River and Men Battle in Wartime Hospital Bill Fight
The House passed a wartime bill to authorize up to 17 million dollars for additional veterans hospital facilities, with amendments increasing the appropriation to 35 million and assigning oversight to a director. The measure now goes to the Senate as debates continued on related federal construction powers. Meanwhile the Mississippi River swelled by heavy rains, nearing a flood crisis as levees faced strain from Cairo to Vicksburg. Officials and workers evacuated low lands and monitored embankments, with Memphis looming a crest around 43 feet and Helena forecast near 53 feet, threatening rail traffic and river packets operating to aid relief efforts.
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Government in Dublin Alive to Danger Mutineers
London dispatch reports Belfast saying republican committee ordered mobilization of the Irish Republican Army for Sunday possibly to violent action. Provisional government issues warning to the men as explosives are seized aboard an admiralty ship off the Irish coast and moved to an unknown location.
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To Dismiss Suits Against Townley
A. C. Townley Win Lemke and others face dismissal of nonpartisan league suits after the state organization stock in the Fargo Courier-News was delivered to the league organ. Plaintiffs attorney announced the move today in Fargo North Dakota.
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Charles Worse as Former Emperor Charles of Austria-Hungary
The Associated Press reports the condition of former Emperor Charles of Austria-Hungary is worsening and he is said to be Nearing a critical turn. The brief bulletin notes continued illness and hospital care as observers monitor his health.
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Stickler assigns letters as from her to threaten death
New York March 24 Associated Press Ming says Mioo Stone admitted authorship of letters threatening murder of Ellie Kinkead, Cincinnati lawyer, in trial. Stone claimed motive was fear to force a ceremonial marriage after years of alleged delay and broken plans. Nurse testified, distressed and tearful, as cross examination continued. Continued on Page
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Harding Fires Director of U S Bureau of Engraving
A government upheaval sees the director of the U S Bureau of Engraving replaced amid a wider reshuffle of executives. An acting official and several deputies are named as the administration moves to reorganize the agency under a new leadership plan.
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French Lose 700 in Morocco Row
In French Morocco a surprise attack in the Mouimiya valley left French forces with casualties. Details from Lahadya Thies Prong Styelve, Sealy, and Upelgala indicate a violent engagement reported by local wireless stations and observers.
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West Pointer in Lindsay Scandal
New York March 1 Indictments charge grand larceny amid a Lindsay scandal. Alfred Lindsay, a confessed swindler, pleaded guilty to theft from Mrs Wy and testifies against others including Mayor Sutton and Parrott. The scheme reportedly netted about 1.81 million from wealthy society women through brokerages and false deals.
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Helena School Election Held Today for Trustees
Helena Independent School District trustees face re election as Judge Day and Ty MeNamee seek another term. Nominees include Sterling to succeed Caltingham amid health concerns. Voting takes place at Bryant and Hormer wards with polling hours from dawn to dusk.
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WIDESPREAD US IN WAGES COMING
New York reports warn of widespread wage disruptions as anthracite and bituminous coal strikes loom. Officials say Pennsylvania workers may be ousted tomorrow, with Great Lakes manufacturing and transport hubs at risk. Government says no immediate intervention planned. faith in supply protection remains.
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CA tiv not on fame 12, Lule te
Fragmentary OCR note mentions CA tiv not on fame 12 and Lule te with uncertain context. No clear names, dates, or events to confirm a cohesive news item.
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Defiant Mines Defy Kansas Court Order Reported
An article reports miners and operators in Kansas resisting a court order issued by the Industrial Court. The piece mentions ongoing wage queries, a new agreement, and policy statements by a national association. It notes tensions between miners and operators as a clash over compliance and oversight.
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Montana Miners Walk and Bosses Post Notice of Pay Reduction
Montana miners walk as bosses publish notice of wage cuts affecting last two years. The piece details wage reductions, regional operations, and impacts on workers in Bear Creek, Warm Springs, and nearby plants. It notes workers faced up to five seventy to eight dollars class wage variations and references longer-term operator deterrence affecting output and pay.
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Pioneer of 1864 Dies in Bozeman
A Bozeman based obituary notes the death this morning of a 89 or 90 year old Irish native and Civil War era pioneer known for traveling by team with his wife Harriet from Des Moines to Virginia City. He is survived by two sons J McDonnell of Manhattan and Robert Winsett McDonnell of Kansas City, along with seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Coal Miners Walk Out In Nationwide Strike Wave
Indianapolis March 31 Union coal miners halted production and walked off the job across multiple states to pressure operators on wage terms. Officials warned the suspension could involve hundreds of thousands of workers and draw in thousands more non union men, with Kentucky districts seeing continued work while Nova Scotia and western Canadian provinces prepared to join the stoppage.
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Red Circulars Alleged to Mislead Illinois Miners
Springfield Illinois March 31 miners say red circulars were issued from the miners headquarters in district by Frank Farrington district president claiming communists or detectives issued notices to incite disorder. Officials believe the circulars were distributed to disrupt work in 1935 coal mines as part of a strike order by the International Union.
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How Coal Is Mined from American Mines
Report notes 24 percent of coal is wired by Hand, 56 percent is machine mined, and the remainder is shot underground. The figures reflect methods used across major U.S. coal regions and hint at evolving mining practices.
Opfn Shop Mines Aimed At Boosting Coal Output
Non-anion mines operating at lop pond pledge to supply the country with early boom tonnage of bituminous coal weekly. AL Marrow of the National Coal Association estimates 500.00 tons weekly capacity as the strike begins, leaving a shortage of about 1000 tons per week.
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Very Small Coal Supply Reported for This State
The interior department reported Montana has the smallest on-hand coal supply in six years. It notes Montana mined about 2,976,088 tons in 1919 and contrasts with a normal yearly mining level, highlighting a tight coal stock situation amid a bituminous strike.
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