Tradesmen Face Fewer Jobs Yet Higher Pay in Slump
The 1914 housing boom required 650 carpenters but rising demand now calls for 1000, as labor attitudes shift. Widespread resentment grows over wage cuts and productivity pressures, while employers seek to ration work and sustain profits amid slower demand.
Shrine Band Angelenos Path to Wilburstinn LA
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a delegation from Muwatin and activities in Los Angeles. It references a shrine band, Angeleno participants, and ties to Arabian topics with scattered place names and unclear actions. Core facts are indiscernible due to corruption.
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Trial of Little Motor Car Heads Starts Monday
Indicted officers and stockholders of the Little Motor Car company face federal trial in Texas. The case centers on alleged misuse of company funds connected with sales, with the proceeding slated to begin Monday in the federal court.
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Suspense Over Six Years In Court Settlement
In Chicago a fogbound Saturday judge Norgan settled a long feud between Jobart Morrie and Orlalog. The decision awarded possession after six years of legal contention. Attorneys argued costs and the outcome set the terms for the involved parties and financial obligations.
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SC Norgan
Deazley Roth
Gay Dorie
Five killed ten injured in Londonderry riot
Fragmentary dispatch reports a riot in Londonderry resulting in five dead and ten wounded. The chaotic scene involved gunfire at a junction on Longtower Street amid nationalist tensions and clashes with security forces. Police and emergency responders struggled to control the unrest as gunfire erupted and bystanders sought cover. Local authorities urged calm while investigating the causes and possible affiliations behind the violence.
Enemies of Tiger Strike Change in Ex Premier Trial
A historic trial entangles leaders tied to former prime minister amid a surge of political energy. Alleged plots and shifting loyalties drive a volatile national scene as courts weigh charges and public opinion intensifies.
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Tiger
Change
Convicted Solon Appears To Serve Prison Term
A convicted Solon appears to be serving a prison term as details from the district court are unclear. The report references a man around age thirty to forty, tied to an electoral or party event on a date in June, with connections to local politics and a candidate named Thomas.
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Solon
Three Killed in Race Riot in Chicago Black Belt
Fragmentary report describes three people killed during clashes in Chicago's Black Belt area amid civil rights unrest. Police and witnesses cited violence with tensions mounting as demonstrations intersected with inciting rhetoric and confrontations.
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Black Belt
Chicago
Signing of Water Power Bill Made Possible by Pledge
A chaotic OCR reading reports a debate over a water power bill, with scattered phrases about a pledge enabling passage. It mentions officials, committees, and vague references to a secretary and further governmental actions. The legible names and specifics are sparse, but the item centers on legislative backing for the water power measure.
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