Congressional Probe Varied by Hoover Borah Strike Talks
Journalist notes Borah calls for a congressional probe into bituminous coal pricing if Hoover price negotiations fail to curb profiteering. Hoover seeks price adjustments and retailer protection while avoiding politicizing the strike. The conference yields no firm action on government intervention. scholars debate legality and potential investigations.
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Enate Labor Committee
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Union Leaders Set Monthly Pay For Section Men At 46.92
A Cincinnati report says railroad presidents backed a plan to fix section men’s wages at 46.92 per month as a minimum to sustain road beds and home life. Eleven railway unions would vote on a strike if wage cuts continue after July, citing the need to support workers and families amid industry pressures.
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Gine
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Hale
Mars Returns to Close Earth View on June Eighteenth
A brief astronomy notice cites Mars will be 32,380,000 miles distant from Earth on June 18. The fragmentary text mentions observational terms and an archaic price or signing line, with stray letters and OCR artifacts. readers are urged to watch for clear celestial parallax data and timing in upcoming sky guides.
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Mars
North Dakota Spring Wheat and Grain Acreage Report
North Dakota spring wheat acreage is 8.121 million, with 42.3 percent or 3.436 million acres in durum and 4.686 million in other spring wheats. Oats, barley and rye acreages and yields are reported with conditions near or above May 1 averages. Production figures compare to 1931 and 1914-1920 averages, noting declines in some crops and stronger rye pastures.
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Barney
North Dakris
Nore’ Dakota
Anglo Irish treaty outlook and Ulster frontier easing
After a London meeting of British signatories to the Anglo Irish Treaty Griffith and Lloyd George were to confer, with optimism that a settlement on the Irish constitution is near and the Ulster frontier issue temporarily smoothed. Michael Collins signals southern unity while Sinn Fein in Sonora faces nighttime gunfire and arson attempts, including a blaze on Alfred Street damaging a linen firm block and several cars.
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House of Commons
Ulster
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Dubuty
Sinn Felsaire
Sonora
Guarch
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Bet Sfire
Proposals Aim at Harmony in U S Building Trades
Cincinnati June 10 proposals to promote harmony in the building industry were recommended by a committee report. Mr Donlin offered a program to eliminate strikes and win public support for the industry as the only unfinished item before the federation's convention next week. Delegates planned to adjourn tonight.
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Cimpilatas
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Prince of Monaco Undergoes Second Operation
The Prince of Monaco was operated on again today in Paris due to his advanced age and the prior operation within the last year. Associated Press dispatch notes the procedure follows a previous surgery and reflects ongoing health concerns for the royal figure.
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Monaco
Brooklyn Maine woman found guilty of food aid violations
In Houston Maine on June 10 Cari A Sutter of Boston pleaded guilty to eight counts of violating Maine food laws. The defendant and her co-conspirators sought food for a woman to study, then presented false plans to the court. Judge James Arohibula presided yesterday as the case unfolded.
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Houston
Maine
Harding Speaks At Dedication Of Washington Monument
President Harding, returning from New Jersey,Dedicated a monument honoring George Washington at Princeton. Dean West praised his stance on veterans bonuses and anti strike laws as he received an honorary Doctor of Laws. The address featured breaks from the manuscript as Harding urged virtue and national traditions amid historical pageantry.
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Jersey
Reports urge legislation on Muscle Shoals
Washington June reports from the military committee urge enactment of legislation to develop Muscle Shoals nitrate projects by private enterprise, while admitting disagreement on talks and proposing that the task be done by the public. Ford proposals and plant elimination are debated, with parties seeking early action before adjournment.
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Heavy Rain Storm Harms Minneapolis Kills Boy
A severe overnight storm in Minneapolis caused widespread damage. A one year old boy named Arn d Lynton was killed by a live wire toppled by lightning. Streets flooded, sewers overflowed, and manhole covers were forced open by the torrent. Hall accompanied the storm and added to the chaos.
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Ambrose School District Approves Continued Four Year System
Taxpayers in Ambrose North Dakota vote to sustain the present four year high school program amid financial strain. A public meeting backed a gymnasium project funded by community contributions and labor.
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Shafer Targets License Dept Scandal in North Dakota
Shafer, running on the Independent Republican ticket, opened his campaign with an address denouncing the attorney general’s office for political use and criticizing the state licensing department. He cited alleged mismanagement of the home building association and a large deficit from the department, noting audits found excessive salaries and travel expenses. He pledged reforms and accountability in state administration.
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State Enforcement League
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Bismarck
Johnson
Leavin
Mystery Death In Indiana On A Sand Pyre Shrouded
Investigation continues into the death of an unidentified man found on a sand pyre in Porter county Indiana. The partially burned corpse shows signs of a bullet or blow and suggests possible motives including an enemy hunt or illicit revenue. Sales slips bearing the name Anderson were found among the victim’s effects in Chicago.
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Kerossne
Anderson
Uitcane
Hearings on piece work coercion near New York Central shops
Chicago June 10 Hearings resumed by the United States railroad labor board on charges that men in New York Central shops were coerced into accepting piece work in violation of transportation rules. B M Jewell of the AFL rail section led the demand and the strike ballot prompting wage reductions. A board decision before July 1 was possible as wage radiations take effect, while the strike vote continued.
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New York Central
United States Railroad Labor Board
American’ Federation of Labor
Canadian West in for bumper crop year says Winnipeg grain exchange
Winnipeg grain exchange reports excellent crop prospects in the Canadian west with harvest in seven weeks. Traders note no major setbacks, and a $300000 expansion to raise a wing and extend the building to ten stories will make Winnipeg grain exchange one of the continent's largest grain trading offices.
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Death of T ck Es wrcomeny in Dallas Texas
The notice reports the death of T ck Es wrcomeny in Mount Pleasant yesterday. It also notes Ryder, North Dakota forming a baseball club with officers named J F Dickinson as president and HC Miller as treasurer, Hurley and Ventive on the financial committee.
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Sub-Committee probes grain grower group charges
Chicago officers Mason and Ecknardt were summoned to testify before a senate agriculture sub committee today over accusations the United States Grain GrowersAssociation misused $600000 in initiation fees and dues and $200000 borrowed while failing to market grain for sixty thousand members The inquiry grew from a resolution by former Senator Kenyon to contest agricultural legislation.
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