Harding Map Aims To End Coal Wage Talks In Private Session
Washington July 1 President Harding convened coal operators and mine union officials in the House for private talks to settle a nationwide strike. Participants pledged secrecy and prompt action as Hoover and Mine Workers President Lewis spoke on reconstituting wage negotiations in the central field amid a wary mood and urgent public stakes.
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Associated Pressington
Fin
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Aries Hoover
Davis
Shington
Eipants
Ane
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Ident Harding
Ha Ty. Lewis
Hoover
Ole
Tempora
Babe Ruth Knocks Ninth 1922 Homer in Double Bill
In Philadelphia on July 1 Babe Ruth hit his ninth homer of the 1922 season during the third inning of the doubleheader, driving the ball into the left field bleachers and scoring McNally ahead.
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Ruth
Hiladelphia
Babeth
Philadelphia
McNally
No Paper Next Tuesday Prompts Advertiser Shift
Notice states the paper will not publish next Tuesday and advertisers will be kept informed via Monday issue. The change triggers scheduling adjustments for readers and local business notices.
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Poner
Tuesaday Ag
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Rain drought dominates June headlines as 1917 record looms
June rainfall figures show 11.58 inches in 1917 still the ten year peak, while 1922's 1.91 inches marks the driest June in a decade. Corn suffers from low humidity though wheat harvest thrives, as weather improvers contend with persistent dryness and harvest activity proceeds.
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Voltead
United States
Sahara Desert
Minnesota Congress
Main
A. A. Messmore
South Randolph Street
Harding Leaves For Gettysburg Homecoming
President Harding departs Washington by automobile for Gettysburg Pennsylvania to stay overnight at the Marine Corps camp and then proceed to Marion Ohio for a homecoming celebration next week. The trip is all by car and he expects to reach his destination late today.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Gettysburg
Marine Corps
Marion
Students from Teachers College head to Starved Rock trip
Miss Helen Simpson Alma Babcock and Tya Lee Lyons of Plymouth and Miss Ruth Pickin paugh of Camden left this afternoon for Starved Rock for a few days stay. They made the trip by automobile.
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Starved Rock
Helen Simpson
Alma Babcock
Tya Lee Lyons
Plymouth
Ruth Pickinpaugh
Camden
Teachers College
Ly” Automobile
Wheat and corn futures drift in unsettled trading
Chicago July 1 Wheat futures opened unsettled with early pressure but modest buying. July delivery saw 186000 bushels sold, and delays in delivery were smaller than expected. Corn rose briefly before fading, with September around 66 3-8 to 66 3-8 cents and later around 38 5-8 cents. local elevator activity lent some firmness to the market.
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P' Associated Press
Shorts
Mexican Hay Taken Another Yank Holding Raid Report
A teletype from Tampico says Mexican bandits raided the Palo Blanco camp of Pemexican Fuel near Tuxta Mex, holding property for pesos ransom. The payment was denied by July 1 with few details available. the Penn-Mexican Fuel Company is described as an American concern.
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Associated i
Washington
Pemexican Buel Company
Tuxta Mex
Larr
Shaw
Tampico
Harding May Visit Quincy On His Trip
A committee including Frank Crane Otis Arnold and C Crooks was appointed to invite President King to include Quincy in a proposed trip between St. Louis and the lower Mississippi. The invitation was to be discussed at a Friday meeting of the Chamber of Commerce directors.
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Quincy
Frank Crane
Otis Arnold
C. Crooks
Amittee
King
St. Louis
Cher of Commerce
Steel Products Have Big Demand To Operate All Year
American Steel Products Co plans near full capacity all year. Foundry to reopen by July 10 after annual stock evaluation. executives anticipate a record 1922 23 year. Secretary Frank Belmont cites widespread demand and stronger jobber orders.
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American Steel Products Co
Frank Belmont
The
Concern
Belmont
Durwhere in doubt: unclear OCR fragment originates
Fragmentary OCR from a historical page yields unreadable text with no clear events names dates or places. No discernible people organizations or actions present to summarize into a coherent news item.
Church boards meet in Methodist venue
A business meeting of all official church boards is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at 1 o clock in the Methodist church. The session will discuss matters of importance needing attention.
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Methodist
Worsening condition for local bull injury victim
Was worse, TW. E. Baker, near this city, gored in the stomach by a bull a few days ago. He was much worse yesterday but improved at the hospital today, attendants say. Finishes contract, F. M. Neylon completed the plumbing and heating work on the new Bushnell high school building.
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TW. E. Baker
F. M. Neylon
Bushnell High School
Licensed to Wed Short Social Notices
Marriage license notices list individuals from Tennessee and Prairie City with ages 21 to 28 and local names such as Mildred Allison Navold Stephens Jorn Walter and Alta McMahill in a brief clipping style. The record reflects a historical society notice of upcoming nuptials and license issuances.
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John IT
Waddill
Tennessee
Mildred Allison
Navold Stephens
Prairie City
Jorn Walter
John Hf
Brown
Good Hope
Alta McMahill
Youngstown
Walkout of Shop Workers Paralyzes Railroads Nationwide
Reports from July 1 detail a broad shop craft strike with about 400,000 workers leaving duties at 10 am. Cities including Galesburg Joliet Decatur Danville Moline and Chicago show high participation up to 90 percent in unions. Traffic mostly runs on schedule as executives pledge continued service despite labor action.
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Chicago
New England
Springfield
Decatur
Danville
Quincy
Joliet
Moline
Rock Island Railroad
Galesburg
Burlington
Railroad Labor Board
Rocheser
N. Ye
Buffalo
Erie
Erie Board
Labor Board
New Haven
Conn
New York
Startford
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Pittsburgh
Baltimore and Ohio
Topeka
Kan
Henry J. Allen
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Augusta
Southern Railroad
Reredo
Wabash Reynhouse
George Nless
Motive Power
Beardstown
Alton
Illinois Terminal Company
Washington
Denver and
Salt Lake
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
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