Coal Conference Deadlocked Again in Atlantic City
Atlantic City August meeting between anthracite miners and operators breaks up without a wage agreement. miners demand 20 percent raise and threaten September suspension. operators oppose, talks referred to US commission. John J. Lewis of United Mine Workers comments on no decision.
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Atlantic City
Nik
Coolidge
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Washington
John Hils Hammond
United States Coal’ Commission
White House
Novj
Wigeo Genle
John G. Wells
United Mine “Workers of America
United States Coal ‘Commission
Caolide
National Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity Meet Opens in St Louis
Left for St Louis this morning for the national Beta Phi Sigma meeting at Case hotel. The gathering expects about 500 attendees with a banquet this evening as the sessions run for four days.
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Davis
Chester Bradley
St. Louis
Beta Phi. Sigma
U S Air Mail Route Opens Today Across the Nation
A transcontinental air mail route launches from Mincolat Long Island with a flight toward San Francisco in about two hours. The pilot Winslow arrived at the coast under clear conditions. relay planes and ground transfer supported a 13 sack mail load as the route linked New York to Salt Lake City and beyond.
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Mincolat
Long Island
United States Mail
San Francisco
Avid
Atin Shayt
Clevland
Bugent Johnson
Winslow
Tab
Francisco
Ataa
Ry Minil
Mike
Wil- Vwam
Itaneh Tet
Aerm
Pacifeime
Paul Scott
Sailty Lake City
Katy Train Held Up in Oklahoma by Bandits
Oklahoma Osage County authorities report a Texas Kansas Missouri theft on a Katy line train. Bandits slugged four crew members and looted 20 packages of registered mail before fleeing toward Shronga amid gunfire as a second train moved from Kansas City toward Oklahoma City.
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Katy
Oklahoma
Trainis
Osage County
Henvy
Clarks
Inn
Ixansas City
Oklahoma City
Swiss Cheese Festival At Monroe Wisconsin Draws 2000 Visitors
The article describes a Swiss themed event in Monroe Wisconsin showcasing Swiss cheese and Alpine dairy displays. It notes about 2000 visitors, a new 85000 dollar pavilion, Swiss yodeling singing and dancing, and inland dairy costumes.
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Monroa
Wis
Switzerland
Ufsald Syinzer
Owldl
Dairy Mattis
Hic Alpine
Tnt
Pavilllon
Ball
Dairymen
Monroe
Cleveland Inaduate Set For Polish Medical Training Abroad
A Cleveland nurse trainee named Sophie Novska sails for France to pursue medical training with American and Polish programs. She will study at a training school in Cleveland and complete field work at Mansfeld Heart Veinons station before returning to contribute as a hospital field worker in her homeland.
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New York
Aus
Ava
Othe
Rer Crass
Poland
Amer
Rodices
Eller Foundation
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Cleveland
Oho
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Hursing
Missouri town to send county quota to state
A garbled report from Moberly describes an annual park quota submission to the state and an early special train to Sedalia beginning tomorrow. The piece notes gas stations with high traffic and cars moving toward Sedalia, with unclear details about numbers and routes.
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Park
Jong Eachoday
Sedala
Ealse
Four Hundred Initiated Into Ku Klux Klan Ceremony
A large Ku Klux Klan initiation took place near West-Pranktort with about 400 attendees, including delegations from southern Tilais. The ceremony occurred last night two miles east of town, with reports estimating between 5000 and 9000 present.
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Ware
Klux Klan
Tilais
Roads aade streets Jay Miles marked with the Jatters
The fragment mentions streets and a person named Jay Miles along with a reference to Jatters and an arrow marked line. Details are sparse but suggest a local street or road naming or marking event recorded in a historical notice.
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Aade
Jay Miles
MR Aris
Jealous Wife Charged After Fatal Auto Attack
Report says a woman allegedly ran down her rival with an automobile in a confrontation described as violent. The case names Mrs Tate Wilt and McGuire as central figures with ongoing legal proceedings and charges of assault with intent to commit serious harm.
Moberly Sorosis Club Marks Quarter Century
The Moberly Sorosis Club celebrates its twenty-fifth anniversary with a program featuring members from the chorus and orchestra. Highlights include performances by a women's choir and a symphonic group, reflecting on past years and the club’s cultural contributions to the city.
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Moberly Sorosis Club
Mexico and United States Seek Joint Recognition Pact
Washington August 21 President and Secretary Hagies report progress toward a conference with Mexico to discuss American recognition and an accord with Obregon governing Mexico. Details remain unsettled with an announcement expected in a few days. The plan also mentions simultaneous moves toward broad recognition and the American Mexican agreement.
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Hagies
Ihe- Mexiauti Eam
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Mexico
Aaneriega
Obregon
Ani
Betis
Ibis
All Stars Triumph Over Brakemen After 12 Inning Battle
In a tense 12 inning game at Lions Field Sunday, the All Stars beat the Brakemen 11 to 0. Ditto Dunas led the All Stars, with deft Wisdom pitching for the Brakemen and Fat Vic on the hill. Davis umpired the late innings as the crowd saw errors tilt the outcome against the Brakemen.
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All Stars
Devens
Brooklyn Fire Kills Two and Injures Forty-Seven
A Brooklyn blaze killed Monae Raymond Farrell and James Silivan and injured 47 others as walls and roof collapsed. Debris and burning debris buried or struck 49 firefighters while the block long building was used as a dance hall.
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Brooklyn
New York
Tworamen
Monae Raymond Farrell
James Silivan
Debrig
Huisings
Steamship Ticket Agency Robbery Sparks $1000 Loss
Two armed bandits held up the Steamship Ticket Agency of Ny Salk & Company today on Water Street, tying up staff and taking deposits from safety deposit boxes. Loot valued around $1000 in cash and valuables, with authorities searching for the culprits.
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Steamship
Chicago
Jaly
James J Rose Took Too Much for a License
A dated note describes James J Rose visiting an office to obtain a marriage license and arranging to marry a woman with a similar name. The report mentions an apology and an unsuccessful role by an unnamed father figure, with Rose departing after leaving behind an unwelcome presence.
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Anan
Rose
Ayas
Nole
Untitled fragment reports Cairo area visit and home return
A fragment notes iWardin Fragier near Cairo with his army unit visiting his aunt Mrs McM gard and returning to Fulton today. The readable text mentions the journey and family connections without clear dates or full names.
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iWardin Fragier
Cairo
McMgard Heres
Fulton
Incomplete Sports Lineup With Erratic OCR Text
Fragmentary OCR reads like a sports lineup with names such as Roberts Davis Varamin Morton and Andrews. The garbled text resembles a team roster or lineup note with unclear event and place references.
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Yolhowse
Oherlys
Roberts
White
Bradley Ab
Caruthersville Missouri August 28 District Day
Caruthersville Missouri report lists August 28 events and local notices. Citizens are advised of scheduling details and community announcements for the day.
Fragmentary OCR News Note on Local Whiskey Case
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a person identified as M Bt Paininger age 25 and a Browi daughter. It references deputies and a morning visit to Gatton Cave where shoonshine whisky and elderberry blackberry drinks were found with glasses and jugs.
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M Bt Painiger
Brookhart Defies Meredith in Defamation Trial Claims
The report outlines Senator Brookhart’s charges against former Agriculture Secretary Meredith alleging deflation of farmers in 1920 and alleges Meredith conspired with Wall Street to stall agricultural relief. Brookhart seeks to prove his claims with a forthcoming court case and depositions.
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Brookhart
Meredith goMoines
Ancicultueres
Smith
Brook
Meredit
Wall Street
Webb Shot Incident Reported in Neots County
A fragmentary local notice describes a shooting involving Webb and a man named Sones from the Middle Grover area. The event purportedly occurred Saturday with a $2,000 bond posted, while authorities guard Webb and pursue further details.
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Webb
Sholin Webby
Middle- Grover
Sturday
Mr. Webb
Girown
Police Close Church Punch After Creed Scams Reported
The police halted activities at a church social amid reports of punch sales and counterfeit premiums. Investigators seized packages and reported about four sacraments affected while noting parishioners were urged to avoid further sales. Authorities said the incident netted about $2800 and noted a suspect had offered breast protections. no injuries were reported.
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Bovis
Blessed Sacrament Social
Todd
Pa Lee
I. Bers
Olbryan
Water Easin Omaha Incident At Elywood Park Report
Fragmentary report notes an incident at Elywood Park with crowds and mention of drinks and possible parties. Details are unclear but reference a large turnout and activity around a water easin event. Authorities not clearly identified due to damaged text.
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Omaha
Weather briefing hints showers this afternoon and cooler east
Fragmentary weather notice reports scattered showers this afternoon in central regions with cooler temperatures in the east and south. The garbled text mentions Insworth Pond and Wednesday portions, but key details are unreadable.
South Side Sluggers topple Shoe Factory in Twilight league
The South Side Sluggers defeated the Shoe Factory team 20 to 10 in Twilight league action. Ditto Dunins South led with strong hitting while Davis relieved for the South Siders as Spurling tipped off a shaky Shoe Factory mound. A night of uneven pitching left both teams vulnerable but South Side seized control late.
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Shoe Factory
Silas
South Siders
Spurling
Davis
Greson
Hriday
Duan
Hig
Paesslers
National Guard Leaving From Three Illinois Cities
National Guard units from Decatur Champaign and Springfield were ordered to report to Taylor Springs for guard duty. About 130 men traveled home by noon as seven remaining units were slated for removal before week’s end. Deputies and sheriffs patrolled the plant with guards only following the men for recognition of their service.
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Mingis
National Guard
Decanur
Champaign
Springfield
Taylor
Fragmentary Movie Notice From An Unclear Source
Incomplete OCR text discusses a film or market note with references to Earth, 4 TO, American dep ar tment bids, and a vague open call. No coherent event or names are identifiable due to garbled wording.
Cadet Burton Ret Poi rHine 1
Cadet Burton received praise during his visit with home folks and was described as a fellow who won favor with all he met. The report notes his patriotism and amiable conduct during the visit.
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Bas Vueare
Jane Albert
Albert
Fragmented OCR Speech on Eugenics and Global Politics
A garbled OCR passage discusses eugenics programs and global politics, mentioning Germany, South America, Sweden, and the United States. It references anniversaries, population figures, and tentative steps toward eugenics as a fore runner of similar courses, with unclear framing and numerous errors.
Explosion Wrecks Detroit Home Injuring Fifteen
A bomb wrecked a Detroit residence injuring fifteen people including children. The blast damaged the house of Impazio Manisealchi as four men, including Mantsealehi Donald, provided no explanation for the attack.
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Detroit
Mich
Sthem
Childrem
Putin
Impazio
Manisealchi
Trom
Governor Bryan demands coal price relief from Nebraska miners
Lincoln August 1 Gov Charles Bryan warns Nebraska coal operators to stabilize public fuel costs. He notes proposed coal shipments priced at 9.50 per load and argues the city must receive adequate delivery while condemning excessive profits and smoke concerns amid heavy coal demand.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles AW
William Jenning
Lon
Bryan
Hev
Orbitan
Collins brothers bring enslaved descendants to Missouri gathering
A fragmentary report notes a Missouri event at LacPlata with 170 attendance featuring Collins brothers from Sue City Tennessee arriving with ox carts and their enslaved descendants. The text is garbled but references enslaved people and a rural county gathering.
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Collins
Agdanya
Deseen
Farmers County
Dinityt
Sue City
Tennessee
Hannity
Henson Conducts Noon Run at WT
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a noontime event at WT with conductor Henson. Details on activity and participants are unclear in the readable text.
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Henson
Submarine Kobe Teetered on Trial Trip Loss Reported
Paris and Tokyo dispatches report the Kobe submarine suffered casualties in a trial voyage with 130 men and officers said to have perished. Japanese officials released the casualty figure while confirming the incident during a prewar test run.
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Kobe
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