and Irish troubles with Brugha burial in Dublin. Edwin Denby, in Yokohama, urges merchant marine support to U.S. Navy. Chen Chiung Ming’s shell fire hits Sun Yat Sen’s factory base in Canton.
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Johnny Butt
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Coal strike settlement moves with anthracite operators
A group of anthracite operators led by Michael Gala eher of Cleveland and D. Warriner of Philadelphia accepted President Harding's arbitration terms at the White House, signaling a first move toward ending the coal strike. Navy recruitment resumes in Washington with a plan for 65 000 enlistments to reach 80 000 authorized. Harding warns Congress to prune the federal budget while urging swift resumption of coal mining and arbitration of disputes. Production forecasts: corn 2 860 000 000 bushels, wheat 817 000 000. Postmasters ordered to report any interference with mail. Morse case: Court of Appeals rejects special appeal in war contracts conspiracy case.
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Strikes, diplomacy and derailed plans swirl in June reports
Reports from Washington describe rail strike turmoil with 800000 shopmen and mixed actions from railroad owners and the labor board. Federal troops and state militiamen are deployed as clashes rise, while Germany’s moratorium talk and British debt plans shape a tense international scene.
Man credits Tanlac for curing stomach woes
Yomes P. Humphreys of Hebron Motor Co. testifies Tanlac restored his appetite, relieved indigestion, gas, and heart palpitations, stopped constipation, steadied nerves, and improved his sleep and energy after years of debility. He calls Tanlac the best remedy for stomach trouble and rundown condition.
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Yomes P. Humphreys
Hebron Motor Co
Hebron
Taniac
James Humphreys
Fematt
Gyne
Not His Fault as Clerk Refuses Darky Marriage
A clerk at a southern courthouse questions a mixed group seeking marriage licenses. The man named Devour’n tries to answer with a quip, while the clerk protests and the would‑be bride interjects about bad language and propriety.
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Darky
Ucensa
Are the Yanks Coming Memorial Day Tale
A World War era piece recalls a child asking if the Yanks are coming as a colonel answers in France. The memory ties to Memorial Day sentiment and a Tennessee fragment reported by the Louisville Courier Journal.
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