Harding's Railroad Crisis Drives Political Tangle
Washington dispatch details President Harding's handling of the rail strikes, the clash with labor, and the push by rail executives to press a settlement. It notes the shift from hardline action to a compromise proposal, with White House denials of promises and the ensuing political maneuvering among Republicans and financial interests.
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Harding
Pra
Congress
Boen
Onat Agadise Congress
Aifatra
Hae Tootho
Teh Sun Uxes
Tha Cveil
Wit
Thera
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Rail Girike Bocame Menadinik
Washtington
Ston Ukarthis
Styikget
Aea OU
Jewell
Lee
Freddy
Balary
Termariin
Anny
Adyie
Bert M. Jewell
Cleve Dean
Railway
White House
National Strike Threat Looms Over Big Four Railroads
Chicago and Joliet industrial centers confronted a potential nationwide strike as the Big Four railroad brotherhoods walk out in sympathy with shopmen. Troops assumed control at Joliet. workers refuse to return until troops are removed, signaling possible paralysis of industry if demands are unmet.
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Tartay
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Dangar
Lille Dieta
Tha Bhs Kor
Tollalani
Anica
Slrika
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Minois
Indiana
Migin
Joliet and Wastern
Trafic
Sas
Four-Brotherhood
Folin
Railhead debate sparks Republican praise and backlash
Fragmentary wire-era prose notes reaction to a proposal. It cites Wall Street condemnation and eastern newspapers praising rail heads while some Republicans express anger at the president. The text mentions “hand in question” and the influence of Wats and Compers amid calls for Harding to resign or act.
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Seaboard
Teader
Sam Compers
Wats
Congress
Harding
Rebels Driven From Cork in Fierce Battle
Dublin reports Rebels driven from Cork after a fierce clash as thousands of troops aboard landing craft advance ten miles from Dublin to assault rebel positions. No confirmed casualties yet, but hundreds feared dead or wounded in the heavy fighting.
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Cork
Dublin
Ware
Hare
Aylo
Tno
Priority funding plan amid fuel shortage for key industries
The report outlines the order for funds to ease a fuel shortage, prioritizing railroads public utilities hospitals and essential industries. It covers government institutions households mines manufacturers and other urgent needs with emphasis on transport and public service sectors.
Two Women Arrested in Cadillac Elopement Case
Grand Rapids Michigan August 10 Warner 8 Mrs Ines Sleeper 20 mother of two and Mrs Fanny Hyatt bride of a few weeks were arrested today accused of a triangular elopement from Cadillac Saturday. The two children accompanied them. The deserted husbands with police aided the arrest at a rooming house Hyatt and Sleeper surprised their wives as they sat down to supper with Warner in a one bed room apartment where police say they had been living since departing Cadillac Saturday. Mrs Hyall police assert had been posing as Warners sister.
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Ayo
Grand Rapids, Mich
Warner
Ines Sleeper
Fanny Hyatt
Cadillac
Hyatt and
Sleeper
Ives
Peace Parley Opens On Coal Dispute In Ohio
Cleveland observers report peace negotiations begin this evening with minor leaders and western coal operators. Miners stand united while operators seem confused as talks focus on wage agreements at mines and potential immediate settlements ahead of a final conference.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Centr
Nots
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Coal Profitteers Made Public Today
St Louis August 1 The Missouri distribution commission meet ing here today compiled the following list of coal profiteers made public in the session for the record this report outlines names and firms involved and the amounts attributed to them in the inquiry field actions and implications for the industry remain under review
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St. Louis
Missoursean Distribution Commission
Harding bill would give president control of transport
A proposed bill, backed by Senator Cummins, would empower the president to assume full control of all transportation systems during a strike emergency. The measure, to be introduced when Congress convenes next week, aims to swiftly address federal transport disruption.
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Harding
Washington
TD. C
Cummins
Senate Interstate Commerce “Committee
Owill
Congress
House
Governor Hyde Letter Confirms Inquiry Overreach
A garbled note attributed to Governor Hyde appears to question an executive office inquiry involving Dingle and Jefferson. The fragment suggests denial of any call or effort to influence, with a signature that reads AL My HYD. The readable portions imply a defensive stance regarding proper procedure and potential political pressure.
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Dingle
Gov. A
Jefterson
Lee
Village deaths and sheriff pursuit light on 1902 Stone Stone
In Stone Worcester two villagers died after a long illness and a separate sheriff chase occurred near Sand Hagsey plantation. Jones, a plantation foreman, was wounded while a midnight hunt led to a suspect’s arrest. Elsewhere, Jeffersone Barracks in Missouri advertised officer appointments and a weathered report noted misty rain and a crowded 700-hour room.
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Lordon
Stone
Worcester
Tver
Independent Ticket Plans Hit Snag Under Aid Constraints
Disjointed notes indicate an independent candidate faces a setback as campaign plans collide with restrictions on assistance. The fragment hints at a Mary or May likely date and references local political maneuvering amid unclear party alignment.
Riot rumors and troop actions amid city standstill
Fragmented reports describe soldiers stationed in the city with rumors of desertion and civilian attempts to pass guards. Witnesses recount shootings, hospitalizations, and unclear details as surgeons search for a bullet, with officials citing no solid confirmation of events.
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Euand
Algo
The
Democrat
Independent candidate nomination rules spark debate in Breckinridge long fight
The discussion centers on the independents' ability to gather signatures to meet state nomination requirements. Questions arise about signature counts, voter reach, and ensuring signers are genuine supporters of the chosen candidate. The debate highlights procedural hurdles ahead of the primary.
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Didate Toy
Breckinridge
Long
Reed
Erishee
Bovn’ Fide
Sal
Forrest G Ferris of St Louis Visits Moberly Kin
Forrest G Ferris a prominent St Louis lawyer and longtime Moberly resident is visiting in the city with his wife’s brothers Frank and Rolla Roth. The Democrat says his discussions are always well informed on current topics and he is known as a tireless student.
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Worrest
G.iFerris
St.Louis
Moberly
Messrs
Frank and
Rolla’ Roth Wer
Perrig
Two Cent Gas Cut And Its Impact On Auto Owners
Washington August 1910 an analysis by the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce shows a two cent gas cut would save the average motorist about seven dollars annually and total national savings near seven and a half million dollars. Farmers would gain most as they own a large share of the nation s autos and burn substantial fuel.
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Paul R. Mallon
Washington
United States
Nationa LE Automobile
Bureau
British flagship Raleigh wrecked with six lives lost
Reports from dispatches received today say the British flagship Raleigh of the Atlantic squadron ran aground on rocks near Point Armour, with six lives lost. The Raleigh was totally wrecked while the United States steamer Olympia was ordered to steam out to assist and escort the Raleigh’s retirement.
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Walifax
Navy
Point Armour
United States
Olympis
Beating Sentences Man for Attack on Mother
George White, living on the south side, was arrested today for beating his mother. He was tried before Justice M. M. Marshall and sentenced to six months in the county jail.
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George White
County Court Inspected Sites On Tour
County court judges completed an inspection trip visiting multiple sites. Officials reported observations on safety, compliance, and planning implications for ongoing cases and future county projects.
Unclear fragment hints at Bush statement on wrecks and shopmen
Fragmentary text references a statement attributed to Mr Bush and mentions Samuel Gon and the American Rec abor in connection with wrecks and a disaster involving shopmen, but the wording is garbled and facts are incomplete
Unclear OCR Fragment Impairs Washington D C Deaths Coverage
Fragmentary OCR text reports mixed names and places including Washington D C and Columbus with references to killings and a possible settlement. It mentions a Monica living in Torreon Mexico and a Clyde Waser awaiting something next November. Weather and other garbled items appear with no coherent narrative or dates.
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Clyde Waser
Tie Star
Wuthovitatives
Torney
Hart
Pat Their
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