Editorial: First Round Victory in Unionization Fight
The piece discusses the Pirates losing to the void of unions in baseball, noting a narrow vote against unionization and upcoming NLRB elections. It warns of salary ceilings under collective bargaining, player parity, and potential minor leaguers replacing major league stars, framing baseball as an industry on the brink of change and labor conflict.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
NLRB
Carl Hubbell
Eames
Bill Smith
John Jones
Jones
Pirates
Astrological forecast teases dramatic future events
A humorous column on a horoscope warning of unpredictable, far reaching upheaval while dodging alarm. The writer compares the idea to a tornado and roller skates, riffing on language quirks and the oddities of prophecy.
Murder Room Confab Ends As Inspector Orders Notes
In a tense living room scene Claire reports a private conference in the murder room while Inspector Barry and Hunt depart with Margot Ingalls' belongings for police delivery. Jane and Claire are urged to document Margot and Neal's actions. Jane ponders a pillow clue and a moonlit memory. News reports sensationalize Margot and Neal’s careers, sparking tension between Jane and her sister as Sunday rain cools the city.
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Claire
Jane
Barry
Hunt
Elmpoint
Berwick
Margot
Pettone
Rosa
Inspector Barry
Deane
Margot Ingalls
Neal
Benda Knight
New York
Lincolnsfield
Charley Bywater
Boston
Parris Tarrant
Hoover addresses GOP convention in 1936 reports
Ten years ago evening papers note Herbert Hoover addressing the Republican convention and Landon’s nomination conceded widely. Also listed: Pearl W. Ellis and Jacob Keller Jr wed, doctors Weiss Miller and Blum form Albany partnership, and local teams Houser Food Shops and Becker Coal Heavers win season openers against Moose Lodge and Ninneman Icers, 14–7 and 10–3.
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Herbert Hoover
GOP
Landon
State Women’s Missionary society opens convention at Juda Church
June 11 1921 report notes the State Women’s Missionary Society opens its annual convention at Juda Evangelical church. The item mentions a small injury to Cadiz lawyer’s son from an exploding device during local events and details on weddings licensed in New Glarus and Brodhead. It also recounts Mrs George Witt feeding a six month old and six baby skunks, then a note on Rome and salt at table.
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State Women’s Missionary Society
Juda Evangelical Church
Cadiz
Cn American Legion
Fred G. Duerst
Anna Bohren
New Glarus
Walter Benton
Tena Gritzmaker
Brodhead
B. C. Chicago
George Witt
Diane
Debates over Spain in U N Security Council intensify
DeWitt MacKenzie notes postponement of the Spain issue in the U N Security Council reflects international unease as major powers near a Paris conference to forge European peace treaties. He warns that failure at Paris could threaten peace and urges realism about avoiding war while Russia presses for concessions.
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U.N. Security Council
Russia
Paris
Security Council
Spain
State Byrnes
Moscow
America
Britain
Stalin
Three Buildings Destroyed by Storm Fire at New Richmond
A severe electrical storm in New Richmond Wisconsin struck the Doughboy Industries puffed wheat plant, destroying three frame buildings and the company offices. President Edwin J. Cashman estimated losses at 250000 dollars, covered by insurance, as flames spread from the cereal plant to a warehouse and nearby structures.
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New Richmond
Wis
Doughboy Industries
Edwin J. Cashman
Fire hits plant during wartime expansion program
City volunteers battled a four hour blaze that threatened the main plant and concrete silo. The destroyed structures were temporary wartime facilities used in producing K rations for the army, slated for replacement with more substantial construction.
Flashes of Life: Unfair Fare Runaway Cab and Smoke in KC
In Oak Park a Chicago cabby Bulman left to fetch a hub cap and the passenger sped off leaving him stranded. Rose Bible chased a purse snatcher at a loop station, reporting $26 stolen. A Kansas City club filled with dense smoke as a man crawled from a 13th floor window clutching baggage while spectators shouted.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Albert Bulman
Melrose Park
Oak Park
Bulman
Kansas City
Fragmentary OCR Reads of a Street Scene and Dialogue
The text shows a man climbing steps toward a second stage while gazing back in despair, then starting a return trip. He had been attempting to tell Rose something while shading over tar paper that protected a freshly laid sidewalk.
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Rose
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Editorial
Gan
Applebee
Jane Applebee
Burkhard
Auto Electric
First National Bank
The
F.D
Evening Times
DeWitt MacKenzie
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
Chiropractor
Specialty
Tschudy Service
Reddy
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Electric Hqur
Nelson Eddy
WBBM
WISN
WIAQ
W. N. Preston
Farmers’ Mutual Auto State Farm
Ays
Goetz Theater
Bidg
Dr. Newhaven
Sraight
Green County
Monroe Feed & Seed Co
City Hotel
Tucker Feed Mill
Browntown
Clarno Lumber & Supply Co
Karlen & Steinmann Lumber Co
Monticello
Hefty Bros
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Oscar Thierstein
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Western Yeast Company
Peoria
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Portland
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