United States Seeks Global Cable Privileges Under International Trusteeship
Washington discusses an international form of cable operation. The United States may push for universal access to vital cable lines, including Yap and trans Atlantic routes, with aims to preserve equal rights for all nations. Officials note consent from five powers is needed and an international framework could be the only workable solution.
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Washington
United States
Seasion
Japan
Yap
Industrial Crisis Bridged In Britain Rail Strikes Halted
London reports a union conference led by Premier Lloyd George halted potential rail and transport worker strikes in sympathy with coal miners. The action was suspended at the miners’ request to allow negotiations and seek peaceful settlement, per official statements from J. H. Thomas of the National Union of Railway Men.
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London
Great Britain
Hove
Loyd George
Hodges
Miners’ Union
J. H. .Thomas
Natonal Union of
Tullway
Mexico City seeks oil aqueduct concession for Tehuantepec route
The United States tipping board discusses an application now before the department of petroleum for an all aqueduct concession through Tehuantepec. The aim is to secure a very oil supply for the American Pacific Coast. The notice is published by the Hewenpaper Excelator.
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Mexico
City
United States
Department of Petroleum
Tehuantepec
American Pacific Geet
Hewenpaper
Excelator
Miners Seek Intervention in Alabama Labor Brings Calls
The United Mine Workers of America under John L. Lewis pushes for federal action to resolve a long running mining dispute in Alabama. President Wilson is urged to direct the Department of Justice to begin legal steps to enforce cooperative labor relations between miners and operators amid ongoing strikes and tensions.
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Minera Ask
Andianapoliax
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Wilson
Provident
Department of Justice
Alabama
Bragren
Work Day Lengthened and Drownings Reported in Two Incidents
In New York a company owners’ policy against shorter hours and wage demands leaves workers facing longer days and increased pay. In Ashland Nebraska a ditch drowning occurred when an automobile, while they were trenching, plunged and trapped three people, causing fatalities.
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New York
Trurk
Resuluthine
Three Hungred Milled in Collision Across Harbin Line
A collision near Harbin on the Chinese Basern railway caused multiple deaths and injuries. Reports indicate heavy casualties among workers and a Chinese party solicited emergency aid while authorities investigate the incident.
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Flathin
Manicwra
Calia
Neer Harbin
French fairs drawing cards for foreign trade growth
French sales at Lyon Bordeaux and Paris expositions attract buyers and American exhibitors. Article notes three fairs coordinate to cut costs, boost accessibility, and promote bartering amid looming postwar economic shifts. Bordeaux and Lyons lead with colonial and silk
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Paris
Lyons
Bordeaux
Dun
Lyon
Press
United States
France
Falra
Leiperg
Nijut Novgorod
Drunken Cow Exposes Still In Colorado Farm
Denver report details a drunken cow wandering near John Connor's farm. Sheriff Cormiey halted the animal and followed it to a haystack where a two gallon jug spilled whisky saturated hay revealed a still and a complete distilling setup along with ten gallons of liquor, leading to arrest action.
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Denver
Colo
Cormiey
John Connor
Afghan ruler offers Hindus homes and rights in historic move
New York reports Afghanistan’s Amir offers Hindus settlement in his country with royal concessions. Proposals include noninterference with Hindu religious observance, freedom to travel and settle, government protection of Hindu homes, and Hindu representation in the Afghan assembly. Limited travel for Hindu women. Aimed at easing tensions with India and countering Muslim perceptions.
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New York
Hardiker
India Information Bureau
Asia
S. Co
Inediia
Afghanistan
Todis
Maggard Indicted for Murder Moved to Fayette Jail
Rodney Maggard a wealthy Lexington businessman is indicted for the murder of Ben Good. He has been moved from Clark County jail in Winchester to Fayette County Jail. His wife seeks divorce and twenty thousand dollars alimony alleging harm from the killing and his improper conduct with Good. Her father supports her custody.
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Lexiegion
Jal
Rodney Maggard
Ben Good
Joli
Winchester
Fayette County
Haggard
Jotier
Mtie Whiting
Doubt Over New Volcano Near Apesin Mount Piganion Eruption
Reports from observers during September tremors near Mount Piganion, Apesin, described dust plumes and a possible new crater. American volcanologist Vorrett questioned a new eruption, noting earthquakes may reveal subterranean activity and that volcanoes can arise without crust disruption.
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Piganion
Apesin
Omar
Vorrett
Volcanalogiet
Onreeaioe
Mount Vena
Cows Pasture at Union Cemetery Alleged by Investigator
An investigation found the caretaker at Union Cemetery pasturing cows on the grounds. The cows were reportedly kept by the caretaker who was paid for the work. Governors, congressmen, judges, and other prominent figures were named in the context.
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Hellerumie
Rae—Aeruente
Halle
Fonte
Union Cemetery
Promis
Skin Sufferers Seek Permanent Cure Not Temporary Relief
The piece argues against surface remedies for skin diseases and promotes a blood treatment, .5.S., as addressing root germs. It claims real relief comes from cleansing the blood, offers free medical advice if a case history is provided, and cites Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlantia
Public library exam sparks Babe Ruth pun
A Dublin newspaper excerpt notes a public library examination for a Nheory class where a question on current events asked Who to Babe Ruth. One candidate replied with a witty answer Babe Ruth be Brace home, reflecting playful student humor.
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Public
Babe Ruth
Tndiaidpolin News
Pleasant Mistake In A Morning Letter
A morning note from a mother leads Billy Witla to suspect another admonitory missive but the letter turns out to be a billet doux or loving note, revealing a lighthearted misunderstanding.
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Billy
Fragmented political fragment prompts question on nomination
A partial OCR reads a stray question about nominations and political process with unclear context and missing names. The readable bits hint at a discussion of how a nominee may be chosen and who can participate.
Where He Might Be Found Hidden in Every Place
A mother searches for a mischievous boy named Willie in pantry larder kitchen cupboard hall bedroom nursery garden and loft. She calls repeatedly and hears a shrill voice from the trapdoor above the hall indicating his hiding spot.
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Fiale
Willie
Origin of Dollar Mark and Pound Symbol Theories
The article discusses possible origins of the dollar sign and the pound symbol. It cites a modification of the English pound sign and a theory that the two vertical strokes symbolize two pillars of a temple, with variations suggesting letters or other historical links.
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Seivmon
Fragmented quote hints at unclear event details
The readable text offers fragmentary phrases about a rare feat and names such as Zoe and Clay Life, but the passage lacks coherent facts, dates, places, or outcomes to form a clear news item or citation.
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