Coal Strike Crisis Averts Walkout Parley Delegated
Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania was delegated by President Coolidge to mediate a wage agreement between miners and operators in the hard coal fields before September 1. The plan envisions a proclamation to suspend 155,000 miners if a deal is not reached, with possible further conferences as mediators attend.
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Pulp “Murray
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United Mine Wort‘era of America
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Amésador
Anthracite Winera
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Avas
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Thesident
John Haysmond
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Coolidge backs Wood in Philippines aid push
President Coolidge pledged full support for Wood's position in the Philippines during a troubled period. The general governor assured aid for stabilization efforts and emphasized the administration's commitment to resolving ongoing troubles.
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Dent ‘Coolidge
Philippines
Hilippines
Gelp
Ter
New Premier Adopts Italy's Plan To Save Germany
Berlin reports Chancellor Stresemann declared dictatorial measures under paragraph 48 of the Weimar constitution to save Germany from ruin after meetings with President Ebert. He announced a plan to seize about 100 million dollars in foreign funds via voluntary contributions and required oaths on holdings, with severe penalties including confiscation for false declarations.
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Berlin
Stresemann
Germany
Weimar
Reichstag
Stressmann
Ebert
Herr Stresemann
United States Revenues Rise by 22 Million in Early Fiscal Weeks
Washington August 24 government revenues show a strong rise with ordinary receipts totaling 68 million dollars for the first seven weeks of the fiscal year. This marks an increase of 22 million over the same period last year while total ordinary expenditures stand at 36 million, down 18 million. A healthy year end surplus is forecast by treasury officials.
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United States
Washington
Treasury
U S Mall Spans Continent in 34 Hours 23 Minutes
San Francisco reports the air mail service achieved a near four day reduction in cross continental travel. Pilot Claire Sk. Vance carried over 400 pounds of mail from eastern points to Crissy Field at 6:24 PM, about 24 hours and 23 minutes after the first installment left Hempstead Field on Long Island.
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U.S
San Francisco
San
Coolidges Move Into White House After Washington Arrival
President and Mrs Coolidge took up residence at the White House after arriving from the Naval Inflexible? station. The new first couple slipped into the executive offices amid a muted ceremony as Mr Coolidge returned to Washington and assumed duties after his vice presidency.
Record of Hog Slaughter Trends in June
In a June report the department notes hog slaughter levels rising, with figures showing a larger tonnage than in prior periods. The data indicate tighter supply dynamics and price implications for the market as producers adjust outputs.
Navy to Fight $70,000,000 Cut in Budget Battle
Late President Harding approved the Navy's $375,000,000 budget, with Coolidge signaling backing to Harding’s wishes. Acting Secretary Roosevelt plans to press Congress after Lord’s return on September 5, as navy leaders revise estimates amid calls to boost coast defenses and avoid unpreparedness. The Sixty-eighth Congress nears, with Roosevelt and advisors seeking broad support from Americans returning from Europe.
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Leviathan of Air Completes Maiden Flight at Wright Field
The Barling bomber, the world’s largest airplane built for the U.S. Army, completed its maiden flight at Wright Field. Observers noted its ease of ground and air maneuverability, and a surprisingly slow takeoff, in a test witnessed by under 1,600 spectators.
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Air
Dayton
Air Service
St Witoor Wright Field
United States Army
Ku Klux Klan Members Get Two Years In Penitentiary
In Tulan Oklahoma on August 24, Ben F. P. Sikes Grover C. Sikes and Earl Sack of Broken Arrow pleaded guilty to rioting charges during Adjutant General Baird Moorkhan's inquiry into local floggings. They were sentenced to two years in the penitentiary.
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Ku Klux Klan
Pen Tulan
Okla
Adjt
Baird GW. Moorkhan
Tulan County
Ben FP. Sikes
Grover C. Sikes
Earl Sack
Broken Arrow
W. B. Willame
Brutal Taxation Policy Claim by Hilferding
Dr Rudolph Hilferding the first Socialist to hold the federal ministry of finance warns of brutal and ruthless taxation in Germany. He addresses the Reichstag budget committee, urging public awareness of his intended fiscal policy amid criticism from industrialists and bankers.
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Rudolph Hilferding
Ininister
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Rei¢Lstag
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Moroccan raid harms town as arms hidden in clothing
Adlapateh from Tangier, reporting a Moroccan raid in Te tuun Spain Morocco at 9 PM Wednesday, says tribesmen armed with concealed weapons attacked a clubhouse. Two officers and several women were fatally injured. many more injured, with at least thirty five hurt in the chaos.
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Adlapateh
Tangier
Morocco
Tris
Primaries Examined as Confusion Sparks Scandal
A national conference of commissioners on uniform state election practices reports that confusion from multipleny of times on ballot unions has made the primary election system worse than a joke, calling it a scandal and urging review.
Me to Train Freight Tow En Route Toward New Orleans
In a bid to move government freight, the Mezeat taw In carries about 4 250 tons on the river route to New Orleans. Earlier records show a 16 000 ton capcity, marking a historic bridge in interstate river freight movement.
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Blegent
Uchida Replaces Kato in Tokyo Foreign Affairs
An unclear report states Uchida replaces Kato in Tokyo as an international affairs official. The cabinet is cited as discussing policy shifts and potential actions in response to ongoing regional questions.
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Uchida
Kato
Tokyo
Yana Vela
Keen On Justice Ends With Threats and Violence
An account describes a traveler named Murry Mowidires who encounters aggressive actions in Ate lors. He fights off a man with knives and later reports the incident to authorities. The narrative details tension, mediation attempts, and a decision to pursue formal action amid danger.
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Cu Spot
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Ile
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Hota
Aigney
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Arnold oRso
U S Market Report for week ending August 26
Washington highlights mixed prices across fruits vegetables grain dairy and live stock. Jersey Irish cobbler potatoes Kentucky stock and Illinois cantaloupes show varied per hundred weight and sack prices while Chicago cash markets list assorted wheats and corn. Butter cheese and eggs quoted in primary markets and Chicago bids reflect regional demand. live cattle hogs calves and lambs posted notable price ranges.
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Antona
Missouri
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New York
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Maryland
Iowa
Wikronain
Government Planes Crash in Air Kill Two Marine Officers
Pensacola Aug 2 Undergoing combat practice to complete aviation training Capt. George W Hill and First Lieut. Cornelius McFadden of the United States Marine Corps were killed when their plane collided with another while midair. The other craft, piloted by First Lieut. M A Klebal, fell into the naval air station area.
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George WY
Hill
Coerneliyy McFadden
United States Marine Corps
M.A. Klelal
SAK Tech
Senator Bierling and Burton Targeted by Monorunarchy on German Train
Senator Thomas Bierling of South Dakota and Representative Theodore Burton of Ohio arrived in Berlin after a mediation congress. A masked marcher insulted them as foreigners and communists aboard a German train. Both wore Sunday suits and avoided injury as rioters threatened them.
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Berlin
Thomas Bierling
South Dakota
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Stockhelen
Leche
Ruhr Workers Vote to End Passive Strikes In Occupied Territory
In the occupied region a large assembly of German workers voted to continue passive strikes despite harsh conditions. Delegates from worker groups, including communists, gathered at a central location with around sixty in attendance to decide on ongoing measures against employers.
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Ruhr
Wsaen
Gan
Valinells
AL But
Coolidge Says Aircraft Talks Futile Now
President Coolidge indicated that a formal international conference on air power would be futile at this time. He spoke as Wilklington notes the issue, with the American Legion having promoted the dialogue and White House officials outlining the position.
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Wilklington
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Contin
Tra White Houke Oroustly
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Charateter
Chicago Window Washers End Strike for $2 Hour
Chicago window washers win strike concessions after contractors agree to wage changes. The accord includes restoring employees and clarifying the 44 hour week, with wage adjustments to reach two dollars per hour.
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Chicago
Alleera
Chileno Whitlow Cleansing Contractors
Robbery on a New York Central Train Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a bandit incident on a New York Central train. The text mentions a steward and items taken, but details are garbled leaving uncertainty about exact names, places, or times.
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New York Central
Kfity
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Unreadable OCR Text Summary Card
The readable fragments present a garbled notice about steel workers and a mill in Minnesota with mentions of innovation and labor terms. No coherent events, people, or organizations are clearly identifiable due to severe garbling.
The Last Opry Time in Noa Town
In Noa Town a shopworn old ventriloquist reads the room as a stage, while a janitor recalls the first show of the era through a quirk of memory. The routine highlights the enduring custom of calling performances oprys in small towns.
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Opera House
Tha Vinitar
Fkst
Anenery
Kary
Albert Anderson
Thyueten
Ruvesta Potash Reserve Report From Moody's Service
An advisory from Moody's facelen department and noted scientists outlines Ruvesta's potash deposits in Soviet-Tisala. The study estimates reserves near 8 08,000,000 tons with substantial recoverable phosphor and other minerals. The analysis highlights limited by 1 000,000,000 tons recoverable in certain strata and 24 percent volatile components in the mixture.
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Ruvesta
Moody's
J Seurvice
Lilunisialkomt
Tony
Not Bo Good and Other Odd Lines From a Chicago Tribune Snippet
A fragmented OCR passage from the Chicago Tribune contains garbled dialogue and stray phrases about personal musings and remarks. The text offers little coherent narrative or clear subjects beyond scattered quotes and incomplete names.
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Pel Dom
Jm Buns
Benn Eald
Chicago Tribune
Iowa State News Amid chaotic rural notes and town losses
Readable fragments describe Iowa farmers facing drought, crop yields, and price pressures. Mentions include Monona county threshing, Wright County corn, Lincoln township yields, and a Polk County presidential president retirement. Notes on law, harvest news, disease, and aviation progress color the scene of late summer Iowa life.
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