Pinchot Called In Mine Crisis
Atlantic city Aug 25 Philip Murray of the United Mine Workers said the miners authorized a proclamation suspending 156000 workers when the September contract expires. President Coolidge later delegated Governor Pinchot to mediate and avert a possible coal strike, with Pinchot announcing he will convene miners and operators.
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Guy
N. J
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers of
A. B. Jessup
Iery
Coolidge
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Washington
Pinchot
White House
Executive
John Hays Hammond
United States
Harrisburg
Still with manhole for door under station Birmingham Aug 25
City detectives reported the discovery of a fugu gallon still and other liquor making paraphernalia in a subterranean passageway under the Birmingham Trance to the underpass Sailway underpass.
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Birmingham
Arg
Sailway
Territorial policy and Coolidge administration
Fragmentary OCR notes reference President Coolidge and his efforts to straighten out troubles in the administration of the territory. The text hints at official support and political strategy but lacks coherent detail or a clear event, person, or date to anchor a full summary.
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Coolidge
Hig
Dining Spear Leads Sea Divers to $30 Million
London reports that divers have recovered nearly all but a few items worth about 20 million dollars from a gold-laden ocean bed. The operation targets a vast treasure hoard, with officials noting the wealth may boost postwar recovery efforts.
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London
Stresemann Takes Dictatorial Powers In Germany
Berlin reports Chancellor Stresemann declaring the Reichstag leaders authorize dictatorial measures to save Germany. He cites Paragraph 48 curbing cabinet input as he seeks to restore order. His first act aims to seize about 100 million dollars in foreign holdings via voluntary contributions, with oath enforcement and penalties.
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Berlin
Strese Mane
Reichstag
Germany
Herr Stresemann
Reichstat
Weimar
Stresemaann
Ebert
Pelitica
Stresemmann
Government Revenues Rise and Expenditures Fall
Washington reports stronger revenue and lower spending for the first seven weeks of the fiscal year. Ordinary receipts total 808 million dollars, up 22 million from last year, while ordinary expenditures amount to 556 million, down 18 million. Officials forecast a healthy year-end surplus.
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United ‘States
Washington
Treasury
Hig. Ja T
U S Mail Lifts Continent in 34 Hours 23 Minutes
San Francisco reports the first all mail night run from the east to the west. Pilot Claire J. Vance flew Crissy Field delivering over 400 pounds of mail in 34 hours 23 minutes, shaving days from traditional routes. The test marks a milestone in rapid continental mail service.
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U.,s
San Francisco
New York
All Mail Service
Claire J.vance
Crissy Field
Hempstead Meldoon
Kongi Island
Coolidges Move Into White House Residence
President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge begin residence at the White House after returning to Washington. They left the New Wilard hotel by car and, by careful service guidance, entered the executive mansion quietly. The president then walked to the executive offices with Mrs. Coolidge.
New Hog Slaughtering Record Reported by Agriculture
Washington August 25 The Department of Agriculture announced that in the year ending hog slaughter totals reached a new high of 48 600 080 surpassing the previous record by a wide margin indicating rising production and demand across the market
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Indiana Sista Portal Appointment Debate In State News
Washington August 26 The President appoints a general solicitor for the department. Mr Blensing, member of the Indiana public commission, is noted in connection with the appointment. The report outlines the ongoing state public service discussions and related legal roles.
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Indiana
Sista Portal
Washington
Vna Pi General
New G
Legaing
Che Fige -Départment
Blensing
Indlana
Coqammiaion
Navy to Fight 70 Million Dollar Budget Cut
Washington Aug 24 Budget Director Lord will be told by Acting Secretary Roosevelt that the Navy's 375 million dollar budget was approved by the late President Harding. Coolidge reportedly supports Harding's wishes to preserve the navy. The administration fears unpreparedness and aims to press for a navy ratio under the firepower treaty. Officials revise estimates as Congress session looms. Navy voices warn against deep cuts. Roosevelt and Roosevelt’s staff gather opinions from prominent Americans returning from Europe.
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Warhington
Lord
Roosevelt
Mavy
Moerding
Coolidge
Darding
Iak
Congress
Naval
Peter
Pauk Macy
Navy
Pan Capitol Air
Sonnel
Europe
United States
Leviathan of Alr Soars in Maiden Flight at Wilner Wrighield
The Barling bomber, the world’s largest airplane, completed its maiden flight before under 1,000 spectators at Wilner Wrighield. Built for the United States Army, the aircraft impressed officials with its ground and air maneuverability and notably slow takeoff and landing speeds in a 28 minute test.
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Leviathan
Alr
Daston
Barling
Wilner Wrighield
United States Army
Klan members sentenced to two years in prison
In Tulsa, Ben T. Stokes Grover Stkoa and Earl Sack of Broken Arrow pleaded guilty to rioting charges during the Adjutant General Baird investigation. District Judge W B Williams sentenced them to two years each in the penitentiary.
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Ku Klux Klan
Tulsa
Okla
Baird
Tulsa County
Ben T. Stkes
Grover
Stkoa
Earl Sack
Broken Arrow
W. B. Willams
Brutal and Ruthless Taxation for Germany Says Hilferding
Berlin August 24 Dr Rudolph Hilferding the first socialist to hold the federal position of minister of finance informed the releasing budget committees that he purposes to inaugurate an era of brutal and merciless taxation policies. The banks and industrial interests already had received his warning and he was desirous to inform the pub heat large of his intention.
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Germany
Hilferding
Berlin
Rudolph Hitter Ding
Dance
Tndustelaliste
Edfording
Moroccan Arms Hidden in Clothes Kill In Raid
Ten are fatally harmed and thirty four injured in a raid in Te tan Morocca. About 200 Moroccans, disguised in clothing, entered a Spanish Morocca area at 0 o'clock Wednesday evening and attacked hotel officers among the dead. The report notes casualties among Moroccan attackers and local officers, with a chaotic toll in London Ay. 24-A dispatch.
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London
Ron Tnngler
Morocea
Tetan
Eng. Wal Ties Jv
Primaries Unwise says survey body report
A special committee told the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws that the ballot candidate name multiplicity under primary elections is a scandal. The panel urged reforms to streamline ballot usage discussed during a Minneapolis session.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Commission Era Aly Uniformatate Inns
Mississippi Tow Sets Freight Record On River Run
A Liggeat tow carrying 14,260 tons of freight on the Mississippi River surpassed the previous record of 14,000 tons set earlier, en route from an unspecified port to New Orleans. The government barge line achieved the milestone, highlighting continued expansion in river shipping capacity.
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Mississippi
Tonth
Mississipp
New Orleans
Uchida Replaces Kato in Tokyo Cabinet Shuffle
Tokyo reports Viscount Yornya Vehlda has been appointed as foreign minister, replacing Duron Kato. Vehlda arrives from abroad and joins the new cabinet with a reported reshuffle amid ongoing diplomatic duties.
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Uchida
Kato
Tokyo
Yornya Vehlda
Ha Baen
Intertmn
Duron Kato
Fissie
U S Market Report World: Fruits Vegetables and Livestock Prices
U S Market report for August 26 lists New Jersey Irish cobblers at 9.2 to 16 pounds per 100 pounds, Kentucky stock at 3.98 to 4.45, Kansas and Missouri Irish cobblers at 3.00 to 2.80, yellow potatoes in Chicago and New York at 3.25 to 3.50. Helle peaches at 1.50 to 2.76, Elberta on the rise. Dairy prices show butter 44 cents, cheese flat at 25 to 26 cents. Live cattle and hogs in Chicago auctions note hogs top at 8.95, cows 2.40 to 3.60, fat lambs 11.26 to 13.85, yearlings 9.91 to 11.75.
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Wasitington
New Jersey
Kentucky
Kansas
Missouri
Chicago
New York
Arkenens Elbertas
Maryland
Dela
Tennessee
California
Hye
Wisconsin
Government Planes Crash in Air Killing Two Officers
Pensacola Aug 23 Undergoing combat practice to complete aviation training Capt George Feu and Pilot Cornelius Melnden of the United States Marine Corps were fatally injured when a four place aircraft collided with another aircraft piloted by First Lieutenant M A Wicinal. The crash occurred at an air station as both planes fell from more than 3,000 feet.
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Pensincala
Vin
George Feu
Plist
Cornelius Melndden
United States Marine Corps
M.A. Wicinal
Senator Sterling and Burton Hailed by Berlin Officials
U S Senator Thomas Sterling of South Dakota and Representative Theodore Burton of Ohio, arriving from Stockholm, faced an unpleasant reception in Berlin when insulted by a German crowd for being foreigners and accused Communists for their attire. They described the incident as hostile and charged intimidation from monarchist elements heightened by their status.
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U. S
Berlin
Thomas Sterling
South Dakota
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Dentury Congress
Stockholm
Ruhr Workers Vote to Keep Up Passive Strike
Hundreds of thousands of German workers in the occupied territory remain at their tasks as they don t receive the wages they demand A deeply confused report notes heavy attendance by delegates including Communists at Esken where about 60 delegates spoke and urged continued resistance against employers The vote endorses maintaining the passive strike as a protest action through the unrest period
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Ruhr
Dusseldorf
Esken
Coolidge Thinks Aircraft Limit Parley Futile
President Coolidge says no value in a conference on the mortgage of the industry abortive, as the white house revealed. The remark came amid doubts about any reach of a workable aviation limit agreement and signals resistance to an international talks.
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Coolidge
New Washington
Googe
White House
Mortiacon
Intutiry
Ameren Lugion
Mowie
Chicago Window Washers Win Strike for Higher Wages
Chicago window cleaners end a strike after the Chicago Window Cleaners’ Association agrees to raise wages from 0 to 1 dollar per hour and implement a 44 hour work week. The settlement follows a period of labor activism among diversified displayers and contractors.
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Chicago
Chicago Window Clean Jag Comiraetors’ Association
Lone Bandit Robs Train Aboard Winnie Central in New York
A lone robber boarded the Winnie Central No. 88 train near Chicago on August 24 at 12:05 AM and held up steward MH O Kelly at the vessel deck, taking unspecified valuables. The incident disrupted travel as investigators begin inquiries.
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Chicago
Winnie Cay
New York
MH. O. Kelly
Stéal' Workers Gain Short Week in Pittsburgh
A Pittsburgh worker action brings a new eight day system reducing daily duties by one day weekly. Managers report positive reception as production continues with the innovation in full effect.
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Pittaburgh
Kivoh
Ora
Menem
Keen on Justice in Alien Lands Ends in Court After Knife Threats
A journalist traveling through a French colony describes an incident with Arab men in Alealers, where a knife-wielding confrontation led to police involvement and a restored payment after French officials intervened. The tale emphasizes a belief in swift, public justice and warns against underestimating native resolve.
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Turry
Alealers
Noregonet
Med Steel
Otfumyer
Acad
Jim
Palles Court
Petlee Court
Tals Place
Ian
Yuneh
The Last Opry In Town Recalled By Janitor Tale
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls the town's last operatic performance at the opera house. A janitor stalls in a rocking chair pipe in hand as a visitor probes the show's title, to which the janitor answers in humorous ambiguity about the age and memory of the lost opry. The exchange ends with a whispered reference to Adler Anderson and his "United Monkeys" routine.
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Opiera
Adler Anederson
Logatuyi
Ruesla Potash Study Reveals Soviet reserves and Europe estimates
A report by a renowned agricultural chemist details Potash Ménastie in Soviet Russia and European estimates. mentions total reserves around 6.568 billion tons and Alsatian basin contents about 4.69 billion tons. It notes proportions containing recoverable phosphorites and varying content ranges from 18 to 45 percent.
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Ruesla
Guvice
Mundy
Protexsor Brtantulint Kofty
Soviet
Russia
Alsatian
Beloning
Meunes
Fragmented quip from Chicago Tribune misread OCR
A garbled line from the Chicago Tribune shows a bashful girl and a man in a long silence. The exchange includes a penny for your thoughts and a reply about thinking of him. The text reflects OCR errors and incomplete dialogue.
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Andy
Chicago Tribune
Iowa farm notes and public notices in county update
A fragmented Iowa State page reports farm yields from Wright, Monona, and other counties, with corn and barley outputs, hogs and cattle market moves, and a warning about dry rot. It notes the Pioneer Days pageant date, infantile paralysis cases at Cornell, a state veterinary appointment, and plans for a union of independent producers with a Des Moines meeting.
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William ‘Taylor
Gilafall
Dayton
JL Mills
Juap
Fimo
Towa
Mutaon Uiros
Cedar
Calin
Morahan
Shenandoah
Feuncla Murphy
Jn Murphy
Seagon
Trace
Cornell Wiuffe
Bretesa
Tndo- Pendent
Des Monnve
Refluor
Jobber
William B. Lincoln
Amos
James Rush Lincoln
United States Department of Agriculture
Meade Baker
Law City
New York
Prapetaco
The
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