Gompers Aske Union Labor to Sup port Gox-More Trouble In Mining Fields
News review by Edward W. Pickard reports union pressure on labor to back Cox, mounting charges and denials in the 1924 campaigns, senatorial probes into campaign funds, and replies from Homer Cummings. It notes mining disputes, wage board findings, rail strikes, and international tensions including Polish advances and Allied diplomacy, with coverage of Ireland and Russia tensions. The piece weaves campaign finance drama with labor unrest, war developments, and foreign policy exchanges.
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Edward W. Pickard
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Homer Cummings
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Republican PLC
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Ibnit
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Upham
Tate
National Fund
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Lublin
Zamoese
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Mascaw
Alps
Lowivay
Babes
Beers Fae
Goring Seaahl
Teralnians
Poe Fond
Donoesy
Minsk
Blshevik
Russia
Germany
Giant British aerial transport proves a success
Reports from the air project outline a massive aircraft by Vickers Ltd called the Nimy plane. Experimental constraints include ground clearance and immense weight requiring unusually long runways. Officials deny details of the aircraft and its capabilities while noting the broader aim of lifting troops and supplies.
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Landon Dutve
Suedes
Wits Drarne
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Vicker
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Ade
John Whitten Granci
Diaz Starts New Revolt in Mexico
Reports from Vera Cruz say Diaz, nephew of Porfirio Diaz's ally, begins renewed rebel actions near Misantia and Jalapa with aim to restore the 1837 constitution. De facto authorities reportedly signaled, while travelers describe ongoing clashes and uncertain allegiance between Diaz supporters and Angulo's backers.
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Mexico
Bulix Diaz
Jaruat
Misantia
Vera Cruz
Agua Prieta
FezinUan
Puchta
Jalucingo
Angilar
Vera Grue
Sandalay
Not to Be Expelled Irish Ambassador Leaves France
An Irish envoy named George Gavin Duffy, described as ambassador of the Wish republic to Pranea, was informed by a department of the interior agent that his activities as a propagandist had reached a point deemed unfriendly to France. He agreed to depart voluntarily, with the French government offering no objection to his return to Ireland, after a period of unrest and tension surrounding his mission.
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Mac Swiney
Cork
Brixton Jol
Ireland
Dia Ant
Tirkish
Frank Py Walsh
Chaiirman
Secretars
Sie Catby
Tial
France
George Gavin Duffy
Pranea
Department of the Interior
Polne
French people praised Larkin on graves care in Normandy
William Larkin, director of the Whights of Golanhuys, praised French care for American graves as he arrived in New York aboard the steamer La Piivnec. He said relatives of about 27,000 Americans buried in the Romiange cemetery would be comforted by the respectful upkeep and return to peaceful conditions.
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Tsuchly
William Larkin
Caperame
Whights
Golanhuys
New York
Europe
Laren Javed
Romiange
France
Peach Crop Rate Cut Debate Across New York
The New York Federation of Agriculture urged Gary Smith and City Market Commissioner O'Malley to coordinate with the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Classification Board of Railroads for reclassification of transportation finances. County official Nel Strome predicted a vital crop need for the state and a relief saving about 27 cents to consumers per barrel, with a projected 15,090,050 crop of peaches apples pears and plums in the Western New York region this year.
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New York Federation of Agriculure
Gary Smith
O'Malley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Classification Board of the Railroads
New York
Five Die in Trolley Crash Near Baxter Station
Five persons were killed and another injured, with some likely fatally, when a trolley car of the Monongahela Valley Traction near Baxter station collided with a freight car loaded with building material.
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Fairven
Vadie
Monnisbela Valley Traction Comepany
Baxter Station
Auditor's Report on Keating Township School Funds 1920
Auditors review the Keating Township School funds for the year ending July 6 1920. The recount of the Collector and Treasurer records indicates the funds as stated. Audit conducted by Ashen Way Crawford and associates.
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Keating
Rie
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Eres
Anit
Pele Enool
Anit Cligs
Weel
Amt
Reid Collectors
Feas
Ty Ut
Secretar
James Biruy
AOD
Washburn
Uees
Unt
Wnt
al Aarne
Sumo
Trorpee SR
Henry J. Rice Galloctor
Sith Keating
Serioul Hoara
Gynuse Bank
Farle Wrens
Oe Ldl
Used car sale to clear stock in Bond Street lot
Gar Tremaine offers a batch of five used cars including a Studebaker five-mile cylinder touring car in bond condition. The dealer plans a baravis sale to finish the stock and tidy up the lot.
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Studebiker
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