Mine Parley May Be Resumed Soon
Atlantic City reports indicate renewed talks between coal operators and miners to avert a Sept 1 work suspension. Negotiators, including Sammel D Warner and Lewis, move toward a conciliatory tone as discussions restart after earlier conflicts. White House statement echoes near-future resumption.
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Atlantic City
N. W
Sammel D. Warner
Anthracite Operators' Committee
Waerner
Lewis
Swampscott
Mase
Coolidge
White Court
Dawes’s Lincoln Trout Tale Caps Vacation Catch
Vice President Charles Gates Dawes announced in Lincoln that the final trout of the Wagon Wheel Gap trip was the biggest, making the group’s total catch an even hundred. Other party members praised the vice president’s fishing report, while some teased his recital.
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Lincoln
Wagon Wheel Gap
The
Gap
Charles Gates Dawes
James J Hitl Home in St Paul Sells for $90,300 at Auction
The James J Hitl home in St Paul, a noted showplace and major element in the $11.25 million Hitl estate dispute among nine heirs, was auctioned for $90,300. Abnon A Green man, a Minneapolis banker, bought the brownstone valued at about $199,000, and declined to identify his client.
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James J. Hitl
St. Paul
St Paul
James J. HM
Hitl
Abnon A. Greenman
Minneapolis
Former Senator Gray of Delaware Dies at 85
George Gray, eighty-five, former U S senator from Delaware and longtime judge on the United States Circuit Court of Appeals, died at his Wilmington home. A Democrat stalwart, he was twice named their nominee for president, in 1904 and again in 1908.
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Gray
Delaware
Wilmington
Del
George Gray
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Orst
Ford toOperate Stout Plant as Ford Division at Dearborn
Henry Ford has bought out all stockholders and taken over the Stout Metal Aircraft company at Ford airport Dearborn with its patents and manufacturing rights. The plant will operate thereafter as a division of the Ford Motor Company.
Ford Wins Bid for 200 Scrapped Steel Vessels
The Shipping Board announced acceptance of Henry Ford's cash bid of 1.7 million dollars for 200 steel ships to be dismantled and scrapped. The deal covers removal of all engines boilers and related fittings as part of the dismantling process.
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U.S
Ford
Washington
Shipping Board
Acceptancs
Henry Ford
Aerapipng
United States Highways Planned Across Nation
A joint board of interstate highways designated fifty thousand miles of rails as United States highways to span the nation from Canada to the Gulf, with uniform road markers planned from Atlantic to Pacific.
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U. S
United States
Canadian
Gulf
Atlantic
Pacific
Joint Board of Interstate Highways
Plot foiled to assassinate Masaryk in Prague
Czech police report the discovery of a plot linked to Moscow to kill President Masaryk. They say Doctor Houser, secretary of the Communist party, and a Communist fighter named Stustny have been taken into custody.
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Moscow
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Masaryk
Moscow International
Hiege
Houser
Communist Party
Stustny
Unclear OCR Declares Pitt Receiver Case In Court
Fragmentary report from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania shows a petition filed in a United States court seeking the appointment of a receiver to oversee assets of a named firm. The text is garbled and names appear distorted.
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Pittsburgh
Tolin
A. Bell
Lyk
U S Guards to Halt Smuggler on Border
DuluthMinn twelve men added to border patrol from International Falls to Pembina to cover a 125 mile stretch. The new force will use fast cars and begin operations by August 15. Officials say free trading exists on the border despite duties and smugglers cross at day and night in cars and wagons.
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Duluth
Minn
T International Falls
Pembing
N. CD
Washington
Minnesota
N. A. Linderberg
Canada
United States
Officials to probe girl's adoption in New York
Developments in the adoption of Mary Louisu pis by Edward W. Browning, wealthy real estate operator, moved swiftly as Bird S$. Color, commissioner of public welfare, said allies would share investigation details with Queens district attorney. Mr. Coler called the adoption the most immoral transaction he had heard of.
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New York
Mary Louisu
Edward W. Browning
Mary
Bird S$. Color
Department of Public Welfare
Queens
Coler
Breach Between Bulgaria and Greece Is Closed
Paris reports a breach between the Greek and Bulgarian governments over the killing of a Greek at Stan taka appears closed. Athens signals reception of Bulgaria’s note and assurances of redress from Bulgarian Foreign Minister Kalioff.
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Bulgaria
Greece
Paris
Stantaka
Athens
M. Kalioff
Jury Finds Scott Insane. Sentenced to Chester Prison
Russell T. Scott was found insane by a jury for the murder of Joseph G. Maurer a teen drug clerk. Judge Joseph B. David sentenced Scott to the Chester penitentiary while awaiting recovery.
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Scott
Chester
Chicago
Russell T. Scott
Joseph G. Maurer
Joseph B. David
France Pays $10 Million to U S for War Goods
Washington reports the Wrench government was guided to the United States for another $10,000,000 interest on the $400,000,000 owed for war supplies. This payment is stated to have no connection with France’s war debt to the United States.
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France
U.S
Washington
United States
Heiress Nanny Sayles Wedding Postponed Indefinitely
Mrs. Prank A Sayles of Pawtucket Rhode Island announces that the marriage of her daughter Miss Nanny Sayles to Lieut Venuste Ladinelli Heeel assistant secretary of the Italian Interior in Rome has been postponed indeterminately.
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Providence
Prank A. Sayles
Pawttcket
Nanny Sayles
Rhode Island
Lieut
Venuste Ladinelli Heeel
Rome
Italy
Interior
Ford Buys Seven U S Tugboats in Scrapping Plan
The Fleet Corporation completed the sale of seven tugboats to Henry Ford for 42,500 pounds each. The purchase was approved by the shipping board and Ford intends to use the vessels in towing the 200 government ships he has bought for scrapping.
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Ford
U.S
US Envoy Bancroft Lies in State in Tokyo
Hundreds of Japanese and American friends view the body in the cathedral as Edgar A. Bancroft lies in state. The late ambassador died July 28 aboard a special train from Kamizawa where he had been serving.
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U. S
Tokyo
Edgar A. Bancroft
Kamizawa
Rose Potter Widow Journalist Dies In New York
Rose Potter widow of Paul Potter journalist and playwright died penniless at St Luke's hospital. She dramatised Du Maurier's Drithy and the play reportedly brought Meguthor $500000 in royalties.
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Mra
Rose Potter
New York
Rose Otter
Paul Potter
du Maurier
Drithy
St. Luke's Hospital
Meguthor
Increase in World Wheat Production Reported
The International Institute of Agriculture reports a rise in wheat production across 18 countries excluding Rupelg and Ching, compared with the previous year. The gains reflect broader growth in global grain output amid varying regional conditions.
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Washington
Ellsworth Back After Amundsen North Pole Attempt
Ellsworth returns to New York after Amundsen and Teistworth both attempt to reach the North Pole by air. The two explorers endured the perilous journey and now report their experiences and reflections on the failed expedition.
French and Syrians clash as Damascus falls amid upheaval
Report from Jerusalem describes French forces and Syrian rebels fighting near Damascus and at the Jordan line. Casualties mount, air patrols and ground troops clash, with reports of captures, evacuations, and a night raiddisputed by conflicting sources amid wartime censorship.
Bank Robber Suspect Taken in Canada Under Guard
An Illinois bank robber suspect was captured in Canada and escorted by a U S secret service agent to New York. The case involves alleged thefts totaling about 80 000 dollars across banks including Centerville and Marion, with related crimes in Missouri and New Jersey. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Illinois
Canada
Tumiltan
New Norte
United States
Secret Service
Centersville
New York States
Liaxos
Natit Bank
Marissa
Bryan Named Executors in His Will Remarkably Missing
A distorted obituary style note claims Bryan failed to name executors in his will. The fragment hints at contested probate and guardianship like concerns, mentioning a trustee or administrator and possible interference by a party described as a regular concerned party.
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Bryan
Rockefeller Relative to Wed Frederic W. Lincoln
New York report states Miss Tenn Bel Petneketeton to wed Frederic W Lincoln. The wedding is planned for September in Chestchurch Greenwich. The ceremony will occur in Greenwich Conn with Rockefeller family connections noted.
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Frederic W. Lincoln
New York
Ftoekeflur
Lincoln Ganilles
Jones
Greenwich
Conn
Chestchurch
Rockefeller Daw Grandnire
John D. Srockefetler
U S Finds Bumper Crops Will Cut Vegetable Prices
A federal agriculture economics report says bumper crops will lower vegetable prices by about 20 percent through August. It notes substantial increases in planting and production across several states.
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U. S
Chivagi
Wein
Tily
Federal
Biveau of Agriculture Economes
New Mexico
Maryland
Bar Gifts From Rockefeller Foundations Reported
A garbled report notes potential gifts and endowments from Rockefeller related foundations. It mentions Rockefeller Intercata and associated sources, with references to money reportedly set aside or redirected for future support.
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Madigan
Wistonsil
Onenogie
Rockefeller
Tom
Witl le Maud
Nine-Power Treaties Signed Amid Global Tension
The article reports on a series of nine power treaties signed amid rising international strain. Key figures and nations are cited, including treaty signatories and their leaders, with notes on immediate reactions and potential impacts on diplomacy and trade.
J J Cale Auto Maker Dies In Midwest Turmoil
J J Cale, noted auto maker and president of Cir company in Med Nero, has died amid a wave of local and industry turmoil. Officials confirm his death and mourn his leadership during a turbulent period for the automotive sector.
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J. J. Cale
Tadluimnipolike i. Cale
Cane Anger
Tin Cale Mo
Cir Company
Med Nero
Legion Meet Tatlaninta at Agwervean Lough
Reported call states that a regional gathering will be held at Agwervean Lough near Gina Neb Guiohwr on January 9 with organizer Tim A Daiuin and local officials coordinating the event under Revathienmal Tiathonal banner.
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Agwervean Lough
Gina
Neb
A. Daetin
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