Plan Adopted to Halt Advance in Coal Prices
Hoover announces in Washington that an agreement to end the advance in bituminous coal prices has been reached after a conference. Operators will be urged to slash selling expenses as part of the plan to avert higher coal costs.
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Hoover
Washington
Inehiberd Ot
Coleresa
Apavite
Ebay
Mig
Nowra
Abipa
Large Vile
Marine Barbies
Capital
Nate Chait
Teddy Ee Mroat
Une Paawanger
Hoover announces coal price restraint plan during strike
Secretary Hoover says a pact among the National Coal Association and the National Retail Coal Merchants Association will prevent price advances for bituminous coal during the strike. He reports anthracite operators will not raise stocks above last week’s levels and that soft coal selling costs will be reduced toward the Garfield price where bases exist.
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Ashington
National Coal, Association
National Retail Coal Merchants’ Association
Hoover
Commerce Department
Four Candidates Enter Thursday in Local Primary
The city primary sees four candidates entering the race led by Mian Wheeler and Misa Wheeler. A Wolf & Dessauer contest shapes the major race with Wheeler as a leading nominee while Ware and Willis enter the field. party supporters rally around favored candidates amid a close vote count and organizational backing.
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Mian
LaVan Willan
Walton Adreet
Walt & Wesmuay
Mian Wheeler
Fort Wasyon
Lin
Prance
France
Slater
Attics
Wanda
Headquarwans
Jasi
Miss Wheeler
West Chorken
Wolf & Desiner Co
Suport
Suport of the Argilsation
Wilemitonl
Misa Wheeler
Wolf & Dessauer
Mias Whiteha Hag Been
Heng Bonkk
Wolf & Dessauer Stara
Misa Witlhung
Vincoly Tit Amployes Una
Mort Wayne
Zancela Wife Company
Altrasi
Ehh
Bisa Willis
Indiana Operators Reject Confab Bid
The report notes Indiana coal operators reject an invitation to meet with workers from Amores In DN inters. It cites policy committee actions and wage center concerns, indicating a preferred stance against collective bargaining discussions and a focus on maintaining existing labor arrangements.
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Asawanned
Terr Haute
Tne i
Indiana
Willy Mine
Amores
Jdt
Britain binds Erin with oath amid Irish resistance
A London report describes Britain asserting constitutional bonds with Ireland, insisting any alteration of the Irish or British relation must follow treaty terms. The document frames Ireland within the empire and commonwealth while urging loyalty to the shared constitution.
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London
Irelant
Empire
Ireland
Unclear labor convention details amid strikes and votes
Reported fragmented text describes labor federation actions and a convention vote. Mentions unions, financial pressures, and leadership figures amid stalled talks and tentative compliance with demands. Audience uncertainty and garbled names obscure specifics.
Ex Army Captain Convicted on Bribery Charge
Charles A. Raitsman of Detroit, formerly a captain in the Army, was found guilty by a DC jury of bribery for taking $800 from C. R. Standing to influence wartime purchase of $100,000 worth of skid chains and fasteners for the government.
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Washington
Charles A. Raitsman
Detroit
Meteor Transport Corps
District of Columbia Supreme Court
C. R. Standing
Boone
Worrell Receives Long Prison Term
Ghurkey Worrell, 21, convicted by Judge Wood yesterday afternoon of robbery and complicity. Witnesses testified the crime occurred near Quoglela, with two accomplices, including fugitive James Urea. The verdict led to a lengthy prison sentence and the defendant’s protest of innocence amid a mist of conflicting testimonies.
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Marsha Shoredon
Wood
Ghurkey Worrell
Auste
Dudge Wood
Yasterday
Sages Funk
Mira
Mauntite Shoredan
Ain
Quoglela
Shayedan
Willian
Nurman Manton
Theas
Leon Eeverst
Ait
Eer
Deport
Coliin
Walter Kassunmayeh
Me Monte
Sheri
Max Shoredua
Aidrntas
Ong Thele
Queda
Worrytl
Worp
Davis
Chad
Retha M. King Dies From Motorcycle Crash Injuries
Mrs. Retha M. King, 40, died in Hone Methodist hospital from injuries after a motorcycle crash on 2016 Knit atrect. She sustained two fractures of the femur and spine injuries. survived by husband John, son and daughter, and other relatives. Funeral from home Sunday at 2 PM with further rites at Chandler Chapel.
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Mra
Retha
MM. King
Melbek
Hone-Methodiat Hospital
Induving
Stak
Imunt- Maton Dake
King
Hang Nile
Uiathigtn
Mr. King
Ohn Pagent
Tack Adis
Robert
Chrdallin Cauipel Wight
Entack
Mukks
Frankfort Fireman Guilty of Murder Charge
Frankfort fireman Rennedh Kitts was found guilty of murder by a jury. The trial concluded with a verdict of first degree murder and the defendant faces a severe sentence. The case involved officials and residents from Frankfort and surrounding areas.
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Frankfort
Tnt
Guna
Stoenes
Auilevaat
Akelden
Pontiac Street to Remain Same Width
The article reports on proposed widening plans for Pontiac Street and related alleys in Indianapolis. It notes community petitions, objections, and approvals affecting cross streets Wayne, Washington, Clinton, and Bartow. Authorities weigh the alley and street concessions, with residents divided over widening and relocation steps.
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Pontiac
Indiana Horvles
Aac
Cathoat
Clinton Streets
Ty Bartow Avenue
Howell Agit
Jury Convicts Illinois Killer in Prisoner Case
A jury convicted an Illinois suspect, Banvid ee, Thatu 65, of murder in a case tied to a cage crime. The verdict leads to imprisonment with sentencing likely to be set by the court, and the defendant faces punishment in state prison.
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Aisha Mesur
Andar
Ae Willum
Youth Dies as Train Plows Through Shed in Mobile
In Mobile on June 15 a passenger train derailed into a potato packing shed three miles north of Ashimay, killing William Blundeau, a boy. The engine and cars suffered extensive damage.
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Mobile
Ala
New Betes and
New York Limited
Soulerwile and Nashville Railway
Ashimay
Abla
William Blundeau
Cooperation Urged for Dairymen at Wolf & Newertrer Auditorium
An audience of dairymen and farmers at the Wolf & Newertrer auditorium heard Wan F Schilling of Northfield discuss cooperative marketing. He urged unity to improve dairy product pricing and urged producers to join a Minnesota cooperative movement to counter taxation and market challenges.
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Irie
Wan F Schilling
Northfield
Frestont
Wolf & Newertrer
Sehliting
Tnith Land Orndt Dairy
Henrg
Minneapolia
Minneapolis
Moehuck
Tha
Alen
Fam Perenn
Bitter Senate battle looms over payless’ bonus plan
Washington June 15 A bitter Senate struggle looms over the auditor’s bonus issue as party leaders meet to discuss procedural steps with President Harding. A conference of public senators is set for Monday to decide on the bill and majority leadership. Lodge of Massachusetts reports a split but indicates cabinet and White House support for swift passage after committee action.
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Rma
Washington
Senate
Auldlers
Bonus Issu
Harding
Cullen
Lodge
Massachusetts
Pho
Ilgo
Leaders of Brotherhoods Say Walkout Is Desired
An overwhelming majority in favor of a strike is reported among eleven Shop Crafts and Maintenance of Way unions. Wage cuts ordered by the labor board are criticized as harmful to workers and unions claim.
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Labor Board
1 225 000 Workers Affected by Union Stand
Cincinnati June 15 overwhelming majority of workers in shop crafts and maintenance of way unions support by a statement from union heads affected by railroad labor board decisions. combined membership totals 1 225 000 men. strike not sole solution if management refuses bargaining, wage cuts criticized as reducing standards.
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Anoniateh Pred
Incinnati
Owwer
Gafrast
Railroad Labor Board
altMarde
Tallette Leben Ane Weg Taney
Frayed OCR Report Describes Devastation and Rescue Efforts
Fragmented notes recount a large fire destroying hundreds of buildings, with survivors rescued by responders. The distorted text mentions areas around New York and Jamatea bay, with references to private sectors, graduates, and a $85,000 figure amid chaotic, unclear details.
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Fay
Creo Stad Pales
Argerae
Jamatea Bay
New York
Sireriaennes
Vidal
Ex convict makes second confession in Lansing case
An ex convict with a troubled record gave a second confession in a Lansing area case. Officials report details of the alleged crime, the suspect’s statements, and the ongoing investigation. The article notes safety concerns and references a search operation and related legal steps.
Ward Indicted on Murder Count in Local Case
Ward, a wealthy resident, faces a murder indictment as authorities detail the fatal shooting of Clarence Peters. The case, tied to a county inquiry and a coroner's inquest, centers on Ward’s alleged threats and the events leading to Peters’s death. Investigators report extensive testimony and the prisoner’s family ties amid ongoing proceedings in New Rochelle.
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S. Ward
Lnvestis
Wien
Kersieo
Sanspilley Toyiodhoton
Ware
Itother
Dbtelem
Harlan Bank Elects Amstute President
Noah Amstute was re elected president of Harlan Bank at the annual meeting of the board of directors. Rieheldarforwya cheered vice president Ly V Likens cashier. directors include Hotton, Muncy, Reeder, Stirling, Maclean. Reports show excellent volume of business and preparations for stronger operations in the coming year.
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Avnuel
Stalian State Bank
Hust
Iisht
Noah Amstute
Adcon
Massiss
Ube
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