Coal Strike Ends With One Billion Dollar Loss
Philadelphia reports the coal strike concluded after a 44 year agreement and a 30 day window for board references. The strike, ongoing since September 1, 1026, caused estimated damages of about one billion dollars to operators and miners, with production resuming to normal within two to three weeks under a settlement aligning wages and introducing a panelised board for future disputes. The agreement preserves the current wage scale for four and a half years, continuing the Roosevelt era coal can closure board and arbitration mechanisms.
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Roosevelt Commission
Millions in Tax Fraud Sparks National Inquiries
Washington reports a sweeping probe into about 1,000 corporations and individuals accused of fraudulent tax evasion. Treasury agents from the special Intelligence section estimate taxes involved could reach 100 million, with cases under scrutiny across several firms and private hands as officials warn that figures may be imprecise due to the complex nature of court actions.
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Dehorning 100 Bull Elk Proves Hard Task
Mixgoula Montana attempts to roundup 480 head of elk to ship from Molsae in the Sluthfeot Jugiay Reserve to Middleboro MykH. The process involved dehorning 100 bulls and tagging 50 for transport, using electrified barriers while avoiding injuries. Officials faced delays and safety concerns during the operation.
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New Ocean Cable Project Noted for Westward Route
A planned cable project titled New Ocean Cable Victoria 1B aims to link Bamiela Vaueuuver Ie land with Puaning Island in mid Pennsylvania. Completion is expected by September this year with an estimated cost of £2400 and involves likely transcontinental work.
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Wade to Quit Air Service After Around World Flight
Colonel William A. Mitchell and Lieutenant Leigh Wade plan Wade’s retirement from U S air service effective March 2 after Wade completes the around the world flight. Public notice notes Wade’s service and forthcoming departure from duties within the United States.
Dairy and Poultry Prices Promising in 1920s Outlook
A Foreword from the Federal Department of Agriculture reports likely favorable dairy and poultry markets through the rest of the year. Fewer cows and improved conditions may raise production costs and prices, while demand for dairy products rises since the war, with poultry prices also expected higher despite limited supplies.
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Attack in Mexican Town Leaves Two Girls Dead in San Diego
Seven people including Zena Times, chief of police in Tinian, are under arrest in connection with the abduction and assault of Audrey and Clyde Vetcet, two American girls. The girls were found at home with one dead and the other dying from gas exposure believed turned on during a personal crisis. Investigators pursued a charge as Ameri can authorities prepared to seek a formal inquiry.
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Auto Inventor Dies in Minery After Spent Fortune
Fragmentary report recalls Alphonse Tol mont, inventor of the Nrat tlevant combustion, dying near Lydas in the Mteto yitiga of Vex rence after years of poverty while his alleged wealth from an inc yoution by Wide tringna of dollars remains unproven.
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Wisconsin Prof Sees 1000 Students Graduate Soon
A Wisconsin professor, A. Ross, claims that about 1,000 students at the University of Wisconsin could be persuaded to study if the first thousand students leave the campus. He notes his analysis was based on responses from roughly 2,000 individuals.
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Maryland University President Pears on to Accept Pro‑Role
Former University of Maryland Baltimore president Dr Raymond A Pear son is reported to accept a new leadership position at a state college. The announcement notes his prior tenure and the university’s tie to the Maryland system.
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