Compromise Rail Bill 15 Adopted in Heated Debate
After hours of debate the conference report on the compromise railroad bill was adopted by a 280 to 171 vote. supporters warned defeat would halt roads in three months as rail lines risk receivership, while opponents argued the bill would cost the government millions and threaten transport relied upon for overseas supply.
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Handa of Rhelver
Liber
Tik Weet
Chat Exot
Congress
House
Pou
Democrat
North Carolin
Fale Retii Kaltroal
Gompers Denounces Labor Party Opposition
Washington reports Samuel Gompers rebutting a Labor Party bid as harmful to workers. he argued the AFL should oppose any political faction aligning with oppressors and urged voters to reject a labor party, while Mitch telegram urged organizing a labor slate to defeat detrenentes.
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Washington
Sunnel Gompers
William Mitch Vrev
Hampers
Mun
American Federation of Labor
Proposes Farm Credit Wishineior a System of Credit
A fragmented report outlines a proposal by Representative Melastden and others to establish a Farm Credit system. The plan aims to provide credit for personal wear and various ventures, with mentions of carriers, capital, and institutional oversight, though many terms are garbled.
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Frank Mart
Labor Party Seeks Fund for White Campaign Support
The Labor Party aims to raise funds for a broad campaign effort. Key leaders urge unity within the party and appeal to supporters to contribute to the relief and outreach initiatives associated with the political push.
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Labor Party
Washington
Lee
England Financially Sound Tannen and Bandinneli
England shows financial stability as Tannen and Bandinneli face a market situation. The report mentions Berle Gam chalhye jaidl ean Hionretlly and notes Wigs Chu Anilinn bears a connection to Baonnielinn Lit. The piece references state Went Peteerinde and Mitteteiee at Alta tal peel ten aif tear Mheiliena, with Enaindl Kierrath onnaiat lian appearing in the context.
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England
Noted Phybicen Wille Altay Hh Herey 1 bonnes
Notable names appear amid garbled text referencing Megan Hadar and Uae Wire. The fragmentary material hints at a discussion of poisoning olives and a trade matter tied to HAIG TRADE IC MIJOR, with unclear dates or locations.
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Wille Altay
Bonnes
Pelvade
Megan Hadar
Weisite
Uistreienididley Bie Wehibeh
Uae
Ke Clana
Tidewerog
Making Air Travel Safer With Wireless Ground Contact
London reports on a new air postal system using wireless telegraphy to connect pilots with ground stations. A pilot can receive weather and instruction from Ly mpne while en route, enabling safer landings and rapid mail relays, even in foggy conditions. The plan includes mast mounted telephones on planes and ground relays to coordinate emergency mail handling and nearby aerodromes.
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London
Parke
London Times
Holt Thomas
London Parts
MacMullin
Paris
Air Mall
Avery Lind
Hounslow
Lympne
Lynne
Russian Soviets Order 12 Hour Day and Seven Day Week
Finnish dispatch reports Bolsheviks push a compulsory 12 hour workday and a seven day week across Russia. All working classes affected as enforcement intensifies.
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Finland
Russia
New Binder Twine Sources Sought by US Department
The United States searches for new binder twine sources as reliance on Yucatan henequen proves risky. Studies show southern Florida, the larger keys, Cuba, Santo Domingo, Porto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and the Philippines offer favorable conditions for cultivation. Commercial plantations and machines are expanding in several regions to meet grain harvest needs.
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Washington
United States
Yucatan
United States Department of Agriculture
Bareau of
Reas
Plorida
Cuba
Santo
New Remedy for Olive Poison in University Labs
A report from the University of Illinois outlines a new antidote under study in the medical department to combat olive poison in laboratory settings. The work involves researchers including Thibert Graham and other faculty in bacteriology and pathology.
Unclear: fragmentary text from Spain item
The readable fragment mentions Spain and references unclear terms and names, with no coherent event or identifiable subjects to summarize into a factual news item. No definite action, date, or organization is present.
Iron Output Drops in 1919 Across U.S. Industry
Washington reports 1919 iron ore production fell about 18 percent from 1918 due to blast furnace shutdowns amid steel and coal strikes. Output totaled 0,400,000 gros tons with shipments worth 203,274,000 dollars and an average mine price of 3.60 dollars per ton, up from 1.30 in 2018. Early 1920 meat mines, mainly in Michigan and Minnesota, numbered 12,089,000 blocks, about a 48 percent rise.
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Washington
Geological Survey
Michigan
Minnesota
Coal Production Falls Profoundly in 1915 Across Regions
Philadelphia report shows nat hr and Pennsylvania output at record lows for seven years as coal mined dropped to 80.2 million tons, soft coal near 21 million, and overall production at about 60 percent of normal after strikes and labor actions disrupted work.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ann Olin Tone
Tony
Washington's Birthplace Sold and Shrouded in Mystery
Fragmented OCR describes a birthplace sale tied to Priervkwng and We-Wilin G, with unclear names like Kantiine and Mleiely Mele. The garbled text mentions Mary Utately of Prelerichethwng and a Chevetne Warllegion, suggesting a historic property purchase with obscured details and conflicting attributions.
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Washington
Wilin G
Prohibition Laws Spark Iron County Rebellion
Federal agents seized eleven barrels of wine near Iron River as Iron County officials reportedly prevented a federal operation. Prosecutor Iain Dalrymple led local officials in resisting Washington’s orders, while a planned armed expedition was prepared to recover the confiscated liquor from Italian owners at Tron River.
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Chicago
Fem Vornty
Mich
Iain
Dalrymple
Central States
Washington
Michigan
Iron
Leo J. Grove
Marquette
Instla
Palmer
Prohibition
Gaylord
Iron River
Iron County
Grave
Marsh
Constabuary
Grove
R. G. Strope
State Constabulary
John
Peter
Stephen Sealeucel
Jtalians
Treaty changes rejected in Senate vote stalls ratification
Washington reports show the Lodge reservations remain the irreducible minimum for the treaty, with Democrats backing President Wilson to block ratification and little sign of administration defections. In Utah a Montana ranch hand shoots his former wife and mortally wounds another before dying by his own hand after a Nevada incident.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Utah
Ogden
Nevada
Valley R. Summers
Montella
Nev
Bessie Summers
Davis Seeks Re election in Bolne Idaho
Governor DB W. Davis announces candidacy to seek a second term, ending rumors he might run for the Republican Senate. He confirmed the bid in a Saturday statement.
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Davis
Bolne
Idaho
DB. W. Davis
New Ruler for Hungary Regent Horthy Named
New ruler for Hungary Admiral Nicholas Horthy named regent by the national assembly as Schwab predicts prosperity. In the United States the prosperity omen and rail return to owners are noted with Solwil predicting a favorable interview and Iver report.
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Hungary
Bogle
Nicholas Horthy
National Assembly
Schwab
New York
Une Rail
Charles M Solwil
Iver
End of Eight Years Misery Ends For Newark Woman
Theresa Govensay of Newark writes that digestion and organic troubles plagued her for seven weeks and left her nearly bedridden. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound reportedly helped her regain strength and she recommends it to friends.
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Newark
Severn
Pinkham
Theresa Govensay
Burnett Bt
Newark, N. J
Miles Standish Identified as Manx Ancestry Found
Secretary of the Isle of Man Antiquarian Society reports evidence that Miles Standish belonged to the Manx Standish family of Ellanbane. The Standish line is traced to the Isle of Man with Derby ties in the fifteenth century, with a 1611 property record in the capital. this predates Standish’s birth by about seventy three years.
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Miles Standish
Standish
Ellanbane
Isle of Man Antiquarian Society
Man
Derby
Island
Miles
Cape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An ad touts Cape's Cold Compound as providing immediate relief from nasal congestion headache fever and soreness. It claims a dose every two hours breaks up a severe cold and ends grippe symptoms with affordable price at drug stores.
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Pape
Cape
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