Mine Parley May Resume Soon
Reports from Atinnile City New Jersey indicate negotiations between operators and miners in the anthracite coalfields may avert a September 1 work suspension. Optimistic signs point to a conciliatory tone and a resumption of wage talks to craft a new contract.
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Atinnile City
N. J
Samuel D. Warminer
Anthracite Operators' Committee
Warlur
Lewis
Nisazawer
Ieailer
Swampscott
Maass
Cooidge
Atlantic City
White Court
Vice President Dawes Reports Big Trout at Wagon Wheel Gap
Lincoln reports Vice President Charles Gates Dawes arriving with a tale of a final day catch, a large dappled mountain trout that brought the nine man party to a total of 100. Dawes called it a modest recital while others vouched for the feat.
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Lincoln
Neb
Wagon Wheel Gap
the Gap
Osherman
Charles Gates Dawes
Hill Home in St Paul Sells for 90800 at Auction
The James J. Hill residence in St Paul, famed as a showpiece and central to the Hill estate dispute among nine heirs, brought 90800 at public sale. The brownstone, built in 1883 for over 200000 and appraised at 180000, was purchased by Minneapolis banker Almon A. Greaning who did not disclose his client.
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James J. Hill
St. Paul
St Paul
Minn
Hill
Almon A. Greaning
Minneapolis
Former Senator Gray of Delaware Dies at 85
George Gray, 85, former United States senator from Delaware and retired judge of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals, died at his home in Willington, Delaware. He was twice nominated by Delaware Democrats for the Democratic presidential nomination, in 1904 and 1908.
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Willington
George Gray
United States
Delaware
United States Clicuit Court of Appeals
Ford Purchases Airplane Factory in Dearborn
Henry Ford has bought all stock of the Stout Metal Airplane company at the Ford airport Trearkorn and acquired its patents and manufacturing rights. The plant will operate as a division of the Ford Motor company. Transfer completed.
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Ford
Dearborn
Mich
Detroit
Henry Ford
Stout Metal Airplane Company
Trearkorn
Tord Motor Company
Ford Wins Bid to Scrap 200 Ships for 1.7 Million
The U S Shipping Board accepts Henry Ford cash bid of 1 7 million for 200 steel vessels to be dismantled and scrapped including engines boilers and auxiliaries in the plan.
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U.S
Ford
Washington
The
Shipping Board
Henry Ford
United States Highways Plan Annexed For Road Network
The joint board of interstate highways selected about fifty thousand miles of roads to form a national system. These United States highways will span the nation from the Canadian border to the Gulf and from the Atlantic to the Pacific, designated with uniform road markers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
United States
Canadian
Gulf
Atlantic
Pacific
Joint Board of Interstate Highways
Plot Foiled Against President Masaryk in Prague
Prague police say they uncovered a Moscow linked assassination plot against President Masaryk. Authorities report custody of doctor Hougey, secretary of the Communist party, and writer Stastny after the alleged plan was halted.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Assssinata
Masaryk
Moscow International
Hage
Hougey
Communist Party
Stastny
Bill Seeks Receiver in Pittsburgh Court Case
Attorneys for AY Bell file petition in United States court asking that a receiver be appointed to manage assets of the clogged Carnegle Trust pany after the alleged mismanagement. The filing cites ongoing issues in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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Bill
Pittsburgh
Pa. A
United States
AY Bell
Pany
Repeal of Auto Tax Inington and Utah Nuisance Taxes
Fragmented notes mention repealing automobile taxes and nuisance taxes with references to Utah and committees. Contains unclear phrases and garbled wording. possible allusion to a legislative proposal and public revenue discussion. Requires primary source clarification for precise entities and actions.
U S Guards to Halt Smuggler on Border
Duluth Minn twelve men to be added to border patrol between International Falls and Pembina starting August 15. New force with motor cars will curb smuggling of liquor narcotics livestock and wheat. Deputy collector N A Lindberberg cites high wheat duties as incentive for cross border grain movement and says border activity will drop with the rollout.
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Duluth
Minn
International Falls
Pembing
N. C
Washington
Minnexam
Ag N. A
New York Officials to Probe Girl's Adoption
New York officials announce an inquiry into the Mary Louise Spns adoption by Edward W. Browning, a wealthy real estate operator. Coler, commissioner of public welfare, said the department will share information gathered with Queens district attorney, calling the adoption the most mineral transaction he has heard of.
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New York
Mary Louise
Edward W. Browning
Mary
Bird 3. Coler
Department of Public Welfare
Queens
Coler
Breach Between Bulgaria and Greece Is Closed
A Bulgarian Greek government rift over the Stanl mak Greek death appears to end. An Athens dispatch says Bulgaria favorable to the Greek note and promises of redress from NM Balto, the Bulgarian foreign minister.
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Bulgaria
Greece
Paris
Stanlmak
Athens
Balto
Jury Finds Scott Insane and Sentences to Chester Prison
Russell T. Scott was found insane by a jury for the murder of Joseph G. Maurer a nineteen year old drug clerk. Judge Joseph B. Dagill ordered Scott confined at the Chester penitentiary with possible execution if he regains sanity. The verdict halted the prior gallows sentence.
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Scott
Chester
Chicago
Russell T. Scott
Joseph G. Maurer
Joseph B. Dagill
Uury
France Pays $10 Million to U.S. War Debt
France has paid another 10 million dollars to the United States toward the 400 million dollar war debt for supplies. The payment is tied to France’s obligations for war goods and the overall debt settlement.
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France
U.S
Washington
United States
Heiress’s Wedding Postponed Indefinitely in Rhode Island
Mrs Frank A Sayles of Pawtucket announces that the marriage of her daughter Miss Nancy Sayles to Lieut Ernesto Ladinelli Head of Jane Italy’s assistant secretary of the interior has been postponed indefinitely.
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R. I
Frank A. Sayles
Pawtucket
Nancy Sayles
Rhode
Yeland
Clehnsteir
Ernesto Ladinelli
Ford Buys Seven U S Tugs For 42500 Each
Henry Ford completed the purchase of seven ocean going tugs for 42500 dollars each. The transaction received board approval and the fleet will be used in towing government vessels as part of Ford’s expanding maritime operations.
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Ford
U. S
Washington
Feet Corporation
Henry Ford
Mr. Ford
U S Envoy Lies in State in Tokyo Church
Hundreds of Jionoess and American friends gathered at the proto cathedral to view the body of Ambassador Elgar A. Bancroft who died July 28 in Karaizawa. The envoy’s death prompted a special transport to Tokyo for state funeral rites.
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U. S
Tokyo
Ambaswador Elgar A. Bancroft
Karaizawa
Ambnasador
Mrs Rose Potter Dies in New York Playwright and widow
Mrs Rose Potter widow of Paul Potter journeyman and playwright died penniless at Bt Duke's hospital New York. The playwright dramatized De Miurler's Lilthy and was expected to receive 3 5 0 0 0 0 in royalties from its sale, funds never realized.
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Rose Potter
New York
Rose Hotter
Paul Potter
de Miurler
Lilthy
Duke's Hospital
Global Wheat Production Rise Reported by International Institute
The International Institute of Agriculture reports an 18 country increase in world wheat production. Russia and China are examined in detail, with comparisons to last year and notes on contributing factors across major producers.
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Washington
Examiya
Russia
Ching
Internatonal Institute of Agriculture
Youre
Ellsworth Back From Antarctic Flight Attempt
Lincoln Blaworth among the party led by Sonard Amundsen who attempted to reach Mort jiatu by air, returned to New Worle recently after the two-plane expedition ended fatally.
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Lincoln Blaworth
Sonard Amundsen
French Forces Fall in Battle With Syrians
The report details heavy fighting east of the Jordan where French forces suffered around 200 dead and hundreds wounded. A French detachment attempted relief but was ambushed, a second column dispersed, and Syrian advances reportedly surprised French units led by a commander named Aristide Heland. Claims also cite foreign agents and potential pan–telamte commissions behind the conflict.
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Reich
Pie Prench Coluren
Aristide Heland
Echo de Moris
Pan-Telamte
Illinois Bank Robber Suspect Taken in Canada Tyrentest
A bank heist in New York led to a suspect fleeing to Canada. Authorities report a seizure of deposit box contents totaling $80,000 as part of the National Bank at tien rissa robbery.
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Illinois
Canada
New York
United States
Atrmil Celal
Laherty
Agel
Ward
Gitom
Ierdhalla
Neh
Nationsl Bank
Tien Rissa
Seqieiber
Hwy
Rockefeller Niece to Wed Frederic W. Lincoln
Rockefeller's niece Berey A. Rockefeller will marry Frederic W. Lincoln, M. D., in a September wedding. The ceremony is planned at Greenwich Village or nearby New York locations, with guests expected from New York society and family circles.
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Rockefeller
Frederic W. Lincoln
U S Finds Bumper Crops Will Cut Vegetable Prices
A federal agriculture report signals bumper crops will lower prices for many vegetables in August. Drops are expected to range around percent with declines noted in cantaloupes and other fruits. Regions including Indiana New Mexico and Maryland see varied shipping impacts and price pressure on produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Federal Bureau of Agricuture
New Mexico
Maryliand
Ford, Corp
Bar Gifts From Rockefeller Foundations and Regents
Fragmented text references gifts or endowments from Rockefeller interests and foundations. Mentions University, regents, and future benefactions, with unclear details and sourcing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Mathson
Viaconsi Regents Wells
Rockefelier
USA
Nine Power Treaties Signed at Washington Conference
Formal declaration states the nine power treaties were signed during the meeting in Washington. The agreements were exchanged and immediately recorded, reflecting a structured attempt to solidify international cooperation and commitments among major powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghlow
J J Cole Auto Maker Dies In Poisoning Claim
J J Cole, prominent auto maker and president of Cole Motor Company, dies amid a controversial poisoning claim. Local officials investigate as associates dispute the cause and the firm faces questions about safety and leadership.
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J. J. Cole
Dies Tadimnapulis—a
J. Cole
Cole Ma~tor Chr
Dle Hue
Legion Meet Call Sparks Local Debate
A garbled notice references a Legion meeting and possible actions. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment implies a community gathering with officials and dates tied to a Leyton Cauley Nob event, connected to Gerber and Dyinithe, with amid/edimamiindtes indicating procedural steps.
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Ameren Leyton
Cauley
Gerber
Aamed
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