Charges by Jett Lauck Denounced as Propaganda by Rail Unions
Statements to the railroad labor board by W. Jett Lauck, contending railroads waste funds and mismanage, are called propaganda by western railroad leaders. They argue such claims distract from wage issues and misstate capitalization and prices, urging the board to omit them from hearings.
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Jett Lauck
Railroad Labor Board
W. Jett Tauck
Ddehalf
Western Railroads
Charles II
Markham
Ilinois Central Railroad
Tate Uolden
Chicago, Bu
Borrd
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Iron and
Steq
High Handed Treatment Triggers Training School Resignations
Unclear text describes a dispute at a training school led by J. M. Devine and eleven officers resigning amid claims of loss of control. A cook retaliates with leave denial and disruptions ripple through the institution as officials depart following the confrontation.
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J. M. Devine
Training School
Devine
Imacutaon
Telang
Tom
Perceipe
Stan Sogeeyaey
Eegm Mey Khan
Foreign Trade Council Ends Four Day Meet
Cleveland May 7 The eleventh annual convention of the National Foreign Trade Council closed a four days session with the adoption of the platform for the coming year. The report urged creation of long term credit facilities and financial institutions under the Edge law to promote foreign trade. It warned against hasty expansion and called for reductions in transportation costs to restore balance in world markets.
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Cleveland
Ohio
National Foreign Trade Council
United States
Hia
Europe
Forest Fires Reported in Minnesota Jack Pine District
St Paul May 7 Forest fires are reported burning in the northern Minnesota Jack Pine district near Gull Lake according to State Forester W T Cox. Rangers report forests are very dry and officials fear little risk unless a strong wind develops in the second growth timber district.
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St. Paul
Minn
Jack Pine
Gull Lake
State
W. T. Cox
Demand Funds Held Out of N D Bank
Burke county commissioners passed a resolution to enjoin county treasurer J Jensen from depositing county funds in the Bank of North Dakota. A hearing on Larsen vacating the office and turning it over to Jensen was set for 5 p.m. in Bowbells before Judge Moellering.
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Herald Specifi
Bowbells
N. D
Burke County
J. Ro Jensen
Bank of North Dakota
Barko County
Bownella
Eddering
Tyrdaurer
Lawrence Larsen
J. BR. Jensen
Moellring
Larsen
Bank of
Laanren
First Big Shipment Of Ore Dumped At Duluth Docks Today
May 1 Duluth Minn Five hundred cars of ore from the Masaba range were dumped at the local docks for loading on freighters the first of the week for delivery to lower lake ports. The Oliver Iron Mining Company began loading trains for transfer to freighters expected to arrive at the head of the lakes soon. Coal boats of the Pittsburgh Steamship Company arrived with consignments, boosting receipts at the docks as ships increase on the Great Lakes.
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Duluth
Mann
Masaba
Oliver Iron Mining Company
Reading
Minnesota Iron Ranj
Oliver Many
Pittsburgh Steamship Company
Great Lakes
Senate Committee Favors Packer Bill
Washington May 7 Favorable report ordered on the Norris McLaughlin packer regulation bill by the Senate agriculture committee. Opponents won elimination of the proposed federal livestock commission and sought to place jurisdiction under the department of agriculture. Decision to hold further consideration next Friday.
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Washington
Norriny McLaughlin
Agriculture Committee
Puluth
Department of Question
Angly
Thoman E. Wilson
Institute of American Meat Packers
House
London
Stransport Workers Federation
England
Aeers
Order
Union of
Aph
Valley City Leader Resigns to Assume New Duties
Gov. ermor of this sta, has resigned as president of eis Middlewest Trust company to devote time to his new duties. The resignation was announced in a tweet and confirms his departure from the bank post to pursue the governor’s evolving responsibilities.
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Volrr
N. D
Ermor
Eis Middlewest Trust Company
Hear
Baseball score lines and player names from a historic game
The fragment lists team names Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Boston and various players such as Smith Miller Tohey Sayjer Ring Wheat McQuillan O Neill Lewin and Kenton Wergrave Martin Killiter. It appears as a box score or game-by-game tally with inning counts and placeholders, reflecting a vintage baseball summary.
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Brooklyn
New York
Smith and Miller
Tohey
Say Jer
Upper Silesia Still Center Of Uprisings
Paris report says Allies urge rapid suppression of Polish uprisings in Upper Silesia with Allied troops and demand swift commission findings on Poland Germany borders after recent plebiscite. Lloyd George asserts disarmament by Germany may justify Poland disarmament requests if treaty terms are enforced.
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American League
Cleveland
Wilkingon
Schalk
Mal O'Neill
Paris
Associated Press
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Silesia
Uied
Poland
Germany
London
Jgoumet
Detroit
Dause
Alnsmith
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Billings
Debloin
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Deblois
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Bronond
Upper Shewia
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Maidstone
England
Lloyd George
Vfo
Ireland
James Craig
Ulster
Eamonn de Valera
Oppeln
Upper Silesia
Inter-Allied Commission
Breslau
Kreuxburg
Here
Fragmentary OCR hints at names and places in New York
The readable text mentions Tennock Tel iigerin and Per kina in New York with scattered terms like Washington and Jobson. Ambiguous fragments show possible names and locations without clear events or context.
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Tennock
Tel Iigerin
Perkina
New York
Tsicveesses
Washington
Putin Ana “Itethevan
Jobson
Telegraphic Briefs Chronicle War and Public Affairs
Washington accepts unofficial envoy to European council and reparations talks. St Louis man found guilty in Mount Vernon Illinois mall robbery totaling 376000 dollars. Dr Jacob Gould Schurman named as potential Chinese ambassador by President Harding. Burroughs Memorial forest of 14000 trees dedicated in Poughkeepsie. Memorial streets to honor veterans planned by Washington officials. War Finance Corporation approves loans totaling 11038000 dollars to finance exports. Paris reports active Communist drive against mobilization with four street clashes and limited press coverage.
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Washington
Haa
Supreme Council
Council of Ambassadors
Europe
Comen
St. Louis
Loren Willarneon
Mount Vernon
Illinois
Jacob — Gould Schurman
Cornell
Harding
China
War Finance Corporation
Paris
Former Service Man of Minot Found Dead With Wrist Slashed
Minot dormitory area reports Oscar Nason ex soldier aged 28 found dead with a slit wrist. Coroner cites possible suicide, inquest pending. Nason served in France, had financial troubles since return, single with one brother in Great Falls. Parents deceased. Also notes Farm er State Bank of Chokio in St Paul suspends operations due to nervous depletion. stockholders to meet to discuss reestablishment.
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Minot
Herald Special Service
N. D
Oscar Nason
Nason
France
Great Falls
Whiskey Runer Body Claimed By South Dakota Woman
Jamestown May 5 Mrs M J Maddow of Scotafield South Dakota said a body found yesterday is her husband killed in a Thursday clash between federal prohibition agents and county officers. Three men named Mere Smith 23 Mitchell South Dakota Edward Johnson said he had no home were involved in the incident.
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Jamestown
M. J. Maddow
Scotafield, & D
Federal
Agenia
Mere Smith
Mitchell
Edward Johnson
British welcome Prince Michi on his England visit
The Japanese battleship Katori carries Prince Hirohito to England as warships at Spithead salute. The crown prince will stay aboard the Katori over Sunday and sail to London on Monday.
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London
Katori
Hirohito
England
Spithead
Crown Prince Michi to Visit Europe on Imperial Tour
The Japanese crown prince Michi, heir to the throne, travels abroad with a royal party for the first time. A major in infantry and naval apprentice, he is noted for history and world affairs knowledge. The trip follows his 1912 proclamation as heir and marks a historic foreign journey for a prince of the blood.
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Michi
Hirohito Michomiya
Yoshihito
Unone
Nippon
Togo
Europe
Yasuhito
Nobuhito
Takahito
House of Peers
Japan
Meiji
Peers School
Tokis
Imperial Education Institute
Sadako
Washington
United States
Micht
Nabe
Jignthal Thene
Phenens
Sai
Bismarck
NX. D
Mayi
Atay
Nia Centiony
Lyon
Mirohito
Mystrious
Mutuhito
U S Accepts Allied Invitation to Council Roles
The United States will send observers to Allied supreme council sessions and participate unofficially in the conference of ambassadors and the reparations commission, under President Harding's plan. George Harvey becomes ambassador to Great Britain and will sit with the council. Roland W. Boyden and the France observer also assigned.
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Washingon
Paris
Roland W. Boyden
Conference of Ambassadors
State Department
Harding
International Councils
George Harvey
Great Britain
R Allied Supreme Council
London
Council
United States
Supreme Council
L Lgague of Nations
League
Washington
Allied Supreme Council
United Sites
Ambasca
Lore i Paria
France
White House
Britain
England
Yale Wins Track and Field Meet
Yale defeated Princeton in a dual track and field meet at Princetap by 156 to 4. The meet highlights Yale dominance as they outpaced Princeton in sprints distance and field events.
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YALE
Princetap
N. J
Princeton
Demand for aunts escorts for school trips and shopping
London reports rising demand for “aunts” to accompany schoolchildren and nocturnal outings, with an “Universal Aunts” group of about 70 cultured women formed for chaperoning and travel. In Des Moines on May 7, Jack Britquistic and Johnny Tillman are linked to a ten round bout, while Tommy Ryan announces another event.
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London
Vieitore
Universal Aunts
Tillman
Des Moines
Jack
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