Dark Iowa Town as Coal Mines Stay Idle Amid Nationwide Strike
Reports indicate few miners returned to work in a small northern area while operators plan no reopening in union regions. West Virginia and Oklahoma mines shut or operating with reduced forces as leaders urge unity. government urged to press for settlement and possible inquiry into the dispute.
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Cent Murer
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Chie
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Assa
Topeka
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Aten
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Reaper Nieces
Red Cross Membership Drive Appeals to County Readers
Public notice urged Domzlas County residents to renew Red Cross memberships. Volunteers canvass areas to meet quota supporting disease prevention disaster relief and aid to wounded soldiers and their families. Campaign director Stevenson urged prompt donations and correct submissions to headquarters.
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Kel Cross
Domzlas County
Alweyn Fone
Red Crowns
Ey Hall
I. Evecyher
Stevenson
State Council of Defense Names Dorset Carter Plea Leader
The State Council of Defense with Dorset Carter from the Oklahoma Coal Operators Assn seeks plea handling of the coal disruption. Operators estimate 220 nonunion miners remain at work in Oklahoma, with the state normally employing 10 000 to 0 piners, according to available figures.
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State Council of Defense
Dorset Carter
Oklahoma Coal Operators Assn
Oklahoma
Okhoma Op Rormally
Destruction at Provident Poincaire’s Estate in War Report
Report from a small village describing shell strikes during an Allied advance. Tamar Prince Mey visit the ruined home as Germans shell the area, destroying gardens and trees while a battery fires on the President's residence. French authorities corroborate heavy bombardment and material losses.
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Tamar
Prince
Mey
Associated Press
Tine
Madame Poinesre
Saint Michael
Cme
Menee
Det
Mith Infantry
Provident Poincaire
Sobiiers
Jean Coser
Belgian Queen and General Pershing Join the Red Cross
Belgian Queen Elisabeth and General Pershing joined the Red Cross mission, embracing the nationwide drive for newborns. The queen spoke to hundreds, urged humanitarian aid, and received a silver medal for her efforts. Pershing, back from a vacation, addressed the crowd and supported the fundraising appeal.
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General Pershing
RED Cross
Chinon Mlisabeth
Elisabeth
Dimreesston Parrand
Red Crosse
Porsyin
Adireneke
Cen
Dore
Fire damage hits residence on Vernment Street
A fire caused $150 in damage to a home at 1014 Vernment Street Believed to have started in a chimney sparking a blaze that affected Mrs. Mor Rigons residence. The incident disrupted the property of Mrs. MOD Winkle and involved additional damage to the Soreneh property nearby.
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Stroet
Sparus Com
Mente Psi
Arian Red Press
Peg
Cudar
Crass
Megdanergiers
Waliuts
Phath
Ger
Weather Forecast for Kansas City Area Sealed in Unsettled Pattern
Cloudy and unsettled conditions expected with a colder trend. Nighttime lows drop. Tuesday remains cool with mild daytime highs around the mid 60s. Temperatures from yesterday to today show a slight decrease in the warmest and a dip in the coolest readings.
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Kansas
New Chancellor Tire Theft Case Opens Court Term
Reported court term opens with resolutions from church leaders. Officials and witnesses discuss tire thefts involving tire inventories and church vehicles. Defendants Neely and others enter not guilty pleas as the case proceeds.
Cavalry Leaders Report From Front Line War Effort
Wartime dispatch notes British and allied experts assessing Russian cavalry actions and Bolshevik countermeasures. Analysts question Montoyos tactics and the enemy line penetration in ongoing combat with cautious optimism about overall progress.
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Penden
New
Lee
Wigan
Monatoy
Romanian concessions and British interest in Transylvania mining
Romanian concessions attract British capital as Esai banka-backed firms begin operations to acquire coal, iron, copper, cement, glass, and pot plant assets in Transylvania and Banat. Romanians welcome English involvement despite past neglect due to capital shortages amid vast natural wealth.
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Byars
Kpy
Meci Soe
Esai Banka
Dine
Trensylvanies
Ian Wines
Cement Jan
Eene
Transylvania
Banat
Red Cross Drive Initiated Sunday With Immediate Volunteer Action
A Red Cross drive began Sunday with workers promptly starting work. Volunteers did not wait for an opening ceremony and went directly to tasks, rallying members to join the effort and begin assistance today.
Canvassing Sparks Civic Action Across Town
A broad canvassing drive begins with local solicitors in town. Organizers from Overseas Verop tie University coordinate neighborhood outreach while volunteers recruit members and distribute information. Police and community leaders monitor crowds as meetings and speeches unfold in multiple districts.
Fractured OCR Sketch Reflects Global Tensions and Debate
Readable fragments describe conversations about a movement, politics, and conflict with mentions of America Russia and Arab topics. The text hints at public concern over hunger and unrest and references a chorus of political figures and events without clear sequence or outcome.
Unclear text fragment from city meeting notes
Fragmentary OCR text references a city meeting, unclear names and topics, and no identifiable event or outcomes. The readable bits do not provide concrete actions, dates, or entities to anchor a fuller summary.
Vaudeville Benefit Draws Little Crowd at Bowersick
A Comedy Club event at Bowersick drew few attendees as townspeople pondered the ticket prices. The fundraiser aims to support a municipal hospital ward for children despite low turnout.
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Renisen
Tawt
Bowerseck
Avai
Former Resident Here For Burial
A near illegible notice reports the burial of a former resident. The funeral arrangements indicate a service in West Chester Pennsylvania and interment in a cemetery in Lawrence. The deceased, son of Yten W Woodward, was connected to the local business and military service, with the family traveling from Topeka and Chester.
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Brinton
West Chester
Lawrence
Sante
TTR
Mark Mohler
Hohe
Sianet
Topeka
M Bow
Chester Woodend
Phev
Lawpreven
Woodward
Lawree Wats
Thaida
W. Woodwerd
Pan
Bryan Ead
Tj Syne
Alberta coal commission probes American influence in export markets
The Alberta coal industry commission conducts an inquiry into alleged American influence on coal export markets. Testimony suggests Winnipeg dealers favor American operators due to quicker shipments versus Alberta mines, prompting scrutiny of pricing and distribution practices.
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Urodmery
Alta
Nowo
Albertsa Escel Clealeers Aus
Alberte Coal Indu
Winnipeg
Alberta
Memorial Cloister for Saint Mark’s Parish House
A plan to renovate Saint Mark’s Episcopal parish house at Evanstan Charck Slemerial Ciraiga into a memorial cloister honors soldiers named in battles including Belleau Wood Mihiel and the Argonne. The project, valued around 100000, lists deceased veterans on a band at the cloister.
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Evanstan
Charck Slemerial Ciraiga
S Mark
Umler
Eerie
Belleau Cheteaut
Mihiel
Argonne
Fargive
Ford Stolen From Churchfront Sunday Night
A Ford belonging to Mrs. 107 was stolen from in front of the Christian Church around 8 PM Sunday night. The note mentions insurance rates and a contact for R. M. Moerri son at Eldridge Ride.
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Nother Ford
Ford
Mra 107
Does
Elaine Riot Cash Trial Opens With First Defendant
Frank Hicks goes on trial as the first defendant charged with being part of a society linked to the Elaine riot. The case centers on alleged murder and conspiratorial aims, with jurors to be selected after preliminary proceedings.
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Frank Hicks
Indictments in Elaine race riots target 322 in Phillips County
Helena Arkansas November 3 1919 Indictments against 322 persons mostly negroes in Elaine race disturbance cases heard as court opened. Prosecution outlines Hicks case linking him to the killings and the Main Post organization. Two lawyers face unrelated burglary charges amid broader unrest and federal troop deployment to Elaine.
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Helena
Ark
Frank Hic
Andrews
America
Hicks
Elune
W. A. Ad
Charles Pratt
Deauty
Adkins
Biging
Pogrand
O. S.bratton
Casey
Benuty
Posse
Imi
Charles —H.neh
Elaine
Petrograd Death Rate Heavy Reported
In Petrograd over the last six months forty and more deaths are reported daily. The latest figures show births registered during the period total only about six thousand two hundred, according to received information.
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Petrograd
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