Coal strikes surge as St Louis seizes vital supply
Washington reports Secretary Wilson's coal situation study delay. Chicago and St Louis officials scramble to allocate fuel as unions, operators, and federal authorities argue over steps to avert a coal famine. Indiana proposes a unique state price and distribution control plan for coal.
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Rear Admiral Numioft Dies in California Navy Veteran
Rear Admiral Tantin Numioft retired from the Navy died in Santa Barbara California at ninety with passage through the Atlantic blockade and service at the academy noted. Born in Milwaukee Wisconsin he rose through the Mare Island era and held consort roles under Capl. 8. Kempf before his death while en route to the city.
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Another C. O. Freed by Secretary Baker
Brent Dow Allison, once a diplomatic clerk at the American legation in Berne, Switzerland, was released from Fort Leavenworth after two and a half years. He gained notoriety in 1918 for a letter to War Secretary Baker denouncing conscription. The war department’s policy allows release of conscientious objectors when conduct permits. Allison was freed yesterday and was due to arrive in Chicago today.
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Dayton Celebrates Cox Nomination Homecoming
Dayten Ohio residents and Miami valley neighbors celebrated Gov. James M. Cox as the Democratic presidential nominee with a non-partisan homecoming. A 2 20 p m civic parade was the main feature amid crowded streets and a decorated review stand, with speeches banished and many Daytons observing a half holiday.
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Ohio
James M. Cox
Dayton
Miami Valley
Cox
Court of Honor
Court House
Harvesters Increase Capital At International Harvester
Hoboken Nov 30 Stockholders of the International Harvester Company at a special meeting ratified a plan to raise preferred stock from 60 million to 100 million and common from 40 million to 1850 million with 20 million common and 40 million preferred set aside for a stock ownership plan for about 40 000 employees in the U S and Canada. Ten million of the new common will be used to pay a 12 1 2 percent stock dividend on the present 80 million common.
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International Harvestor Company
Canada
Albany Rabbi Mayer Found Dead In Study
Albany and ELOY police report Rabbi Dr. Mayer of Temple Beth Vineth found dead Thursday night seated in his study with two garrota in the room. Coroner John B. Mailenle conducts an investigation into the death, initially regarded as a likely self-inflicted case.
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Eloy
Bi Mayer
Temple Beth Vineth
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Mailenle
Sugar Hoarder Sentenced in Lever Act Case
New York July 30 A Leasen proprietor of a grocery faced a two year penitentiary sentence at Atlanta after being found guilty of hoarding under the Lever Act. Evidence showed he hoarded more than 200000 pounds of sugar.
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New York
A. Leasen
Atlanta
Chicago Murderer Sentenced to Die
Chicago jurors verdicts Bueno Cleary, a gunman, guilty of murdering Marrs Mecha at a saloon. He argued temporary insanity but was sentenced to death after testimony about the May crime in the city.
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Bueno Cleary
Marrs Mecha
Silominopar
Joer
Rockaw
Datenao
Turkish Peace Envoys Reach Paris For Talks
July 30 dispatch states the Turkish delegation arrived in Paris after delays from Constantinople. Signing of the peace treaty likely postponed to Thursday as talks proceed with Allied officials in the French capital.
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Paris
Archbishop Mannix Vows Stand Over Ireland Access
Archbishop Mannix of Australia denounces Britain’s refusal to let him land in Ireland. He claims freedom to act against Lloyd George and Cardinal Mercier, stating he will go to Ireland regardless of restrictions as he prepares for departure on the Baltic voyage.
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Lloyd George
New York
Mannix
Australia
George
Ievend
Mercier
Belgium
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Cardinal Mercier
Europe
Le Roy in Iowa insane asylum link explored
Des Moines reports Chief of Detectives Jack Hrophy tied the Le Roy slaying to a possible asylum case in Clorinda Iowa. Detective Fernandez alias Woods, linked to Des Moines, faced questions as authorities pursue a Mexican link and a second trunk sent to Birmingham Alabama amid a tangled murder investigation.
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Clarinda Institution
Dire Fugen le Roy
Detroit
New York
Clorinda
Iowa
Jack Hrophy
R. 8. Fernandez
Savery Hotel
UO. J. Woods
Mexico
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Lawrence
Kan
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Battilico
J. Fernandes
Leroy
Birmingham
Ato
Lilrmingham
Memingham
Man says he shot at demons after wife wounded
Daniel Helbig told police he awakened July 90 and believed demons entered through the window, firing at them. Bullets struck his wife, who was wounded as the shots passed through the window, the incident documented in court charging Helbig.
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Daniel Helbig
Vermont Wife Prisoner Sentenced to Life in Prison
Byron M. Pottibony was convicted on the second day after a trial in Manchester Vermont and given a life sentence. The jury found him guilty of poisoning his wife, who was then his age, amid alleged love for another.
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Manchester
Byron M. Pottibony
Wit Wan
Muttibune
Alleged Blackmailer of Ford Is Caught
A man named Rudolph Cierton was arrested Thursday on charges of attempted blackmail related to a marriage threat involving Henry Ford. Details describe an extortion attempt demanding $25,080 linked to a dog death. Commissioner Hurd oversaw the hearing.
Former head of N R D dies in New York
A garbled obituary notes the death of Montfort Olle, age 78, described as a former head of an organization abbreviated as A R D or similar. The text is heavily corrupted with errors and appears to reference Civil War service and time in leadership, with unclear details about location and cause.
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Cincinnati
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Tratjomel
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Guka Cotoer
Diunfurt
Ireland Gant Leave Empire Lloyd George Policy Shift
London reports Premier Lloyd George outlined a firm policy on Ireland. He said the government would not allow Ireland to leave the empire, with munitions shipments continuing. Ireland faced widespread violence as police clashed with Sinn Fein, including near Kilmallock and in Limerick, prompting a reinforced troop deployment and new police training plans.
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Kilmallock
Teotnyg
Villa Plans to Retire After Surrender Negotiations
Mexico City reports Pancho Villa, longtime bandit leader in northern Mexico, plans retirement in Durango after accepting terms of surrender under the De La Huerta regime. His dispersed forces will march to Torreon and be demobilized, with some continuing to dig for buried treasure.
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Woman Fatally Hurt As Train Hits Car Near Remsen
Mrs. Lewis F. Root of Akron died Thursday afternoon after the car she rode in struck an Illinois Central work train on a crossing between Remsen and Marcus. Her husband, who drove, escaped injury. Funeral plans in Akron.
Boy, 15, Held Over Murder of Little Girl
Jackvon Michigan July 29 Russell Hickox aged 12 or so, brother of the slain Mighox, was taken into custody by the sheriff and held as a witness in the death at the Hicher farm home near Charlotte. He has been questioned several times by officers about the murder.
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Cedar Flags Elects New Democratic Committee Members
Dated article reports new committee members chosen by the Cedar Flags area caucus. Names listed include M. J. Mallory of Davenport, J. Ht Files of Port Dodge, and Jack Eudspoth of Slava City, among others. The piece references a central committee and civic process but is garbled in places.
Cantu to Start New Government in Lower California
Reports from the Mexican border state claim Cantu will establish an independent government in the northern district of Lower California with volunteers being called up. His forces are reportedly well trained and marshalling for a campaign as authorities warn of resistance from rival administrations.
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Mexico City
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De la Huerta Plans to Rule All Mexico
Mexico City reports federal forces plan attacks on Lower California to seize the peninsula from Gov. Estaban Cantu. Bases eyed at Ensande on the West coast and San Felipe on the East coast to support the Cantu government. Villa named as wealthy and sought after by authorities amid the push to control Baja California.
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Mejivo
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United States
Watch to curb arms across border into Lower California
United States officials in Los Angeles announce strict vigilance to prevent arias or weimunition by the white type across the border into Lower California. Belief exists that Mexicans here may aid Giavarnor Cantu.
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Arias
Chilean Moves Not Hostile to Peru Declared
In Rantiango on July 2 the foreign minister told the chamber of deputies that Chilean military movements toward the border are not aimed at Peru or Bolivia. He said the borders will be sounded due to the international situation and that Chile seeks peace and stability.
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F Fanal y of Dead Doctor Not Found
New York July 44 The body of Dr J B Campbell former prominent physician of Miteburgh who died hiern after working on a dinh washer tie betel was chimed today by Mary Lula Clalny of INGburah a Countn who paid she had made every effort UW donate th physicians dba vache Bl and diuektor but had been Gaatle Go Und tracn of them ee or Atenlot tayo Wan practiood 17 yey oe.
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Miey Lula Clalny
Ingburah
Abe
Exoneration of O'Dwyer Divides England Over Punjab Atrocity
Controversy in England follows the exoneration of Sir Michael Francis O'Dwyer over alleged Punjab atrocities. Critics say the governor deserved harsher punishment for orders that led to mass deaths and injuries when air bombs struck an Indian mass meeting.
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India
England
O’deryer
Kentucky Governor Helps Catch Burglar at Waldorf
New York July 29 Gov Edwin I Morrow of Kentucky rushed from his room after a scuffle with an alleged burglar in the Waldorf Astoria hotel and helped overpower the intruder who struggled to escape He turned the man over to police after grappling with him in his pajamas during the incident and preventing the burglar from fleeing into the governors room.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Edwin I. Morrow
Kentucky
Governors Room
bin Jaunas
Skeleton may reveal murder of woman in Berkley
In Berkley California on July 2 a sewer digging crew near 2850 Claremont avenue uncovered a skull six ribs and four spinal bones of a woman. Police Chief Vollmer investigated and believed the bones suggest the woman may have been murdered. The remains appeared buried for a year or more under a surface layer of ground.
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Vollmer
Whisky runners checked by big raid in Chicago
Chicago report states six men arrested and 81 cases of liquor seized in a major whiskey running operation. Federal enforcement officer A V Lint rymple said the ring involved deals approaching 1 million dollars. Police Chief Garrity noted a local internal revenue office employee was implicated. Evidence of booze robberies tied to the case was also disclosed.
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Saleond
Fred Wolf
Paul Peperson
Peoerson
Peperson
Peterson
Caesar Cal Vine
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Weat Twelfth Street
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Bailey widens lead in Texas democratic primary race
Dallas July 2 incomplete returns from 145 counties show former Texas senator J. W. Bailey leading Bat M. Nef of Waco by 6,554 votes in the Democratic senatorial nomination race. A run off primary is scheduled for August 25.
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Texas
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Waco
Posses Chase Bandits After Denver Bank Robbery
Denver authorities pursued three posses across Colorado after two robbers escaped with 16500 dollars in cash and securities from the State Bank at Deyton. They tied the cashier and a customer in the vault before fleeing in an automobile.
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Native Revolt in Formosa Reported by Taio Correspondent
A form of rebellion rises in Formosa as local tribes clash with occupying forces. Japanese authorities deploy troops to quell the uprising and restore order amid late July unrest near Bhln Chi Ku and adjacent districts.
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Formosa
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Lottny
Fire Chiefs Convene as Healey Leads Selection
Toronto dispatch reports Chief Johia Ficalpy of Diarver Cota heads the five chiefs gathered for the association’s conclave. Amid unclear text, the event names Healey as leading candidate for next year’s convention, with Alionha fia noted among those present.
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Cota
Alionha Fia
New York City Fire Chief Addresses Local Shower Plan
In a brief city note near the Broosive Bridge, officials propose a water safety measure for youths. The plan, described by a local fire chief, aims to provide a supervised splash area while preventing unsafe river approaches.
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Han
Wood must resign or not work for Harding
Washington July 2 Ataj Gen Leonard Wood cannot engage in political activity in the Pad nig parapangin Wailer he resigns from military service was indicated when secretary of Way Bibber lanied an eval oe forbidding political motivity Dyadl Ciera Wood not intime ved he dosired to ce CO do Cpe Work for Wording.
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Mao
Archbishop Is Heavily Barred From Ireland
A London dated report says Archbishop Aretha Dao Minis of Aue uttr has fallen foul of the British government. A government refusal blocks travel to Ireland, with press notes indicating the move is linked to political tensions.
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Andyat
Chicago whiskey ring probe shakes police ties and raids
Federal agents accuse Chicago saloons and some officers of bootlegging, detailing raids on warehouses and a $17,000 whisky sale scheme. A detective faces suspension after alleged inducement and a cabaret whisky haul triggers a sweeping probe into bootleg operations and police complicity.
Two youths executed at Sing Sing prison
An 18 year old boy was executed at Sing Sing on Thursday night, the youngest ever to suffer such a sentence. The event drew attention from inmates and officials as questions about punishment and Governor Smith's stance circulated.
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Onmair Ierg
Rochendier
Chevernor Smith
Patra
Robert Barrou
Pete Iyyas
Hyaete
New Railroad Bonds Approved by U.S. Government
Washington July 20 approval granted for new Tenetonite rail bonds totaling 18 915 000 by the Interstate Commerce Commission acting on behalf of the government. The action follows a recommended plan to boost rail infrastructure and service funding nationwide.
Fragmented OCR notes on political tension and leadership
The text presents garbled references to deputies and elites. It mentions Pall Pee roy, Mertlohe AT, and a prince, with vague notes on consent, authority, and public reaction amid ongoing tension and coordination efforts. No clear events or names are verifiable.
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Diputies Coordinate
Pall Pee Roy
Ae Mertlohe
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