Shipping Board fights for cotton cargo share with Britain
The Shipping Board plans to quote lower rates than Liverpool Conference Lines to secure Egyptian cotton cargoes for American ships. It cites the Jones Act as a weapon to force British operators to grant fair competition, arguing that a strong U S stance will reveal real power in the merchant marine and press Britain to share maritime business.
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Ehan
Matine Maans Business Shipping Board
Egypt
Liverpool
Mack
Dward
Ellerman
Moss
Pee
Secretary Commerce
Panto
United Ata
Cunard Gonay
New York
Great Britain
United States
Harding
Mr. Lasker
Shipping Board
Taxkc
Conservatory Picnic Draws Students For Day of Outing
All students competed with the Conservatory of Music in a lively picnic day held in Daugheny Grove. Professor Bartholomew, head of the music department, led the outing with a hike and activities throughout the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugheny Grove
Bartholomew
Ford Cars in Collision on Oakland Avenue
Damages were sustained by Diefards of Metoney at McSweeny when Ford cars collided on Oakland avenue last night. Reports say the accident was caused by blinded drivers from the other car’s lights as one vehicle came up the hill and the other rolled down.
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Diefards
Metoney
McSweeny
Oakland Avenue
Ollock
Accicen
Oyster Stew Tale From Distant Harbors
An OCR fragment describes oyster stew, water, and voices around a kitchen scene. The text includes garbled phrases and misread names, mentioning a bearer, heat, and a protest related to protecting the oyster layer and anvils. The readable content hints at a maritime cooking or protest motif without clear dates or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betbery
Pasar
Contorted etymology muddies a cryptic note
A fragmentary OCR inspired line hints at a place named alnrton and a date or event connected to PWT AGE Ot WP. Names and destinations are unclear, but the piece references caves or caverns and a water-related context.
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Alnrton
PWT
Phi Psis 10 Have Pig Roast Golf Winners Named
Samuel King David Blu and Wayne Tomb won prizes at the Phi Kappa Psi golf tournament at the Country Club yesterday. After the match twelve members dined at the Country Club and played the 10th hole. Chairman Hal White announced a pig roast at Hile's next Tuesday evening with about thirty Phi Psis attending.
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Samuel King David Blu
Wayne Tomb
Phi Kappa Psi
Hal White
Hile
Phi Psis
Hat
Parker
White Farm
35 000 P A R MEN TO STICK
Train workers vote trend signals walkout opposition yet signs point to a broader strike. Union officials report conductors on the Pennsylvania system largely voting against quitting while maintenance of way and shop laborers deny participation. A telegram from maintenance leaders urges members to stay on the job. Names of union officers cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zatian
Brotherhood of Law
Iotive
Trainineg
Brotherhood of Raiload Tralley Wen
Order
Raileay Unni
Mississippi
Chesapeake and
Qohiv
Lega Tsylvania
S. O. Cowen
Tahoe Mien
Broad Street
Wited Brotherhood of Maintonates
Piampioyes
Pretty Furs Do Not Make Pretty Odors
International News Service reports a chaotic incident in Kirksville where a traveling man saw a skunk in a baggage room. Sheriff Waddill fired bullets at the creature as the balmy night yielded no breeze. The tale ends with a moral about appearances versus odor.
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International News Service
Kirksville
Ale
Waddill
Poor Directors End Convention in Wilkes-Barre
Twenty members of the Association of the Poor and Corrections of Pennsylvania concluded their convention in Wilkes-Barre by endorsing state control of maintenance and treatment for the insane. After a talk by Dr. W. Mitchell of the Waris a state hospital, they decided to hold the next annual meeting in Uniontown.
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Wilkds-Barre
Ort
Association of the Poor and
Chaviliea Aml Corrections
Pennsylvania
Ds TD. Wo. Mitchell
Warisa
Uniontown
Wayword Seward youths detained after stone throwing incident
In Seward two boys and a youth named Riley were detained after a street disruption involving stone throwing at a tian. Their families and local officers discuss the incident, with a parent vowing to curb his son’s behavior and seek reform, reflecting concerns over juvenile trouble and community response.
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Richard
Charles
Riley
I Greenstorg
Waleer
Bers
Johnstown
Juin Berets
Albert Ulatre
Tatiana
Shine
Tohnstown
Cambria
Cave
Ulaire
Wal
Seward
Willlatahtea
Dytadoes
Mrs George Heads W C T U Leads Historic Convention
Reports from the W C T U convention show Mrs George leading the session with focus on sow poisons and reform themes. Delegates heard speeches from Mesparnan and others critiquing prohibition and urging moral reform and outreach amid partisan pressure.
Free Lecture At M E Church On Life Work
A free lecture at the M E Church will feature De Crate speaking on Life Work and Christian service. General secretary of Bible Work at Ipworth Laaggeau, Wloka, will discuss the geese of Cieapo and urge Indians to hear an outstanding speaker. The talk aims to inspire thousands of young people toward Christian service this evening.
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Dun
Diral
Tadly Nieutine
Waien
Vauio
Thas Ueien
Laval Teal
Savaag
Gratton
Livan
Pittsburgh
Babacce
Pane Ueukely Cigsades
Vonmmontdinp
Presnat Harding
Organiulioni
Re. Wloka
Geese of
Henry Rive Impersonates Malades Agave at Pite
Henry Rive is accused of faking a malady and feigning illness at Pite, prompting investigation into his actions and potential deception. Local authorities are reviewing the case for possible fraud and public safety implications.
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Henry Rive
Yardmen Will Stay On Job In Nationwide Rail Strike Prep
Nabidijal headquarters in Columbus Ohio sent notices to Yardmasters Association members across the country instructing them to remain on duty in the event of a railroad workers strike.
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Ese
Columbus
Nabidijal
Railroyd Yardmasters' Association of Agrévay
Marath
al Wok
Tailros
Attempted Appointments. Paris and Europe rocked by terror plots
Dispatches report terror threats tied to a broad British French and American diplomatic row. Police guard leaders amid bomb plot fears as protests surge in Paris Rome and domestic responses extend from Massachusetts to Braintree with arrests and weapon tests described.
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Nis
Paris
Oel
Conmmanats
Moyvou
Briel
Braintree
Alba
Sadier Herrick
Te Tingleaders
Diplomit
Emg
General Pershing
Cherbouty Unday
Ani Welrel Servies
England Orders Two More Ships
London Belgians report Great Britain has ordered the construction of four new capital ships. Prime Minister Lloyd George told the House of Commons in the late session that Britain would build additional battleships to strengthen the navy amid ongoing tensions.
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Lloyd George
Anid
Bhutan
Fle
England
United States
LON Ton
Bel
Uritain
Saik
Navy
Lloyd George Ats Mound
House of Conn
For Sale Notice for Locks and Supplies Company Equipment
A sale alert notes items from a business using buildings for offices and production. It lists office and shop assets related to locks and hardware, inviting bids or inquiries from interested buyers. The notice emphasizes property and inventory available for purchase.
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Italy
France
FORD
Kuiyes
Mies
RE Orter
I, Ty
Wwe
Priged Fivin Yao Uj
Colanders
Aca
Bal Arc AG
Ip Ponyaylvahia System
United Brotherhood Maintenance of Way
Assane
Wihtington
Wennsylvania Sys Wben
Kennedy
H. Vallier
D. T. Redmond
O'Flanagan
Wayword
Tee One
Scho
Dad Parry
Boe
Koster
Philadelphia
Mariner's
Indiana
South Seventh
Stevie
Chiladelphian Street
T, Steving & Co
B.C
Clymer
Bath
Ley
Aid
Gazette Office
Gazette
Ine Wuire
Tildebrand
Younkins
Church Street
D. R. Wetting
Loeust Street
J. R. Wettling
Toocast Street
Frank Pinnate
POR Sale L
Sp Cies
Oo Prontag Sa
Reed Slyollur
Oliver Typewriter
Dowglass
Bud-X
Lan Schaal Street
Brau
Philadelphia Streat
Sis
James Gins
D. No
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SANT
Waynes
Mireshadl
Wahlton Street
Marshall Building
Our
Metropolitan Insurance Baltey
Gazette Ofide
Mrs. George Heads
M. E. Church
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